Cheyenne Visitors, Outings Highlight Local Travel
Mr and Mrs J B Rugg visit Cheyenne guests of C F Rugg and Mrs Rugg after a nine month Pacific coast journey. Several Cheyenne residents plan outings to Fletcher Park in the Laramie mountains and to Denver Douglas and various cities for summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rugg
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne
J. M. Carey
Denver
Thomas
Douglas
A. Huston
Lucy Taylor
Julia Freeborn
Dean Tornberry
Burrage
Laramie
C. C. Martin
Secretary of State
Capitol
Boston
H. K. Beatty
Lucille Wright
Pittsburg
New York
Edith K. O. Clark
University
Nancy Hikok
Oklahoma
William Rossman
Hereford Ranch
Eline Morris
Philadelphia
Horn of
Charles Carey
Miss Walcott
Scaoui
L. W. Trumbull
Lois
Chicago
Miss Lovi
W. RK. Streeter
A. Saunders
Spencer
Colorado
Fort Collins
Women’s clubs meet for knitting sewing and tea
The Ladies of the Maccabees knit ting club gathered with Mrs H Clay Taylor at 2312 Pioneer Avenue. Mrs Taylor and her family recently moved into the old R N Grace residence now vacant in Cheyenne while the Graces spend time in Denver. Myrtle Mage Club member Mrs PB Richardeon attended as guest. The session closed with a three week future delivery of the club lar. Coterie Art Club hosted nine members and five visitors at Mrs A W Albee’s home with wild flowers as place accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maccabees Knitting Club
H. Clay Taylor
Pioneer Avenue
Myrtle Mage Club
Richardeon
Mystic Mase
Iron Ashland
Neb
Mordamean Taylor
Christensen
Rosehoom
Waldo
Martin
Manewworth
Coterte Art Club
A. W. Albee
Guente
Bradley Barker performs in stray comic dolly skit
A fragmented OCR note mentions Bradley Barker and a performance involving a skit with comic dolls and a troupe. It hints at a stage event with various incomplete phrases, suggesting a local entertainment listing without full details.
Burlesquing the Kaiser as Yet No Announcement
A fragment notes that no formal announcement has been made about a planned burlesque event titled the Kaiser burlesque. The item implies anticipation and local curiosity without detailing participants or dates.
Afternoon tea table social with regional guests
The afternoon centered on sewing and visiting with ten o clock. Invited guests include Mrs. W. HW. Edwards and Mrs. W. H. Woolston of Cheyenne, Mrs. Olsen of Laramie, Mrs. Gerard of Colorado visiting her daughters, Mrs. Fred Benson and Miss Dorothy Watson of Omaha, the hostess' niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HW. Edwards
W. H. Woolston
Cheyenne
Olsen
Laramie
Gerard
Colorado
Fred Benson
Dorothy Watson
Omaha
Church Circles and Guild Meetings Announced
Methodist Home and Foreign Missionary societies meet this afternoon at 2508 Warren Avenue hosted by Mrs F. P. Crabbe. St Mark's Guild convenes at the parish house at 3 o'clock. St Mary's Altar and Rosary Society meets at K C Hall with Mrs Mahoney Mrs Cooper and Mrs Cooper hosting. Knitting and sewing followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Societies
The
Methodist Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Mre
FP. L. Crabbe
Warren Avenue
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
K. C
J. J. Mahoney
Thomas Cooper
James Cooper
Cheyenne to Hear Noted French Diplomat on Palestine
Cheyenne residents may hear Dr. Nahum Slousch the French high commissioner to Morocco speak on Zionist plans and Palestine rehabilitation. The movement, led by Mr. Lupson, aims to hold a mass meeting to gauge public sentiment and discuss Jewish refugee colonies in North Africa and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lupson Ot
Grand Market
Nahum Slousch
Morocco
Slousch
Plana
Palestine
Africa
Cyrenaica
Legion of Honor
Bokis
University of Paris
Sorbonne
The
Holy
Denver
Time Expressions In Ireland Highlight Galway Dispatch
Galway report notes varied time usage in Ireland with local phrases and customs. June 20 dispatch outlines how communities mark hours days and events in traditional terms amid regional speech patterns.
Time systems described by sun, Greenwich and daylight saving
The passage outlines three time concepts. Old time follows the sun and is forty minutes after Greenwich time. God’s time is Greenwich time as named by natives. The new time daylight saving time is ignored by peasants but observed by railways.
