Camp Absaraka Girls Hold Social and Sports Evening
Camp Absaraka girls hosted a party at the gym March 5 inviting high school girls with fifteen cent lunch baskets auctioned to raise funds. Prizes awarded for the basket and a prize waltz judged by Miss Chaplin, Miss Bridenbaugh, and Miss Logan. The event featured a graphic mix of social games and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absaraka
Marjorie Bartlett
Miss Chaplin
Miss Bridenbaugh
Miss Logan
Gladys Foresman
Freda Ericson
Marjorie Bennit
Anna Nelson
Mildred Witzgerald
Gladys Tyson
Erma Stevens
Marion
Women’s GOP Organizes Clubs in Four Midwestern States
Miss Moriarty heads the Republican women’s committee effort to organize new women’s clubs across four Midwestern states. A longtime suffrage advocate, she demonstrates women’s capability in politics with substantial public life experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western States
Miss Moriarty
Suffrage Party
Eleven Boys Named Principals and Ten AlternatesListed
The document lists eleven boys as principals and ten alternates required to be over sixteen and pass a physical. Likely travelers to California include William Woolston Dan Mees David Chaplin Roy Rodin Feree Marks James Woolston George Guy Arnold Carlson Earl Marsh Harold Hobbs and James Storey. Alternates are Hart Schoels Arthur King Carl Johnson and Herbert Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
William Woolston
Dan Mees
David Chaplin
Roy Rodin
Feree Marks
James Woolston
George Guy
Arnold Carlson
Earl Marsh
Harold Hobbs
James Storey
Hart Schoels
Arthur King
Carl Johnson
Herbert Woodman
Ice Plant Location at Old Lumber Yard
The Crystal Ice company, a new city contract holder for Cheyenne ice, will likely manufacture and sell ice by July 4. Machinery is ordered and will arrive soon, with building work starting once temperatures permit. The plant sits on the old Gilchrist Lumber site at Twentieth and Reed streets, opposite the Capitol Coal and Ice warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crystal Ice Company
New Corporation
Cheyenne
Cal Holliday
T. Joe Cahall
J. E. Morris
Gilchrist Lumber Company
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Twentieth Street
Capitol Coal & Ice Company
Shrine Club Meeting in Cheyenne at Masonic Temple
The Cheyenne Shrine club plans a meeting at the Masonic temple on Saturday March 43 at 7 30 p m. W C Kinkead president urges full attendance by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
W. C. Kinkead
No Future Eff Among Cheyenne 3 Young Population
Cheyenne youths reveal career dreams in a Chamber of Commerce survey. Over 200 pupils answered, none planning to become railroad men. Many favored civil and electrical engineers, stenographers, teachers, musicians, and other professions, with limited interest in business, law, or banking careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce
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N. A. Morton
Bul-Lelin
G. R
Helen Nimmo
Robert Larson
Robert
Miss Crary III
Laramie
U. S
Helen Field
Rawlins
Laramie High
University Preps
Laramie Hiei
Cowboys
Tigers
Wheatland
Hawes
Presidio
War Department
Scatenee Laboratories
Rose Moriarty
Old Lumber Yard
Shrine Club Meeting
East Side Market
Evans
Spaulding
Knight
Capitol
Savings and Commercial
Eecshock Growers
National Bank
Heyenne
Wyo
Pioneer Grocerteria
West 24Th Street
Japan
Ceylon
Armour
New York
Sunkist Pork
Olsen’s Grocery
23Rd and
Evans Streets
Missouri
Idaho
Cwly
Wyoming
Axrasur
Wyoming Fruit Company
West 16Th Street
Dinneen
Pyum Et E
Florida
Express
Kelley Mercantile Company
Tion
Ann
Aik Iv
Yeading
Deven
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Brookfield
Finnan Thaddies
Chase and Sanborn
America
Laney
Johnston
Frontean
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