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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
11
A society allied with a church plans to recruit forty thousand women for a nationwide spiritual and educational campaign. The effort seeks to organize female workers into a supportive auxiliary to advance religious objectives.
A Texas party including Edna J. Moore and Graele Westen visited Cheyenne staying at the Plains hotel. They toured Fort Russell and the Elks Club and Masonic temple, met Governor Robert D. Garey at the state capitol, and were hosted by Davis of the First National Bank. Mrs. A. Whittemore then departed for New York after visiting in Cheyenne.
The State Historical Department requests volunteers to assist in preparing War Record cards for Wyoming soldiers. Work requires accuracy and typing ability. volunteers able to spare two to three hours daily or more per week should call Room 305 Capitol Building or phone 257. Mr. Filo Lung left yesterday for Salina Kansas after visiting the city with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Igdon.
Miss Elizabeth Moore entertained the Cheyenne high school cadets in her honor at a 6 30 p m dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs Louella G Moore assisted by Julia Williams and Edith Massif served. Guests included Dean A Worcester principal Lieut Robert Hanesworth cadet captain Rudolph Bogensberger and squad members William Woolston James Wall Ferre Marks Jean Swain Dan Rees Fred Matusky Carl School William Brown Lawrence Douglas and George Hudson.
The Parent Teachers Association meets Friday afternoon at Churchill School at 3:00. Rev Bruce B Jackson will deliver a talk a piano solo will be performed by Mrs P I Wescott a paper read by Mrs C C Carlisle on Home as the basis of civic social and moral uplift. Mrs T Blake Kennedy sings and Ada Mae Henderson reads a class poem. Mothers urged to attend as freshmen sewing is planned.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet today. The Presbyterian Art Society meets this afternoon at Central School. Girls of Central School organize a W C A group tomorrow at City Park. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives, and attend reunions in Iowa, Wyoming, and Colorado.
The Army and Navy Union held a regular meeting at 1 0 C F Wednesday evening with the ladies’ group entertaining. A dainty apron sold. Mrs. MacDonald held the lucky card. Visitors Ralph Antisdell K B Brown from Omaha joined the city. Several residents from Kansas City Laramie Fort Russell Cripple Creek and Lodge Grass area are mentioned. The marriage of Miss Helen Stuby to Francis Bogart of Sheridan is noted. she is sister to Mrs. R Allan Floyd. The couple will settle on a ranch near Lodge Grass Montana on the Little Horn River.
Gheyenne will be well represented at the Episcopal convocational in Laramie this week. Attending are Bishop and Mrs N B Thomas, Mrs Edw Prince, Mr and Mrs W B Ross, Mr and Mrs G Hoel, Miss Julia Freeborn, Miss Lucy Taylor, and Mrs David Nimmo. Some will travel by motor, others left on the afternoon train today. The conference closes next Monday evening. A W Strand. Paperhanging Psions 390 W 44 State Leader Want Ad Bring Results.
Miss Edith Brady and Harry Wilson of Kimball Nebraska united in marriage at the Plains hotel on Wednesday. Visitors in Cheyenne include Mr. Dave Goldberg of Denver now employed at Sam Starkd Clothing Store and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kimball of Big Springs Nebraska.
The Gold-Stabeck Company with offices in Cheyenne Great Falls Minneapolis and newer branches in Scranton and Jansville raises capitalization to 1 000 000. In business over twenty six years it expands rapidly and is noted as a leading western financial institution specializing in government municipal railroad industrial and public utility bonds and land mortgages. Officers include H N Slabeck president G2 O00 H Stasbeck vice president W O Newhouse vice presidents P O Orth secretary Spencer Erickenson assistant secretary Ralph BE Cole assistant secretary KR Gould treasurer and William B Molir bonds department manager.
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