Cadet Squad Dinner and High School Society Meetings
Cadet squad and High School P T A events occupied the evening with a cadet dinner hosted by Elizabeth Moore featuring flags and war slogans, plus music and speeches. Governor Houx addressed an audience on Americanization and language education as teachers and parents discussed the year’s work and planned the September annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Moore
Miss Moore
Mia
Moore
Frances Mentier
Helen Nichlalgon
Hostegn
Ira B. Fee
Frank Mullen
Cadets
Ira Pella Trotter
Glenn Swain
George Gilland
Earl Marsh
Donald Fuelsber
Myron Yeager
Eliot Krane
Warren Harcleroad
Claire Sealle
Robert Fincher
Lawrence French
Charles Welch
Houx
Washington
Lane
Congress
Weaver
Jessup
Feo
Enter
Dinner Honors British Army recruiting officer at school gym
Dinner for Critheh Officer, Bishop and Mrs N G Thomas will entertain Thursday evening in honor of Captain D H Blake recruiting officer of the British Army who will speak at the school gymnasium about his experiences and life in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critheh
Bishop
N. G. Thomas
D. H. Blake
Citizens Travel And Cultural Plans In Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Warren and David Cook travel to Denver yesterday afternoon and return by week’s end. They plan to hear Galli-Curci sing at the Auditorium tonight. Mrs M H Hartung visits Denver for a few days with her son Kirk from the Colorado School of Mines in Golden. Mrs Joseph Ohnhous of Buffalo is visiting Cheyenne relatives. her husband will join her later this month. Miss Margaret Emery returns from Pine Bluffs. Ruth Breisch and Susan Breisch depart for California after school for a two month vacation. Susan Breisch recently graduated from Cheyenne High School. Elsie Becker plans a Sunday departure for New York City. Blair Ulrich has already gone to New York for a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warren
David Cook
Denver
M. H. Hartung
Kirk
Colorado School of Mnes
Golden
Joseph Ohnhous
Buffalo
WN. Y
Ohnhous
John Ohnhous
Margaret Emery
Pine Bluffs
Ruth Breisch
Susan Brelach
California
Susan Breisch
Cheyenne
Elsie Becker
New York City
Blair Ulrich
New York
Community club meetings and events listed for Thursday and Friday
Local notices list several club gatherings including Help One Another at 620 East 18th Street tomorrow afternoon, Mystic Maze Club with Mrs Win Hinesworth, and Coterie Art Club meeting at Herman Gnam's Thursday afternoon. Also Queen Mother's Party planned by Queen Esther Circle at Masonic temple Friday evening and Woman's Benefit Corps meeting at Carnegie Library Friday afternoon for officer installations and Decoration Day planning. Cheyenne Art Association set for 3 PM tomorrow at Mrs T P Fahey's with furniture placing study continued.
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East 18Th Street
Coterie Art Club
Coteria Art Club
Mra
Herman Gnam
Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
Art Association
Cheyenne Art Association
T. P. Fahey
Sunshine Society Plans Summer Meetings and Red Cross Support
The Sunshine Society met at Carnegie Library, adjourned to Red Cross HQ, and decided to continue meetings through summer. They authorized another bolt of gauze and a $10 cash gift. Proceeds from a benefit social at Mrs. G H Gilland’s home in two weeks, hosted by Mrs. Gilland and Mrs. Martha Fox, will go to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Chase
Red Crows
Tem
Red Cross
G. H. Gilland
Martha Fox
Gilland
Alter and Rosary society meeting announced
Mesdames P. J. Gaulf William Gautf and W G Palwer will be held at a meeting of the Alter and Rosary society of St Marys Thursday afternoon at Hall Methrunt Misalaan. The Methodist Missionary society will be entertained at Parkview at the home of Mr W T Dumm Wriday afterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Gaulf
William Gautf
W. G. Palwer
The
Altar and Rosary Society of
Methrunt Misalaan
Methodist Missionary Society
Parkview
W. T. Dumm Wriday
Weptied Missions Meeting City Parish House
The Haptiot Mission circle will meet Friday afternoon at the parsoane with Mrs. Van Winkle Mrs. Bell and Mr Quy Taylor to host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haptiot Mission Circle
Parsooane
van Winkle
Bell
Quy Taylor
Sodality of St. Mary’s And St. Mark’s Guild Meet
