Social Hardings and Dinners at Cheyenne Plains
Social notices from Cheyenne describe dinners for Colonel Errington and guests at the Plains and Country Club. Hostesses include Mrs. Blake Kennedy Mrs. H P Lynan and Mrs. Carrie Frank with extensive floral decor and pink peonies. A separate drive plans baby health registration across Cheyenne with women coordinators and volunteers. A surprise party honors Edward Lauck before his departure to American Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plaina
T. Blake Kennedy Wie
Toe Plains
Charles H. Berington
Errington
H. P. Lynan
Carrie Frank
H. X. Boyd
Hentens
C. L. Decker
the Plains
H. P. Needham
Cheyenne
Kansas
Decker
Platte
H. N. Needham
George H. Gilland
John Y W. Gilland
Denver
Country Club
Charles H. Errington
Fort Russell
Cheyanne
Harry P. Hynds
Plains
Uncle Bam
Colonel Errington
Charles J. Obnehaus
T. Blake Kennedy
Charles J. Griffin
Scallerstrom
Jimmie Emerick
Charles Emerick
Trust
Edward Lauck
American Lake
John Grainger
Bapist Church
Lauck
Almon Lashbaugh
Fred Leihart
Cheyenne Red Cross Praised for Hospital Supply Work
A Cheyenne Red Cross letter commends the Cheyenne chapter chair Mre. GC A Pax for its wartime hospital supply effort. It notes the chapter has reached proficiency with goods packed in covered containers and to be transcribed from division headquarters without further inspection. The message honors the dedication of Cheyenne women in patriotic service. It mentions garment rooms awaiting material delayed by a quake and hints at a baby weighing question connected to wartime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Cheenno
R. A. Morton
F. L. Robinson
John Henson
Isabelle Buckley
Muriel Jones
D. A. Jones
South Cheyenne
Elmer Lane
Mre. Lane
Dorothy Dutcher
Margaret Hefferon
Helen Tyson
Mia
James Hart
Nancy Haggard
Helen Nimmo
Winifred Garlock
Joanna Thompson
Lieille Hidgely
Georgia Hirst
Thora
Mercedes Houz
Gradge Tyson
Virginia Berry
Eleanor
Isabel Boyle
Anna Nelson
Lois Marble
Julia Palmer
Mary Mabin
Margaret Grier
Frances Mentier
Mre
GC. A. Pax
Cheyenne
Hedions
Bation
Fort Ressell Horse Show Attracts Local Rides
An event at Fort Ressell riding hall Friday features exhibition riding with captains lieutenants and second lieutenants taking part. The piece notes various visitors and residents at Fort Ressell including Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Schillerstrom, Captain and Mrs. Brooks, and Miss Dotts with ties to Cheyenne and Oakland.
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Fort Risse
Iref
Mies Ruth Donovan
Fish
Lowut
Ressell
Minneapolis
Fish Quarters
Fort Fussell
Brooks
Denver
Oakland
Cal
Misa Dotts
Cheyenne
University of California
Mise Dolla
Barriet Knight Orr
Cheyone
Bunkiock
Aldjener
Plains
Mira Buskirk
C. B. Towery
Miles City
Buskirk Quarter
Quante
Mae Wo
Edward Durell
Buskirk
Thompson Family Summer Visit Gathers at General Thompson Home
Mre. John Grieve and son Robert of Casper visit at the Thompson household. The group includes General and Mrs. John Charles Thompson and Berlah Thompson, a navy officer now serving elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grieve
Robert
Casper
Grieves
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Berlah Thompson
Navy
Hie
Guests and visits mark Cheyenne social week
Local society records list Clyde Gearhart and Mise Maron of Gr to visit Dr Mee. Mrs F G Hetrel of Avoca will travel to Utah to visit her son Dr Clarence Hetrel for three weeks then return to Cheyenne. Mrs Roy McAdam arrived from San Antonio for a short visit with the Pletmers. Mr and Mrs W B Rows return from a Western motor trip. The Needhams relocate to Kansas City as Gretchen and Eleanor prepare to join relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gearhart
Cheyenne
Roy McAdam
San Antonio
Texaa
Pletener
Potter
Neb
Mina Mildred Cook
Jay Cook
MeAdam
Denver
Mire
Anra
William Kineman
Unartes
Arts
McAdam
Pleteher
Aviation Corps
Army
Ives
F. M. Howard
Tittle
Will
Grover
Mra. Howards
Pr. Hoods Andolonel
Mra. W. B. Rows
Whestland
J Douglas
FP. L. Robinson
Nadine
Women’s Relief Corps Card Party Benefits Red Cross
The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a card party tonight at 1. The event invites the public and aims to raise funds for the Red Cross. Past Noble Grands will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edward Harttee at 1300 East Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nf
Woman's Relief Corps
F. Hell
Red Cross
Edward Harteen
East Nineteenth Street
Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Lyons home
The Presbyterian missionary society will meet this afternoon with Mrs. F C Lyons hosting at her home. The Girls' Friendly Society of St Mark's will gather tonight at the Parish House and adjourn for fall. Attendance is urged to complete twelve layettes for Belgian refugees and delivered to Red Cross HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Charles Wilsock
F.C. Lyons
Girks’ Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St Mark’s
Red Cros
Oil Quotations and War Savings Appeal Notice
Wartime thrift card advertising urges readers to buy War Savings stamps and stamps with phrases about frugality and supporting the war effort. The clippings emphasize oil quotations and thrift actions for all readers.
