Rosebush and roses shine in a quiet community tale
A poetic reflection on a lone rosebush thriving despite neglect and storms, symbolizing resilience and destined purpose. The piece accompanies social notes from a small town, including a Pretty Bridge Luncheon hosted by Mrs. John J. Mahoney with red and white carnations and hand painted keepsakes. It also covers the thirtieth wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hamilton at a Baptist church prayer service with gifts, musical numbers, and a gathering of about sixty friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mahoney
W. M. Jeffers
Mahoney
J. W. Highleyman
John Minter
P. J. Guuff
Mra. C
Atherly
Genevieve Cervantes
John McCabe
C. S. Atherly
C. M. Hemple
Omaha
Gus Hamilton
Hamilton
Women Club Reports Prompt Payment For 20000 Convention Expenses
The General Federation of Women's Clubs Chicago convention incurred 20000 in expenses covered by federated clubs of Illinois and the Chicago Association of Commerce. An audit session inspected bills while delegates from Iowa and other states increased hotel and auditorium duties. A diamond ornament will be gifted to Mrs. George Bass, and social club events followed with bridge and sewing gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clube
Chicago
Federated Clubs of Illinois
Chicago Association of Commerce
Iowa
Margaret Wilson
Herschel Knapp
George Bass
Visiting guests from Wyoming arrive for local visits
The article lists multiple visitors and their origins. Mrs. Peter McFarlane and son Donald arrive tonight from Junction Wyoming to visit at the Bristol and Taylor households. Mrs. Guy Taylor hosts, with Bernice, while Miss Olive Wilkins returns to join her mother after months in Washington and Virginia. Families from Rawlins and Laramie are noted, along with arrival plans for C. A. Beach’s family to Cheyenne and Clara Andrews of Pasadena visiting Mrs. Storrie at 218 East Twenty sixth Street.
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Peter McFarlane
Donald
Junction
Wyo
Lee Bristol
Olive Wilkins
G. T. Wilkins
Miss Wilkins
Washington
Virginia
C. A. Beach
Railway
Cheyenne
Mra
Clara Andrews
Marjorie
Pasadena
Calki
John Storrie
East Twenty Sixth Street
Social and church notices fill local calendar
In Church Circles a Baptist Young People's Union social at the church parlors features a mock trial and refreshments. The Presbyterian Aid Society meets this afternoon in the church parlor. St Mark's Guild hosts a strawberry and ice cream festival and dance at the Parish House. A cradle roll party at the Baptist church drew about 30 babies and mothers, with Miss Nell Morgan and assistants organizing games, talks on missionary work, and a series of vocal and instrumental performances.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
St. Mark's Guild
the Baptist Church
Nell Morgan
Miss Morgan
Cradle Roll
Ruth Hanesworth
Helen James
Reading
Kinnear
John Pearson
Muriel
Lela Bruce
Jessie Stanfield
Mabel Smith
van Winkle
America
Haying
Dorothy van Winkle
Marjorie Whipple
Lele Bruce
Florence Pearson
The Japanese Silver Tongue Kivyo Sue Inui
The Japanese orator known as The Japanese Silver Tongue has spoken before over two thousand audiences in a dozen countries. His platform career began with a decisive early victory that launched his public speaking journey.
Cheyenne Chautauqua Lineup Attracts National Figures
The big Cheyenne program July 10 to 15 features a traveler writer and general secretary of the Japanese Association of America with a noted personality. The event comes after local success in the Northern Oratorical League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alove
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Japanese Association of America
Ma Quette
Ig Qualiiie
Warning on Milk Cleanliness and Home Handling Tips
Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture urges immediate refrigeration of milk, proper bottle opening, kept in original bottle, and use of covered containers. It warns against taint from odors, sick rooms, and improper bottle sanitation, stressing household cooperation for safe milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Board of Health
Frocks in Sheer Fabrics Highlight Dressy Styles
Paris races showcase chiffon lace and net gowns with black satin tunics. White taffetas underlays veil with frilled overdresses. border designs and flowered chiffon sashes appear. Patterns No. 6330 8056 8530 4050 offered with price and size details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Venice
Porter Named New Agent for American Express Co
Porter is named agent for American Express in Cheyenne succeeding C H Moyer after a series of promotions. He previously served as agent at Laramie and relief man the Wyoming District before assignments to Green River and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Co
American Express Company
CG. Porter
Cheyenne
C.H. Moyer
Porter
Wyoming
Laramie
Green River
Family Quarrel Reveals Hidden Truths in Dispute
Lively domestic clash exposes long buried tensions as relatives exchange sharp accusations. The confrontation unveils shifting alliances and past grievances shaping current relations, with witnesses noting the volatile mood and abrupt pauses during the gathering.
Watch Repairing-Dan 8 Park & Company
A terse note references Watch Repairing-Dan 8 and Park & Company. The fragment hints at a critical remark about a person described as sarulous fool who often harms himself with his own words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Park & Company
The First Military Balloon Ushers In Modern War
One hundred twenty years ago today a balloon made its war debut at Fleurus during the French Revolution. Morlot climbed into the basket as the craft rose, reporting enemy positions for ten hours and helping to secure a revolutionary victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleurus
Morlot
Adge
Gibraltar
Joseph Montgolfier
Vera Cruz
Weather Report Luthusiam je to man
A compact weather note reports on conditions at Luthusiam with mention of powdery particles in the air and possible bullets from nearby activity. The advisory notes wind, visibility, and potential hazards for residents and travelers.
For Rent Front Room Near Capitol Bidg
Advertisement notes a large front room for rent or with board optional. Contact phone 423 near Capitol Building, 338.
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Capitol
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