Visitor from Glenrock Treated to Cheyenne Socials
Miss Carrie Cottle of Glenrock visiting Mrs. Stanley Vaughan enjoys sewing tea theater and a Granite Canyon motor trip during a cheerful Cheyenne stay. The piece highlights local entertainments including a St. Mark's Guild strawberry festival and a Fort Russell soldiers benefit, plus social news on visitors and upcoming events.
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Carrie Cottle
Glenrock
Stanley Vaughan
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Glenrock Episcopal Church
Vaughan's
Granite Canon
Episcopal Church of
Folk Dancing Class First Meeting Announced
Miss Laura Lee announces the first folk dancing class for girls to be held Friday at 10:30 AM in Labor hall. A note adds the new program aims to foster girls’ recreational activity and local community engagement.
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Laura Lee
Labor Hall
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Eda Marie Laughlin and John C Peryman
A morning ceremony at Mrs. Katherine E Laughlin’s home joined Eda Marie Laughlin and Encampment native John C Peryman with Rev Father Hartmann officiating at St Marys cathedral. Guests included Crewe Peryman and Dorothy Peryam. The couple plan a Colorado motor trip then housekeeping at Haden forest before settling near Encampment.
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Katherine E. Laughlin
Cheyenne
University of
Help One Another Club Hosts Red Cross Work Meeting
Mrs. Peter Jessen of 401 East Tenth street will entertain the Help One Another club this afternoon with Ned Cross Work Meeting. Forty five ladies gathered at the Parish house yesterday afternoon to assist in the Red Cross sewing. C. W. Burdick and P. B. Cook spoke on the mammoth Red Cross drive. Next Wednesday afternoon the meeting will be in the senate chamber at the state capitol. Past Matron’s club enjoyed a pleasant session yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Joseph Ottman
Nerman Karseh
Selma Johnson
Piper
Peter Jessen
East Tenth Street
Ned Cross
C. W. Burdick
Cook
Senate
State Capitol
Shredded Wheat Ad Praises Fuel For Workers
An Oakland California produced Shredded Wheat advertisement extols its energy sustaining nutrition for workers. It claims the biscuits with milk provide a better balanced breakfast than meat eggs or potatoes and can accompany berries for any meal.
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Oakland California
Tea and Lilacs Highlight Woman's Club Meeting
At Mrs. W. M. Foust home fourteen members and visitors gathered for sewing and visiting among lilac-scented rooms. At tea time served by the hostess aided by her daughter Myrtle, the gathering enjoyed an elaborate tea.
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W. M. Foust
Myrtle
Elks Dance At Home With Kopald Orchestra
This evening the Elks host a dance for members and guests at the Elks home with Kopald's orchestra providing music for the popular fort nightly hop among the young people.
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Elks
Kopald
Parish House Dance Delights O. T. Elite Guests
Last night the O. T. elite hosted about seventy five couples at a Parish house dance. Kopald's orchestra provided music and refreshing punch was served continuously, making the event a highly enjoyable recreation.
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O. T
Arou
Kopald
Church Activities Focus Of Local Societies
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary's hosts a social gathering at K. hall this afternoon under Mesdames Hopkins Phe lan and Cahill. Presbyterian Aid society meets in church parlors Friday with hostesses Glafeke and Keefe. Anna Gordon W C T U meets this afternoon at 07 East Twelfth Street with Mrs D A Jones, offering humorous program items and reminders to bring contributions.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary's Society
K.’. Hall
Mesdames St. A. Hopkins
W. Q. Phelan
T. Joe Cahill
Presbyterian Aid Society
Anna Gordon
Denver Hopes for Army Depot
Colorado seeks a commissary depot or disbursing station to spend federal loan funds for army needs. Senator Shafroth argues Denver as the natural distributing point for the Rocky Mountain region, a livestock center, and well equipped with transportation to attract the depot.
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Denver
Colorado
John F. Shafroth
War Department
Council of National Defense
Shafroth
Rocky Mountain
Intermountain West
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Army Orders Move Officers Across Regiments and Posts
A batch of army orders details transfers and duty changes for numerous officers. First Lieut. John M. MefDowell moves to Fifteenth Field Artillery, Capt. Thomas J. Sherburne to fill a signal corps vacancy, and several other officers are reassigned or relieved across artillery, infantry, cavalry, and support units with movements to stations, hospitals, or duty rosters.
