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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1917

Page

3

Club and Church News on Education and Welfare Efforts

Pennsylvania clubs plan a village for feeble minded women of child bearing age to provide care and reduce public charges. Mrs Thaw pledges 5000 dollars for the movement as clubs launch a traveling exhibit to press legislation and funds. Massachusetts clubs push study of communities while seeking higher consent ages and school voting rights. Whitman Woman's club runs a high school employment bureau.

Pennsylvania Thaw Minneapolis Fifthistrict Federation Woman's Club Housewives’ League Georgia Federation Nevada Club Nevada South Carolina Montana Jeanet Rankin California Club Girls' Club Eau Claire Wis Foundation of Knowledge Massachusetts Texas Massachusetts Club Whitman Woman's Club of

Mrs. Houx to Receive Callers at Governor’s Mansion

At the Governor's Mansion Mrs. Frank L. Houx will be at home this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock to receive callers. Last evening Governor Houx and his wife entertained at dinner at 7 with lilacs on the table Iris in the reception hall and Stars and Stripes displayed. guests included former Governor John E. Osborne Judge Blydenburg of Rawlins and the Houxes' daughters.

Frank L. Houx Rawlins

Dinner Party Honor for Miss Emma Hawn Hosts

Mrs. Fred M. Miller will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of her sister Miss Emma Hawn.

Fred M. Miller Emma Hawn

Cheyenne Ladies Host Flourishing Dancing Class

Dancing teacher Miss Lois Marble and Miss Georgia Hirst run a thriving Wednesday dancing class at the Parish house for girls aged three to thirteen. The endeavor offers pleasant and lucrative activity for Cheyenne’s young residents. Nearby, San Pedro telecommunication work earned Mr. Lawrence Tyson praise from ship crews after the U S S McCullough incident.

Lois Marble Georgia Hirst Cheyenne

Shredded Wheat Biscuit Tops Breakfast Shelf

Shredded Wheat Biscuit is praised as a ready cooked nutritious low cost option for meals from breakfast to dinner. The product, made in Oakland California, is highlighted as convenient for busy households and gentle on digestion.

Oakland California

Whipple Family News From Colorado and Cheyenne

The piece notes Misa Whipple's graduation at Colorado College and visits to Denver and Colorado Springs to relatives the W L Whippies. It recalls Hubert Hunt's death after a long burn injury, Ethel Hunt’s career and shifting plans, including missionary training in Boston and a five year stay in Burmah starting October, with August visits to Washington and Oregon.

Denver Colorado Springs W. L. Whippies Colorado College Misa Whipple Hunt Hubert Cheyenne Ethel Burlington Wash Boston Missionary Training School China Burmah Washington Oregon

Cheyennese Members Attend Greeley Frontier Boosters Trip

With the Boosters, Cheyennese rode to Greeley Sunday to join Frontier boosters in two days of pleasant experiences. Attendees included Governor F. L. Houx with family, Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll and store staff, Arthur Piggott and family, Parkhurst and daughter with store employees, D. J. OConnell and guest Miss Mary Harrington of San Francisco, Mrs. R. H. Scott and daughters, Mrs. Heber Massenere and daughters, Mrs. B. F. Guy and George Guy, William Howshaw party, Albert Crowland family, F M Bruner family, and Rville Brown with James Bruner.

Greeley Frontier Boosters F. L. Houx Mollie Ingersoll Arthur Piggott San Francisco R. H. Scott Heber Massenere Agnes Marion B. F. Guy George Guy William Howshaw Albert Crowland Rville Brown James Bruner

Cheyenne Man Marries St Louis Woman in St Mark’s Church

A marriage in St Louis last Wednesday united Charles Elmer Lane of Cheyenne and Alma Margaret Brockstedt. The ceremony at St Mark’s Lutheran was conducted by Rev J H Ehlitz with Clarissa Brockstedt and Blanche Blackinton as bridesmaids and Arthur E J Lane and Oliver Blackinston as groomsmen. The couple honeymooned in Colorado and will reside at 209 East Twenty second street Cheyenne. Wyoming guests included Dr Lane and Mr Clifford House with Mrs Honor Lueke, formerly Edna and Honor Wilkins.

St. Louis Charles Elmer Lane Cheyenne Alma Margaret Brockstedt St. Mark's Lutheran Church J. H. Ehlitz Clarissa Beatrice Brockstedt Blanche Blackinton Arthur E. J Laramie Oliver Blackinson Agenue Lane Colorado Mountain East Twenty-second Street Wyoming Clifford House Honor Lueke House

Land Family Moves to Oakland From Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Frank Land and their son moved from Los Angeles to Oakland California and reside at Sherwood apartments 601 Twenty Fifth Street Mrs Land formerly Miss Lillian Tyson before marriage Nephew drowned Mr L R Tyson received a message yesterday about the drowning of the nephew.

