Club and Church News Highlights From General Federation
A General Federation bulletin surveys club women’s work across the nation with local stories. Peducah Kentucky hosts monthly Market Day integrating Home Economics talks and a canning sale. Poised poets prize of 100 dollars offered by Martha Foote Crow for federation members. Civil service openings total 371 headings for women with 86,497 employees. encouragement to graduates to seek such posts. A quiz from Ladies' Home Journal questions the meaning of E Pluribus Unum. Kensington tea honors Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Marchant. Social teas, motor trips to Granite Canon, and a Fort Russell entertainment for enlisted men are noted, along with a baby girl born to Esther Miller Breisch and a Lane Lane-Lane couple’s Cheyenne wedding.
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General Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman's Club
Peducah
Chub
Martha Foote Crow
One Hundred Twenty-eighth Street
New York
General Federation Department of Literature
General Federation Magasine
Frederick Cole
Civil Service Department
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Visiting Libt Ella Loache to Visit Mrs Foley in Cheyenne
Local notes list Miss Ella Loache from Iowa visiting Mrs. Foley in Cheyenne next week, with Mr Loache already in Cheyenne. Several relatives travel or plan trips across Iowa, Colorado, Kansas, Idaho, and Minnesota for summer visits and family duties.
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Ella Loache
Cheyenne
John C. Foley
Iowa
Foley
Mr. Losache
Losche
Mra. W. W. Gleason
Denver
Ashley Gleason
Colorado Springs
Mr Gleason
Kansas
H. D. Gleason
H. D. Gleasons
Bitmeohy recipe and Help One Another Club notes
A whimsical line of text praises a berry dish with high food value for little cost and effort. The Help One Another Club met at Mrs. Peter Jessen's home for sewing and visiting, planning summer bazaar items. Mrs. Hiram Sapp chaired, tea was served at 5 pm by hostesses and guests, and future hostess Mrs. Joseph Kingham was noted to receive the club in two weeks.
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Peter Jessen
Hiram Sapp
Orville Hendershot
Anna Jessen
Fred J. Hendershot
Joseph Kingham
Women’s Civic League Meeting in Carnegie Library
The Women’s Civic League invites all Cheyenne women to a Monday evening gathering in the Carnegie Library auditorium. They seek united effort to advance civic reforms and safeguard youths by enforcing and improving laws and ordinances, benefiting soldiers and local men alike.
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Women's Civic League
Carnegie Ibrary
Cheyenne
Church Circles and Parish Society Notices
Presbyterian Aid society met in church parlors with Mrs. Ridgely presiding. Social hour followed sewing and visiting. hostesses were Mrs. Glafeke and Mrs. Keefe. Altar and Rosary society held a large gathering at St Marys KC hall with sewing, visiting, and refreshments. Win One class of the Methodist Sunday school planned National Patriotic Sunday July 1 with music and tableaux. a debate will also be held tomorrow morning at 9:45.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
H. S. Ridgely
F. W. Glafeke
M. P. Keefe
Methodist Sunday School
Fort Trussell
Methodist Church
Big Florn Brokerage and Big El Oi and Gas Form Charters
Two companies filed articles of incorporation yesterday at the statehouse. The Big florn Brokerage is capitalized at 50 000 with directors J H Harris A H Griffin T C Marshall H B E Williame and Ben Stahl and principal office in Greybull. The Big El Oi and Gas plans a 960 000 capital stock with directors A G Craig FE G Hurst George W Bimcock T C Murdock Oscar Carl son F R Lindsley and Oscar Hoyer.
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Big Florn Brokerage
Statehouse
J. H Harris
A. H. Griffin
T. C. Marshall
H. BE
Williame
Ben Stahl
Greybull
Big el Oi and Gas Company
A. G. Craig
FE. G. Hurst
George W Bimcock
T. Murdock
Oscar Carlson
F. R. Lindsley
Oscar Hoyer
Redpath Hormer company files in Cheyenne amid formation
The Wever Land and Livestock and a Wyoming corporation with $200000 capital fled papers yesterday listing Arthur Schofield BJ Cooper and Walter UY Smith of Wheatland as directors. Incorporators include Rudolph Meyer Meyer and Clarence Pe Brewer. Principal business address is Douglas. Nebraska capitalized at $20000.
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Cheyenne
Tulsa Oil and
As Company of Wyoming
Arthur Schofield
BJ. Cooper
Walter UY. Smith
Wheatland
Wever Land and Livestock Company
Fa Ecapitationdat
AOC FB
Meyer Rudolph F. Meyer
Clarence Pe Hrewer
Douglas
Redpath-Hormer Ehauiaiqua
Nebraska
Fort Russell Intensive Training And Upcoming Band Concerts
Fort Russell braces for rigorous drill with 4000 troops at Fort Hassell. The First Cavalry band performs two Sunday concerts June 24 with a retreat ceremony to follow. Major arrivals include Lieut. Col F C Marshall and Major Moses. Private Clement Crowley of Troop 1, First Cavalry, died June 21 after a five day illness. Fort Russell baseball hosts Kansas City Reds at Pioneer Park this weekend. New rookies face mounted training as horses test recruits new to riding. Lone horse sense highlights the daily challenges and humor of early military life.
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Rigoro
Fort Hassell
First Cavalry
F.C. Marshall Line
Fort Russell
Twenty-fourth Cavalry
Moses
Alea
Twenty-fourth
Clement Crowley
Post Hospital
Army
San Francisco
Cal
Berches
Kansas City Reds
Pioneer Park
Homesteaders Face Oil Rights Quandary on Land Leases
Wyoming Congressman Mondell asked for an official ruling on oil prospecting around enlarged homestead entries. Commissioner Tallman replies that if land is later found valuable for oil or gas, mineral rights apply and the homesteader must choose a limited patent reserving oil deposits or let others prospect with government oil rights in reserve.
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Wyoming
Mondell
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Oil Deposits On Land Reserved If Limited Patent Chosen
He proposes that choosing a limited patent would reserve oil deposits to the government and prevent appropriation since Congress has not provided for disposal of such deposits. The option would keep control with the government over mineral rights.
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Congress
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Ing
Middle West
Ladies’ Home Journal
United States
Kensington
Rosalie Stone
Frank Gleason
Shaleey Marchant
Ogden
Tcherenne B
Granite Canon
Ray K. Olds
Will Reid
I. C. Newlin
Minnie Nieman
Mcllee Ranch
Reid
Newlin
Sven
Knight- Campbell Music Company
Herold Vaughan
Woman's Civic League
Singleton
Soldier
Hereford
Florence Snow
Irene Kingham
Minnie Jon, Mesers
William Logan
Lewis = lavis
James Garrett
Elwood Breisch
Elizabeth Breisch
Esther Miller
E. R. Bretsch
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Biter
J. T. Boyd
Fay Walker
New York City
Lee Bristol
Wendover
Sirs
Peter McFarlane
E. L. Kokjer
George Hansen
Pittabure
Hansen
Chevenne High School
Ann Arbor
Westinghouse
E. R. Breisch
Laramie
Mra. Frank Holliday
Mrs. A. Christensen
Loveland
Mra. F
Veroncia Wolfer
Idaho Springs
Colo
Thomas
Lander
Bishop Thomas
Wind River Reservation
Mrs. F. L. Robinson
Miss Nadine
Mrs. Robinson
Made
Oakland
California
Ft. Russell
Pont
Chenstein’s
Wm. Myers Dry
Morning Glory
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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