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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1919

Page

3

Mrs Ralph Goodrich Leaves for China on Mission

Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and her children Margaret Ralph Jr and Edward depart for China where she will join her husband who has been promoted to chief engineer of the rivers and harbors commission for the Chibi province. He is the sole American on the four nation board and has spent eight months there. The family will settle in Tien Tein and Mrs Goodrich will visit San Francisco for a week with her sister Mrs Harriett Orr.

Ralph Goodrich Margaret Ralph, Jr Edward China Goodrich Commission For Chibi Cheyenne Tien Tein

Dont Neglect a Rheumatic Pain

The text urges immediate care for rheumatic pain and strains with Sloan's Liniment as instant relief. It promotes keeping a bottle handy for minor aches and bruises and emphasizes the product's quick action without mess or hustle.

Aieur Yan

The Sunergae to Meet Today

The Sunergae will meet this afternoon at 2 20 o clock. Easter basket comes by, attendance at the meeting.

Sunergae

Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets Today

The Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold a meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Stubblefield. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. R. G. Porter Mrs. O. E. Garretgon and Mrs. Alex Patterson with Mrs. Stubblefield. Mrs. B. W. Fox will lead music. All members urged to attend for annual meeting with important business.

Presbyterian Meloty S. Stubblefield R. G. Porter O. E. Garretgon Alex Patterson Stubblefield W. Fox

Dr and Mrs Shingle Leave for the East

Dr. and Mrs. John D. Shingle travel east with Katherine and Ella Jane. Dr. Shingle plans a return by week’s end. Mrs. Shingle and family will stay about two months. Friends of Mrs. Harry B. Hender report she is confined at home with a bad cold.

Mrs John D. Shingle The East Katherine Ella Jane Harry B. Hender

W. R. C. Meeting Planned For Wednesday

The W. R. C. will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. R. Timberlake on Twenty‑first Street. Business of interest will be discussed.

Westminster Guild to Meet Tonight

The Westminster guild plans a gathering at 1932 Maxwell Street hosted by Mrs John Kes with Mrs Finntier and Airs Rice assisting as hostesses.

Westminster Guild John Kes Maxwell Street Finntier Airs Rice

Pythian Sisters To Host Card Social Tonight

The Pythian Sisters will entertain with a card social at the K. P. hall tonight. Members and guests are invited to attend for an evening of games and fellowship.

Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall

Miss Rose Angelo Honored Clerk Returns Home in Kemmerer

Miss Rose Angelo, a popular clerk at the local draft board during the war, has been in Cheyenne for a month and returned to Kemmerer on Wednesday. She is greeted by many friends as Lincoln County draft board affairs close and records are shipped.

Draft clerks chosen for state recapitulation work

Angela Wars is selected as one of three draft clerks to work in Cheyenne on the statewide recapitulation project. Mrs Ira Bowker returns to Newcastle after several days here and is futy chairman of the Newcastle woman's liberty loan committee.

A. D. Cook Douglas Denver Beatrice Cook Miss Cook Cheyenne Angela Wars Ira Bowker Newcastle Bowker Woman's Liberty Loan Committee of BP Gs

Miss Verna Johnson Weds California Man in Casper

Miss Verna Johnson and Fred W. Shultz of San Francisco quietly married in Casper by Rev. Phillip K. Edwards. The groom serves in the United States Navy and the bride is a prominent Casper girl. Friends wish the couple happiness and the Odd Fellows announce a benefit night with cards and dancing at the I O O F hall.

Verna Johnson Fred W. Shultz San Francisco Casper Phillip K. Edwards R. G. Johnson Mr. Shultz United States Navy Miss Johnson Noble Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Rebekahs

Y W C A Fund Receives Large Theater Proceeds

Receipts from the Princess theatre on Thursday netted forty two dollars and fifty cents for the Y W C A fund while the Little Women showing added sixty two dollars and sixty cents, announced by Mrs Charles P Carey chairwoman. Miss Margaret Longshore of Laramie arrived and will visit Cheyenne as the house guest of Rev William T Dumm.

Princess Theater Margaret Longshore Laramie Cheyenne William T. Dumm Willam Halley Casper William T. Damm

George Warren Weds Ada Anderson in San Francisco

News reached here yesterday of the marriage of George Warren to Miss Ada Anderson in San Francisco. The couple's wedding was announced from the West Coast city, with plans for a future home and life together.

George Warren Ada Anderson San Francisco

Miss Maude Johnston Returns from Denver

Miss Maude Johnston arrived back yesterday from Denver after attending the grand opera. Praga Mr J H Colburn of New York is in the city on business. Mr F Hoyskuson of Chicago arrived yesterday in Cheyenne.

Miss Maude Johnston Denver J. H. Colburn New York F. Hoyskuson Chicago Cheyenne Simon William H. Army San Francisco Cal J. Y. Farrand Morton, Pa W. Cohagan Washington, D. C Misa Vee Silverberg Fred A. Mapherson Fort Worth Tex J. M. Betinge W. J. Long Omaha George F. Alberty

Entertained in Honor of Returned Soldiers at Rock Springs

Mr and Mrs Jack Sharp hosted a double celebration at the Barracks in Rock Springs Friday to mark Mr Sharp birthday anniversary and to welcome home their sons Herbert and Roy Newton from France. Friends from Rock Springs and Superior attended a pleasant evening. The couple also hosted a Sunday dinner in their honor.

