Club and civic efforts reach across states in 1920s pages
United States labor department duties shift to Mrs. Frank Norcross of Reno. federations sponsor lectures and film exhibits in Ohio. Louisiana clubs promote school gardens and free lunches. Davenport women maintain Mississippi River rest cottage. Bisbee lowers transit fares for students. Cheyenne hosts dinners and engagements blur with local notices. A five year old girl breaks her arm and shows resolve during treatment.
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United States Labor Employmen Bureau
Nevada
Frank Norcross
Reno
Twentieth Century Club
Helena
Ark
University of Arkansas
Girls’ Improvement Club
Ft. Smith
George Stevens
Toledo Art Museum
Federated Clubs of
Ohio
Bureau of Commercial Economics
Toledo Museum
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
New Orleans
Iowa
Civil Service Committee
Davenport
Mississippi River
Bisbee
Ariz
Arts and Crafts Committee
Delaware Federation
Vivian
Grant Hopkins
Evening Kensington Hostess Miss Schilling Receives Friends
Miss Wila Schilling entertained at her Kensington home Monday evening with a small group of friends. A late supper, not as planned, was stolen in a kitchen break in through an upper window, the intruders leaving by the door. Guests included Mesdames F. L. Robinson, William Hoshaw, William McGuire, J. H. Wesner, L. C. Freund, M. Roseboom, Millie Rice, Anna Hansen, Helen Stromberg, Caverly, Minnie Haas and Yates of Ava. Complimentary Dinner, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Glafeke will
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Emma Marie Iawn
Miss Hawn
Richard BE
Henke
Eleet
Ralph Mackley
St. Joseph
Miller
Plains Mercantile Company
Goroom-Tobe
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Kensington
Wila Schilling
Miss Schilling
Mesdames F. L. Robinson
William Hoshaw
William McGuire
J. H. Wesner
L. C. Freund
M. Roseboom
Millie Rice
Anna Hansen
Helen Stromberg
Caverly
Minnie Haas
Yates
Ava
Birth Announcement for Dubois Daughter at Private Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Dubois announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday June 24 at the Private hospital. Dora is the chosen middle name for the baby girl.
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William Dubois
Dora
Mtoehr
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Conway return after a month away with Chicago study and Wisconsin visits. Mrs. J. W. Gray comes home to Wheatland from three weeks at S. G. Hopkins. Mrs. Arthur Parker and party joined a Greeley motor outing. Billy Walker travels to Detroit for his son Graham’s University of Michigan graduation. Graham also nears start at Park-Davis. Mrs. Frank S. King and Mrs. Ralph Adamsky return from Torrington after organizing a Pythian Sisters lodge. Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffers visit Cheyenne from Omaha.
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J. H. Conway
J. W. Gray
S. G. Hopkins
Wheatland
Billy Walker
Cheyenne
Detroit
Graham
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Graham Walker
Park-Davis Chemical Works Company
Frank S. King
Ralph Adamsky
Torrington
A Word About Piano Tuning
A Word About Piano Tuning explains whether a player piano is adequately serviced and suggests hiring Knight-Campbell tuners. It notes their staff are skilled in both tuning and player regulating and urges contacting by phone at 620W or visiting in person to ensure proper care.
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Knight-Campbell
Westward visits highlight Cheyenne social notes
A string of visits unfolds across Cheyenne with Mr and Mrs Wilkie Collings of Douglas bringing their three children to see Mrs Chaplin and relatives. Charles Fink and family from Arvada stay two weeks with JF Fink parents. Eugene Smith lately returned from Dubuque Iowa to Greybull for a bank job. Clara Vandersal of Akron tours western sights after teaching there. Adam Schilling and wife plan return from California for renewed health. Anna Powell of Ogden visits sister Alfred Rutherglen.
