Club and Church Events at Executive Mansion
Mrs. Frank L. Houx opens the executive mansion Tuesday afternoon from three to five for a box lunch event. Guests bring boxes with lunch for one and an original rhyme, to be auctioned at 4 45 to raise funds for yarn. Tea, lemonade, and D A R knitting fund gifts accompany the sale. Mrs. W L Larsh and others assist. Mrs. Fred M Miller hosts a dinner Tuesday evening for her sister Miss mini Hawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
W. L. Larsh
Wyoming Tribune
State Leader
Houx
D. A. R. Knitting Fund
Maurice Groshon
Cheyenne
Claude Draper
iMimer
Fred M. Miller
Mini Hawn
Old Fashioned Knitting Bee At Governor's Mansion
Mrs. Houx invites ladies to a Thursday afternoon knitting bee at the governor's mansion on June 2 at 2:30. Daughters of the American Revolution lead the navy knitting drive, distributing yarn from a recent benefit card party and requesting celluloid needles Nos 3 and 5.
Miss Minnehaha Camp Fire Outing Heads to McGee Ranch
The Misses Lauda Newlin Helen Reid Gladys Foresman Anna Jensen Sadie Sherman Hazel Galloway Alice Miller Alice Yoder Edith Marsh Edna Fox Lucille Ahlers members of Minnehaha Camp Fire with Brenda Newlin as guest will travel by motor cars to the McGee ranch at Garnite for a week’s camping. Mrs I C Newlin and Mrs Will Reid serve as chaperones. Several cars donated for transportation, with Mr Ray Olds Mr Reid and Miss Minnie Nieman accompanying the party to the site and back this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauda Newlin
Helen Reid
Gladys Foresman
Anna Jensen
Sadie Sherman
Hazel Galloway
Alice Miller
Alice Yoder
Edith Marsh
Edna Fox
Lucille Ahlers
Minnehaha Camp
Brenda Newlin
McGee Ranch
Garnite Canyon
I. C. Newlin
Will Reid
Ray Olds
Mr. Reid
Minnie Nieman
Winifred Cole and John Jessen Set June 27 Wedding
The marriage of Miss Winifred Cole and Mr. John Jessen is announced for Wednesday June 27 at the bride’s mother Mrs. Harry Cole home in Cheyenne. Jessen is a Union Pacific brakeman and the couple have a well furnished home prepared for married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Cole
John Jessen
Harry Cole
Cheyenne
Mr. Jessen
Union Pacific
Dance Postponed at Fort Russell Circle
The dance planned for the official circle at Fort Russell and their friends was postponed from last evening, turning the weekend event into a delayed gathering rather than a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Bride Elect F W Snyder Hosts Pre Nuptial Party
Mrs F W Snyder entertains Monday evening in honor of Miss Winnie Cole ahead of her marriage to John Jessen. Winnie Cole, with her three sisters Mrs A Merce Miss Jennie Cole and Miss Olive Cole hosted a music and visiting evening. A large parcel post brought kitchen gifts including granite aluminum utensils for the household. The event ended with a buffet supper for twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Snyder
Winnie Cole
John Jessen
Winifred Cole
A. Rerce
Jennie Cole
Olive Cole
Change of Residence for Mrs King and Daughter
Mrs. G M King and her daughter Miss Georgia Hirst have moved to the home of Mrs. Mary E La Fontaine, the king's mother, and will be at home to friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. King
Georgia Hirst
Quarantine Lifts After Family Scarlet Fever Recovery
The Wasserman home quarantine ended yesterday after the household member Bobby, the couple’s young son, fully recovers from a light scarlet fever case. The family is reportedly free from restrictions and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wasserman
Bobby
Field and Beall to Wed in Omaha Ceremony
Marriage notice from Cheyenne reports Ed W. Field and Anis Beall to wed in Omaha on Saturday June 16. Field, a longtime Cheyenne resident and clerk, has moved with family to Omaha, with the western terminal of his run until March when divisions were changed. He is described as one of the oldest and best known men in the service.
