Cheyenne Club to Host Talk on Interior Decoration
Club representatives attend events this week with Mr Livingston speaking in Cheyenne at the Car heg library under the Cheyenne Art association. He will address citizens on interior decoration. All women's clubs Young Men's Literary club Cheyenne High School Art o h and the public are invited to attend this free lecture. Johnson Parent-Teacher Meeting plans an afternoon program at the Johnson building in South Cheyenne following the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High Folin
Dish
Girl’ Glee Club
Livingston
Adewr Livingston
Cheyenne
Carheg
Cheyenne Art Asaciation
Young Men's
Cheyenne High School
Johnson School
Johnson
South Cheyenne
Cox School
Helen Nimmo
Bella Davis
Joanna Thompson
Anna Nelson
Gladys Tyson
Hazel Stevens
Virginia Erry
Winifred Garlock
Lillian Hamiston
Visiting List Members Travel Toward Cheyenne Weekend
Joseph M Carey and Misa Ar elle Geott plan a Cheyenne weekend from Careyhunst top in a week. Mera W K Gileveat of Gil Cola will join and arrive Friday. Gilereet and Mrs Townsong of Casper hosted a recent six week visit and return home tonight. Martha O01 has gone to Cole O Dandel and family, while Frances and March Othmas celebrate Kendwl birthday. Pinkd Artillery band is noted. Mine Pawling Goodman of Denver visits Mise Georgette Comin for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Misa Ar'elle Geott
Ard
Cheyenne
Mera W. K. Gileveat
Gil- Cola
Ote Ggete
Nir
Mr. ' Tartomg
Dandel
Muswell
Frances
Othmas
Pawling Goodman
Denver
Hy Gueet
Community Church Circles and Guild Meetings
The article lists various church and community group gatherings this week. Wording covers the Help One Another club meeting with Mrs. James Morrison, Maglio City Rebekah card party at I. O. F. hall, St. Mark's Guild business meeting at the Parish house, Baptist Willing Workers entertainment in the church, Presbyterian Aid Society hostess duties and sewing supplies, Methodist Social Circle meeting with Mrs. H. R. Millard, Jewish Circle at the Ohenstein tea room, Congregational Church program by Mrs. Harold Vaughan, Win One Class invitation to a Tacky Party at the M E Church, Presbyterian Mission meeting led by Mrs. E B J Kelly with papers on Corea and Indians, and March Westminster Guild gathering at Mrs. John Schuseman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Ridgley
C. A. Beach
Presbyterian Mission
Celety
EB. J. Kelly
Corea
D. L. Kepler
Swan
John Schuseman
Westminster Guild
Woman Club Social and Art Exhibit Attract Attention
K V Menetti Marty and Knights of Pythias families invited to a benefit card social and dance Friday. Coterie Art Club to be entertained by Mrs Cart Gy Ling. True paintings exhibit remains open daily at the library drawing Cherennere readers to courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V. Menetti Marty
Knights of Pypthies
Mareh Ord
K.P. Ball
Parish Men's Club Meeting This Evening
The Men's club will meet this evening at the Parish home. Members are invited to gather for the scheduled briefing and discussion in a formal parish setting.
Opera Sub Cast Highlighted at Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. W D B Gray presented The Season's Opera with Ferris trio from the Plains supplying grand opera airs and Madam Butterfly selections. Mrs Cyrnus Beard presided. new members welcomed as Woman's Club of the R M A hosted with Mrs C S Atherly in chair. The meeting concluded with refreshments and plans for Baby Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. B. Gray
Woman's Club
Ferris
The
Plains
Cyrnua Beard
Kentucky Republicans convene to select national delegates
Lamueville Ky March The Republicans of Kentucky held their state convention to choose delegates to the Chiago convention from the state at large. Charles W Pair of Tedianapolis seeks the Republican nomination and Fairbanks leaders claim 17 delegates. The convention aims to show the district results and indicate four votes to be cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamueville
Kentucky
Chisago
Charles W. Pair
Banks
Tedianapolis
Repubican
Fairbanks
Revival of Great Lakes shipbuilding fuels boom
Shipping on the Great Lakes shows a revival after years of dormancy with yards in Cleveland Detroit Toledo Duluth Buffalo Chicago and smaller ports reporting stronger activity. The Panama Canal opening submarine activity and rising exports are blamed for the boom. Builders claim older ships and new constructions fetch better prices, creating work for hundreds and prompting yard rebuilds and new plans. Demand spans lake and ocean vessels, but delivery uncertainties to 1917 hinder heavier orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Duluth
Buffalo
Great Lake
Lake
Orvan Wessels
Worelen
Unproven Bronchitis Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A dubious advertisement touts Mecoly Go to A B Kroedel’s New Concentrated Ointment as a cure for bronchitis severe coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims inexpensive home preparation using 2 ounces of concentrate with sugar and water, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and warns against other medicines containing narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
A. B. Kroedel
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Wee
Upton
Rookery
Edwin F. Chandler
Pocatello
Jieho
Stanhope Blunt
John Charles Thompson
Bridge Party
BE. W. Stone
John Whittaker
Lg School
Onor
Mise Lucille Ridge
Ruth Harrington
Helen Fawkes
Ira B. Fee
James
Mary Mahan
Spoomot
Mra. Ridgley
David Cook
Boyd McCloud
Werner Stoll
Frank Mullen
Viper Stevens
Rudolph Bokensberger
David Breiach
Ernest Fitsvero
Karl Babcock
Evan Schneider
Matt Milateo
Johnson Parent-Teacher Meeting
Casper
le Hebinson
Martha
Hag
Cole
Waeipy Gee
James Morrison
Maglio City
Rebekah Lodge
I. 0. O. F. Hall
St. Mark's Guild
Meadames Gorsline
Hianesworth
Garrett and Grainger
Methodist Church
H. R. Millard
Jewish Circle
Congregational Church
Harold Vaughan
Methodist Sunday School
M. BE
Coderie Art Club
Robert O'Brien
Odenstein Tea Room
Atherly
Earl Gorham
Gilkinson
Casselman
R. H. Dutcher
T. U
Mra
Bonham
East Ninth Street
Union
Ring
Copenhagen
America
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Logan’s Book and Curie Store
Carey Ave
Wyoming ‘Fuel & Feed Co
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