Jack Sharp Rock Springs Mr. Sharp Herbert Roy Newton Lion France Superior Mrs. Sharp

War Mothers Will Meet Friday in City

War mothers plan a Friday afternoon meeting. All who wish to join the War Mothers organization are asked to call Mrs. Dean, membership chairman. Several locals are noted as visiting or returning from Denver and special guests are mentioned.

War Mothers Mrs. Dean

Visitors Arrive for Two Week Stay in City

Miss Susan returns to Laramie after visiting in the city with parents Mr. and Mrs. FE R Breisch. Elisabeth and Alen Holiday, children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holiday of Laramie, arrived Saturday to stay two weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E R Breisch. Mrs. Charles J Griffin and daughter Kathryne Ann returned from Denver after attending grand opera.

Susan Laram’s City FE. R. Breisch Elisabeth and Alen Holiday Frank Holiday Laramie E. R. Breisch Charles J. Griffin Kathryne Ann Denver

Visitors from Denver attend grand opera and local brief stays

The Cheyenne Plains area records a wave of visitors with ties to Denver and Casper. Mrs. Lucy Burdick and family returned from Denver after attending grand opera. Several Casper and Laramie notables, plus travelers from Oakland and New York, are noted on brief business trips and social visits.

Cheyenne News Notes Busy Social and Travel Items

Miss Evelyn Boyce returns to Cheyenne after attending the Colorado Women's College in Denver and resumes studies at the convent. Local residents Mrs J Garrett Miss Katherine McCartin Mrs W Hopka and daughter, Mrs Frank Gullivan, prepare trips. Dr B F Davin heads to Douglas for Converse county stockmen meeting. Mrs Ed Moffarthy, Mr and Mrs William Barber, Mr and Mrs J A Howell visit or travel.

Evelyn Boyce Colorado Women's Colleet Denver Cheyenne Miss Boyce Charles B. Boyce

Reception at Fort D. A. Russell Headquarters Honors Davison

Invitations issued for a March 27 reception at post headquarters by officers and ladies of Fort D. A. Russell in honor of Gen P M Davison and others. Visitors include EL G Moody of Billings Al J Karst of Greeley and R E L Murray of Kansas City. War Mothers of America meet March 8 at 2 20 at the Carnegie Library.

Fort D. A. Russell P.M. Davison Francis L. Johnson War Mothers’ of America Carnegie Library

Military Wedding at Diamondville

A wedding took place at Diamondville on Friday evening uniting Capt Harold King Dawson and Mina Roache LaVire LaVire was pronounced married by Rev J H Seagrave. The ceremony featured pink and white decor with Lt Walter Brockmeyr and Miss Louise Critchlow as attendants and Betty Brown as flower girl. A Lohengrin march accompanied the procession and a wedding supper followed before the couple departed for the east.

Diamondville Mina Roache LaVire Harold King Dawson J. H. Seagrave Harden Louise Critchlow Walter Brockmeyr Betty Brown Dorthy Morten East

Reynolds Return From Shriners Conference

Mr and Mrs C A Reynolds returned yesterday from Denver where Mr Reynolds attended the Shriners conference.

C. A. Reynolds Denver Mr. Reynolds Shriners

Soldiers and Sailors Banquet in Green River

Returned soldiers and sailors of Green River were honored with a banquet in the Union Pacific social hall hosted by Green River’s former girls club. Mayor J W Hawk served as toastmaster, with remarks from O Davis and discussions by local officers and Red Cross volunteer Miss Janett Hawk. A dance followed the in town auditorium reception attracting most residents.

Green River Union Pacific Liberty J. W. Hawk O. Davis Wiseman Cushman Morrice Jessen John Cavas Janett Hawk American Red Cross Ambulance Corps Geen River Compiter

Red Cross Commission Details Clothing Crises in War Refugees

A Red Cross commission reports graphic poverty among repatriates in France Belgium and Serbia. Families wear patched garments ladies wear trousers and stockings are rare while underclothes and leather shoes are scarce. Many live in trenches dugouts or shell craters lacking warmth and shelter.

France Belgium Serbia Reid Cross Stockinga Mountain Division Tt J Prance Begium Gaya Conflans

Red Cross Drive Chairman Oversees Campaign Work

Mrs. J. E. Stimson serves as chairman of the Red Cross drive while the Fleming Grocery storefront at Nine teenth and Carey Avenue remains vacant, with continuation noted on page seven.

J. E. Stimson Red Cross Drive Nineteenth and Carey Avenue Fleming Grocery Com

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed By Wm Barnes

Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his flu related cough and pneumonia after one night of relief. He says the remedy cost him 1 20 and led to complete recovery with a sound sleep and no cough.

Wm. Barnes San Antonio Tex Foley Woley Poley Adv

Red Cross Seeks Used Clashes for Europe Homeless

The Red Cross asks for used clothing for European homeless. Collection point is Ing Depot 1th anduurey Ave. Next Wednesday or Thursday. Contact Mrs J J Stimdom, chairujam of the com ittee, for details.

The Red Cross Europe Anduurey Ave J. J. Stimdom Con

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