Friendship of Books Reflected in Local Gatherings and News
A crowded note of social events reports Wyoming Nurses Association dinner at Albany hotel in town, Win One class picnic and doughnut contest, and a string of gatherings. William Murphy leaves Cheyenne for California with friends hosting a reception at Mrs Brownlee’s. A Charleston IL wedding of Frank Weecott and Clara McCrory is noted as a highlight for locals.
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Wyoming Nurses’ Association
Albany
Lake Minnehaha
Charleston
Frank Weecott
Clara McCrory
Visiting List Highlights a Busy Wave of Travel
Mr Joyce C Edgin left a week ago for Washington DC Mrs Edgin will start Thursday for Jacksonville Ind and visit her mother before joining her husband. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nichola return to Newcastle from honeymoon. Nichol s son of A M Nichols of Newcastle known in Cheyenne. Mrs I A Bartlett has left Los Angeles for Pasadena Calif at the A Underwood home. Mrs W Mentzer Master Billy and Frances Mentzer return from Boone Iowa. Mr Franklin Damm left yesterday for Larache for summer university work. Miss Lillian Keefe returned from Casper visiting her brother Watter Keefe. Cole and Miss Ruth Chaplin head to Greeley for a summer course at Colorado State Teachers College.
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Marlo Milligan
Clara Bastian
Burns
Milligan
Mrs. Milligan
Miss Marie
Evelyn Jensen
Katherine Bennitt
Ruth Nash
Eda Taughlin
Agnés Scott
Esther Miller
Nan
Margaret Dinneen
Minnie Roberts
Winifred Bresnahan
Mabel Knight
Joyce Sullivan
Theresa McInerney
Houor
Bastian
Marie Millican
Joyce C. Edgin
Washington
Lloyd Nichola
Newcastle
Mr. Nichols
A. M. Nichols
Cheyenne
Franklin Damm
Larache
University
Lillian Keefe
Casper
Mr. Watter Keefe
Cole and
Misa Ruth Chaplin
Greeley
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Visitors from Laramie Beside Cheyenne
Jr and Mrs W D Douglas and Dr and Mrs Nydegger with a small son arrived yesterday from Laramie. The men came to Cheyenne for a brief visit and to meet local friends.
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W. D. Douglas
Young Girls Sewing Club Meeting at Luteker Home
In Church Circles Girls Sewing Club a meeting of the Young Girls Sewing club will be held at the home of Miss Lillie Luteker 610 Warren avenue at 2 o'clock this afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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Young Girls Sewing Club
Lillie Luteker
Warren Avenue
Magic City Rebeora Lodge Card Party
Rebeora Lodge No 5 hosts a Thursday night card party with public invitation. Proceeds support lodge activities and community events downtown.
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Magic City Rebeora Lodge No. 5
Beaver Missionary Society Meet Planned at Hills Home
The Standard Beaver Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet next Friday afternoon with Miss Margaret Graham at the home of Mrs. L. C. Hills. The society has been recently organized among the church’s young women and already has a membership of 20.
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Standard Beaver Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Margaret Graham
L. C. Hills
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Rees Home
Mrs John Rees hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering with strong attendance. Mrs Hills read the paper on Japanine Chinese and Koreans in This Country, while Mrs Jerpe led the Alaska home topic. Attendees answered roll call with a mission scripture verse. Refreshments were served.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Rees
Y.lyonne
L. ©. Hills
Robert Jerpe
Alaska
Sunshine Society Holds Year End Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Sunshine Society met in a business session at the Carnegie library yesterday afternoon. Incidental year end business was addressed and the club adjourned until the first Tuesday in September. Attending were Mesdames Crabb Newlin Leonard Crain Busselle Gilland and Newman.
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Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Ysterday
Meadames Crabb
Newlin
Leonard, Crain
Sun-Proof Wagon Umbrellas At Sun Sherman Co
Portable Sun proof wagon umbrellas advertised by Sun Sherman Co available for quick purchase with urgency noted to hurry before July.
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Sun Sherman Co
Insects as chief enemy of civilization urged by physician pioneer
Dr. Woods Witelineon of New York told the American Academy of Medicine that insects dominate colonial failure more than famine or war. He urged thorough pre settlement surveys by doctors, engineers and entomologists, with malaria and typhoid prevention, quinine and sanitation to create healthy, prosperous new colonies.
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San Franciaco
Cal
Woods Witelineon
New York
American Academy of Medicine
Mutehingen Wall
Insecta
Tropica
Tropics
Hall
Gorgas
Panama
Earth
Strawberry Festival at the Parish House
Strawberry Festival at the Parish House on Thursday evening July 1 under Bt. Mark's choir. Admission 25 cents. Strawberries ice cream and cake. Good music for dancing. Everyone invited.
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Bt. Mark’s Ciwild
Ifc
Bhenepit Bancer Scores in Cheyenne City League Action
In Cheyenne City Baseball League play Colistth Hall hosts Ad Mission S0c as Jundles delivers a free. The report notes a tight game with key plays shaping the outcome.
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Cheyenne City Baseball League
Cheyenter Motor Club Rewards Arrests for Glass Throwers
The Cheyenter Motor Club offers a standing reward of five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found throwing glass onto public highways.
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Cheyenter
Knight Plans House Canvass With Libpe Ty Dell Badges
Local campaign activity hints at a house canvass organized by Knight featuring badges reading Libpe Ty Dell. The effort signals outreach and voter engagement ahead of upcoming votes.
Miss Blanche Olin Weds Dr. G R K Twiss in Ohio
Miss Blanche Olin, extension home economics demonstrator for the University of Wyoming Agricultural College, resigned after less than a year in Wyoming. She married Dr. G R K Twiss of Ohio University in Ohio yesterday. The Wyoming Farm Bulletin praises her service, popularity, and tireless help across schools towns and homes before her departure.
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Ming Farm Bulletin
Ming Blanche Olin
University of Wyoming Agricultural College
Miss Olin
Knight's Neutrality Decor Graces Lincoln Highway Display
One of the Lincoln Highway's most novel decorations stands in front of George Knight’s confectionery city store. An artistically clustered light post supports two extra lights atop the eleter. Knight arranged a flag from every country to convey neutrality, drawing tourist attention along the highway.
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Lincoln Highway
George Knight
Mr. Kniebt
Knight
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Frances Davis
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Clifford Hummer
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Marshal Hudson
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H. B. Dyer
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Master Billy and
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WM. Myers Dry Goods
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Blanche Olin
G. RK. Twiss
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Huff’s Furniture Store
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