Church Subscriptions Urged For Sunday Collections
The city churches announce Sunday afternoon collection drives to fund their ministries. Ministers and committees will visit congregants after a noon service with luncheon at the churches, then proceed to homes to request support. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid reports raising $1,000 despite war and epidemics and elected officers for the coming year. The Sunshine club plans a meeting at the Carnegie library and notes its charity including adopting a French baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
William Lannen
John L. Jordan
Veatch
D. A. Huston
Fred Hofmann
Sunshine Club
Carnegie Library
Entertaining Mystic Maze Club Hosts Tacky Costume Party
Mrs. Robert L Waldo hosted the Mystic Maze club Thursday evening with a costume party and 10 50 o clock supper. Guests included Mes dames Martin Quayle Penman Taylor Christensen Richardson and Waldo plus special guest Mrs Dave Smith. News notes list several visiting or resident figures from Denver Longmont Omaha St Louis and Chicago with plans for future entertainments and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Maze Club
Robert J. Waldo
Waldo
Mesdames Martin
Quayle
Penman
Taylor
Christensen
Richardson
Dave Smith
Snow son of local family studies in Montpelier France
LeRoy Snow son of Mr and Mrs George W Snow is attending a university at Montpelier in southern France He left his former post en route to Montpelier March 2 He has been attached to the medical department in France for some time leaving the states last June He is taking courses in chemistry and pharmacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Snow
George W. Snow
Montpelier
France
High School Basketball Tournament Opens Across Wyoming
The second annual state high school tournament began in the University of Wyoming gymnasium with 11 schools from Cheyenne Torrington Evanston Wheatland Douglas Worland Rock Springs Laramie University Lander and Pine Bluffs sending strong teams. Teams are listed with coaches and players for the elimination rounds aiming for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Torrington
Evanston
Wheatland
Douglas
Worland
Rock Springs
Laramie University of Wyoming
Landerson Pine Bluffs
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Lander
University
Pine Bluffs
Partica
Cheyenne—Howes
Sorenzon
Storey
Leslie
Welch
Swain
King
Snow
Benson
Bvanston
Voeller
Brown
McAllister
Meyers
Reed
Harris
Reeves
Goodman
Brilliant Reception at Fort Russell Honors Gen and Mrs Davison
A large social evening at Fort D. A. Russell featured a reception for Gen and Mrs. Peter W. Davison with officers and guests, a dance program, and a midnight buffet. About two hundred attendees included Governor Robert D. Carey and other prominent figures. many visitors and residents were noted in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Headquarters
Mra
Peeter W. Davison
Fort D. A. Russell
Robert D. Carey
C. N. Potter
Recitals by Laura Lee and Lillian Blamey Pupils
Laura Lee and Lillian Blamey present two groups of pupils in recitals this afternoon and Monday at the studio. Tomorrow the program features students taking up music since the last recital with names including Clara Burger and several Christensen, Nimmo, Rigdon and Evans members plus others. An 8 o'clock Monday evening program will showcase intermediate pupils such as Helen Carlson Iris Gualke Ellen Isaacs Eloise Macomber and Barbara Rigdon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiew
Laura Lee Misa
Lillian Lilamey
Atudio
Milsic
Clara Burger
Dorothy
Gertrude Christensen
Irene Buckley
Margaret Edmiston
Betty Law
Arthur
James Morgan
Mary
Gladys
Jean Nimmo
Mildred Young
Jane
Ruth Rigdon
Katherine Evans
Major Beach Resumes Law Practice in Lusk Wyoming
Maj and Mrs A H Beach are now in Lusk Wyoming where Major Beach will resume his law practice. He formerly lived in Newcastle and ran a lucrative practice, left it to join the army on the first call for volunteers, and in 1917 was with Company L before personnel moved to the 116th ammunition train de mobilized at Fort D A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. H. Beach
Lusk
Wyo
Major Beach
Newcastie
Army
Casper
116Th Ammunition Train
Fort D. A. Russell
Luncheon for Delphian Members Hosted by Mrs Taliaferro
Delta Meta Delphian chapter of Stock Springs enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs Taliaferro’s home on Wednesday at 1 30 with thirty guests. Toasts honored president Mrs Taliaferro and included many speakers on topics from Wyoming to motherhood to liberty loan. A musical program followed with multiple solos and a framing of the charter. L B Magor, head of the state workmen’s compensation department, returned from Rawlins on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Meta Delphian
Stock Springs
Taliaferro
McKeneehan
Wyoming
Fred
Mills
Mra. A. Keirla
Sarah Sheddon
Mra. A. N. Davis
Isaac
Rs. T. A. McCormick
William Bates
Mra. J. V. Kemp
C. P. Scott
J. Young
J. B. Young
Robert D. Murphy
Mp. D. Spani
J. V. Kemp
Wanamaker
F. Kelloge
L. B. Magor
State Workmen's Compensation Department
Rawlins
Canteen On Bake Day Remembered By Cheyenne Women
The Cheyenne canteen hosted soldiers yesterday with returning men lacking home cooked meals while volunteers received no gifts. Captain Arthur A. Underwood presented the canteen girl violets in appreciation of their work. Other visitors included George A. Clay of Belle Fourche and ranchers Carl Jebens and Orville Wall of Buggs, with brief stops by W. F. Williamson of San Francisco and E B St Fenderson of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Arthur A. Underwood
George A. Clay of