Prominent Russians Form League in France to Restore Russia
Twelve notable Russians residing in France back a new organization the League of Hueslags Faithful to Their Country and Its Alliances. It aims to reestablish order in Russia and defend its vital interests and economy while preserving constitutional bases and local liberty. Leaders include Efremof Iswolsky Lokhvitsky Nell dof and Stakhovitch as founders and ambassadors. The group breaks from the Union of Patriotic Russians and seeks to restore Russia’s sovereignty, military strength, and economic life through allied ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
League of Hueslags
Russia
M. Efremof
Progressive Party
Duma
M. Iswolsky
Lokhvitsky
M. Nelldof
Belgium
Havre
M. Stakhovitch
Finland
Spain
Union of Patriotic
Baseball Scores Across Leagues With Varied Results
American League games show New York 1 over W 4, Boston 0, Philadelphia blank, Chicago 5 Cleveland 4 in 12 innings. National League reports Chicago postponed, Philadelphia 4 5 Boston 6 4, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1, Horton New York 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Louie Chicago
Pitlsburg
Horton
Fort Russell Y M C A to Present Fine Sports Program
Soldiers at Fort Russell will enjoy a Saturday program featuring moving pictures a wrestling match and three boxing bouts between men from different units. Main events include Private Jackson versus Roseman in wrestling and a forthcoming Barding versus Pollock match slated to decide the fort championship. Additional nights will show more films for those staying at the fort tonight and next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solmhons
Fort Russell
Y. M
Private Jackson
M Troop
Roseman
F Troop 15Th
Dodson
Gormley
M Troop 15Th
Mackmore
Supply Department
Robinson
Hospital Corps
Ben
F Troop
Barding
Serfkeant Pollock
Pollock
Fort
Railroads seek male clerks as war shifts workforce
U P officers at Laramie report a clerk and accounting shortage due to war, with Cheyenne showing fewer gaps as many women fill former male roles. D C Lawton takes charge of the Laramie telegraph office, expected July 1, and a suit is readied for his wife. Rail yards show movement gains with few empty cars, Needham leaves for Kansas City, and Boyd acts as interim chief clerk. The UU P safety committee will meet today to consider delegable suggestions for improved operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Laramie
Cheyenne
D. C. Lawton
Needham
Wednewday
Argentine Military Flying Corps Triumph Crosses Andes
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine Military Flying Corps achieved its goal by flying a machine 112 miles from Zapata to Cunce Chile along the 5th parallel, crossing the Andes in 1920 era conditions. Lieutenant Candelaria led the effort amid strict war department cautions and high altitude tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Andes
George Newberry
Liew
Leale
Candelaria
War Department
Mendona
Zapata
Argentina
Cunce
Chile
Camels Recognized by Egypt’s Sultan for War Time Service
Cairo June 20 The importance of camels in moving war supplies across deserts has been officially recognized by the sultan of Egypt. Native members of the camel corps were awarded special medals for war service during exercises where the presentations were made by the sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Camel Corps
Mouse Killing Clubs Form in Britain Urged
A movement to form mouse killing clubs across Great Britain gains momentum as men women and children are urged to participate. A club has started in Aiawinghurst Kent where one member reportedly killed 650 mice in a single day and organizers estimate the crop will consume a peck of corn daily per mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwhenger Hrakeman Bender
UWP
France
Mechanical Department of Selective Service
Nlmbt
Fal
London
Great Britain
Aiawinghurst
Kent
Rail travel cost rises in Ireland and war savings plans
Dublin reports a 50 percent postwar rise in railway passenger rates effective June 1 to curb nonessential travel and save coal. England already uses similar increases. The P. War Savings Stamp club meets today as Wm. Co. Stein outlines a sales campaign starting June 28 for state War Savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
England
P. War Savings Stamp Club
Ww. Co
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Skovgaard
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Choir
Luna C. Freand Ie
Organ Fund
John Huckferdt
Russell
Sheridan
Mins Knight
Johnston
Emily Anhroff
Laramle
Harold Vaughan
Dorothy Dutcher
Janice Edser
Doris Applegate
Elaine Gaskin
Dorothy Davin
Adele Astle
Melba Kelley
Helen Dawson
Elizabeth Johnston
Floretta Gallagher
Arthur Miller
Bella Davis
Frances Metiteer
Sarah Davis
Helen Tyson
Vaughan
O'Reilly
Charles O'Reilly
Baker City
Oregon
Lincoln
P. J. McGovern
816Th Cavalry
the Plains
Williams
Camp Funston
Towers
Miles City
Montana
Buskirk
Captain Buskirk
Gordon Buskirk
Thomas Vincent Johnson
Louisville
Beatrice Wheeler
Johnson
Mies Mary Keiffer
Mia
Elizabeth Keiffer
Wheatland
Cartoonet
Maccabees Knitting Club
Bradley Barker
Baker Bad
Burlesquing
Kaiser
Galway
News of the Railroads
UU. P
McDuffie
New York Metropolitan Company
Auden
Cambe
Everett True
Walt
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