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Wilkie Collings
Douglas
Cheyenne
Collins’ Paents
W. E. Chaplin
Charles Fink
Arvada
Colo
J. F. Fink
Mator
Eugene Smith
John Smith
Dubuque
Iowa
Dubuque College
Greybull
Adam Schilling
California
Mr. Schilling
Past Noble Grands host Coterie Art Club session
Mrs Edward Harteen of 1300 East Nineteenth Street welcomes Past Noble Grand association members this afternoon as the Coterie Art Club resumes after a vacation and will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sam Asher. The A R S club plans an informal dance at the Country Club Thursday evening.
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Noble
Edward Harteen
East Nineteenth Street
Noble Grand Association
Coterie Art Club
Sam Asher
A. BR
Country Club
Church Circles King’s Daughters Plan Thursday Meet
The King’s Daughters of the Congregational church will meet Thursday evening at Miss Hazel Harteen’s home 1300 East Nineteenth street. Misses Hazel Harteen Elizabeth Gill and Fern Patterson host. All members urged to be present.
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King's Daughters
The
Congregational Church
Hazel Harteen
Elizabeth Gill
Fern Patterson
Miss Harteen
East Nineteenth Street
Mrs Christensen Undergoes Appendix Operation in St Paul
Mrs Emil Christensen wife of Cheyenne police officer and daughter of Charles Manewal underwent an appendicitis operation in a St Paul Minnesota hospital yesterday morning and woke from anesthesia in good condition. Her husband had returned to duties here after accompanying her to St Paul for a remaining visit with relatives and the news notes her sister in law Miss Miclne Mane wal rushed to St Paul to join the family. A new word regarding the operation and its necessity is expected today. Canyon City visitor Pearle Kaiser was in Cheyenne yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Christensen
Cheyenne
Charles Manewal
St. Paul, Minn
Christensen
St. Paul
Chautauqua Opens Here July 7 In Cheyenne
Cheyenne Chautauqua this year promises to be the biggest yet with an afternoon opening by the Chicago orchestral sextette on July 7. The six day program features lectures by Dr Gabriel R. Maguire and Mr Morris Hindus, concerts by the Kuehn Company and Fisk Jubilee Singers, and appearances by Old-Fashioned Girls and Dr Daniel F Fox. Tickets priced 2 for adults, 1 for children, 1 for soldiers, with tickets available at local drug stores.
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Chicago
Gabriel R. Maguire
Africa
Russia
Kuehn Concert Company
Daniel F. Fox
Fisk Jubilee Singers
T. A. Harmon
Boyds
Leslie M. Shaw
Town
the Treasury
Chautauqua season tickets offered by local merchants
Complete programs of the Chautauqua can be secured through the Retail Merchants exchange at 115 West Nineteenth Street. For information phone 484 or 587 Mt. Ut. Organizers praise supporters and urge season ticket purchase now for timely delivery. Laramie residents Mr and Mrs Larmer were visitors yesterday.
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Koight-Campbell Muse
H Retail Merchants Exchange
Retail Merchants Exchange
Weet Nineteenth Street
Mt. Ut
Old Man Robbery Report Near Allen Chapel
At a late hour Saturday a man screamed for help at Allen chapel. Rev. J W Rogers found two men beating an elderly man who fled. the assailants escaped. The victim said he was robbed of ten dollars. No police report filed.
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Allen Chapel
J. W. Rogers
Chupcl
Rogers
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General Federation News
Governor's Mansion
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Fred M. Miller
Clara Vandersall
Akron
Lake
Minnehaha
Harry Hoffman
Jane
R. H. Dutcher
Eleanor
Dorothy
T. C. Rhea
Donna Marie
W. EK. Stine
Bobbie
Louise
B. W. Glafeke
Arthur Parker
Greeley
William Jeffers
Omaha
Silk
Georgette
Milline Specia
Khir
Carey
Clara Vandersal
Day Flanagan
West
Yellowstone Park
Anna Powell
Ogden, Utah
Alfred Rutherglen
Canyon City
Pearle Kaiser
Wm. Myers Dry
Morning Glory
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Laramie
Mere —M Larmer
Ronni
Kool Klub
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co