Girls Friendly Entertainment At Parish House
The Girls Friendly club hosted an evening at the Parish House with Miss Louise Stimson and Miss Minnie John in piano performances, Mrs. Maurice Collins singing, and a comedy monologue by Miss Gladys Hix. Cast included Mary Brown Jack, Marion Hudson as Maggie, Cinderella roles filled by Reilly Winner and Gladys Wis, with Dororthy Long guiding entries and a peaceful interlude of dances by local youths. Attendees and visitors from Casper, Denver, and nearby towns planned to travel east. Sunshine Society hosts a Carnegie Library meeting later today at 2 30 PM.
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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 and military notices in a local paper
Mrs. P. Emerson Clafeke entertained guests at dinner on Saturday in honor of Mrs. Margaret Weaver and Lieut. Rhodelph Ramay of Pollewingy. Ramay heads home to Louis and will visit two weeks before returning to Fort Hassel. Lieut. Kamay recently returned from overseas and was wounded three times in France. The Jolly Juniors gathered at Minnehaha Park for a spring picnic. John T. Jensen was commissioned as second lieutenant in the coast artillery after enlisting April 19, 1947. he served in France near Angers and Nazaire and was promoted to first lieutenant.
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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
J. A. M. Stuart
Auretius Stuart
A. M.’Stuart
P. M. Bruner
Orville Brown
David Nyqueat
Minnesota
Stuart
Masquerade at High School Dances and Local Notices
Young people from the Junior High at the University held a masquerade dance in the Normal building gymnasium on Saturday inviting parents and teachers. Ice cream and cake were served by the young ladies. Mrs. W. B. Dunton plans a trip east then New York. she will visit Vermont before returning to Washington. Judge A. C. Campbell returned to Casper after a visit in Laramie. The Fernees Willard W. C. T. A. meets at Carnegie auditorium at 2 40 this afternoon. RM A Club gathers tomorrow with Mrs. J. A. Miller. Westminster Guild meets tonight hosted by Miss Eunice Anderson at 1770 Van Lennen street with assistants. Leving, Gar l Christensen, W. J. Motdwwent, J. A. Ottman back from Laramie on business. Haymond Wiesse spent a severe day in Green River.
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Laramie
Ue Itis
Yang
W. B. Dunton
J. J. Shingle
Easton
New York
Dunton
Vermont
Woanhington
Locals and Visitors Fill Cheyenne Scene With Names
A flurry of brief visits and greetings as residents from Denver Boulder Lincoln Fort Collins Chicago San Francisco and other places converge in Cheyenne. Notables include Mr and Mrs Georges Fowler headed to Greeley and L A Parenteau receiving congratulations on a birth.
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Greeley
Georges Fowler
Grrenley Smiley
L. A. Parenteau
Ft. Aivesell
Torn
Newport Studio Develops War Pictures From Front Brought By Soldiers
Newport Studio has specialized in developing war views and photographs returned from the front by soldiers. Mr. Clarke has produced thousands of reproductions including scenes such as the Kaiser’s last military review and graphic depictions of decaying German soldiers on No Man's Land. Soldiers passing through the city are noted.
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Newport
Clarke
No Man's Land
Wyoming War History Effort Seeks Complete State Records
The Wyoming Council for National Defense urges collecting and preserving Wyoming’s Great War records. Miss Agnes Wrigi is named chair of the state historical committee, with Mike Weight and volunteers organizing county efforts to catalog soldiers and war activities.
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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 Developments Await Discharge Meeting
Waiting after discharge will enable J ve developing to proceed at Newport Studio located on 1711% rev ave.
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Newport
Rev
Convent Orchestra to Present Evening Entertainment
The convent orchestra will stage an evening program this Wednesday starting at 8 15 pm at the convent. Admission is fifty cents. Lieutenant John Stafford, former University of Wyoming student and Yankee division member, spent days in the city on his way home to Rock Springs after seven months in service and visited F S Burrage, Y M C A secretary for a hut in France.
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John Stafford
University of Wyoming
Rock Springs
Lieut
Stafford
France
F 5 S. Burrage
College club hosts year end gathering at Ball home
Mrs Max W Ball and Miss Grace Clark entertained the College club on Saturday at the Ball home on East Seventeenth Street for the last regular meeting of the year. A special fun meeting will honor the senior high girls. New member Miss Jessit Lummis was welcomed. Guests included Bruce Cammell of Billings Leach McGonnell of Atlanta and several locals and visitors staying at the Plains hotel. Lieut W Gallaway and F D Moretion were among attendees.
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College
Max W. Ball
Grace Clark
East Seventeenth Street
Jessit Lummis
Theater party guests at the Princess and visitors in town
Mrs Forsyth Nan Park Jr George and Harold Baker Bob Larson Francis Herbert Woodman and George Otto Mile of Rock River attended a theater party at the Princess. A merchant from Cheyenne is 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
Otto Mile
Rock River
City
Cheyenne
Nock River
Walls Condemns Sheridan Ordinance and City Assessor Plan
May 5 Sheridan condemnation of a city ordinance creating a separate assessment for full valuation of property to raise revenue. Attorney General Walls of Cheyenne advised the plan may be invalid as the city faces closing of sale on July 1. Mayor Campla receives the opinion on assessor duties and city appraisal.
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Suemidan
Wyo
Sheridan
W. Walls
Cheyenne
M. Bb. Campla
Rorassons
Baby Trampled by Horse at Darling Farm
Clarence Darling aged 45 months died at Private hospital Saturday night from injuries after a horse trampled him at the Darling farm northeast of the city. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Clarence
A. B. Darling
Darling Farm
Firemen to Receive Cross For Knitting
The Cheyenne chapter of the Red Cross will present a cross to Henry Jordan of the fire department. A knitting machine was installed at the Pioneer Avenue fire station, and Jordan has knitted 46 pairs of socks since.
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Cheyennne
The
Red Cross
Henry Jordan
Fire Department
Pioneer Avernue
Jordan
Novel Wrestling at Eagles Hall Tonight
Prof Takahashi billed as world champion jui jitep wrestler faces Charles HB Reicha touted as Bohemian champion in a clash of rival wrestling styles at the Eagles Hall tonight. A main event follows several preliminaries in what organizers call a highly interesting program.
Victim of Speeder Accident Recovers
Scags Ollund an Union Pacific extra gang foreman injured when a gasoline speeder jumped the track near Boric has been discharged from St Johns hospital.
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Scags Ollund
Union Pacific
Boric
St. John's Hospital
Grove’s Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts GROVE’S Bromo Quinine as the remedy to remove the cause of colds and influenza. The box shows the signature and mentions only one Bromo Quinine dose. the text includes odd letters and branding cues from a vintage ad.
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GROVE
Fire damages Pioneer Avenue station by electrical short
A fire at the Pioneer Avenue station caused extensive damage after an electrical short. The blaze started early in the morning and was aided by heavy smoke that woke nearby dormitory occupants. Three people were injured before the fire was brought under control.
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Pincneer Avenue
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