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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
11
PGOCIETY Club and Church events feature a dinner at Bishopstowe honoring Captain Blake of the British recruiting service, with a large audience. fund efforts for French furlough houses for American soldiers and a piano recital at the library led by Miss Maud Johnston.
Mere R A Morton former Wyoming federation president now director reports on convention activities. Four Wyoming women attended including Mrs Parks Mrs Morton Mrs Howle and Miss Martian ton of Wheatland. Mrs Parks served on the nominating committee Mrs Howle helped as a teller Morton was elected Wyoming director. Cowles was reelected president for two years. The gathering raised about 111000 of 250000 needed for furlough houses in France for American soldiers. The weather started cold then warmed. roses bloomed. The Woman's club of the R M A hosted a patriotic party at Fred Miller home with hospitality and light knitting.
Mrs Harold Vaughan and son Gardner traveled from Denver after hearing Galli Curci at the Auditorium. HB Stubbs with daughters Helen and Gertrude left for Council Bluffs by the death of Mrs Stubbs brother. Mrs Killian and Mrs Ames traveled Cheyenne for Woman's Relief Corps business. Mrs Wille to Keokuk Iowa for illness of Mrs Dean. Miss Helen Hutton from Clinton stayed with her daughter Mrs Darteher, who left for Clinton after her son in law Eleey’s death. Mr O P Keefe returned from Denver.
The Helena Art Association session included a short program and annual business meeting. Mrs P A Vahey presided as president for the coming year, with Mrs J Kobeley as secretary and Mrs W Glafenke as treasurer. Reports were read and the year concluded. Members discussed living room design including lighting tone color schemes and furniture arrangement.
The Whittier club held its annual meeting at Mrs. W. H. Kleinke's home. Mrs. A. L. Putnam was elected to a second term as president with Mrs. W. A. Wyman as vice president and Mrs. Mark Kelley as secretary treasurer. The group planned next year’s program and will continue the Bible study.
The Mystic Mage club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Win Lanesworth home for a brief business session and social visiting with knitting and sewing. Tea was served at five o clock. In two weeks Mrs Roxeboom hosts. Guests included Mesdame Quayle Christensen Waldo Braman Taylor Schmidt and Roweboom. Mrs Herma Guam hosted the Coterie Antile with visiting music and work brought by each guest. Tea time refreshments followed with Mrs Mawards and Mrs Willan Byenter among invitees.
The Vaughters of the Almericad Revolution will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. John F. Carey to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
The New York Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold a final meeting before summer adjournment on Monday at 3 p.m. at the library. Officers for the next year will be elected belatedly.
The Jolly Duniors join Gladys Tyeon for an afternoon gathering. Members perform activities including work, knitting, dancing and magic while the program unfolds with planned routines.
Fragmentary notes show a dispute involving church circles and a company worker. A local Mra appears in a case over lectures in Cheyenne aimed at advancing the interests of Lie.
Mrs Archie Allison accompanies Mrs Le Mance of the Wyoming WOTU to three talks this afternoon at the Congregational Aid Society the Baptist Missionary Society and the Methodist missionary home of Mrs Dowin She plans further youth addresses in Cheyenne Sunday evening at Union church and evening services at First Methodist church The Congregational Christian Endeavor invites all Cheyenne youths and the public to attend both events
The King's Daughters of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors this evening. Mrs McDonald and Miss Fern Pattern are hosting.
Ogden Utah Ma 10 Three persons were drowned and three others injured when an automobile returning from an entertainment at Morg mo went off an embankment into a creek. The dead are William Spendrove Ruth and Milne Spendrove sisters aged 17 and 15. Kin said the accident resulted from the car’s driver swerving to miss the bridge in darkness. Three others escaped with injuries by jumping before the machine fell.
The imperial court of Leipzig announces twelve Dresden socialists sentenced to prison terms from three months to years for distributing revolutionary pamphlets. Several defendants were moved from Benin today as part of the ruling.
A brief gratitude message thanks Hankee neighbors and friends for their numerous acts of kindness and support, signed by MKB G W Holmes and Bon.
Washington May 10 The department of justice opened an investigation into monopolistic control of airplane production led by the Manufacturers Aircraft Association shaping patent strategies. Senate criticism accused the group of planning to restrain government access to aircraft patents and production.
Quote shows a senator urging decisive action with phrasing about an American and annihilation without delay. The fragment suggests a heated debate or demand for urgent measures, though full context is missing.
The F B King Brothers company of Laramie Wyoming released a thirty six page pamphlet titled Ram bouillets and Corriedales Range Rams Flock Headers and Foundation Flocks. The booklet features ranch scenes flocks buildings and noted Rambouillet and Corriedale sheep. Copies will be sent to Japan Australia and other countries. The work is praised for its careful preparation and high quality printing.
The article promotes home gardening to ease food supply, urging every yard and vacant lot to produce vegetables. It notes county chairmen organize land for war gardens, with water access aiding plans, and predicts vacant lots in Wyoming will soon sprout green shoots as citizens cooperate locally.
The record lists AMERTO vs EBOWEL with Wastington 4 and Boston blanked. New York 7 over Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 6. NATIONAL DIVISION games show New York 4 and Philadelphia 3 with other matches in doubt.
Fragmentary notice from Milwaukee May 1 lists sale details for a detailed item. Partial lines reference legal or dealer actions and a telephone contact. The readable portion mentions a sale of a device, possibly related to a confiscated or seized item, with unclear location and price.
The Stork Growers National Bank has added a fourth teller to handle payments, receipts, drafts, and time certificates. With three tellers on duty at noon, the bank aims to speed service for customers and promote the bank to patrons.
Norma Talmadge stars in The Offam a tale of a wealthy teen driven by diversion and romance with Cleopatra themes. The Atlas theater presents the film next Saturday and Sunday as part of a eight film Norma Talmadge year plan.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Moyittaid pod Gulf G8 Journey and a company office head possibly Ariel and a meeting time from five to seven. The legible portions are insufficient to identify full names, dates, or concrete events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Marty, Hawtin, Napthey, and Bet... includes broken phrases about events or places and a possible date reference to a week. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the readable segments.
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