Community News From Cheyenne on Good Friday and Easter Events
Local churches hold Good Friday services at Uonalan and St Marys as clubs plan a Farewell Luncheon. Mrs. Fahey entertains. Mrs Skinn departs for Colorado. Carey Abbott in France with the American army. Sturgis and others accompany him to the war front. Red Cross receives support from Donnelly cafe owners P Doukas and John Chuker who will donate Sunday dinner proceeds.
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Uonalan
St. Mary's
Anedral
Thomas P. Fahey
W. A. Skinn
Colorado
Carey Abbott
France
George EB. Abbott
Carey
Mr. Abbott
Henry Sturgis
New York City
William Sturgis
Cheyenne
Red Cross News
Red Cross Society
P. Doukas
John Chuker
Donnelly Cafe
Siaday
Red Crocs
Red Cross
Dugan Family Visits Cheyenne Before Military Sends Emmett to Camp Lewis
Mr and Mrs John Dugan and sons Jack and Francis and Mr and Mrs Hammond of Omaha visit Cheyenne to see relatives Mrs M E Bergersen mother of Mr Dugan and Mrs Hammond Emmett Dugan plans to depart soon for Camp Lewis with the few remaining days at home of the Bergersen family involved in the family gathering.
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John Dugan
Jack
Francis
Hammond
Omaha
Cheyenne
M. E. Dugan
Mr. Dugan
Peter S Bergerasen
Dugan
Bergersen
Emmett Dugan
Camp Lewis
City Federation Meeting Call To Club Representatives
Mrs Charles Bristol president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs announces a meeting Monday at 3pm in the library men’s rooms urging every club and church group in the federation to send a representative The Ladies of the Maccabees Red Cross knitting club and their husbands met for a combined work and social evening with knitting sewing garments for Belgian children and card games for the men refreshments and a silver offering followed.
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City Federation
Charles Bristol
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Mystic Maze Club Celebrates Birthday With Tea
Mrs L Waldo hosted the Mystic Maze club at Kensington to celebrate a birthday anniversary. Easter flowers and baskets adorned the room as tea was served at five. Special guest Mrs Martin attended with members Mrs Hanesworth Mrs Christensen Mrs Beaman Mrs Taylor Mrs Quayle Mrs Richardson and Mrs Roseboom. Roseboom won the guessing contest prize. Christensen to host in two weeks.
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Rt. L. Waldo
Mystic Maze Club
Kensington
Martin
Mesdames Hanesworth
Christensen
Beaman
Taylor
Quayle
Richardson
Roseboom
St. Mark's Guild to Convene. Missionary Meeting Held
The Guild of St. Mark's schedules a business meeting at 3 pm in the Pariah house with members urged to bring Easter offerings. The Congregational Missionary Society met yesterday with Mrs. J J Underwood in the Underwood apartments for mission study, with tea at five o’clock, moved up a day for Good Friday.
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St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark’s
Pariah House
Missionary Society
Congregational
Delety
J. J. Underwood
Underwood Apartments
Detroit War Production Shifts Power Through Auto Plants
Detroit factories have channeled contracts totaling 600 million dollars since last April, boosting war production. The city reports rapid contract fulfillment, minimal strikes, and strong rail and water logistics. Submarine boat plans and ordnance orders emerged as factories expanded, with up to 16 000 workers to be employed and a May deadline for the key project.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Detroit Board of Commerce
America
United States
Liberty Motor
Redeed W
Feeny
Mons
Board of Commerce
Philadelphia
Baltimore
S Team
Parisians Return to Darken City Despite Orders
Paris police report 1500 prosecutions in two days for refusal to darken the city and for violations of lighting orders. Despite curb rules, many private homes and public buildings lit windows and exterior lights, including Palais de Justice and the police prefecture.
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Darken City
Associated Press
Paris
Paria
Mehta
Ile de la Cite
Palais de Justice
Prefecture of Police
Local Names List Drawn From Historical Notice
A fragmentary transcription lists numerous personal names and initials such as Hichardson Bre Ly Dectoor Peal Neal Joss Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith F Thompson Palmer and others including Mrs John Mor Philip Bekhad George Powell Albert Chamberlain Martha Sears Miles Shepherd and George Johnston among scattered line breaks and initials.
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Hichardson
Ly Dectoor
Neal Joss Yoder
France Marsh
Charles Smith
F. Thompson
Palmer
Western Fife Inn
H. N. Boyd
George W. Pim
Hon Sons
KF. W. Stone
C. W. Tiner
Cyrus Beard
Mollie Ingersoll
H. M. Hiesher
John Mor Philip Bekhad
George Powell
Albert Bb. Chamberlain
Martha Th. Sears
Mra
Words to the Contrary About a Busted Automobile
A kind old gentleman chastises a man under a stalled car for profane language. The injured salesman who sold the vehicle had warned about the car’s many defects and the man now claims he is trying many things to fix the auto.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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