Beautiful Military Wedding at St Mark's Cheyenne
Capt Herbert Marshall Poole, instructor at Fort Sill, and Miss Mildred Sterling wed at St Mark's Episcopal in Cheyenne with elaborate lace gown and bridesmaids in rainbow colors. Reception at the bride's home featured pink and white flowers, then the couple left for Fort Sill after a Denver stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Herbert Marshall Poole
Infantry School of Arms
Fort Sill
Oklo
Mildred Georgeina Sterling
Long Davis
8. A. Huston
St. Mark's
Stanley Vaughan
Kendall Bow
Walter Park
Ethelbert Mahoney
Gretchen Arp
Mildred Bon
Maurine Carley
Cheyenne
Bridaraiment
Prince Charming
Weil
Gertrude Thompson
Anna Arp
Poole
Denver
Captain Poole
Texas
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
A Doctor in Your Home Medical Adviser Promotion
An advertisement touts a 1000 page Common Sense Medical Adviser with chapters on mother and baby care, emergencies, first aid, anatomy, hygiene, and more. It claims to answer delicate questions, supports informed home care, and offers the cloth bound volume for 60 cents at town drug stores or via publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Babe
Wonent
Invalides’ Hotel
Butinio
MY. Emer
Ballinger–Harrison Wedding in Cheyenne
Miss Ida Fern Ballinger and Lynn Hamilton Harrison were married at the Ballinger home with Dr J J Shingler officiating. The bride wore changeable silk and a three year old sister served as attendant. After a brief honeymoon they will live in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Fred Bolce
Mildred McIntosh
Harrison-Ballinger
L. A. Ballinger
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
Ida Fern Ballinger
Lynn Hamilton Harrison
Lola
Denver
Cheyenne
California
Harrison
Ballinger
Rs. Harrison
F. L. Thompson
Cheyenne Cyclery
Carnegie Library Picture Exhibit Details Planned
Details of an upcoming picture exhibit at the Carnegie Library auditorium outline afternoon showings through Friday and a Friday evening program. School children and convent pupils are invited on select days with a special rate for children and proceeds aid school art studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Velma Wilsock
Helen Tyson
Bart Milazzo
Charles Bristol
Cheyenne Art Association
Art Department
Public Schools
College Club
Ellson
Visiting List Highlights Poole Sterling Wedding Attendees
Mrs Frank Chapman and Miss Dith Sterling of Laramie visit N C Davis home for a few days and attend the Poole Sterling wedding. George Brimmer of Rawlins toured Cheyenne over Sunday, guest at the Plains. Abby E Roya returns from Grand Rapids to resume teaching duties at the high school. Helen Hutton arrives from Clinton to spend summer with daughter Mrs R H Dutcher. Mrs C B Miller travels to Casper for daughter’s illness. Dr Pandemerson of Boston visits his mother and prepares to report for duty at Oglethorpe Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapman
Missdith Sterling
Laramie
N. C
R. H. Dutcher
C.B. Miller
Casper
Elwood Breisch
Miller
Pand Emerson
Boston
Children's Hospital
Cheyenne
Emerson Wellinty
Emerson
Oglethorpe, Ga
Easter Hats Both Great and Small
Betty Brown notes the end of standardized hat sizes and celebrates diverse styles. She highlights three smart shop models: a turquoise Milan straw with green quills, a taupe net afternoon hat with hemp braid, and a youthful knitter’s yellow and white striped bag hat with black velvet accents and embroidered basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Milan
103 Miles of Railroad May Be Abandoned
The Wyoming Public Service commission recommends a 103 mile Chicago and Northwestern cut off between Casper Shoshoni if approved by Director General McAdoo and the Interstate Commerce Commission. The line valued at about 2 million dollars would shorten freight hauls and save beet shipments, but railroads say operating revenue would not cover costs and building the cut off could exceed 25 thousand dollars per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander and Hiverton
Shoshone
Bonneville
Casper
Shoshoni
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Wyoming Public Service Commission
McAdoo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Freemont County
Mg Horn Basin
Loveland
Burlington
Chicago and Northwestern
Church Circles and Meetings At Local Parishes
The King's Daughters of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors this evening with entertainment by Mrs. J J Underwood Mrs Harold Cooke and Miss Mabel Potts Junior Auxiliary led by Miss Mary Brown calls a 4 70 o'clock meeting at the Parish house with full attendance. The P B of the W C T U held its weekly meeting with twenty one present Edward Louck elected president Irene Crone secretary and temperance readings given by members. The Presbyterian Aid society will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors for annual officer elections and yearly business Tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huckfeldt
Rebecca Cook
B. H. Finkbiner
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
Mr. Huckfeldt
Mrs. Finkbiner
Amuse
R. Andersen
Major Andersen
France
Pebrican Street
J. Ross Carpenter
van Tassell
East Seventeenth Street
W. EB. Dinneens
Carpenter
Frank Clark
Rebecca
Florida
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
J. J. Underwood
Harold Cooke
Mabel Potts
Mary Brown
St. Mark's
Attebury
Presbyterian Aid Society
Annual Meeting Notice of Wyoming Stock Growers
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 o'clock a m for officer elections and other business. Alice Smith secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Alice Smitii
Zbyszko Disqualified After Bout With Strangler Lewis
In New York at Madison Square Garden Zbyszko was disqualified in a match against Md Strangler Lewis of Lexington Kentucky. Lewis had a hold on his head when Zbyszko head butted and struck Lewis on the jaw, knocking him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zbyszko
MD .Strangler Lewis
Lexington
Madison Square Garden
Lewis
Barber Promises Instant Gray Hair Color Change
O'Brien, a longtime New York barber, touts a home remedy using Orlex powder sold for 26 cents. Dissolve in water and comb through hair to achieve black brown or light brown shades. Each box claims no harmful metals and guarantees color not to rub off or feel sticky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KB. O'Brien
New York City
Wade
Swat the Fly Now and Save Food During War Time
War era guidance urges immediate fly control to protect food and health. It cites diseases linked to flies, outlines sanitation steps like covered garbage, screened openings, and cleaning habits, and argues early action reduces later infestations and aids victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
German alien enemy residence reporting rules outlined
United States Marshal Daniel F. Hudson issues notice under wartime regulations requiring German alien enemies to report every change of residence within the same registration district and to obtain permits for moves to different districts. The order outlines procedures for reporting, permits, appeals, and possible detention during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daniel & Hudson
Daniel F. Hudson
Wyoming
The
United Stats
Peniietration
Thors
Army Officer Boosts War Saving Campaign
KS Paso Tex March Col O Willard United States cavalry stationed here has started a movement among his friends in the service to buy war stamps. Every time Colonel Willard attends a moving picture theater or takes a party of friends to the theater he buys war stamps equal in value to the amount he spends for the entertainment of himself and his friends. The movement has caught on and several other officers have adopted the patriotic plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
O. Willard
United States Cavalry
Colonel Willard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Flora C. Blackburn
Lohengrin
Henry Art
Countess of Strathmore
Scotland
Miss Carley
Miss Arp
Miss Bond
the Plains
George Brimmer
Rawlins
Charles
Huckfeldt-Cook
Fering
W. D. 8. Gray
Frank H. Wescott
Dronneville
Coterie Art Club
J. S. Wilson
Maccabee Knitting Club
Ladies of the Maccabees
FP. W. Snyder
van Lennen Street
Red Cross
Charlea Pritchard
Woman's Club
Jack A. Bristol
Belgium
Pete Corns
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!