Society Events Show Honor to Mrs Hopkins in Shared Hosts
Local clubs pool efforts to entertain Mrs Hopkins from Washington during her brief visit. An informal bridge gathering at Mrs Ed Nath’s home features verses sealed for the traveler, with thanks to numerous hostesses and plans for a tea and gifts. A sixth birthday celebration for Virginia McMahon is noted, with pink coronations and a party for friends. The War Kitchen exhibit aims to aid homefront efforts, inviting all women to contribute recipes and participate in judging and auctions.
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Hopkins
G. Hopkins
Washington
Hughone
Fancy
Gant
Beegret
CW Yenne
Prises
Mesdamos J
Newlin
Hol
W. Ji. Chaplin
Pege
A. FP. Peabody
T. B. WePunough
Jothin
W. BK. Dinneen
J. M. Brintod
Tobn Smith
PL & Cook
V. M. Carley
I. Bh. Forsyth
Luilvipron
M. A. Kitoe
J. F. Milligan
W. A. Wimon
J. J. Mahoney
M. P. Reele
Je. H. Breenahen
I. R. Tygon
Joan * Gabe
Ming Geortrade Doblins
Virginia McMahon
Snail
Howe Ives
Chayanne
Bofers
Charles Irwin Hay Boos
Misa Coorgia Crary
Gallin Sehoda
Cook
Henrietta Kolshorm
University of Wyoming
Bo Som
Dinner at Bishopstowe Honors Army Officers in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne last evening Bishop and Mrs Thomas hosted a dinner at Bishopstowe for army officers and their wives including Captain Blake of the Minglieh army on recruiting duty. Plans include a men’s dinner next week and a public gym meeting with Captain Blake as speaker. A cadet tournament at the gymnasium features military drills, music, and demonstrations, with area residents sharing letters in a local club gathering.
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Bishop
Thoma
Hishopstowe
Mort Russell
Cavera
Mra. Thomas
Blake
Minglieh
United States
United State
Cheyenne
Uiprogvon
Visiting List Mrs Hopkins Reunites With Cheyenne Friends
Mrs. and Mr. Hopkins of Washington DC return after visiting Wheatland and Cheyenne. they plan to leave for Washington. Mina Carr arrives from Marshalltown Iowa after a month with her father recovering from appendicitis, resuming work as stenographer for the Surveyor General. Eunice Thompson, a local high school teacher, spent Sunday with family in Idaho Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Wheatland
Ale
Church Circles Host Bake Sales Across Churches
Troover Take Bale and Hoover bake sales become community events with two classes at Swathodist Sunday school. Generous patronage expected, teachers F Bros Hall lead the sessions. A special testimonial service will be held at the Contresutional church Sunday evening under Hazell Vaughan, organist. Public invited.
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Hoover
Sumiay School
True Pines
Kelley Oracory
Dire
Hazell Vaughan
Biter
Junior Red Cross organizes first meeting at Con verve school
The Con verve school Junior Red Cross held its first meeting Wednesday to plan activities. Officers from Craie chapter were named. The group will sew handkerchiefs and tray cloths for the hospital and will support the Red Cross with donations from Modern Woodmen and Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid. A quilt donated by Awe Kathe Swine will be raffled for Red Cross funds. Red Cross rooms will close Saturday for a food demonstration.
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K. Avery
Red Cross
Awe Kathe Swine
Ed Cross
Katie
Red Crom
Mothniixt Nil Society Opens New Meeting Place
The Moluuediurselle and Mrs W W Buccolle home opened yesterday afternoon for the J dies' Aid Society of the Methodist church. Forty five members attended the meeting, with Mrs Laughlin presiding. The society plans to host monthly meetings on the first Friday and third Thursday at the Blen ta od Crow) work center. Visiting and knitting were orderly, with social time until five o clock.
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Moluuediurselle
W. W. Buccolle
J.«dies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Ani
Walionded
Moony
Bnos Laughlin
Nonge
Ant Kaliting
Devkor
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Readable lines report yesterday's National League results with Uhlergove and Faroo in action and a 0 to 4 scoreline. American League scores show Washington defeating Philadelphia 7 to 5 and Cleveland beating St. Louis 4 to 2 as Dotrell and Lowls contributed key plays.
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Westenday's Gaies
Borton
Woashington
Philadelphia
New York
Dotrell
Oileaga 'i
Cleveland
Lowls
No Clouds at This Shower
Fragmentary text describes a bridal event with unclear wording and stray phrases. The readable parts mention a bride, shower, and unclear references to people and objects, presented in a disjointed, garbled OCR style.
