First Birthday Dinner for Katherine Jeanne Swainson
Society page recalls Katherine Jeanne Swainson’s first birthday celebrated Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Tallmire’s home with a pink rosebud table setting. Gifts included a three-diamond ring from grandparents A. P. Swainson and others, plus beads from the Tallmire family. Attendees included Clarence Swainson, Hugh Coffman, J. D. O’Connell family, Bertram Bennett, W. S. Bennett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jeanne Swainson
Frank Tallmire
Katherine
A. P. Swainson
Red Cross notes and social updates from Cheyenne chapter
The Cheyenne Red Cross executive committee met Monday at 4 pm with reports from Mrs. Ford and Miss Guilfoil. They reported 225 active families with 96 assisted this month, 35 of whom were disabled. Eighty five dollars and forty two cents spent, loans collected at sixty eight seventy five. New officers include Rev. J S Stubblefield as chairman and Clyde Watts as vice chairman. Also reported is birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. John Benson named Fannie Elizabeth at 444 East Ninth Street on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Chapter of the Red Cross
W. B. Mullen
L. B. Ford
Home Service Committee
Ruth Guilfoil
Laramie
J. 5. Stubblefield
The
Red Grass
W. CG. Mentzer
Clyde Watts
W. D. Batchelor
Wilfred O'Leary
Rey
C. F. Fisher
W. E B. Mullen
Walter Lacey
Ray B. Lee
D. M. Carley
Arthur Spaulding
W. C. Deming
John Benson
East Ninth Street
Fannie Elizabeth
Trusted Tip Offers Kidney Pill Relief for Aches
A Evansville Indiana clerk recounts suffering rheumatic muscle pains in his thigh. After doctor treatment and no relief he tried Foley Kidney Pills and felt almost immediate relief, noting benefits for backache rheumatic pains and stiff joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Tohill
Lothe Hotel
Evansville
Ind
Americans Bid for Canadian Trade Expansion
American manufacturers are spending millions to set up branches in Canada. The moves aim to export products under favorable trade terms and manage orders for shipments to the United Kingdom and other colonies. Chemicals, automobiles, welding compounds, medicines, tools, engines, and wire goods lead the push to Americanize Canadian industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Overseas Department
Board of Trade
United States
United Kingdom
City Commission Chooses Seagrave Fire Truck Over American LaFrance
Cheyenne city commissioners vote to buy a Seagrave triple combination fire truck for 42000 with 2100? 2100? half paid by the city and Union Pacific sharing half. Debates arise from Mayor Ed. P. Taylor and Commissioners McInerney and Hirsig over better model, with UP approval aiding the Seagrave choice despite Taylor backing American LaFrance for cost and standardization reasons. The Seagrave will replace a truck wrecked in a collision at UP yards and will be assigned to the fire department under their current leadership and civil service considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Ed. P. Taylor
John J. McInerney
Charles W. Hirsig
Taylor
International Association of Fire Engineers
Cheyenne
McInerney
Denver
Hirsig
J. W. Highleyman
Getting Ready to Use New City Jail
Plumbers worked in the new city jail yesterday installing plumbing in preparation for cages and other steel work, marking progress toward readiness for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Preacher Maxwell Escapes U.S. Involved Embezzlement Case
Rev. Richard P. Maxwell, former Methodist pastor in Upton Wyoming, has left for Dade City Florida in custody to face charges of embezzling funds from the Methodist Church South. He is accused of seducing a 47 year old woman from a prominent family and abandoning his wife after her confession. The kinsman compelled him to confront the woman. shortly after their marriage he disappeared and was later arrested while serving as a pastor. The situation stirs strong local feeling and raises concern for Maxwell's fate before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyo
Richard P. Maxwell
Methodist Church
Upton
Dade City
Fla
Methodist Church South
Maxwell
Wyomingite Has Private Coal Mine
SHERIDAN Wyo Mar 1 Coal shortages or high fuel prices hold no fears for Jt G Rasmussen of Barber Wyo for he has a backyard coal mine all his own On Rasmussen s ranch there is a small deposit of high grade coal and in the fall he turns from farming to mining and gathers in his winter s supply The vein is not large enough to warrant commercial exploitation and Rasmussen is content to mine it for his own use His ranch is located 30 miles from a railroad making fuel access difficult without the private mine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Jt. G. Rasmussen
Barber
Rasmussen
Presbyterian Sunday School Enlargement Plans Considered
Plans to enlarge Sunday school facilities at the Presbyterian church were announced after a meeting of the board of trustees and elders. A committee of Avery Haggard, Judge William C. Mentzer, H. B. Wenderson, Thomas Hunter and Fred Porter will study two options: construct an annex or sell the church and rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Avery Haggard
