Red Cross News And Society Events In Cheyenne
Red Cross gauze room reopens Tuesday after delays awaiting gauze shipment. Cheyenne volunteers fundraise and donate seven bolts of gauze from multiple groups. Ada B. Coates sends $25 from California. Shy Ann club hosts a dancing party at the parish house with Helen James and Alton Laughlin. Informal luncheon honors Mrs. William McGuire with Spring flowers. Knitting party at the Gilmer home features Red Cross knitting and a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross News
Red Cross
Patriotic Women of
Cheyenne
Shy Ann Club
Helen James
Alton Laughlin
Orville K. Cochrane
Holts of Gauze
Charles Carey
Frank Roach
J. F. Milligan
Misa Richart
Ladies of the Maccabees
C. G. Club
Lena Whitaker
Hobwn
Iiss
California
Cheyenne Red Cross
H. M. Gearey
William McGuire
Jesse E. Gilmer
Sergeant Gilmer
Eighty-third Field Artillery
Palo Alto
W. K.lee
George Klett
Ruth Breisch
Kate Taylor
Vivian Barton
Margaret Lee
Alma Lackous
Mildred Ford
Kathryn Kintz
Hazel McGuire
Jessie Tupper
Florence Miller
Visiting list features prominent Wyoming clubwomen
Mrs. Conant Parks, president of the Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs, arrived in Cheyenne en route from California to visit her ill son in Detroit. She will meet Cheyenne club leaders and discuss conferences. Dr Grace Raymond Hebard of the state university also visited to see Mrs Parks. Mrs Harold Vaughan plans a Fremont vacation. Mrs J M Newman went to Colorado Springs. Mrs Albert Chapman has returned home after wintering away.
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Conant Parks
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
California
Detroit
Mich
Cheyenne
R. A. Morton
Grace Raymond Hebard
The
State University At
Checks and Spots Win Fashion's O.K.
Palm Beach society notes show fashion reporters observing two ladies on a lawn a parasol hid a stylish taste. One wears a radium white plaid skirt from large checks while the other displays a baronet satin skirt with oversized cirelets. Both wear white silk blouses as they discuss spring fashion trends.
Cheyenne and Area Residents Visit Family in Wyoming and Texas
Long Beach and South Pasadena residents travel to California while Cheyenne hosts guests from Casper and Rock Springs. Mrs. Taliaferro of Wyoming plans a Liberty loan conference, and O Leary family members head to San Antonio and Casper for military service and visits.
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Long Beach
Pasadena
Cal
George Merrill
Chapman
California
Hiram Sapp
Little Bear
O. R. Brittain
T. S. Taliaferros
Rock Springs
Liberty Loan
Wyoming
Cheyenne
R. A. Morton
Eugene M. O'Leary
Hannah O'Leary
Aviation Corps
Kellyfield
San Antonio
Tex
O'Leary
O Leary
Casper
David Nimmo
Helen
Mary Nimmo
Maccabee Knitting Club Notes Meeting
The Ladies of the Maccabees knitting club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Gorney. eighteen members attended with Red Cross knitting. They voted to present a seventy‑yard bolt of gauze to Cheyenne Red Cross and planned to work at headquarters next Wednesday. The silver offering was $2.05 and ten members concluded the meeting.
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H. M. Clearey
Frankenfield
Maccabee Knitting Club
Knitting Club
The
Ladies of the Maccabees
Gorney
Red Cross
Lub
Ten
Church Circles Social Circle Meets With Sewing
The Methodist Social Circle met at Mrs Fr M Howard's home with many women sharing sewing and knitting. After business, visitors socialized until five with elaborate refreshments and pink carnations in decoration. Hostesses were Mesdames Howard Swegen Ball and Durham. The Guild of St Mark's met for a Lenten session at the Parish house with Red Cross sewing and mission study. Mrs Nimmo presided. Church service at four o'clock.
