Red Cross Benefit Concert At Elks Home Tonight
The Red Cross benefit concert features J. L. Rockwell quartet and guests at 8:15 PM with a full program of arias duets and solos from Verdi Rigoletto Offenbach and more. Tickets sold to crowd the house as patrons attend this society club and church event.
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the Red Cross
Elks’ Home
J. L. Rockwell
Crowded House
Boice
Hinkle
Vaughan and
Lake
James Dunn
Out-of-town speaker among Red Cross war effort notes
Cami From Frace appears among speakers as Alex Douglas receives a card from Harry E. Magoon with the American army in France. Magoon, son of Mrs. Carlson of Cheyenne, worked on government surveys in Wyoming and California and with Union Pacific last year. The Red Cross headquarters gauze supply is delayed, halting dressings. knitting and bandage production shift to rural GOPs. Miss Mary Carpenter urges finished knitted garments and yarns returned by Saturday.
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Cami
Frace
Alex Douglas
Harry E. Magoon
France
Mr. Magoon
Carlson
Cheyenne
Mr. Dougines
Wyoming
California
Union Pacific
Red Cros News
Red Cross
Mary Carpenter
Knitting Department
The
Visiting List Reflects Local Social Ties Across States
Dr L C Hills returns to Denver after conducting Mrs Mary Boys funeral in Cheyenne. Mrs Kenneth Smith and baby daughter travel to Pine Bluffs from visiting Mrs Smith's parents the House couple. Mrs BE J Sullivan Basin and her daughter depart Cheyenne after Plains visit. Mrs F S Bartlett returns from Thermopolis seeking health benefits. Moble Ingersoll back from eastern buying trip via Perry Iowa with niece Clara Raife. Mr and Mrs M P Thompson return from San Francisco Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego and El Paso trip. John Thomas son of C S Thomas home from Camp Dodge Iowa on brief furlough. Miss Edith K O Clark visits Washington DC with Senator Kendrick and Columbia University trip. Robert Carey of Careyhurst on town business.
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L. C. Hills
Denver
Cheyenne
Mary Boys
Kenneth Smith
Pine Bluffs
Smith
L. P. House
BE. J. Sullivan
Basin
Dorothy
the Plains
F. S. Bartlett
Thermopolis
Underwood
Moble Ingersoll
Perry
Iowa
Misa Clara Raife
Ingersoll
New York
M. P. Thompson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Diego
Cal
el Paso
Texas
John Thomas
Thomas
Camp Dodge
Edith K. O. Clark
Washington
John 2
Kendrick
Clark
Columbia University
New York City
Jesele Lummis
Columbia
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
White Is Favored for Easter
A spring fashion note highlights a long oyster white raw silk coat with blue embroidered flowers and a white silk bat crowned with blue crepe and pink roses. The ensemble, tied to Easter and the spring bride, reflects festive youth and wool shortages.
Woman's clubs meet with programs and officer results
The Woman's Club holds an afternoon session at the library with talks on theater and opera by Mrs Forsyth and others. the Whittier Club hosts a member this afternoon. the Maccabees knitting circle visits Mrs Gorney. Fr. E and Sisterhood hold annual meeting with Mrs Ira Fee elected to preside for another year.
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Woman's Club
Thebrary
KR. B. Forsyth
Ida R. Graham
D.C. Hudson
Ladies of the Maccabees
Knitting Club
Fr. J. Gorney
West Twenty-third Street
Mk. O
Fr. E
Claude Draper
Ira B. Fee
Fee
C. C. Carlisle
Paul Lariver
William A. Hiner
Treas
Water Department Adds New Equipment Ordered by Council
Additions to the water department fleet were approved at recent council meetings. A three-fourths-ton truck will be purchased from W. E. Dinneen’s garage and a horse drawn sprinkler from H. W. Moore & Company of Denver. Also, the Hlatz company bar liquor license transfers to Max Davia upon Mr. Van Rolinick’s application.
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Water Department
Celty Council
Wyoming Farmers Urged to Boost Production and Labor Use
John E. Durham of the U S employment service urges Wyoming farmers to expand farm and cattle production and to communicate labor needs. He notes ample local labor, receiving about ten farm and ranch job applications daily, and says the service, active for a decade, can meet any demand with data from the prior fiscal year showing 190000 employer applications and 415000 worker applications nationwide.
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Durham
United States Employment Service
Social club notes from Ypsilanti and Hollywood meeting
Letters were read from absent and former members including Mrs Goodrich of Ypsilanti and Mrs Strader of Hollywood. Mrs Draper chaplain and Mrs Gleason among attendees. Following the business program the hostess served tea.
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Urer
James True
Draper
T. Paul Wilcox
A. 1
John. Bon
Goodrich
Ypsilanti
Mich
G. Ll. Strader
Hollywood
Cal
Gussie Johnaston
Washington, D. C
Ashley Gleason
Frank Gleason
Denver
Church Circles Meet for Girls Friendly Sewings
The Anna Gordon W. T. U. of South Cheyenne will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs William Jansen at 00 East Ninth Street. A good program has been prepared and large attendance is desired. The Girls Friendly society of St Mark's met at the Parish house last evening to continue sewing for the Belgian babies.