The Young Sodality of St. Mary’s will meet this evening at K hall with hostesses Misyes Truckey Alvrene and Barlow. Mrs. B. H. Pinkbinder chairs Congregational Aid Society entertainment in the church parlors Friday afternoon. St. Mark’s Guild holds a parish house gathering Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
St. Mary's
Hall
Misyes Truckey
Alvrene and Barlow
Congregational Aid Rarinty
B. H. Pinkbinder
Herefrele
Congregational Aid Society
St. Mark’s
Guild of
St. Mark's
Carnegie Library concert raises funds for mission work
The Westarinates Presbyterian presented a benefit concert at Carnegie Library to aid the Hed missionary fund. The program featured Cheyenne performer names such as ACL W and Mrs. EB G Ahrens, Dr. Millard, Miss Lucille Ridgley, and a quartet plus readings by Valerian. An alluring pantomime Lord Allen's Daughter drew audience praise, ending with Ferris trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westarinates Presbyterian
Annesge
Carnegie Library
Sotiety
Cheyenne
Acl
Trim Oull
EB. G. Ahrens
Millard
Lucille Ridgley
Walter Flintjer
Young
Ream
Hedrmy
Rene Vand Teadingy
Mec Varéia Wekeee
Valerian
Emoegh
Lord Allen
Opportunity School to Close Next Week
The opportunity school in Cheyenne will close after this week until fall, with the exception of the pastor class for draft 1-A men receiving radio instruction. Supported under the Smith Hughes act, the school has served about 300 pupils this year and is designated an naturalization class by Judge Riner. The 7:14 p.m. sessions run Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays conducted by T. B. a eee meating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Ueight
Cheyenne
Opportunity School
Smith Hughes Vocational Education Act
James R. Hill
Western Union Telegraph Company
An & Naturalization School
Riner
McAdoo to decide on railroad wage raise
Director General McAdoo is expected to act on the railroad wage commission's recommendation for a 2 percent raise for railroad employees. A decision to approve the increase would inject about 360 million dollars into railroad payrolls, while opponents argue relief is needed for workers barely making a living.
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M'Adoo
Washington, May
McAdoo
Railroad
Eady
Wool on Open Range Banned in 1918 Sale Ruling
The Stock Growers bank sues over a ruling restricting open range wool sales. The directive requires consigning wool to a firm for commission. Government experts and an agent set a price, with the government covering expenses, insurance, commission, freight, and interest on advances. Growers may receive up to 75 percent of estimated value with 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Growers Bank
Growers Urged to Ship When Ready Amid Price Push
The note urges growers to ship promptly as prices rise, advising to move Cars and shipments at once when ready to take advantage of favorable market conditions.
Cheyenne Country Club To Hold May Meeting
All Cheyenne Country Club members are requested to attend a meeting on Friday evening May 10 at 7 45 p m at the Industrial Club. President W Hirsig signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Cheyenne Country Club
Industrial Club
Wanted and for sale classified note from 10 WANTED bureau
WANTED experienced stenographer sought by State Leader. Address Mr M care State Leader 10 WANTED bureau in good competition reasonable. FOR SALE six cylinder touring car in excellent condition phone 1109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care
Axdress L. M
Underwood Typewriter
Carey Avenue
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Hirsh-Wickwire Co. and
Schloss Bros., All Wool
George W. Daiber
Wth
Carey
Parent-Teacher Association
WI Reid
F. L. Houx
Misa Allee McPherridge
Miewes
Velma Wilsock
Helen Tyson
Melen Hudson
Elizabeth Reed
Bella Davis
Milzabeth Moore
Dunnmon
Elks
Kopard’s ‘Orchentra
Helen
Gladys Tyson
Elizabeth Kinport
Harold Vaughan
Mr. Laughlin
Sewlne
Patriotic the Woman's Club
KM. A
Fred Miller
A. J. Miller
Alton Lanaham
Men. L. Bryans
Licen Tyeae
Vocat
Mystic Maze Club
Win Hinesworth
W.R. C
Woman's Betief Corps
Carnegiebrary
ONL
Boston-Wyo
Elk Basin
Glenrock
Grass Creek
Hecla-Wye
Jupiter
Industrial O
Midwest
National
Northwest Oil
Shiloh
Ball Creek
United
Western
Wind River
Blackfoot
Ketty Brown
Vivian Siegh
Carl Randall
Tady
W. Hirsio
France
Citizens National Bank
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