Girls Friendly Entertainment at Parish House
The Girls Friendly held an evening at the Parish House with women in attendance. Miss Louise Stimson and Miss Minnie John performed piano, Mrs. Maurice Collins sang a song, and Miss Gladys Hix delivered a monologue. Several cast members portrayed Cinderella and related roles, with a pantomime featuring Mary Brown, Jack, and Marion Hudson as Maggie. The event included a variety of dances by local young people and drew many attendees and visitors from nearby towns.
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Woolly
Whiel Ie
Mise
Valeria Bonnell
Mise Mina Garr
Louise Stimson
Minnie John
Maurice Collins
Gladys Hix
Omory
Yes Muth Bridenbaugh
Evgin
Mary Brown
Jack
Marion hiDson
Maggie
Mary Carpenter
Marion Hraoven
Huth Kingham
Muth Breiseh
Avrisia Wevens
Irene Kingham
Lay ‘Taylor
Dinner honors Mrs P Emerson Clafeke and officers
Mrs P Emerson Clafeke entertained at dinner Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Margaret Weaver and Lieut Rhodelph Ramay of Pollewingy. Ramay leaves for home in Missouri after two weeks in Fort Hassel, and Kamay recently returned from overseas service having been wounded three times in France. The Jolly Juniors met for a spring picnic at Minneapolis park. John T Jensen, promoted to first lieutenant in the coast artillery, received commission after enlisting April 19 1947 and serving in France starting January 22 1918. he survived the sinking of the Tuscania and later served at Neots draining school and Anglers, France. He studied at the University of Wyoming before enlisting.
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P. Emerson Clafeke
Margaret Weaver
Rhodelph Ramay
Pollewingy
Prewta
Bemay
Louis
Fort Hassel
Kamay
Owerseas
John T. Jensen
Liett
48Th Field Artillery
UW. T. Jensen
Mofer Gar Machine Company
Shetitian
Jensen
Prance
France
Am of
University of Wyoming
Masquerade Dance at High School Draws Family Attendance
Junior high students at the University held a masquerade dance in the Normal building gymnasium inviting parents and teachers. Costumes ranged from funny to clever with ice cream and cake served by the young ladies.
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Laramie
Ue Itis
Yang
Locals and Visitors Stop in at Cheyenne
A string of visitors and residents pass through Cheyenne today. Names include Georges Fowler planning a future home in Greeley Smiley, L A Parenteau of Ft Aivesell and Mrs. Robert Oliver among guests, Dr H R Beeson of Lincoln, Lt R A Smith at Plains hotel, and J Saboy M Ladd G W Nowning from Chicago plus others from Denver Boulder Falls City San Francisco Iron Mountain and Diamond.
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Greeley
Georges Fowler
Grrenley Smiley
Newport Studio Develops War Pictures From Front
Newport Studio of this city specializes in developing war views and photographs brought back by soldiers. Mr. Clarke has produced thousands of reproductions including scenes from the last Kaiser era military review and graphic images of decay on No Man's Land, with soldiers passing through the city.
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Newport
Clarke
No Man's Land
Wyoming War History Effort Aims To Compile State Records
The Wyoming council for national defense urges volunteers to gather names, records, and narratives of all Wyoming men who served in the great war. Miss Agnes Wrigi is named state historian, with Mike Weight and assistants organizing county committees to build a comprehensive state record. They seek photos, war-time mementos, and personal accounts at county chairs or the state historical department in Cheyenne, urging prompt action while memories are fresh.
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Wyoming
Council For National Defense
Agnes Wrigi
Toreran
Ohetman
Mike “Weight
Tiskorian
Adjutant General
Washington
Washington, D. C
FTW
Goorp
State Historical Department
Capitol Building
Cheyenne
Newport Studio Develops After Discharge
A Newport Studio on 1711% revenue avenue announces development progress after discharge. The notice implies ongoing work and upcoming completion, urging clients to await further updates.
Entertainment at Convent Wednesday Evening
The convent orchestra will present an anticipated entertainment Wednesday evening starting at 8 15 o clock with an admission fee of fifty cents. Lieutenant John Stafford a former University of Wyoming student traveling home to Rock Springs spent several days in the city. He has seven months in service and is a member of the Yankee division. While in France he visited F S Burrage Y M C A secretary for a large hut there.
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John Stafford
University of Wyoming
Rock Springs
Lieut
Stafford
France
F 5 S. Burrage
College club hosts year end party for senior girls
Mrs Max W Ball and Miss Grace Clark hosted the College club at the Ball home on East Seventeenth street for a weekend gathering marking the last regular meeting of the year. Miss Jessit Lummis welcomed after recent election to membership. Seventeen guests enjoyed a 5 PM tea. Local and visiting guests from Billings Atlanta Greeley Denver Boulder Omaha joined in the informal social by the Plains hotel.
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College
Max W. Ball
Grace Clark
East Seventeenth Street
Jessit Lummis
Theater party guests at the Princess noted
The article lists Mrs Forsyth Nan Park Jr George and Harold Baker Bob Larson Francis A Herbert Woodman and George Otto Mile of Rock River as guests who enjoyed a theater party at the Princess. It also mentions Mr A Merchant of Cheyenne visiting Nock River for a few days.
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The
Princess
Mrs. 4. Forsyth
Nan Park, Jr
George and
Harold Baker
Bob Larson
Francis A Herbert Woodman
George
Cheyenne
Nock River
Walls Condemns Sheridan Ordinance on City Assessor Plan
SUEMIDAN May 5 The Sheridan city council passed an ordinance to create a separate assessor on full property valuation to raise revenue offset the loss of state funds. Attorney General W Walls Cheyenne says the plan is invalid, advising the mayor to appoint a city assessor to implement the measure.
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Suemidan
Wyo
Sheridan
W. Walls
Cheyenne
M. Bb. Campla
Rorassons
Baby killed by horse at Darling farm far northeast of city
Clarence Darling a 45 month old son of Mr and Mrs A B Darling died at Private hospital Saturday night from injuries after a horse ran him down at the Darling farm northeast of the city. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Clarence
A. B. Darling
Darling Farm
Firemen to Receive Cross For Knitting
The Cheyenne Red Cross chapter will present a cross to Henry Jordan of the fire department. A knitting machine at the Pioneer Avenue fire station has produced 46 pairs of socks since its installation.
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Cheyennne
The
Red Cross
Henry Jordan
Fire Department
Pioneer Avernue
Jordan
Novel Wrestling Match at Eagles Hall Tonight
Prof. Takahashi known as the champion jiu jitsu wrestler of the world and Charles HB Reicha hailed as champion Bohemian wrestler of the world will grapple at the Eagles Hall tonight. The bout pits rival wrestling systems against each other with preliminaries to follow.
Victim of Speeder Accident Discharged from Hospital
Scags Ollund, an Union Pacific extra gang foreman, was injured last week when a gasoline speeder jumped the track near Boric. He has been discharged from St. John's hospital.
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Scags Ollund
Union Pacific
Boric
St. John's Hospital
Grove's Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cold Remedy
An old advertisement touts Grove's signature on a box of Bromo Quinine as a remedy for colds and influenza. The copy emphasizes removing the cause and asserts there is only one Bromo Quinine product.
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GROVE
Fire damages Pioneer Avenue station after electrical short
A blaze damaged the Pioneer Avenue fire station early today after an electrical short ignited the fire. Jet smoke woke nearby dormitory occupants and three men were rescued before the fire was subdued.
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Pincneer Avenue
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