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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
11
Herman C. Craven has been selected for the role of chief clerk of the Senate. He previously served in the civil service and will assume duties shortly.
About thirty girls enrolled in the W G A club at the high school with Miss Ruth Bridenbaugh named club leader. committees are formed with Julia Williams chairing Scout Committee and Lauda Newlin leading the Innings Committee. Members listed include Elisabeth Moore Fifth Marsh and Ruth Fenton among others. Several local residents and visitors are noted in city and regional events.
Miss Edith Marsh hosted a Plains hotel dinner for High School Cadets of Squad No 3 Gheysnno with Lt Robert Hanesworth and Captain Bogensberger in attendance. Guests included Ira Trotter and several squad members as well as Miss Nell Martin returning from Denver as a house guest.
Mrs Waller L Larsh and her daughter Miss Louise Larsh returned from Laramie after Louise’s first appearance as organist at the Congregational Church. Betty and Jane Beck, students at the University of Wyoming, were in Cheyenne en route to Cody. Dr George Rafter, recently back from the east, attends the Episcopal Convocation in Laramie.
Major H C Smith and Captain Francis L Johnson hosted a 7:30 p.m. dinner at Plains in honor of Major and Mrs S Elmose who departed the city last evening. The peony decorated table welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynds Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy Col and Mrs Ralph Glass Lieut E J Welsh and several other officers and ladies.
John A Riner Jr returns home from Gamp Mils New Jersey after serving with American expeditionary forces for about two years. Mrs. Join A Riner and Mr Hiner join him, with many friends greeting the homecoming. Other community members depart or visit from Fort Houston to Denver with furloughs and travel for work and family matters in the region.
Mrs John W Lacey and Miss Margaret Lacey return from a seven month stay while Rev W T Dumm and Mrs Dumm depart for Cleveland to attend the District Superintendent's Meeting and Centenary Mission Celebration in Ohio. Community guests include Mrs M J Head, Mr Sam Campbell, and others arriving for a death in the area.
Cheyenne men return home from Laramie after a brief stay. Names listed include Hinkle J WH Hims B RB, Graves Avery Haggard O'Neill WJ Met Ment and Porter Scott land MMB rest. Mr YJ Rinneck of Portland Ore visits briefly.
Lieutenant Arthur A Beard arrives in Cheyenne from Camp Mills New Jersey and will stay with his parents Judge and Mrs Cyrus Y Beard. His sister Mrs George W Dasher and Attorney P P Warbereff plan to visit Casper after a few city days. Mrs John F Carey asks that all knitted sweaters and garments be turned into headquarters at once with rooms closing July 1 and the committee seeks shipments cleared by then.
Funeral services for John L. Thomas, who died suddenly last Wednesday, will be held at the Elks home at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. The Rev. EB Brace will officiate. With the arrival of relatives yesterday funeral arrangements were completed.
A Fresno reader, widow aged 66, testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar helped her lingering cough for 32 years. She notes it suits bronchial and grip coughs and is safe for children with croup or whooping cough. The product contains no opiates and is sold widely.
Fragmented OCR notes list teams and players including Boston Chicago Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with batting and pitching mentions. Names like Hamilton Schmidt Demaroe Scott Tragressor O’Parrell Daley Miller are cited in a garbled summary of NL action.
The ad presents the body as a living mechanical nerve machine prone to injury from accidents that can misalign the skeletal frame. It promotes Chiropractic as the proper method to adjust issues rather than using drugs, urging readers to see Chiropractor W. W. Quinn at 1809 Garey Avenue.
Josephine Barton aged 36 died at a local hospital after an operation. She was a waitress and is survived by a sister here and a brother A. M. Barton of Garden City Kansas. The body has been taken to Warner Kansas for interment.
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