Neighborhood Clubs Host Social Meetings and Birthday Party
A Help One Another club session at Mrs Bedy Largé’s House Street home featured a regular work session and refreshments, with plans for a future meeting at Mrs Leffler’s. Separately Miss Gladys Gereke celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a matinee outing, a five course luncheon at East Twenty‑first Street, a red and white theme, carnations and a large cake, plus musical selections by local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosper
George Hansen
Kennel
Avorr
Corran
von Kennell
Gladys Gereke
East Twenty-first Street
Missionary and parish group meetings held at local homes
A long list of church and social society events from Thursday and Friday includes the Altar and Rosary Society at Min Mecferty’s home with sewing sessions and refreshments, the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church at Mrs Edward Shoels’ home studying Rex Christus, and the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid at Mrs Thomas Meldrum’s Twenty-fifth Street residence. Attendance spans many named members with reports of charity work, summer suspensions, and upcoming religious music fixtures at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Mecferty
William, Dinneen
Sam Brown
Mrg
WH. Smith
Fhelludes
Meadames
William Dinnean
Sant Becker
de .B. Apperson
Tae Knieht
K. Cervantes
Mutton
Pat Seals
Mary Cahill
Georg Lanth
Yoseph Milligan
McGarvey
Fitegerald
Kerrigan
Jankoveky
Durbin
Moran
Crowlaz
Sullivan
Leslie
Lorenzen
Davis
Brauc
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Edward Shoels
East Twenty- Fifth Street
Paul Laverents
John Grainger
Mre. Hamilton
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Meldrum
Last Twenty-fifth Street
Kansas Seeks Forty Thousand Harvest Hands
Topeka, June 17. Charles Harris, director of the late ree employment bureau, estimates Kansas will need about forty thousand harvest hands this year, doubling his earlier estimate of twenty thousand based on recent wheat belt reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Charles Harris
Late
Ree Employment Bureau
Kansas
Mig
City briefs and notices sweep Cheyenne scene
Florist offers choice cut flowers at Carey Ave and 224 St. Car robber arrested on suspicion of stealing shoes by Union Pacific yard watchman McCarty. Cody club and J. P. Ranch incorp papers filed with secretary of state. Local photos and studio ads. Four days of police quiet. Fourth Field Artillery leaves Fort Russell for Pole Mountain. A 7 lb 6 oz boy born to Mark Cox’s wife on his ranch near Cheyenne. Yeager relatives arrive from Laramie to visit jailed son’s family. Tah ladies’ oxfords sale at Wasserman’s. Telegraph wires repaired after high winds. Trap shoot planned at Fort Russell with George La Pash coordinating. Al Royce of Denver’s United Hardware aiding setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibson
Shimitz Studio
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Pole Mountain
Stork
Mark Cox
Cheyenne
Yeager
S. ¢. Yeager
C. C. Yeager
Laramie
T. M. Smith
Union Pacific
George la Pash
al Royce
Trited Wardware Company of
Denver
Cfty
One Case Disposed Of In District Court
Walter Moore, a South Side youth, faced grand larceny charges over theft of fells from his father. He entered not guilty, jury selection begun, then pled guilty to petty larceny. He received one hour in jail and a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Eix
Sarve
Former Cheyenne Man Appointed Trainmaster in Iowa
A. B. Apperson, once yardmaster for Union Pacific in Cheyenne and later Salt Lake division superintendent for Utah Sites of Denver & Rio Grande, with offices in Salt Lake City, is named trainmaster of the western division of the Chicago Great Western based in Clarion Iowa. He succeeds H. W. Hamilton who has moved to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Apperson
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salt Lake City
Chicago Great Western
Clarion
Mr. Appersom
H. W. Hamilton
Hyde case awaits new trial hearing in Kansas City
Judge Ralph Latshaw and Prosecuting Attorney Virgil Conkling said they would oppose any further continuance of the motion for a new trial for Dr. B Clark Hyde, convicted of the murder of Col. Thomas H. Swope. Elliott W Major, Missouri attorney general, is present but will not participate in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Kansas City
Ralph
Latshaw
Criminal Court
Attornet
Virgik Conkling
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Elliott W. Major
Missouri
Conductor Killed On Ulster & Delaware Fast Train
William Bissel conductor of a fast express on the Ulster and Delaware railroad was killed last night near Oneonta New York. He was on the front car platform when the train tilted on a steep curve near a bridge and he was thrown under the wheels. His body fell through trestle work into the Susquehanna river and was swept away by the current. Divers searched the shallows for the body.
Stranger leaps to death over Niagara Falls
An unidentified man leaped from Green Island bridge into the upper rapids at Niagara Falls N Y today and was swept over the falls in view of English tourist Arthur Well. Earlier he talked with Reservation Official Ellis on general topics and showed no life end intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Green Island Bridge
Upper
Rapida
Arthur Well
Ellis
Local Notables Visit Cheyenne in Brief
Mrs Henry LeBay of Monelas and Dr William Pilaeeing visited Cheyenne last night and today EK T Stoner a Carpenter business visitor was in the city yesterday. State Agent FT Fright of the Humane Society left for the northern part of the state. Senator R B Forsythe of Rock Springs a Republican candidate for state auditor is visiting Cheyenne. F M Manley of Union Pacific is a visiting vice store in the city. Mrs J Lo George of Linder is in Cheyenne. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry LeBay
Monelas
Cheyenne
EK. T. Stoner
Carpenter
William FL Pilaeeing
Douglas
FT. Fright
The
Humane Society
Donald McAnister
Evensonste
R. B. Forsythe
Rock Springs
F. M. Manley
Union
Pacife. Con Company of
Omaha
J. Lo George of
Linder
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Ingersoll’s Square
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avennue
West Seventeenth St
Minson Laitie Baan
Apace Campbell
Molle Lee
Margaret Lae
Charlotte Chaplin
Borushy Ride
Geraldine Murray
Laetitis Thompson
Sadie Lovee
Lote Eldredge
Mary bin
Beatrine Cook
Jesule Large
Gertrude Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
TL. C. Hills
B. E. Leinbauer
Lewis Mitcheth
Harold Vaughn
Hills
Emery
W. B
Ambrose
Grace Bermont
Robert Dickson
Robert, Jr
Fort Scott
A. We
Ruth
Tno Fitness
D. P. Evans
Dorothine
Mrs. Evans
Sidney
Nebraska
the, Deke
Silk
Repp
China Silk
Henricita
Erory
New York
Colgate
Rubens
WEW
Pierce Suit & Cloak Co
Capitol Ave
Sherman Co
the “Square Deal” Store
Kare
Steve
Electa Coffee
Capipol
Oxfords
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