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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

3

Farewell Parties and Local News in Cheyenne Society

Wise Elizabeth Riner hosts a farewell for Miss Mary Nimmo as she departs for foreign travel with her aunt and uncle. Cheyenne social pages note forthcoming luncheons hosted by Mrs. A. D. Johnston and Mrs. G. P. Johnston, a Kensington event, and a junior chautauqua picnic at Lake Minnehaha. Also covered are a progressive house party among Cheyenne girls, new marriages and households, and arrivals of Ira Cline Dugan with bride at 2123 Warren Avenue along with newborns in local families.

Elizabeth Riner Mary Nimmo George P. Johnston A. D. Johnston Johnston Augusta Johnston Kensington G. P. Johnston Margaret Lafontaine Bone Lake Minnehaha Helen, McDonald Dorothy Bruce Delia Irene Hilliard Mildred Glennis Graham Cheyenne Ruth Evelyn Jennin Mrs. Dugan Ira Cline Dugan Warren Avenue Mr. Dugan Buechner Jewelry Company Kansas City

Visiting List Highlights Social Travels Across States

Miss Helen Gilland returns from Philadelphia after a National School of Oratory graduation and postcommencement visits in New York City and Denver. A group including Mr and Mrs A E Ragan Glenda and Mr and Mrs Charlie Buechner Wheatland visit H E Buechner home following a ten day Colorado motor trip. Mrs M A Turpin comes home from a ranch break, Mrs J A Fager and Marie Fager depart for Colorado Springs and other Colorado towns, Mrs William Dickson arrives from Kansas, Mr Dickson to join soon, and Mrs Herman Brookhart Ira Lake, Edna Krenshaw Fort Collins visit Sam Finch family. Mrs F L Robinson Nadine return from Denver trip.

Helen Gilland Philadelphia National School of Oratory Ira Edna Krenshaw Fort Collins Sam Finch F. L. Robinson Nadine Denver

Summer Constipation Warns and a Remedy Promoted

The text urges dietary variety in heat to prevent constipation, explaining hot foods and limited fluids aid the condition. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as immediate relief, cites testimonials, notes mildness for children, and provides ordering details and free samples via Dr. W. Caldwell in Philadelphia.

Amon Geof Allen Kn Maas

Local Residents Return from Denver and College Visit

Mr and Mrs C J Ohnhouse completed a brief Denver trip. Mr and Mrs A D Johnston returned home from Denver. Edger Schuneman, studying in Washington, came home for the summer to spend time with his parents, Mr and Mrs John Schuneman.

Mra C. J. Ohnhouse Denver A. DD. Johnston Edger Schuneman Washington John Schuneman

Women’s Club Notices Include Past Matrons Event

Past Matrons from the Past Matrons Club hosted by Mrs Robert Lawson at 222 East Sixteenth Street entertained visiting matrons this afternoon. Mystic Maze Club led by Mrs J A Singler welcomed members Thursday afternoon at the Sunergae Meeting. Sunergae members met at the Parish House yesterday with sixteen in attendance and sewed items for the Cathedral home at Laramie. Light refreshments followed the business session.

Robert Lawson Sixteenth Street Matrona Club

Church Guilds Cancel Meetings for Convocation

In church circles no St Mark's guild meeting this week due to the Laramie convocation in session. A Cheyenne delegation leaves today. Chautauqua cancels tonight's prayer service. St Marys Altar and Rosary society meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Hopkins home with Mrs Bell and Mrs Hendricks.

Guild of St. Mark's Laramie Cheyenne The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary's R. A. Hopkins Bell Hendricks Hopkins

Thanks to helpers for Tenth Annual Convention

The Woman's Searchlight club expresses gratitude to citizens and merchants who aided the entertainment of the Tenth Annual Convention of the Colored Women's Federated Clubs of Colorado and jurisdiction. Special thanks to Thomas Heaney Sr., Knight Campbell Music Co., Garwood, City Council, Handibal Pierce, Mrs De Marge DeWeese, President, Searchlight Club, Mrs J A Baker, President, Colored Women's Clubs, Colorado and jurisdiction.

Woman's Searchlight Club Colored Women's Federated Clubs Colorado Thomas Heaney Knight Campbell Music Co Garwood Handibal Pierce de Marge Deweese Searchlight Club J. A. Baker Colored Women’s Clubs

Honor Roll of Local Schools for Past Year

Local schools announce honor rolls with two levels. First Honor requires an average of 90 percent or above across subjects. Second Honor recognizes a general average meeting a set threshold.