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Methodist Church
Fr. M. Howard
Mesdames Howard
BE. A. Swegen
H. S. Ball
Harry Durham
Guild of St. Mark's
Red Cross
David Nimmo
Women’s clubs set first meeting of officers and hostess
Mystic Maze club chose officers for next year with Mrs. Walter Quayle as president and Mrs. M Hoseboom as vice president. Tea was served at five. Help-One-Another club with Mrs. J Frankenfield and Mrs. Hiram Sapp met for sewing and knitting to support Crittenden home in Denver and layettes, with a one cent per member flower fund tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beaman
Mystic Maze Club
Usnal
Walter Quayle
M. Hoseboom
A. Christensen
Waldo
Mesciames Hoseboom
Hanesworth
Christensen
Taylor
Richardson
Schmidt
Frank Vreeland
J. i Frankenfield
Hiram Sapp
Crittenden Home
Denver
Anna Hatfield
H. L. Robinson
H. C. Olsen
H. C. A. Club
B. W. Hall
BE. FP. Tatt
Women Plan Liberty Loan Meeting in Cheyenne
Women county chairmen of the Liberty loan committees will hold a preliminary conference in Cheyenne on March 20 to coordinate the third Liberty bond issue set to begin April 6. Mrs R A Morton announced the Wyoming meeting organized by Mrs T S Taliaferro who just returned from a state chairman conference in Kansas City. Mrs G W Fuller and Dr Grace Raymond Hebbard will attend the session in advisory roles.
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Treasury Department
Liberty Loan Committees
Cheyenne
R. A. Morton
Wyoming
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Grace Raymond Hebbard
Laramig
Cleve's Best Line Sells New and Used Bicycles
Read iH at 1720 Ploneer Ave for best line in Cleve. New and second hand bicycles available with variety and low prices. Local shop promotes wide selection and quick service for riders.
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Cleve
Helllater
Ploneer Ave
Charles Stuart Writes Home From France Letter Details Meals And Morale
Charles Stuart, in the Medical Department of a French train unit, sends a crowded family letter from France. He describes rooming in a private house with two companions, cooking breakfasts with an alcohol stove, buying meat and potatoes when possible, and cheaper tobacco access. He notes improving French, daily lessons from a lady and duties like chopping wood and caring for a horse. He fondly mentions weather, lonesomeness, and plans to thank the KP and WO clubs for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stuart
Cheyenne Wan
Charles
Teth Amen Nation
France
Medical Dept
Longgon Daily
Brothers Keys seek release to enlist in aviation corps
George L. and Ralph Keys return to Seattle after crossing the Fairbanks Valdez trail in freezing conditions to offer their services to Uncle Sam. They must obtain a local exemption board release before enlistment, with efforts underway to allow immediate service and aviation corps entry.
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Seattle
Wash
Fairbanks-Valdey Trail
Sam
George L
Ralph Keys
Aviation Corps
Laramie County Girls Aid Red Cross Sewing Drive
Laramie county girls from Burns Pine Bluffs and Carpenter join Cheyenne Red Cross chapter sewing seven dozen napkins from donated linens and making pidow slips aprons dresses. Exhibits at the county fair may advance to the state fair with prizes. clover leaf pins reward continued club work.
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Laramie County
Red Cross
Burns
Pine Bluffs
Carpenter
Cheyenne
Burns Sewing Club
Irene Portin
Hurts
Vivian Rarigh
Alsa
Almost a Young Man Again Kidney Pills Restore vigor
A Norfolk Virginia reader reports persistent back pain, shooting side and groin pains, and fatigue eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims the user feels almost a young man again and credits the remedy with recovery.
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E. R. Whitehurst
Norfolk
Heal Skin Diseases With Zemo for Quick Relief
Advertises Zemo as a 35 cent or 81.00 extra large bottle remedy for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin troubles. Claims instant relief and quick healing with a non greasy penetrating liquid from The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, Q
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Society
Galen A. Fox
Red Cross Auxiliary
Isabelle Gearey
Mr. Gearey
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Ieee
Conuine Lamb
J. T. Boyd
Betty Brown
Palm Heach
Dad
Ryythty As
Charles Stuart
Frange
Cheyenne Hoy
Pershing
K P
Charlie
Shamrock
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Girls Sewing Club
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