Make This Peace Secure in Cheyenne News Recap
Clipped items show visitors in Cheyenne at the Plains hotel including Miss Viola Harper and George Alisin of New York City. W R C Postpones Meeting for two weeks. Robert Tracy visits from San Francisco and Mr and Mrs Dolan of Denver travel through. KA M A club to meet this afternoon with Mrs A J Miller at 107 West Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Harper
New York City
Cheyenne
The
Plains Hotel
Robert Tracy
San Francisco
KA. M. A. Club
A. J. Miller
West Nineteenth Street
Visitors and residents noted in today’s Plains city column
A list of guests and relocations includes W D Cameron I H Martinstein T J Glynn D O Chapman Mark Manna J9 Friman D B Vaughn L Bailey S P Webber AW S WM Ed Dolan T Branigan and Mr Mrs F E Sinn of Kimball Neb guests at the Plain hotel. Lester Randolph returns to Cheyenne from Los Angeles. Colonel Mrs Arthur Parker leave for Cody. Hanck of Mankato Minn on business. Fred la Pash and wife newly arrived from Boston reside on Yiliby avonue. Mrs M B Degnon and daughter Mrs Colette Gopeland return from Douglas after visiting Mr Mrs George H Arnold. Corporal Charles W Johnson leaves for Laramie then to Eb ert and Omaha after serving in France. Bishop N & Thomas of Wyoming Episcopal district return home from Rock Springs. Mr Mrs C J Humphry and daughter depart Grover Colo. Mrs M B Sears of Douglas in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
W. D. Cameron
I. H. Martinstein
T. J. Glynn
D. 0. Chapman
Mark Manna
Friman
D. B. Vaughn
Bailey
S. P. Webber
AW. S. WM
Ed Dolan
T., Branigan
Thursday Mystic Maze Meet Changes and Denver Trip
Meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Richardson replacing Mrs. Quayle. R G Bremmer L C Starks D A Graves R K E Thomas Paul Nelson W H Owens D F Hudson return from Laramie after business. Mr John Astle with daughters Mrs Clyde E Davis and Mrs Ri D Dolson left yesterday for Denver. Mrs John Astle to undergo operation at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Richardson
Quayle
R. G. Bremmer
L. C. Starks
D. A. Graves
RK. E. Thomas
Paul Nelson
W. H. Owens
D. F. Hudson
Laramie
John Astle
Clyde E. Davis
Ri. D. Dolson
Denver
Colo
Mercy Hospital
Mrs L C Phillips Hosts Coterie Art Club Meeting
Mrs L C Phillips will entertain tomorrow afternoon at her home 1810 House Street for members of the Coterie Art Club. Mrs George T Baker has returned from Omaha after two weeks with her daughter Mrs C W Wright. Miss Hazel McCrory and Miss Gladys Brown, clerks in the extension office in Laramie, visited friends here. E Waller Krampert returned from Laramie. The Jewish Circle meets this afternoon at Mrs Jacob Shumman 344 West Seventeenth Street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Dickey of Evanston were guests over Sunday, enroute to Omaha for the Union Pacific convention. Window Glass Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Baker
Omaha
C. W. Wright
Hazel McCrory
Gladys Brown
Laramie
E.waller Krampert
Samuel Dickey
Evanston
Dickinson
Dickey
Marion Ralston
Uva
Wyo
Captain W. B. Stewart Returns to Cheyenne
Captain W B Stewart returns to Cheyenne from a visit with his family and will serve six months at Fort Russell supervising medical examinations for soldiers upon discharge. He has over two years in service and hails from Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B
Stewart
Lane
W. B. Stewart
Fort Russell
Sol Merse
Kansas City
St Mark's Guild Set to Meet Friday Afternoon
The St Mark's Guild will meet Friday at 2:50 PM at the Parish house with Mrs A P Swainson as hostess. Visitors include Frank N Shiek of Whealand Wyoming and Langford and Church Walsh of New York on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WW. Mitchener
New York
The
St. Mark’s Guild
St. Mark's Guild
A. P. Swainson
A. Be, Langford
Church Walsh
Mrs E W Glafeke Named Garden Supervisor