Frank Land Los Angeles Oakland Cal Sherwood Apartments Twenty-fifth Street L. RK. Tyson

Visiting list and social notices fill Cheyenne pages

The Cheyenne column records visitors and travels of residents and guests including former Governor Osborn in Cheyenne, Governor Woux and daughters from Colorado, Mrs. Elizabeth Longwell en route from California, Dr and Mrs Snyder returning from Colorado, and multiple Cheyenne social calls with relatives in Dundee Dundee and other towns.

Elizabeth Longwell Diundee N. Y A. D. Walton California Walton Dundee Mr. Walton

Hillsdale Visitors Attend County Sunday School Session

In Hillsdale Sunday Rev W E D Giray and Mrs Gray visited for the county Sunday school convention. Miss Hazel Bell spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Nash. Victor Kinkman, Colorado College graduate and classmate of Miss Marjorie Whippie, visited en route to St Louis. The Past Noble Grand association will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Edward Harteen.

W. E.D. Giray Mra Gray Hillsdale Hazel Bell J. (. Nash Victor Kinkman Colorado College Marjorie Whippie St. Louis Noble Grand Association Edward Harteen

Women's Auxiliary of St. Mark's Meeting Update

The Women's Auxiliary of St. Mark's plans a meeting this evening at the head- quarters and another Friday afternoon at the Parish house. Mrs J J Pegg leads the program on Missions in Mexico with the annual election of officers to follow.

St. Mark's St Mark's J. J. Pegg Mexico

Light-Hearted Women and a Remedy for Woman's Aches

A light-hearted woman is the joy of life and health sustains happiness though beauty fades. Women troubled by backaches headaches and nerves find Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a standard remedy. For over 40 years thousands of homes have found relief and cheer with this remedy for women's ills.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Methodist Aid Society Meeting Hosts Named

Methodist Aid Society will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. H Dutcher and Mrs. Christensen as hostesses.

Methodist Aidt Society R. H Dutcher Christensen Methodist Aid Society

Ralph Glaze Goes 10 Boise Idaho

Ralph Glaze, once a Dartmouth standout and major league pitcher, passed through Cheyenne on train No. 7 en route to Boise Idaho. Once a star for the Boston Red Sox and a prominent coach at Drake University, he recently moved roles with Gates Half Sales after a Denver Post report linked him to their pitching staff. Glaze landed in Boise Sunday night and sent greetings to Cheyenne friends as conductor Gus Buckingham recalled their chat on the train.

Murph Glave Cheyenne Drake University Boise Idaho Glave Dartmouth Trarler Boston Red Sox Indianapolia Topeka University of Southern California Denver Post Glare Gates Half Ford Cain Denver Bears Ralph Gus Buckingham North Platte Glaze

Newspapers Aid Recruiting Work

Washington June 24 Patriotic and civic societies and newspapers join government appeal for regular army recruiting week. War department officials foresee a recruiting boom, with papers highlighting enlistment as a path to earlier service and experienced officers, ensuring front line readiness and preselected equipment.

Wasilington Pe Jine War Department Baker

New World Record Shatters Brooklyn Handicap Time

New York June race at Aqueduct sees Morrow win the Brooklyn handicap in a world record 3 49 2 5 for the distance Je gret places second and old Rosebud third.

Brooklyn New York

No One Should Have Gray Hair Promotion

An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe, permanent solution for gray or faded hair. It claims easy use, natural color return, and satisfaction guaranteed with money back. Available at Roeder's, drug stores, or by mail from Memphis Tennessee publishers.

A.br Roeder's Memphis Tenn Hilt Gist

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General Federation News Mrs. L. R. Tyson Bett Club Lawrence Tyson San Pedro McCullough Santa Barbara Governor Wilbur N. Hunt Bellingham Ethel Hunt Northern Baptist Convention Cleveland Ohio John Connelly First Church of Christ, Selentist Wyo John Randall Dunn First Church of Christ, Scientist Maas Ing Marie Parmalee Plattamouth Neb John KE. Osborne Cheyenne Yeaterday F. L. Woux Colorado Fort Collins Oo. K. Snyder Oscar Linn Hutchin Kimball Sadie Jessie Large Farthing Ranch A J. Large Linn Rogerson Ida Alonzo Neely Chester A. Eddinger Kansas City CC. Rigdon Kathryn Culbertson Gerald Walker Lee Bristol Miss Fay Walker New York City Wendover Peter McFarlane Bristol Miss Walker McFarlanes Frontier Charles Stone Evanston Cyrus Beard Abraham Wellnitz Ernest Wellnitz Rhee Ranch Isabel Boyd Clifton Iowa Hl. N Boyd Conrad Lueke Honor Mary E. LaFontaine Lueke Harry House Pine Hlufts McMinville, Tenn Winifred Young Wm. Myers Dry Morning Glory Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co Tennessee WOCT Ralph Glaze Boise, Idaho W. 18Th St Knights—Pfireworks Ural Colom Gualkanter
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