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Honors and Honors Lists by Grade and Class

A long OCR fragment lists student names by grade and honor level. First and second honors appear for First and Second Grades, followed by Third Grade and Sixth Grade entries, with many spellings and some garbled names. The items resemble a school honor roll page with numerous individuals and occasional misspellings.

Dr. Wiley Demonstrates Pure Food Baby Test

Washington reports Dr. Wiley, famed for advocating pure food, used his own baby to demonstrate his feeding theory. The infant, under a year old, reportedly pulled out its father's hair while the experiment was shown to prove that proper feeding makes babies strong and puny if misfed.

Dr. Wiley Washington the Wiley Wiley

Eighth Grade Honors Named In Local School List

Eighth Grade honors include Ida Jarvis Mineko Fukushima Bertha Gustin Fredonia Huff Inez Powell May Clouser Ke ther Peterson Herman Sherman Acuna Miller Helen James Robert Clark. Second Honors lists Velda Jolson and Acuna Miller.

Ida Jarvis Mineko Fukushima Bertha Gustin Fredonia Huff Inez Powell Velda Jolson May Clouser Kether Peterson Stargarether Herman Sherman Acuna Miller Helen James Robert Clark

Converse First Grade and Other Honors Lists

First and second honors assigned to students across grades three to six. Names include Violette Henthom Mildred Boyer Winona Purcell Nadine Robinson Charles Crone Lynn Hollenback James Kinport Jean Robertson Gay Alexander Helen Johnson John Bruner Margaret Hefferon Lillian Strader Eugene Burke Second Honors many listed across grades with Rosenzweig families and others.

Violette Henthom Mildred Boyer Winona Purcell Nadine Robinson Charles Crone Lynn Hollenback James Kinport Orothy Finteinner Geraldine Fish Eleanor MecGuire Esther Rockafield Opal Schamp Cora Wilson Helen Carlson Lloyd Forde Harry Garlock Robert Maresh Arthur Miller Bruce Nimmo Jean Robertson Gay Alexander Helen Johnson John Bruner Margaret Hefferon Lillian Strader Eugene Burke Eleanor Gereke Olive Hendrick Louise Lofmann Margaret LaFontaine Louise Walcott Harry Moore Edwin Smalley Karl Yesterman Graeber

Notable Honors list from a school year segment

The list records First Honors and Second Honors recipients across grades, naming students such as Mire Babcock Dasha Shapiro Otto Bloom Ed ear Slade Florence Goldfarb Margaret Goldfarb Charlotte Torrey Frank Pipitone Fred Pontila Morris Wax Harley Johnson Georgia Booth Jennie Belanger Margaret Burch Luella McFarland Frances Gaskin Marie Lueviel Marjorie Btames Lauren de Rooster 68 6BPmerson Tullo Canmpe Jam Ong Frasier Davin Elton Heir Bernard Kine John Neat James Nap Joe Barton Joseph Finnerty Thomas McGuire Donald Smith Marrla Veto Francis Blamey Alberta Carrier Allee Davidson Thelma Derrick Rose Gows Mary Gape Alma Ghimits Sylvia Low Ruby Seboel Dorothy Wellnits ee iet Honors Blarry Rawson Wax Helmer Belle Davis Second Iionore Charles Corbin Roger Minnerty Charles Gattis Ian Lewis Pred Lugviel John MacDer mott John McFarland John Powell Herman Stanley nae Boyd Ketile Brown Edythe Gaek Callahan Cora Farrell Hasel Branley Fourth Grade First Hooert Gertrude Farrel William Johnston Jemile Kinnear

Frank Pipitone Fred Pontila Morris Wax Harley Johnson Georgia Booth Jennie Belanger Margaret Burch Luella McFarland Frances Gaskin Marie Lueviel Marjorie Btames Lauren de Rooster Joe Barton Joseph Finnerty Thomas McGuire Donald Smith Marrla Veto Francis Blamey Alberta Carrier Allee Davidson Thelma Derrick Rose Gows Mary Gape Alma Ghimits Sylvia Low Ruby Seboel Dorothy Wellnits Iet Blarry Rawson Wax Helmer Belle Davis Iionore Charles Corbin Roger Minnerty Charles Gattis Ian Lewis Pred Lugviel John MacDermott John McFarland John Powell Herman Stanley Nae Boyd Ketile Brown Edythe Gaek Callahan Cora Farrell Hasel Branley

List of Second and First Honors Recipients Named

The article lists students receiving First and Second Honors across grades, naming Florence Cohen Gerald Richardson Jessie Stanfield Richard Huff Sarah Davis Currie Goldfarb Ruth Higgins Helen McLayghtin Jennie Brown Chester Hissong Nichelis Jovomovich Pearl Lewis William Wool ston Ethel Gaskin Ralph Thatcher Edina Turner John Milazzo ten rietta Nooney Helen Wigelus Eamma Plexer Ruby Gaskin Emna Blazer with seventh grade First Honors Helen Wigelus and other honorees noted.