Mrs E W Glafeke receives appointment as director and supervisor of the Victory War Gardens at 2700 Carey, signaling the start of local war garden activities. The program aims to engage Cheyenne residents, especially youths, in growing produce to support the government and community during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Glafeke
Glafeke
Carey
Garden movement urged to beautify city spaces
Mothers and fathers urged to support Mrs. BE W Glateke in her garden development propaganda. Her past demonstrations touted garden work and urban beautification, cleaning barren spots and replacing ash pits with green spaces. Citizens are asked to join in the effort and back her cause enthusiastically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Glateke
Knights of Pythias Notice for May Meeting
Attention Knights of Pythias. Work in the rank of Kolaht Thursday May. All members requested to attend, J CAML METCALF, G. Cy Window ghades-Shorman Oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythias
Kolaht
J. Caml Metcalf
G. Cy
Dead Soldier Alive Says Mother From Fort Russell
Leslie Erickson, son of Mrs. Fannie Tuck of Greeley Colorado, reported dead by the war department for months, telephoned his mother from Fort Russell Wy to say he is alive awaiting discharge. He was wounded and gassed last August and letters marked deceased were returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
War Department
Leslie Erick
Fannie Tuck
France
Fort Nussell
Wye
HGR Sio
Fbn
Tuck
Cheyenne
Bin
Heart of Humanity at Aniuse Hicolor
A five day screening of The Heart of Humanity at the Aniuse Hicolor powerfully portrays mother love amid war. It follows a Tote Alan mother who honors four fallen sons for humanity and her daughter-in-law Manette who sacrifices her baby to join her husband on French battlefields. The film centers on alleviating suffering of wandering soldiers and rehabilitating orphans, a sobering tale of womens wartime toil against Prussian aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manette
France
Grossan
Aubetney
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Hat ” Wais
Carehal Poch
Foch
Adora
George Alisin
City
Co. C. Hayes
Chicago
W. AR. GC
Sao
F. B., Dolan of
Ureety
A. F. Anderson
Minneapolis
J. G. Walcott
Portsmouth, C
Wyomling Capital
C. F. Loughram
Broad &T
N. Y
FE. Sinn
Kimball, Nebr
Plaing Hotel
Lester Randolph
Los Angeles
Arthur Parker
Cody
Mr. Hanck
Mankato, Minn
Fred 1A Pash
Boston, Mass
Yilibyans Avonue
M. F. Degnon
Colette Gopeland
Douglas
George H. Arnold
Corporal Charles W. Johnson
Charles. W. Johnson
Esther Ward
Eebert
Johnson
Company C
316Th Field Signal Corps
Auust
N. S. Thomas
Rock Springs
N. & Thomas
Episcopal District of
Wyoming
Cross & Hammond
Capitol Ave
Conan
Wers
Victory Liberty Loan Committee
Wiireuirs
Pra
Mrs. L. C. Phillips
Coterie Art Club
Jacob Shumman
Wet Seventeenth Street
Windowgliass—Sherman Co
MATLA
David Bréisch
Mrs. E. R. Reo
Mrs. Moss
Mildred Gottschalk
David Gillespie
G. EB. Rieder
Salt Lake City
Eee
K. L. Smith
George D. Hayman
J. FE. Johnson
J. FP. Mills of
Sheridan
John J. Burg
Howard Morris
Fort Benton
J. A
Kissock
Fort Collins, Colo
D. A. Armstrong
Horse Creek
M. B. Sears
D. Rosen
St. Joe
John G. Bartram
Bartram
Max W. Ball
Mose Stone of
Eeee
Edward Laird Mills
Calif
Ziee
G. J. Gulthetore Nicholson
Embar
Aan F. HW. Gilcrest
Kearney
Nebr
Velty
W. T. Adkins
Spokane
Was
A. Feldman
T. J. Menneberry
van Lennen
Roxana Petroleum Company
Tulsa
Okla
Ardmore
Ilfe
Fogler
Frank N. Shiek
Whealand, Wyo
Elmer
Polk of
Boise, Ida
W. L. Wills
M. L. Shenk
Ily
Bert Smith
C. A. Musi
Bradford
M. P. Keefe
West Twenty-seventh Street
Omashe
Execessior Springs, Mo
Mrs
Oscar Lamb
Wrigleys
Window ghades—Shorman Oe
Alohastinea
Heart of Humanity
Rock River
Highland
Pierce Addition
Cross and
Hammond
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