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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

3

Cheyenne Groups Organize Permanent Home Drive

Miss Hatfield of Denver leads Cheyenne meeting to form a permanent board aiding the home. Officers elected: Chairman Mrs. Charles D. Carey, Secretary Mrs. P. E. Glafcke, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Hunter. Book drive urged for soldiers and Red Cross yarn donations requested for convalescent care.

Miss Hatfield Denver Crittenden Home Cheyenne the Plains Charles D. Carey P. BE. Glafcke Thomas Hunter Louella Moore Agnes Wright James Speer College Club Red Cross News Red Cross R. T

Visiting list recalls travelers from Cheyenne

Miss Hatfield traveling secretary for the Crittenden home in Denver returns from two weeks in Cheyenne at the Plains. Mrs. B. B. Brooks of Casper, former president of the Wyoming federation of women's clubs, will depart for the east for several weeks. Mrs. Caroline M. Wilbert of Belleville Kan. called to Cheyenne by her mother Mrs Harriet Springer’s death then returned home with her daughter Mrs Brook of Kansas City. Mrs. A L Barton goes to San Diego to visit her son Lieut Millar Barton of the Twenty fifth United States Infantry.

Miss Hatfield Crittenden Home Denver Cheyenne The Plains B. B. Brooks Casper Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs East Caroline M. Wilbert Belleville Kan Mra Harriet Springer Wilbert John Rees Brook Kansas City A. L. Barton San Diego Cal Lieut Millar Barton Twenty-fifth United States Infantry

Churchill School P T A Meeting and Art Association Report

The Churchill School Parent Teacher Association meets at 3:15 PM in the assembly room with Mrs. Ray K Olds presiding. Program includes piano solos essays and a war and education address by Rev J S Stubblefield. Cheyenne Art Association reports large turnout and plans for a Carnegie library exhibit with committees appointed. music and readings noted.

Churchill School -Parent- Teacher Association Ray K. Olds tIris Gaulke Jack Astle Emmett Jesse Eckdahl Emma Smith Josephine Stimson J. S. Stubblefield Harry Davis Art Association Cheyenne Art Association EB. W. Glafcke Charles Bristol Carnegie Library

Church Social Circles meet at Mrs Howard residence

The Methodist Social Circle will hold a social session this afternoon at 2514 Central avenue hosted by Mrs F M Howard with Mrs Doran Ball and Mrs Swedon assisting. St Mark's Guild announces a Lenten meeting at the parish house this afternoon.

The Methodist Church F. M. Howard Central Avenue Mesdames Howard Doran Ball Swedon St. Mark's Guild Guild of St. Mark's

New Concrete Garage Planned in Lingle Wyoming

P F Hudson will erect a new concrete garage fifty by eighty feet this spring. The new building will be one of the best equipped garages in the state and will supplement the present storage quarters for heavy work. A full line of necessary machines will be installed to handle the most complicated jobs.

Lingle Wyo P. F Hudson

Wyoming Proclamation Announces $500 Reward for McPherson

Acting Governor Frank J. Houx offers a $500 reward for the arrest and delivery to authorities of J B McPherson sought for sodomy in Platte County Wyoming with a physical description and prior offenses. The notice, dated March 48 194% appears in the state seal proclamation.

Iund Platte Frank J. Houx State of Wyoming Mintte J. B. McPherson Cheyenne A. D Frank L, Hou Frank L, Houx Stale

How New Shells Aid War on U-Boats

Diagram explains the new non incochetting shells and their role against U boats. It notes the nozzle keeps shells on course after firing from periscope sighting and prevents glancing off water.

Single Telephone Service Assured

In SINGLE Wyoming on March 14 the required contracts were signed securing city telephone service once the exchange can be installed. Superintendent Wicks led signups on Monday and more were completed Wednesday and sent to Platte Valley Telephone Company. Remaining conditions are being arranged to align with construction start, and independent business lines will be organized to serve rural patrons as soon as possible.

Wyo Wicks Ron Platte Valley Telephone Company

Lady Maccabers Special Meeting Notice

Special meeting held Saturday at 4 o clock in K. hall. Important business. all members urged to attend. Commander presiding.

Lady Maccabers K. (. Hall

American Military Police Patrol French Train Lines

American military police now ride all Paris to zone trains to stop soldiers from traveling without authorization. The new rail policing aims to curb absences from the army zone after many ED forces slipped away to see Paris. Soldiers once punished upon return. MPs now grant limited Paris access, typically four to five hours every 36 hours.

France Paris Debarkation

Stray soldiers often picked up after pay days

Stray soldiers are typically detained after pay days, while others remain unfound. The pattern suggests routine checks or checkpoints following pay cycles, though specifics are unclear.

Thankful for support after bereavement from M W A and W O W

In grateful acknowledgment we express sincere thanks for the sympathy and floral offerings extended during our recent bereavement from M F P, SEALS, BROTHERS and RELATIVES.

MFP

Recruiting Ofliers to Change Places

SHERIDAN Wyo March 14 Corporal Charles Marks of the local recruiting station receives orders to report to the Cheyenne recruiting station and will depart March 20. Corporal Walter F Scott now at Cheyenne will relieve Marks and has arrived to assume duties. Marks has served here since June 6 and during nine months hundreds of recruits passed through the office. He is described as efficient and enthusiastic. Graining The Sherman Paint Co.

Sheridan Wyo Charles Marks Cheyenne Walter F. Scott Corporal Marks Lehman Mika

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