Richard Huff Sarah Davis Currie Goldfarb Ruth Higgins Helen McLayghtin Jennie Brown Chester Hissong Nichelis Jovomovich Pearl Lewis William Woolston Ethel Gaskin Ralph Thatcher Edina Turner John Milazzo Tenrietta Nooney Helen Wigelus Eamma Plexer Ruby Gaskin Emna Blazer

School Honors Roll Lists Mixed Grades and Names

A compilation of students receiving First and Second Honors and Legend Honors across multiple spellings and errors. Names include Hrickson Melver Bresnahen Rodin Carson Folek Gillespie Sloan Lafferty McCleave Berkley John son Embery Parker Westlake Blamey Adams Johnson Embery Parker Scott Baker Parker Westlake Coffett Bieber Fitamorris Gaulke Graham Gregory Hoff Homan MecCleave McCloud Pearce Pennock Gal loway Wilson Woners Martinez Miller Grainger Wilcox Buckley Erb Freeman Jensen John son Mellugh McCloud Pennock Pennock Buckley Erb Pennock Hovnors Elmer Johnson Muir Haxel Galloway Rodin.

Oscar Hrickson James Melver May Bresnahen Ana Rodin John Carson Lawrence Folek Edward Gillespie Alfred Sloan Minna Lafferty Hazel McCleave Gran Berkley Carl Johnson Rmarl Allen James Blamey Margaret Adams Gonrad Johnson Margaret Embery Edna Johnson Verla Parker Melvin Scott Mildred Baker Nellie Parker Lloyd Westlake Marvin Coffett Roy Bieber Harry Fitamorris Louis Gaulke Gordon Graham Albert Gregory Vernon Hoff Earl Homan Teddy MecCleave Floyd McCloud William Pearce Gordon Pennock William Roberts Carlisle Stenstrom Iris Gaulke Donna Gordon Sarah McHugh Mabel Pennock Rena Galloway Alvard Wilson Hose Martinez Marguerite Miller Catherine Grainger Thomas Wilcox Adeline Berkley Mary Buckley Walter Erb Thomas Freeman May Jensen Harry Johnson John Mellugh George McCloud Alva Pennock Edna Pennock

Sixth and Seventh Grade Honor Roll Notations

The list records Sixth Grade first honors Edwin Johnson and second honors Don Varnum Phyllis Pritchard. Seventh Grade first honors Viola Alien Mc Kenzie Berkley Carlitta Collenburg Estella Gilliam. Second honors Leone Gregory Bertha Mune.

Edwin Johnson Don Varnum Phyllis Pritchard Viola Alien McKenzie Berkley Carlitta Collenburg Estella Gilliam Leone Gregory Bertha Mune

School Honors Roll Across Multiple Grades

The list records first and second honors recipients across grades with names including Ivy Cotton Oliver Sommers Mattie Schommer Harold Towner Flora Keustler Ivan Swain Lois Swoboda George Taker Harold Baker Helen Blau Carl Bock Eleanor Boyle Emily Hager Lyle Huntoon Margaret McCalffery Bloise McDonald Gerald Morris John Nolan Bernar Primeaux Edward Swagger George Walker Cecil Cowley May bwiey Ruth Gustin Frances Ment Zor Susin Books Walter Schag Ted McEnidrbe Feree Marks Elmer Wates Edna Stone Laverne Spring Lauda Newlin Connie Cowley Glenn Swain Adelene Blau Emily Johnston Erwin Piekell.

Ivy Cotton Oliver Sommers Mattie Schommer Harold Towner Flora Keustler Ivan Swain Lois Swoboda George Taker Harold Baker Helen Blau Carl Bock Eleanor Boyle Emily Hager Lyle Huntoon Margaret McCalffery Bloise McDonald Gerald Morris John Nolan Bernar Primeaux Edward Swagger George Walker Cecil Cowley May @bwiey Ruth Gustin Frances Ment Zor Susin Books Walter Schag Pitth Ted McEnidrbe Feree Marks Elmer Wates Edna Stone Laverne Spring Lauda Newlin Connie Cowley Glenn Swain Adelene Blau Eimily Johnston Erwin Piekell

Suffragette Hammer Carried in Dorothy Bag

A London suffragette on a shopping tour hides a hammer in a small bag called a Dorothy Bag. Police would not inspect the bag, as stopping thousands of women could follow.