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John M. MefDowell
Second Feld Artillery
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Thomas J. Sherburne
Fifth Cavalry
Signal Corps
War Department
Harry A. Hegemann
Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
Medical Corps
Frederick S. Macy
Wrightstown
Glenn J. Jones
Ayer
Mass
Eugene Northington
American Lake
Wael
Clarence KE. Frank
Atlanta
CIA
Cornelius C. Weeks
Reserve Corps
Girard Wy. Melntee
Philippine Department
William HH. Clopton, Jr
Fort Reno
Okla
Chester A. Shepard
Vv. S. A
Herbert A. Dargue
Junio
Aviaton
Jesse R. Harris
U.S. A
Marold FE. Keefers
Medical Reserve Corps
Peter ER. Traub
Cavalry
Philippine Constabulary
Governors Island
George KR. Guild
Thirty Fifth Infantry
Daniel L. Howell
Thirty-fourth Infantry
William F. Pearson
Eighth Infantry
Forty First Infantry
Wiliam A. Glaseford
VS A
Western Department
George Wt. Harrison
Fortyfifth
Fort Niagara
N. Y
James Huston
George C. Lewis
Philippine Scouts
Richard T. Ellis
Coast Artillery Corps
James H. Laubach
Sixtieth Infantry
Eli A. Helmick
Southern Department
Ora M. Baldinger
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Francis A. Byrne
Twenty-second Infantry
George R. Warrison
Forty Fifth Infantry
Walter Reed General Hospital
Rodman Hitler
Bingham School
Asheville
N.C
John C. Montgomery
John K. Jemison
Coast Artilery Corps
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Tia
Denver Poised For Pot Supply Amid Transit and Trade Support
The passage argues that Denver holds an exceptional position for a supply depot due to its proximity to sources and strong transportation links. It notes help from the Colorado delegation in Congress and backing from the Denver Manufacturers' Association and other commercial groups.
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Denver
Colorado
Congress
Denver Manufacturers’ Association
Union Pacific to spend 20500 on Cheyenne roundhouse upgrades
Union Pacific will spend 20500 to lengthen five stalls from 90 to 114 feet and three stalls from 90 to 114 feet at the Cheyenne roundhouse. The project, approved by FE Stenger W R Armstrong and Wao M Jeffers, will expand engine pits and plumbing and use brick walls and floors to accommodate Mallet locomotives. Start date unspecified due to labor and material shortages.
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Union Pacific
Near Flute
Cheyenne
FE. Stenger
W. R. Armstrong
Shortage of Cars Eases For Rail Freight
New York June 20 The national shortage of freight cars eased about one third since the railroads board took over the situation The shortage stood at 04h 027 on that date and 105 227 on June 1 Leon Watters four year old son of Mr and Mrs Nal Watters underwent an operation for appendicitis at St Luke's hospital in Denver last Sunday He is in critical condition but doctors hold hope for recovery His puree and grandmother Mrs Crature are with him.
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New York
Eantry
Wer
Pasocration
Serdods
Conde Pion
Leon Watters
Nal Watters
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guild of St. Mark's
Women's Civic League
Fort Russell
W. E. D. Gray
Harold Vaughan
J. 3. Stubblefield
Men's League
Enlisted
Tiny Maysie McKay
Jackie Rath
Viola Beatrix Goodwin
Casper
Goodwin
Verna F. Bohlke
Ruth St. Denis
Chalif
William Henry Newmeyer
L. A. Tys
Johnston
Detroit
Mich
Albert Jensen
Portland
Ore
Ada i H. Farmer
Canadian Pacific
Eleanor Farmer
Arthur Farmer
The
Coast Artillery
H. Jensen
Ann Arbor
Miss Evelyn
Guy Jensen
Howard Baldwin
A. M. Eymer
St. Joseph
East
Eighteenth Street
Elden DeHolt
Chicago
Madison
Ind
W. E. Mahoney
West Point
Washington
Ethelbert
West Point Military Academy
E. H. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Mrs. O. K. Snyder
Frances Davis
Louisville
National Library Association
Miss Davis Ia
Richard Tall
Martha Susan
Neri Platte
K. C. Ball
Oo O. T. Club Dance
Army
Philippine Puty
Optometrists
Swisher Optical Company
West 17Th Street
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Percale House
Gingham House
SE Faia
Wao M. Jeffers
Beg
Fletcher
Lillidu
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