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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1918
Page
11
Mrs L R Tyson hosts a club and church gathering with musical performances by Mrs Boies and Mrs Hinkle and a parade of honored guests from multiple towns. The Red Cross reports progress with sewing, donations, and a War lecture by C B Johnson, plus temperance meeting details near Cheyenne.
The readable text hints at a narrative about a person named WattY Brown and fashion details. It mentions a coat and collar and various unclear terms, suggesting a speculative style piece or notes from a design discussion.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wasserman and companions traveled to Denver for a Liberty Loan conference in Cheyenne on Saturday and heard John McCormack. Mrs George W Fuller of Kansas and Mrs T B Taliaferro of Rock Springs attended, then returned Sunday. Nadine Robinson returned from Denver after visiting grandparents. Local residents Mrs P J Quealey and others also joined the trip amid routine social notices.
Community members travel between states for family time and events. Mrs Howells spent weeks with her parents in Avoon Iowa on the way home. Mrs John Morrison visited land to spend weeks with daughter Mrs Peter Mc Farlane. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hayes left for Denver to visit friends. Verling Hart a medic in the U S Army Reserve spent the weekend in Cheyenne with his mother Mrs Harold Vaughan. Miss Willa Schilling returned from Denver. Jack Gage of Worland toured in Laramie for basketball and stopped in Cheyenne before returning home.
Women's clubs announce sessions this afternoon at 2 46 at 2611 Warren avenue led by Mrs T Paul Wilcox on Prussia in Transition. Alpha club plans Red Cross work at headquarters. Mystic Maze Club holds a birthday party Thursday at Mrs R L Waldo's home.
The monthly Y P B of the W T U meets at headquarters this evening. St Mark's Sunergae gathers in the parish guild room this afternoon. The Girls Friendly Society meets in the parish guild room this evening to sew for Belgium. Mrs Jenkins hosts Presbyterian Missionary society this afternoon.
James Garrett of Cheyenne and now with Pershing's army in France writes a postcard to Edward W. Stone of the Citizens National Bank promising to embalm the Kaiser and send him to Cheyenne for the new courthouse. Old papers for sale at Leader office.
An old advertisement urges readers to call for the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets, claiming to cure a cold in one day and urging recognition of the signature of B. W. Grove.
United States Marshal Daniel F. Hudson outlines rules for German alien enemies changing residence within or between registration districts. Within a district, report to the registration officer and show the registration card for endorsement. Between districts, obtain a permit after applying with the district officer, with possible appeal to the marshal. Violations can lead to arrest and detention for the war duration. Houster visits Cheyenne with C. Houster, editor of the Guernsey G ute, visiting Sanny.
Eugene Cr Adama of 1819 House street traveled to Galena Illinois for the funeral of his brother Lloyd who died from bullet wounds inflicted by a former Mineral Zinc Company employee at New Diggine Wisconsin. Adama petitioned authorities to prevent mob violence after the assailant was not immediately captured.
The marine corps opens to men aged 18 to 25 who can pass the examination. Monthly intake was limited until the evening of the twenty second. Draft-age men must bring their release from local service. Enlist now to help keep the world free from the Kaiser. Information at room 203 First National Bank building.
Penitentiary Warden Here-Felix Alston arrives from Rawlina to attend the quarterly meeting of the state board of pardons.
Prosecuting Attorney Sam Thompson obtained guilty pleas from four men in the death of Gust Kondaks, a Greek taxi driver killed on December 7. W L Brown and Walter Headles pled to second degree murder, W J Fristie to manslaughter, and Joseph C Hamilton to grand larceny related to the getaway car. Judge Mentzer will sentence them soon, while Leo Villa faces trial for Alfredo Estrada’s murder and Meek Lewis for a statutory offense against Eva Lewis tomorrow.
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