Dorthy London

Penmanship Revival Sparks Education Push in Wisconsin

The 1912 French forces show 3.46 percent illiterate and 22.5 percent with only basic reading and writing. Wisconsin reports renewed interest in penmanship with Cary leading efforts to improve instruction across counties and emphasize writing as a needed skill.

France Wisconsin State Cary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Societ Wate Helen Bullis Patience House of Memories W. W. Keefe Baby Girl Stork Anna Buboff Baltimore Caldwell W. Dwell Washington St. Lanpuirantn i Mystic Maze Club J. A. Singler Myatic Mase Club Sunergae Meeting Central School Robert Guthrie Louise O'Leary Daniel Mullvan Alice Taylor Ruth Sweet Franklin Fay Rudolph Nagel Jack Thompson Thelma Everett Bobby Walton Genevieve Wheeldon Evalyn Seymour Mariel Engstrom Clara Krast Bank Mildred Crouse James Morgan Gertrude Stubbs Marlon Logan Thora Howax Addamae Henderson Henry Taylor Edith Kiest Myers Spaulding Jack Ryan Ruth Swartz Clifford McCain Helen Bennett Allen Tyler William Swinbank Mable Mogs Viola Murray Honore Ewula Yeager Hilda Schulle Helen Kepler Lola Tillman Edward Morgan James Willliams Willis Hirsl Carlys Downs Hoyt Graham Delphine Murphy Dorothy Clews Howard Remacle Gardiner Hart Mercedes Houx Beryl Sharp Julia Sherman Herbert Woodman Robert Skinner Gary Fuller Helen Kline Fenwick Ridgley Ralph Thompson Atwell Wolfer Robert Nagel Marion Barnett Lois McDonald Erma Stevens Thelma Taylor Myrza Dickerson Helen Chiffen York Jones Redmond Fay Abraham Wollnits Beatrice Steppe Samuel Garlesky George Gilliland Kinabeth Moore Sadie Sherman Mark Hbeig Monroe Gleason David Chaplin Helen Angstrom Hazel Clemens Cecil Rowsey Eliott Krauts Alice Clark Franklin Roberta Archer Frewnd Vivien Rudkin Raymond Burton Firat Tlonore Hather Mows Gladys Clemena Honore—Lelia Bruce Ernest Fitnge Miret Ruth Harrington H Onore Burr Olive Maxon Wilmer Stevens Ruth Mows Misa McCornick Converse Suthowib Roy Alexander Lilian Baxter Virginia Berry Robert Clausen Ollo Hansen Jennie Jerpe John Kingham Helen Moyer Hazel Stephens Charlie Warren Dorothee Roedel Wayne Taylor Elizabeth Kinport Opal Hollenback Wille Brown Adelbert Beagle Mary Garlock Alice Stevick Henry Benson Clayton Kerr Donald Fuelscher Paul Bentson Venora Clara Stemler Alden Peabody Dorothy Stevens Helen Daley Ina Filmer Orrin Kerrigan James Gordon Ocorlett School Mire Babcock Dasha Shapiro Otto Bloom Edear Slade Florence Goldfarb Margaret Goldfarb Charlotte Torrey Tvis Huntoon First Hooert Gertrude Farrel William Johnston Jemile Kinnear Garald Stanley Edward Soltow Glen Rhoades Florence Cohen Gerald Richardson Jessie Stanfield Johnson School T Teabelle Buckley Cirade Piret Hovnors Elmer Johnson Amelia Muir Haxel Galloway Roy Rodin Boston Ladies Carey Candy Sale the Capitol Grill Churchile Paul Fonterala Margaret Bradley Dorothy DeArmon Elixabeth Johnston Josephine Stimson Hogoes Melvin Clark Bertha Dubois Charline Garwand Marle Pickell Louise Stone Miles Bunce Robert McGonaughy Glen Huntoon Gladys Stone Robert Dubois Emmett Birdall Minnie Becker Ada Cowley Emma Gustin Shermad Co Vicor Fintehwig Sherman Co Wyoming Try Chichester Kohler & Campbell Piano New, Ark Oak Cage Werner Kurtzmann Bush & Gertt Ebon la Chautauqua CO Jn Ging Sciimann Capitol Avenue
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