Mrs Hudson Letter From Omaha Visitor Reflects Cheyenne Ties
Mrs D C Hudson wife of a Postal Inspector and her daughter Miss Helen visit Omaha for several weeks. The letter recalls meetings with old friends from Omaha days and notes Mr Hudson is in Asheville NC. They plan visits to Lincoln NE before returning home for Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Houx
Vera
Thora
Mercedes
Greeley
Cheyenne
Gerald Walker
Denver
W. (. Kinkead
George E. Abbott
Ray C. Sackett
South Bend
Indiana
Carrie Cottle
Glenrock
Stanley Vaughan
Miss Cottle
Jane
Montana
Alex Dutthe
Robert Guthrie
J. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Alice
Hugh Coffman
The
Mail Service
Omaha
Johnston Is Transferred to Dayton As Mails Superintendent
Frank Johnston longtime head of the Fourteenth Division of the Railway Mail Service based in Omaha has been reassigned to Dayton Ohio to serve as superintendent of mails He and his wife are taking a vacation before settling in Dayton Friends in Omaha Cheyenne note his departure with widespread farewell gestures and no official successor has been named in Omaha
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Fourteenth Division
The
Railway Mail Service
Omaha
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
Cheyenne
Mail Service
Teachers Appointed for Next Year in Cheyenne Schools
Cheyenne public schools prepare for major personnel changes next year led by new high school principal Andrew Jessup of Central City Colorado. Albert Estus from Fort Morgan Colorado will take over manual training and athletics directing. Eileen Manahan of Greeley becomes English teacher with others returning from leave or resigning as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Andrew 8. Jessup
Central City
Colorado
Henry F. Mertap
Robert M. Cochrane
Albert Estus
Fort Morgan
Eileen Manahan
Greeley
Jewsup
Edna Bartlett
Martha Cathearn
Margaret
Class of the Methods at Sunday School Debates This Morning
The Sunday school class will meet this morning for a 45 cent program featuring a debate in which several members will participate.
Ladies Circle Plans June 28 Meeting at Tribune Apartments
Various women’s groups schedule gatherings this week. The Jewish Circle meets with Mrs. Harry Freed on June 28 afternoon, with members noting the day change from Wednesday to Thursday. Other groups including YWCA, Methodist Aid Society, St Mark’s Guild, and the Women’s Civic League announce sessions at church parlors, Parish Home, Carnegie Library auditorium, and state capitol senate chamber. Red Cross sewing session set for Wednesday afternoon, state capitol senate chamber, with five sewing machines donated and more needed. Doors open 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Freed
Tribune
Red Cross
Senate
State Capitol
Cheyenne Notes Big Frontier Days Visit and Local Moves
Bruce a Cheyenne graduate joins grades staff after teaching in Egbert. Pearl LaRue of Tipton joins as new grade teacher. Governor Houx and family head to Greeley to back Cheyenne Frontier Days boosters. Several residents travel to Denver and Livingston for visits and trips before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
State Teachers’ College
Greeley
Egbert
Pearl LaRue
Tipton
Iowa
Taylor to Attend Washington Conference on Farm Labor
Labor Commissioner Ed Taylor will leave Cheyenne Monday for Washington to join delegates from states in a conference aimed at mobilizing the nation's kay power for farm work. He returns from a state tour discussing women’s work hours and says he did not settle a Casper strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Taylor
Cheyenne
Washington
Taylor
Casper
Mr. Taylor
Complaint Raised Over Firework Use in Laramie
Lewis To vold complained to Acting Mayor Holliday about fireworks on city streets violating ordinances. Acting mayor conferred with Marshal Davidson to request dealers stop selling explosives before July 1. vold cites widespread activity across the city creating fire and injury danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Lewis Tovold
Holliday
Marshal Davidson
Tyvold
Cheyenne Indians Take Strong Baseball Team to Greeley
Manager Laula C. Meats will lead a strong Cheyenne Indians baseball squad to Greeley today. The team departs by auto at dawn with Frontier boosters, fielding three pitchers if needed. Players listed include Manion Crowland Schmidt Gerty Warlaumont Napier Fleet Mender shot Weybrecht Brown Hartley and others. dinner and supper planned in Greeley before returning to Cheyenne by nightfall.
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Laula C. Meats
Cheyenne Indians
Greeley
Ronch
Frontier Boosters
Greeley Spud
Manion
Crowland
Schmidt
Gerty
Warlaumont
Napier
Fleet
Mendershot
Weybrecht
Brown
Hartley
Cheyenne
Auto
Pliyveys
Governor Houx Receives Donations for Wyoming Red Cross Fund
Donations reported for the Wyoming Red Cross fund include William Fughues 500 dollars Roscoe Creamery 150 dollars KR J Ireland 500 dollars Sheridan Coal Company 500 dollars. The new total is 85 375 dollars correcting yesterday’s reported total of over 40 000 dollars in The State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houx
Wyoming Red Cross Fund
William Fughues
Roscoe Creamery
KR. J. Ireland
Sheridan Coal Company
Greeley Prepares For Big Fourth Celebration
Final arrangements are set by the Greeley Fourth of July committee for a celebration week starting soon. Sub committees organize sport events and the main program will be sent to press. A Fort Lupton concert with the Elks band leads to en route stops for carols. Professor Kendel notes a chorus of 100 will assist in the closing ceremony. The city will be decorated with flags and bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Greeley Elks
Fort Lupton
Kendel
The
Teacheers College
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Superior Petroleum Holdings
Big Muddy Oil Field
Sinclair Gil
Teapot Dome Oil CO
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Jewish Circle
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Woman's Civic League
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Carnegie Library
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More Money Fork Fund
America
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Co
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