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Anna Gordon W. T. T. U
Anna Gordon W. «. T. U. of
South Cheyenne
William Jansen
East Ninth Street
Girls Friendly Society of
St. Mark's
Pariah House
Billy Sunday Plans Trip to France in War Effort
CHICAGO March 12 Billy Sunday says he will go to France to aid the Allied cause using a rifle, declaring he will depart after finishing his work in the Chicago campaign. He emphasizes his commitment to join the war effort promptly.
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Chicago
Billy Sunlay
France
Kaiser
Persting
Tim
Fini
Perth
Wo Non Need Tolay
Rock Springs Doctor Joins Medical Corps
Dr. Oliver Chambers, Rock Springs physician with a fifteen year practice, was called to report for temporary duty at Fort Dodge Army base hospital. Commissioned as a captain in the Officers Medical Reserve Corps, he will join Nebraska base hospital unit No. 4% en route to France in coming weeks. He also serves as division surgeon for Union Pacific Railroad.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Kteck Springs
Oliver Chambers
Army Base Hospital
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Officers Medical Reserve Corps
Chambershaw
Union Paccific
Caplin Chambers
Propiteering in Seeds Charged by Officials
Washington reports a joint statement by Secretary Wallace and Food Administrator Hoover condemning seed profiteering. It warns that prompt action will follow specific reports of high prices and poor distribution to prevent damage to the national food program and potential acreage loss.
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Washington
Wouston
Hoover
Powell Area Considers Major Tax Levy Reduction
Deputy assessor Dee Livingston says a 95 to 40 percent levy cut is possible due to higher county valuation from Shoshone project farms. Farmers in Powell face higher taxes while other areas may see relief. Powell school tax could fall to around 5 mills from 10.
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Powell
Wyo
Mar
Dee Livingston
Glenrock Ordinance Denied on Auto Livery Licensing
The Glenrock city council defeated a proposed measure requiring licenses for auto livery garages. Martin Smith testified he operated a livery business only when cars were ordered and would pursue court action if the ordinance passed.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Gulcott
Martin Smith
Ile
William Brewer Sends 1500 for Heli Project in California
Chicago man William Brewer writes to Mayor Rolph of San Francisco stating he advanced 1500 to pay laborers for a 4.5 million capitol building project and asks when work begins and to contact contractor Walter Asgerle. The note is dated and includes Chicago and San Francisco references.
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Cappdol
San Prancisco
Cal
Marcel
Rolph
William Brewer
North
Clark Street
Chicago
Capitol Building
Walter Asgerle
Laborera
San Francisco
Milner Bank Fails in Steamboat Springs
Milner Bank & Trust of Steamboat Springs Colo failed to open today and was placed in the hands of Sidney W Clark for the state bank commissioner due to insufficient funds. President T Cheney said all depositors will be paid in full and within days up to a full per cent of deposits will be disbursed.
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Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Milner Bank & Trust Company
Sidney W Clark
State Bank
Oo T. Cheney
The Absent-Minded Doctor Playfully Puzzles Patient
A New York Sunday American cartoon caption jokes about a forgetful doctor. Bo plans to switch to a new family physician replacing Ming as the medical adviser. The scene humorously notes the doctor’s stethoscope exam interrupted by a startled patient saying hello.
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Denon
Ming
Shello
New York
Prom Our Radlmort Dir Norah Mulvaney Meets Min Curr
One day Norah Mulvaney and her friend Min Curr met and discussed plans at an informal gathering. The brief encounter highlighted social ties and local acquaintances inside the community.
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PROM
Mra
Norah Mulvaney
Min. Bildeed Curr
Fragmentary Dublin Dialogue Reveals Family Hopes
The dialog excerpt shows Mrs Mulvaney and Nort conversing about a baby carried by a woman named Bridget. Two voices reference a possible further child and a hopeful phrase about “the caboose,” signaling expectations of more offspring and household changes.
Funeral for Mrs Mary K inys at Presbyterian church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary K inys who died days ago at Private hospital were led by Rev. Leon C. Hille of Denver and Rev. J J Stubblefield. Attending students from Cheyenne joined the service while pallbearers A D Johnson EK Johnston Ira B Fee AL B Roedel Samuel Corson and KR N Grace assisted. The body was shipped to Grand Rapids for burial where Miss Abbey Rowe prepared arrangements.
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Mary Kinys
Presbyterian Church
Leon C. Hille
Denver
J. J. Stubblefield
Abbey Rowe
Cheyenne
Grand Rapids
Wich
Miss Rowe
Dual Nationality Causes Much Trouble
Tiwi nationality creates extra work for American consulate staff in Vancouver. With both countries having selective service, many young men of military age in British Columbia claim American status or deny it, prompting consular verification and certification efforts. Some pursue American citizenship late.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canby
United States
British Columbia
Vatecouver
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Lovella Moore
Carnegie Library
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