Parish Flowers Needed for Wy oming Soldiers Return
Mrs J H Conway appeals to Cheyenne citizens to donate garden flowers to decorate the Parish House table for a meal to greet Wyoming soldiers returning home. Donations accepted this evening after 7, and again Wednesday evening if the boys do not arrive. Committee members include Mesdames Draper Clareke and Frank Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Conway
Wyoming
J. H W. Conway
Cheyenne
Mesames Claude K. Draper
P. EB. Clareke
Conway
Frank Jones Ja
Sergeant Edwin W H Patrick Arrives at Fort Russell
Sergeant Edwin W H Patrick arrived last night at Fort Russell and will be discharged there. He will be hosted by his sister Mrs Albert Bartlett and plans to motor to Torrington on Wednesday to visit his brothers LeGrand and Bryon Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin WH. Patrick
Fort Russell
Albert Bartlet
Sergant Patrick
Torrington
LeGrand
Bryon Patrick
Rotary club members return from Salt Lake City convention
Rotary members led by Captain Arthur A. Underwood and associates returned home Sunday after attending the Rotary convention in Salt Lake City Utah. Mrs W A Forbes and son Richard also expected home later in the week from Salt Lake City. Mrs M H Smelts came home from Larame after a brief visit. Mr and Mrs F L Robinson similarly returned from Denver after motoring in their new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Underwood
W. A. Forbes
Tr -Paul Wilcot
Clyde Early
Fred L. Grabbo
W. B. Dinneen
Joe Schmits
Charlie Irwin
Dan GC. Barksdale
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rotary
Richard
Mrs. F. L. Robinson
Denver
Colo
War Mothers Meet to Aid 448th Artillery Soldiers
Mrs W K Weaver urges War Mothers to gather at the Parish house at 1 30 pm to prepare a luncheon honoring the 448th field artillery and Wyoming soldiers. Women asked to bring tea towels as the men are believed home tonight. Other local notes include a birth and travels of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Weaver
War Mothers
448Th Field Artillery
Wyoming
Two Stolen Autos Thief Coming Back
The sheriff reports a Hodge car owned by John Ulrich of Cheyenne stolen May 18 in Cheyenne was found in Omaha and will be returned. the thief is not yet located. A Ford roadster belonging to MM Shack of Cheyenne was stolen early Sunday and recovered at Chugwater. it will be returned here. Sheriff Smalley, in northern Wyoming on business, will return with the prisoner and the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ulrich
Cheyenne
Omaha
Shack
Chugwater
Ihs
Smalley
Wyoming
Bualnéesé
Thieves Remove Car Parts After Highway Crash
Two accidents were reported near Cheyenne. A Metz car en route west from Chicago was disabled by a ditch on the Lincoln highway and later found its seat cushions and spark plugs stolen. Mrs Bailey’s car crashed into a lamp post by the Moffatt hotel with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lincoln Highway
Metz
Chicago
Sheriff's Office
Carl Bailey
Moffatt
Prosser Confined to Hospital After Local Meeting
George F. Prosser of Cheyenne is confined to a local hospital bed after attending a meeting of agricultural experiment workers at Lar-Simic last week and becoming ill on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Prosser
Cheyenne
Mr. Prosser
Lar- Simic
Tobacco Habit Dangers Warned By Dr. Gonnor
A medical warning urges quitting tobacco, claiming nicotine causes fatal diseases. Readers are advised to try Nicotol tablets from drugstores, with refunds if unsatisfied, and to await Dr Connor’s upcoming announcement on nicotine poisoning dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gonnor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Connor
Frontier committee seeks stock for wild west program in Cheyenne
The Frontier committee in Cheyenne Wyoming invites proposals to furnish bucking horses bulls cows and steers or any suitable stock for a wild west program. Communications should be addressed to the Frontier Committee Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Committee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Paul Collier Returns Home From Overseas Service
Paul Collier has returned to Cheyenne after several months overseas with the engineers. He is the son of Mrs. B. M. Collier. Mrs. Amelia Tebeau and Miss Louise Tebeau visited Cheyenne then left for Denver after staying with Dr. and Mrs. Peter Appel. Mr. and Mrs. Tilton, from Fort Collins, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Marks. Mrs. Claude Daley plans an extended visit in Nebraska. Miss Ethel Stubblefield, formerly teaching in Marshfield, Ore., visited her parents before moving to Laramie for a summer course at the university. Window shades Sherman Co. and U. S. Carburetors featured. Kesler Motor Co. ads run. Elk's Dance notice for Tuesday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Collier
Cheyenne
The
Engineers
B. M. Collier
Amelia Tebeau
Louise Tebeau
Denver
Galo
City
Peter Appel
Tebean
Miss Tebean
Vautyy
Bk. HB. Tilton
Fort © Collins
John Marks
Uisi
Ethel Stubblefield
Marshfield
Ore
Rey
Stop Itching Eczema Relief Advertisement
An onion of garbled ad copy describes skin care products like Zemo and others promising relief from eczema dermatitis and rash. Text mentions itching itching relief claims and references toMsckheads and etter with unclear context.
County Equalization Board Opens Session
The county board of equalization went into session yesterday with the assessor present. The chief work is receiving complaints and adjusting taxes, all problems to be settled before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Equalization Board
County Board of Equalization
Elk Dance Notice at A. W. Strand
Elks invite all members to a dance on Tuesday June 24 at the A. W. Strand venue. House arrangements are being made and a contact phone number 290-W is provided for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Strand
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Olga F. Hearst
Mary Brown
Margaret Mullison
Laramie
John Fleming
Miss Christina
Colorado
G. P. Johnston
East
Phelps
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Albert D. Johnston
Recient
Danahall
Clarence Holliday
Litle
Kathryne Holliday
Mra
Holliday
Everett
W. Glafcke
Thermopolis
Everett W. Glaffcke
Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Curtis Templin
Misa Lillian Templin
Martha Garden
Martin Bernstein
Mrs. H. M. Yieland
Jessie Funk
Percy Pickbaugh
Patrick
College OF Saint Thomas
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Archbishop Dowling
WAR Department
OAS
Joan Sean Ret le
Hean
D.D
Franklin. Fowler
Philadelphia
Fowler
B. F. Fowler
Els
Jock Victor
Stanley Victor
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Straus
Brill
Jack
Stanley
Julius Allensein
Dorothy Carning
Jessie Pirie
Port Cofling
J. C. Carnine
Vance Stine
France
Vance D. Stine
B. F. Ball
Stine
Camp Merritt
46Th Telegraph Battalion
Kansas City
Mrs.m
GC. Price
George E. Prosser
Ieee
Claude Daley
Nebraska
Sherman Co
Kesler Motor Go
Zeno
Zemo
Altar Arid Rosary Society
K of
Huer
Salt Creek Producers
ONL Leasing Bill
Congress
Commonwealth Elk Basin
Boston
Midwest
Northwest
Allen Glenrook
Gianlit
Howard A
Harrisburg
Gagnon
Eatonic
Wiseman
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Adcast Mieto
EAU
ITC
ENC
Boyd
Uaaar
Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
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