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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
11
The item notes Foch warns against assuming peace is secure and urges finishing the task. It also lists local society updates with visitors to Cheyenne, including Miss Viola Harper and Mr George Alisin at the Plains hotel, and regional travel notices.
Among today’s visitors are W D Cameron I H Martinstein T J Glynn D O Chapman Mark Manna J G Friman D B Vaughn L Bailey S P Webber AW S WM Ed Dolan T Branigan and Mr Mrs FE Sinn of Kimball Neb guesting at the Plains hotel. Lester Randolph returns to Cheyenne from Los Angeles. Colonel and Mrs Arthur Parker depart for Cody. H Hanck of Mankato Minn on business. Fred la Pash and wife now reside on Yiliby avonue after arriving from Boston. Mrs M B Degnon and daughter Mrs Colette Gopeland back from Douglas visiting George H Arnold. Corporal Charles W Johnson leaves for Laramie after visiting sister Esther Ward. later to Ebort and Omaha. recently with Company C 316th Field Signal Corps in France. Bishop N&. Thomas of the Episcopal district of Wyoming returns from Rock Springs. Mr Mrs C J Humphry and daughter depart Grover Colo after staying with F M Howard. Mrs M B Sears of Douglas visits on business.
Thursday afternoon meeting of the Mystic Maze will be held with Mrs. Richardson replacing Mrs. Quayle. Attending members R. G. Bremmer L. C. Starks D. A. Graves RK. E. Thomas Paul Nelson W. H. Owens D. F. Hudson recently returned from Laramie on business. Mr. John Astle with daughters Mrs. Clyde E. Davis and Mrs. Ri. D. Dolson left for Denver. Mrs. John Astle to undergo surgery at Mercy hospital.
Mrs L C Phillips will entertain tomorrow afternoon at her home 1810 House street with members of the Coterie Art Club. Mrs George T Baker returned yesterday from Omaha after a two week stay with her daughter Mrs C W Wright. Hazel McCrory and Gladys Brown, clerks in the extension office in Laramie, visited the city. E Waller Krampert returned from Laramie. The Jewish Circle will meet tonight with Mrs Jacob Shumman 344 West Seventeenth Street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Dickey of Evanston were guests over Sunday of their daughter Mrs Dickinson en route to Omaha for the Union Pacific convention.
Captain W B Stewart returns to Cheyenne after a six month posting at Fort Russell. He will oversee physical examinations for soldiers as they are discharged. Stewart has served over two years and is from Kansas City Missouri.
The St. Mark's Guild will gather Friday at 2 50 oclock in the parish house with Mrs A P Swainson as hostess. Residents and visitors mentioned include Frank N Shiek of Wheeland Wyoming and A B Langford and Church Walsh of New York on business, Elmer Polk of Boise Idaho, W L Wills and M L Shenk of San Francisco, Bert Smith and C A Musi of Bradford, Pa, M P Keefe and wife of West Twenty seventh street en route to Omaha and Excelsior Springs Missouri, Oscar Lamb and wife now living at 240 West Twenty seventh street.
Mrs E W Glafeke receives appointment as director and supervisor of the Victory War Gardens at 2700 Carey Avenue. The move signals start of local war garden program activities to involve Cheyenne residents, including boys and girls, in aiding themselves and the government through home cultivation.
Mothers and fathers urged to support Mrs. BE W Glateke in her garden development propaganda. Her demonstrations last year showed the movement’s merit and this year the aim is to beautify the city by reclaiming barren lots and removing ash pits and tin cans.
Attention Knights of Pythias work in the rank of Kolaht Thursday May th All members requested to attend J CAML METCALF G Cy Window ghades Shorman Oe.
Leslie Erickson, son of Mrs. Fannie Tuck of Greeley, Colorado, long listed as dead by the War Department, telephoned his mother from Fort Russell Wyoming to report he is alive and awaiting discharge. He was wounded and gassed in France last August and letters to him were marked deceased. He says he is able to move about and not in danger of immediate death.
A wartime drama titled The Heart of Humanity screens at Aniuse Hicolor for five days. It follows a mother who sacrifices for humanity and a daughter-in-law Manette who joins her husband to battlefields in France. The piece contrasts maternal devotion with the cost of war and calls for relief of wounded soldiers and orphans.
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