Pleasant Party Honors Mrs Leininger at Home Event
Mr Walter Flintjer and Mrs Grace Emerson hosted a social at Mrs Flintjer's home in honor of Mrs Charles Leininger bride of six weeks. Easter decor and a clever guessing contest accompanied gifts for the bride. A separate note mentions a Kensington hosted by Mrs E Garretson for her sister Mrs Terner Underwood of Pueblo, Colorado. Red Cross work featured many volunteers and gauze production. Other society items include new homes, travels, and visits by local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flintjer
Mis
Grace Emerson
Flintjer
Charles E. Leininger
E. Garretson
Kensington
Terner
Underwood
Pueblo
Colo
Flks’ Aa
Elks
Skinners Relocate to Colorado Suburban Home
Mr and Mrs W A Skinner and family left Cheyenne to settle in Wheatridge Colorado after purchasing four suburban properties. Friends note the family departure and social circles shifting as they move on. Mrs Wilmoth and daughter Miss Mary Wilmoth plan to return to Omaha, their former home, where Mr W amette has worked for Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Wilmoth
Mise Wilmoth
Marie Milligan
the State University
Laramie
Dan
Park
Cyril
Cyril Jr
Chugwater
Gilbert Davis
Kansas
William Myers
Denver
John W. Lacey
Washington, D. C
Margaret
John Wilkinson
Mildred
Pine Bluffs
A. W. McDuffle
Union Pacific
A. W. Woodruff
France
David
Twentieth
House
Okla
Fort Russell
W. A. Skinner
Cheyenne
Wheatridge
Colo
Skinner
W. B& Wilmoth
Mary Wilmoth
Omaha
Mr. Wamete
Mystic Maze club hosts birthday party
Mrs. R. Waldo entertains Mystic Maze club this afternoon for a birthday anniversary. The Woman's Club met at the library discharging business, nominating officers for election. Dr Grace Raymond Hebard of the state university is slated to speak in Cheyenne next Saturday on patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
R. Waldo
Mystic Maze Club
Elison
Charles Sristol
Theyenne Art Association
Woman's Club
D. L. Kepler
Grace Raymond Hebard
State University
Cheyenne
Spring Crowns Towering Tall Hat fashions at millinery event
Betty Brown notes the spring hat trend with towering crowns and a tan braid crown look. The event features a military brim and aviating quills as visitors tour the millinery displays. A club meeting in Wogan's room discusses officer elections and annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Eltb
Wogan's Club
Congregational Missions and Guilds Meet This Afternoon
Mrs J J Underwood hosts Congregational Missions at the Underwood apartments while Mrs David Nimino chairs a St Mark's Guild meeting at 3 15 Friday afternoon to discuss Lenten pledges for the upcoming Easter offering. Mrs A Putoarm will teach Easter lesson to the Sunday school class. Anna Gordon W will convene at 2 30 with Mrs Thomas Galloway at 108 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Missions
J. J. Underwood
Underwood Apartments
Congregational Missionary
St. Mark's Guild
David ‘Nimino
Guild of
St. Mark’s
A.ly
Methodist Sunday School
T. Franklin Dumm
Barl
Daniels
William Rtoberts
Palmeron
France
N Thomas
Fort de Sea
Can
Cal
Anna Gordon W
Mra
Thamas Galloway
East Sixth Street
Aviator La Guardia Seeks Reelection From Italy
Represen tative La Guardia of New York, currently a signal corps reserve captain in Italy after a plane accident, plans to run again if alive. He sent a letter to Representative Siegel stating he will seek reelection on an anti yellow, agrisociallatio, pro American platform, amid Pershing’s remarks on an aviation school and command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Guardia
U. & Washington
Guardia
New York
Corpu
Italy
Rengions
Siegel
New York Today
la Guatédw
Ifie
Pershing
Wlay
Boya
Srateiang
Plea to correct farm labor reports from U S Director
Excerpts from a U S Department of Labor statement argue against sensational farm labor shortage reports. It urges farmers to contact public employment offices and rural agents for genuine labor mobilization, noting local shortages exist but are not nationwide. The piece cites Kansas City office data and wartime boy labor use as proof of practical labor options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sont B. Densmore
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
United States
Kansas City
Kansas
Indiana
Farm Labor Outlook Spread by Rural Publications
Farm journals like The Farmer and Stockman urge using third and fourth class postmasters and rural carriers as farm labor sources. They advise Western farmers that adequate labor will be available, and emphasize distributing labor across regions to till and plant all possible acres this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Farmer and Stockmen
Kansas City
Larned
Kana
Tegard
Kansas
Bresac Finds Purpose in French Hospital Amid War Remembrance
In a French hospital ward Bresac bonds with fellow soldiers, recalls the shell hole victory, and demands news of his unit. Etienne confirms Jamet’s status as the wounded recover and the room shifts from illness to a shared sense of individual war and grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresiae
Etienne
Jamet
Bresage
Bressae
Bressac
Operator's Joke Triggers Telegram Confusion
A Cheyenne officer sent a telegram to Washington misaddressed as "Captain 8o and-So division of enlisted personnel." Washington read it as "Captain That-and-That provisional liquid personal" and flagged it as code. Officials later learned the message originated in Cheyenne and concerned a shipment rather than covert activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Washington
Theelegram
Intelligence Department
James O Boyle Dies in Salt Lake City
James O Boyle of 600 East Eighteenth street Salt Lake City Utah died Tuesday aged forty two in the railroad business. Sisters Lucile and Stella O Boste left for Salt Lake City to take charge of the body which will be shipped for burial to Elroye Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O' Boyle
Honor Roll Names and Club Members Listing
Honor Roll items mention W.S.S. Club with names such as Devine Mullen Mareth Amich Palmer Western Lilo Inc Co M N Beye and Chamberlain Hears Ingersoll Me. The fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals tied to the club and its honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Devine
William M. Mullen
Mareth
Charles Amich
Faude Palmer
Western Lilo Inc, Co
N. Beye
Hiner
Cys Ingersoll
Chingias
Wyn
Doen Om
Chamberlain
H. Hears
A DB
Chanberlain
March Weather Brings Croup and Cough Dangers
Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Rock reports her son suffered a severe croup attack during wet March weather. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with quick relief after two doses, urging prompt care to prevent serious sickness and urging readiness for cold season remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thornton
Little Rock
Etr
Foley
Unsettled Weather for Cheyenne and Wyoming
The weather forecast warns of unsettled and colder conditions Thursday with likely rain or snow and fresh variable winds. Temperatures today show a high near 50 and a low around 36 with a mean of 48 degrees. The report notes normal precipitation since January and no precipitation in the last 24 hours. H Daingerfield provides the weather data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ll. H. Daingerfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
April Fule
Lifearm Hall
Gociety
Red Cross News
Red Cross
A. Huston
Mary Carpenter
Louise Stimson
John Harrington
W.C. Kink
Dugald Whitaker
L. H. Daingerfield
Richard Henke
Ohio State University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
The
Industrial Club
EB. W. Devine
Whittier Cheb
W. A. Wyman
Whittier Club
A. L. Putnam
Corinthians
F. J. Kelley
Hospital Aid Society
H. W. Bull
East Twenty-first ‘Street
Give Farmers
U.S
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Villiere
Atring
Breenae
Breasne
Firessne
Joisseau
Bresnac
Maupeta
Monsieur Ressac
Presiae
Bressane
Germany
Nuvel
James O’ Boyle
Salt Lake
W.S.S. Club
America
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