Wm. C. Mentzer
II. B. Wenderson
Thomas Hunter
Fred Porter
Cheyenne Plans Expand New Apartment House
Subscriptions for the proposed Cheyenne apartment project are coming in rapidly. Leslie Miller, committee chair, said the building may be enlarged from 34 to 50 families. A basement ballroom, women’s parlor, and men’s billiard and smoking room are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Leslie Miller
Roxana Petroleum Adverts Cheyenne Spotlight Publicity
January issue of Roxana Petroleum magazine highlights Cheyenne with two photographs of the Hynds building and Union Pacific station from Capitol Avenue. Max W. Ball of Roxana’s Rocky Mountain division is noted, and Tom Harns berger served in his stead during Ball’s absence. The piece also mentions Roxana employees boosting for a YMCA in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Moxoleum
Roxana Petroleum Company
Hynds
Union Pacifico Station
Capitol Avenue
Capitol
Max W. Ball
Roxana
Rocky Mountain
Tom Harnsberger
Ridgely Home Burglarized. Items Stolen Including Revolver
Burglars entered the Ridgely residence at 200 East Seventeenth Street through a basement window Sunday night while the family was away. They took several articles, list incomplete due to the family's absence. A revolver was among the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard S. Ridgeley
East Seventeenth Street
Wyoming Bishop Thomas Declines Delaware Transfer
Bishop Nathaniel S. Thomas of the Episcopal church will remain bishop of Wyoming after declining the offer to transfer to the Delaware bishopric. Word of the decision came from Cheyenne, where he had traveled to consider the Wilmington appointment ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Episcopal Church
Delaware
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Thomas
Wilmington
Mrs. Wills Dies of Pneumonia in Tupper Apartments
Mrs W S Wills died Sunday morning at her home in the Tupper apartments of pneumonia. She is survived by her daughter Miss Olive Wills a Cheyenne art teacher and by her son Ira Wills of Keokuk Iowa who arrived before the death. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Leader WANT ADS are result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal
Olive Wills
Ira Wills
Keokuk, Ta
M. A. Wills
W. S. Wills
Tupper Apartments
Cheyenne
Keokuck
Attorney General Faces Warrant On City Snow Law
State Attorney General W L Walls failed to appear in police court to answer a charge for violating a city snow removal ordinance. Police Judge Clarence Swainson said a warrant would be issued and Walls would be haled into court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Walls
Clarence Swainson
Swainson
Judge Walls Not Immune From Local Arrest
The ruling notes that Judge Walls who serves as attorney general is not immune from arrest or prosecution under municipal ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls
Credit Rating Exchange Expands Branches Statewide
O. Stiles, executive secretary, has returned to Cheyenne after organizing exchange branches in Wheatland and Douglas. Seven counties in the state now host branches of the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. O. Stiles
Ene Vy Guid
Cue
Ixchange
Cheyenne
Exchange
Wheatland
Douglas
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Tibea
Society News
Woman's Club
Plains
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Rs. Avery Haggard
M. H. Hartung
Ray K. Olds
W. Ub Mentzer
Saline
Stuart Claar
St. John’s Hospital
Ayg
G Iven
Peggy
Marguerite Clark
Louise Hofmann
Helen Nimmo
Edna Fox
Helen Reid
Cleo Jansen
Delphina House
Elizabeth Moore
Marion Yoder
Frances Mentzer
Edith Marsh
Evelyn Boyce
Mary Moore
Thora Slade
Gladys Tyson
Grace Richie
Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Woman's Club of
Nena
ryYryTr
Myrna Boyd Williams
Hier
Dennis Gash
Maxine Gash
Kansas City
N. S. Thomas
Quincy
Ill
Edward Prince
W. G. Noll
Bishop Thomas
Girls’ Friendly Society
L. A. Ballinger
Louis Manewall
A. Braunschweig
W. R. GC
K. CG. Hall
Edith Frances
Frances
Sian Exnrvennes
France
A. H. Doane
Alice Thornton
St. Paul, Minn
Ruby Mylar
Kimball
Frances Willard Union
Vsa
Lillian Peters, Wiil, Peters
Thomas Gillman
Amos Peters
Mrs. Large
David Nimmo
England
A. J. Large
John Hunter
Thomas Middlemas
J. I. Walton
P. Fuller
Coast
Jaid
Temple
Fred Forbes
William Dubois
George L. Strader
MISS GRACE @ KELLEY
Grace G. Kelley
John Raymond Frank
Gulfport
Mississippi
J. F. Ott
Margaret Ott
Miss Kelley
Dr. Frank
Lillian. Peters
Cleary
Will Peters
Daramie
Harry B. Henderson
Burns
RED Cross
BIG Seagrave
Hirsig and
M'Inerney
Cheyenne Fire Department
Civil Service
Camp Lewis
Wash
Dad
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Gen
Idol
Postum Cereal’ Co
Mich
Wyomingite
Presbyterian Sunday School
Princess Theater
ESSEX
W. E. Dinneen
Roxana Magazine
Ridgely Home
VICK
Spaulding
Knight
1708
Credit Rating Exchange
Dame
Everwear
Silk
Gotham
Stork Scrip Store
Black
Tupper
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