Fragmented Local Notice for Leader Office Calls
Unclear OCR text shows a request to call phone numbers for Leader office and Advertising department. The readable parts imply contact actions and departments but lack coherent names, places, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leider
Mooney lawyers seek new trial in San Francisco case
May 6 1920 Manwell McNulty chief of Mooney counsel petitions for a new trial alleging fraud in the previous proceedings that yielded a death sentence. The filing targets District Attorney Wich as part of the grounds for relief.
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San Francisco
Fion
Thomas J. Mooney
Wich
Manwell McNult
Mooney
Education of Our Aliens and the Americanization Effort
A midwestern editorial discusses the alien population and demand for language and cultural education. It argues that many foreigners resist assimilation, notes limited funding for language education in 1918-19, and calls for local communities to support widespread immigrant instruction despite costs.
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Foraine
Lin
Oristou
Taroueh
Eveninue
Elupa
Grumans Claim Sedar Topol and Crumean Lot
Misread lines describe Grumans taking Sedar Topol and Crumean lot in a chaotic briefing. Official communication from town hints at changes to local governance and policy, with mention of a forthcoming announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grumans
Sedar Topol
Crumean
Fragmentary Trade Notice Highlights Local Proposals
A garbled personals and business ad lists names like Gabix, J. Griffith, Cooper, Reed I). Roineer, and FE. Mus Bonbus, mentioning rivets, tools, and a shipment in Cheyenne and Noselas. The piece hints at sales pitches and procurement in a small town trades context.
Handins Repivil-tt and Local Figures Engage Today
Mr Ryan, representative of the Figs tutra, appears with a seller ready to move a hundred sanere in the vambled. Vic Wheathand of Wheatay 14 is noted as a local leader. Prebio Argival-W, from Puddle, attends the event with others in attendance.
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Vic Wheathand
Larobeam
Wheatay
Theo Realy
Ambetlance Wen Cited for Bravery in France War
Washington reports praise for Jean Abies and four ambulance drivers who saved and distinguished themselves during the French campaign. The award was made by the War Department in a May notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ambetlance
Prasch
Washington
May
S.A
Jean
Trier
War Department
Clara Kimball Young Stars in Atlas At Vic This Today
Clara Kimball Young appears in Shiney Rose at Vic Atiks theater today and tomorrow in a second production by Clare, Kimball Young and company. The narrative follows an adaptation of Magda, with praise for Young’s sympathetic performance and lighter touch as she plays the resourceful American girl who helps save the family fortune.
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Shiney Rose
Vic Atiks Theater
Clare
Kimball Youngs
Magda
Ason Sidlermeny
Mire Young
Adios
Fuse
Sarah’ Deenhartt
Jowrfohner
Patrick Campbell
Mie Young
Ginoln
Bhirkey Kaye
Labor Alliance Grows as New York Unions Join
Special staff dispatch reports rapid gains for the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy in New York. International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 2370 joins, paying $1 to stamps, backing alliance principles and Liberty Loan support, while other unions like the International Brotherhood of Harnessmakers Local 7 and New York Whole Engravers Local 1 pledge affiliation and contribute dues.
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New York
Kerman Robicom
American Alliance For Labor and
Tocal
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Alliedea
Wiszing Ery
Toe Bay
Co.nind
Liberty
Sorie
Pomela Lig Ir
Herenig
David T. Dalles
Whole Engravers Union
Bartell
Tragic Death Reported In Lawton Air Accident
Lawton Oklahoma May reports state student observer William Thompcoo aged 255 was killed when an aircraft propeller struck him during a routine patrol. Post Mold organization details unclear executives noted the pilot lost control causing a fatal crash near Comat town landing.
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Lawton
Okla
William Thompcoo
Post
Thoukpron Wien
Horg Hrnin Bi haggenn dl We Healt jim
The readable fragment notes health concerns and an event related to medical care. Names and precise places are unclear but the item suggests a health action or appointment underway. Further details are unreadable.
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Willis
Dwyer
Jim
Fred
Willie
Inner Party
Chey
Wilch
Altra
Mrs i
College
Hospital Aid Society
Chelilirors
Musical Service
KAD Cross News
Modern
Swedivah Laitheran Ladiya’ Aid Society
Uhlergove
Chutionen & Pivtoburg
Eh Laila
Trveokivn
Fon
Ken Faroo
Ethlens
Betty Brown
New Mooney
By Jawves Fo Coisen
Assistane Secretary OF War
Hookie
PX Cme
United Press
Camp Grant
Rockford
Geonwek
Chloe Mey
Hiri
Dere
Bodine
Apvial Coa Company
Gabix Working
Oder
Phage
J. J. Griffith
Cooper
Thowas FE
Noselas
Trahtl
Pe Colieh
Handins
Awlins
Ryan
Papete
Tate Man—I. Boller
Sait Lake
Clara Kimball Young
AD Atlas
Nabbers
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Labor Alliance
Crganizer Hominson Resoes
ATP Dent
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