City News In Brief Coal Of All Kinds Cahill And Holliday
Capital Coal Company advertises coal supplies in brief city notice. Cahill and Holliday as proprietors offer orders by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City News
Cahill & Holliday
Capital Coal Company
Local Cheyenne Notices Mention Enlistments And Town News
A jumble of local notices covers piano tuners, beauty parlors, and phone lines at the Leader office. Cheyenne youths enlist in service after wireless telegraphy tests for the radio branch of Uncle Sam. A coroner's jury cites a Pullman door or fall from a train as the cause in a Omaha resident's death. Listings include dairy stock for sale, fire loss reopenings, and community club plans in Laramie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Connell
Harry Doyle
Denver
Uncle Lars
Bamolose
Mra
Bama C. Cox
Omaha
Hor
War News And Local Notes From Cheyenne
The record lists wartime topics and local items from Cheyenne including comments on taxes and savings, plans to import Mexican labor, proximity of state leaders to dry goals, a July Ford auto race from Denver to Cheyenne, and draft logistics. It mentions Arthur Chapman of Denver arranging details, mayoral approvals for a town event, and farm garden rewards from wartime care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autito Ae Ceriain
Denver
Cheyenne
Lefae
Annus Fronter
Arthur Chapmen
Herman Sherman Returns From Ann Arbor Visit
Herman Sherman, a Cheyenne High School graduate and former Leader staff member, is home from the University of Ann Arbor visiting family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Sherman
Cheyenne High Schoor
Leader Staff
Ann Arbor
Cheyenne Visitors and Residents Return from Weekend Trips
Local residents and visitors frequent Cheyenne over the weekend with travels from Laramie Pine Bluffs and Fort Collins. Names include John Engatrom, Marlen Willidubou, J Nelenon, Robert K. Twe, Gust Burkhardt, J L Simmons, Mrs J Taylor, Oreney, A M Cain, Thomas Sutional Cooper, AL W Murphy, Mrs M Allen, Ed Freeman, Muriel Seamon, Frank Holliday, George Down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himaer
Dire
John Engatrom
Laramie
Mine Marlen Willidubou
Cheyenne
Rchools
Grover
Cole
J. Py Nelenon
Baecamipment
Robert K. Twe
Corlett
North Cheyenne
Gust Burkhardt
Greeley
Colo
J. L. Simmons
Ft. Freele
J. Taylor
Pine fMlafia
Oreney
Jaramine
A. M. Cain
Low
AL W, Murphy
Pine Hhiffs
M. Allen
Cliwgwater
Fewago
Ed Freeman
Walcott
Muriel Seamon
Wyoming
Theyope
Frank Holliday
Chhanmie
Kan
Soldiers Defeat U P Ball Players in Muddy Frame
Rain halted a seventh inning classic at Fort Kasse grounds as the Soldiers rallied to a 2 1 lead over U P Ball Players. Lambert pitched for the Texans with Ditters going seven innings, while Utter held firm for U P despite muddy conditions and field errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Kasse
Ae Crore
I, P
Lambert
Texiowitaleam
Utter
U.P
Soldiers Triumph Despite Weather At Pioneer Park Game
Weather kept fans away at Pioneer Park where the Soldiers beat a rival team two to one with two runs on timely hits. The game featured disciplined play, no penalties or fighting, and an announced rematch next Sunday expected to draw a larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diers
Pioneer Park
Fort Sroonils
Vonmturt
Portnmaniike
Rame
Sundathat
Theft charges against Froncho Brenner and cohort duo
Sigrry Walter and Walter Sterling, once stars of Western riding, are under arrest accused of stealing fancy bridles from "Big Charlie" Irwin at the Irwin ranch near Allignew, Neb. They fled to Cheewand without accreditation and face theft charges as ex-riders with a noted 1915 world title in Harry Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrry Walter
Auium
Walter Sterling
Big Charlie’ Irwin
Irwin Ranch
Walters
Sterling
Allignew
Neb
Cheewand
Harry Walters
Aioe
Prontier
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Northwest OH
Ligter
Capitol Ave
Umi
C. W. Garrett Ja
Pord
Carad
Amtos
P. A. Larson
Greve
Cele
Gregiey
Briscoe
Cabeou
Fancaer
California
Peyenne Monday
Lasper
Cheyere
Wu Vist
Luemont
National Economic League
Oneyenone
G. K. Abbot
Cyrus Beard
W. Burdick
Joseph Mf. Carey
Robert D. Carey
W. C. Deming
Ira HK. Fee
Frank L. Houx
A. D. Johnston
John W. Lacey
A. H. Marcie
W. (. Mentzer
D- A. Preston
E. W. Silone
Geo. E. Stovens
Fort Sale
Storey
East
Odd Fellows Hall
Adal
Laramie County
Burns
Wimner
Lane
Cheyenne North Side
John Benson
South Side
Harry Skinner
Hear Burns
Harry Freed
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Pagpone
Sherman Paint Co
Pureulia
Fort Logan
Coumainy
Kidd Taylor
F. L. Crabbe
Br. W. Stone
Larainto County
Ford
Tao Ron
Ford Garage and Service Comity Ete
Richard Layeen
Rometime
Mubert Myers
Ree
Joan Onder
Uretudne
Cherentie
War Department
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
George Down
Lafayette
Calo
Hee
Viettine Ii
Ierenve
Princess
Tiny May
Chin Chin
Frank Colby & CO
Rarin
Eugene
THE
Four Seasons
Connors & Edna
Netto Ladies’ Orchestra
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