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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
Herman C. Craven has been selected as chief clerk of the Senate, succeeding the civil service appointee. The appointment names Craven to fill the role and preside over Senate clerical duties.
About thirty girls enroll in the new W. G. A. club at the high school. Miss Ruth Bridenbaugh named club leader with Tolons guiding the S. C. S. group. Committees led by Julia Williams, Lauda Newlin, and Frances Mentzer plan a conference at Estes and motor trips with Mrs. A. D. Johnston and Mrs. Charles D. Carey.
Cadet squad No. 3 from a local high school attended a dinner at the Plains hotel hosted by sponsor Miss Edith Marsh. Guests included Lt. Robert Hanesworth and Captain Bogensberger, with cadets Arthur King and others plus hosts Mrs. Worcester and Miss Nell Martin recently returned from Denver.
Mrs. Waller L. Larsh and her daughter Miss Louise Larsh returned from Laramie where Miss Larsh has become organist at the Congregational church. Betty and Jane Beck, University of Wyoming students and daughters of Mr and Mrs George T Beck, were in Cheyenne en route to Cody. Dr George Rafter, back from the east, is in Laramie for the Episcopal Convocation.
Major H C Smith and Captain Francis L Johnson hosted a 7 30 pm dinner at Plains in honor of Major and Mrs S Elmose who left the city last night. Peony decor highlighted the event with many guests present including Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynds Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy Col and Mrs Ralph Glass Lieut E J Welsh Mrs W W Reno and others.
A jumble of short notices lists residents returning from service and travel. John A. Riner Jr. returns from Gamp Mills New Jersey. Mrs. Join A Riner and others welcome him home. Various locals depart for Fort Houston Texas and other hubs.
Mrs John W Lacey and Miss Margaret Lacey return home today after seven months away. Rev and Mrs W T Dumm plan trips to Cleveland and Columbus for church meetings, with a niece's wedding on June 26. Various visitors arrive for funerals and family gatherings.
Cheyenne residents return from brief stay in Laramie with mentions of Hinkle J W Hims B R B and others. Portland visitor Mr Y J Rinneck also in town for a short visit.
Lieut Arthur A Beard arrives in Cheyenne from Camp Mills N J and will stay with his parents Judge and Mrs Cyrus Y Beard Mrs George W Dasher is his sister Attorney P P Warbereff of Casper visits after a few days in the city Mrs John F Carey requests all knitted garments be turned into headquarters by July 1 with rooms to close then and the committee aims to clear shipments.
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. Relatives arrived yesterday and funeral arrangements were completed.
A Fresno reader aged 66, widow, reports a 32 year relief from a lingering cough after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. She states the product helps bronchial and grip coughs, is safe for children, contains no opiates, and is sold widely.
Scan of early baseball notices showing teams Pittsburg Boston Chicago and Brooklyn with names like Hamilton Schmidt Demaroe Scott Tragressor Oparrell Daley and Miller. Indicates batter and pitcher pairings and lineups with scores and positions in a fragmented listing.
A health note urges treating the body as a living mechanical nerve machine and seeks Chiropractic care. It emphasizes avoiding drugs and consulting a chiropractor when the human machine goes out of order, naming W. W. Quinn at 1809 Garey Avenue.
Josephine Barton aged 36 died at a local hospital after an operation. She worked as a waitress and is survived by a sister in the area and a brother A. M. Barton of Garden City Kansas. The body has been taken to Warner Kansas for interment.
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