Belle Fourche, S. C
Ed Durbin Recalled as Omaha Corporate Manager
Mrs. Thomas F. Durbin left for Omaha to visit son Ed Durbin, manager of the fire and burglar alarm system for the American District Telegraph. He recently moved from New Orleans to Omaha after earlier service in Philadelphia. their Cheyenne roots are noted and the visit may last about a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Durbin
Omaha
Fd. Durbin
American District Telegraph Company
Ed. Durbin
Cheyenne
New Orleans
American Company
Philadelphia
Bart McGrath's Body to Pass Through on Way East Tomorrow
The remains of Bart McGrath who died in San Diego on Tuesday night will pass through Reyenne tomorrow morning en route to Morris Illinois for interment. Mrs McGrath accompanies the body and will be met at the depot by a party of local mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart McGrath
San Diego
Calif
Reyenne
Morris
Illinois
Ms. McIfrath
Depot Heer
Women Suffragists Endorse League and Anthony Amendment
In Saint Louis the National American Woman Suffrage Association adopted resolutions endorsing the League of Nations and urging prompt redress of grievances to safeguard against revolution. The convention, with delegates from presidential woman suffrage states, adjourns tomorrow noon and will likely designate the next site by the board of directors. The resolutions urge Congress to submit the Susan B Anthony Amendment to the states at the earliest moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Sr. Louis
National American Women's Suffrage Association
League of Nations
United States
Board of
Sixty Fifth Congress
Weisgerber Verdict Not Public Property For Weeks
The trial of Captain Edwin G. Weisgerber of Pittsburgh ended in a court martial on charges of disloyalty to the United States sympathy with Germany and improper conduct. Findings must go to the Eastern Department and Washington before a verdict is announced, likely two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Procas
New York
Edwin GC. Weisgerber
Pittsburg
Acta
United States
Germany
Eastern Department
Washington
Funeral Services for George Davis Held at Family Home
Private funeral services for George Davis were held yesterday morning at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs I W Davis. A long cortege accompanied the remains to Lakeview cemetery where a Masonic burial ceremony was performed. The casket was covered with numerous floral tributes from friends and fraternal organizations in which he belonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
I. W. Davis
Lakeview Cemetery
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Harry Zeigler
Martha Billings
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D. G. Thoms
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Matt Murr
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Misa Viola Schrader
Miss Elsle
Elsie
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Opal
Steve Kish
J. Hogan
Grand Theater
Stock Growers Mercantile Company
Ladies’ Aid
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J. R. Penn
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George A. Pomeroy
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E. F. Furrer
Memphis
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the Plains Hotel
W. A. Richardson
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J. A. Edward and
Corbin Jones
T. Hiatt
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William R. McLain
Chicago
Ed Hofmann
East Nineteenth Street
Sergt
J. G. Briggs
James Morrison
Dave Flanagan
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Capitel Ave
George .O'Shagnessey
Awitz
Kelley
The
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T. C. Crabbe
A. EB. Bakewell
Fred M. Miller
Y. Wack Fund
Sam Stark
Deane Joe Stark
Sam Marebeck
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Mr. Stark
John Kul
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Spicer
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Johnson
Greenwood
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Houston
University High
Croas
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Thompson
DeKay
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Phelps
Essort
Stone
Poole
KiMa
Graham
Gustin
Henry
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Mere W. J. Sceanjan
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J.B Hughes
Toledo
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A.J. Rand
St. Louis, Mo
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Gillette
R. R. Ryan
D. L. Wakeman
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Joe Johnson
F. O. Amo
Luanna Armour
Glenreck
Fort Collins
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L. Steatton
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William P. Cox
B. J. Erwin
Plaing Hotel
Ane
J.F. Newman
la Crosse
Wis
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Vernon C. Phelps
John B. Barnes, Jr
McCarthy
Ed. McCarthy
Helen of Goldsmith
R. A. Mockett
Guy Brill
Mary Adie
Basin, Wyo
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Nat Priedman
R. W. Browler
W. B. Mulvin
J. W. Baker
J. 8. Rogers
B. Cotton
James Buck
Hamlin Smith
John Af. Mall
W. A. Beott
A. D. Wall
R. C. Poplato
George S. Millar
Orin C. Babbitt
Ha. Waiian Islands
Laura Lee
Lillian’ Blamey
Delphian
Carl Jebens
Orville Wall
Buggs
W. F. "Williamson
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EB. St. Fenderson
Ed Durbin
Nebraska Metropolis
Indorse League
Anthony Amendment
Weisgerber
Fan
IBEA
Sheahan, Kohn & CO
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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