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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
13
A partial OCR line notes figures and timing but is too garbled to identify a clear event or names. It hints at costs and deadlines but lacks coherent context or subjects.
East Side Bridge club hosted two tables at Mrs. Bristol’s home with guests from California and Pasadena. Whittier club members attended royal style dinner at the Wy man home then supper at B. J. Kelley’s. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Wyman and many Cheyenne residents. A YWAuxiliary meeting at Mrs. Sharpe’s occurred later in the week.
A spring trend spotlights black lace gowns for debutantes, chosen for youthful charm. Descriptions note lace overlays on black satin bases with silver bodices,V-necklines, and tiny sleeves, paired with black lace hats accented by a silver rose.
Miss Gardner becomes the first woman in the west to learn the flying game and plans to fly solo someday. She and Cole are developing a new airplane stunt kept confidential but described as a winner. Miss Gardner accompanied Cole on his Cheyenne flight aboard the Curtiss Oriole, the lone passenger on the trip.
A brief report records a meeting of the State Bar held at Gasper. Attendees and agenda items are not detailed in the readable text.
Churchill Parent-Teachers Association outlines a fathers meeting tonight at the school with Judge William G Mentzer and Rev Fisher and Mrs William Dubois as speakers. Vocal and instrumental numbers are planned followed by refreshments in the dining room. Special guests include fathers of Churchill students and board of education members.
The Cheyenne chapter of the University of Nebraska Alumni association held its annual spring dinner at the Plains hotel Sunday evening at 6 30. Guests recalled university activities and discussed current events, followed by election of officers.
Mrs Avery Haggard elected president replacing Sam Thompson with Ruth Bridenbaugh as treasurer and Fred L Babcock as secretary. Attendees included Dr and Mrs George Lt Strader and others. Helen Hudson recently joined her parents and will move with family to Denver after visiting town following her freshman year at California.
The United States accelerates naval activity with the super-dreadnaught Oklahoma ordered from New York to Key West to cover potential Mexican waters duties and to take a full marine company aboard. The Henderson will carry 41,200 marines to Key West while American destroyers arrive at Tampico and Veracruz with the Sacramento, Dolphin, and other escort ships joining in.
Mystery man said to lurk near Cheyenne keeps a box shelter near the old reservoir on the west bank of Sloane's lake. Police received a Sunday tip describing him at 6 AM then wandering, returning at sundown to sleep in a box. An investigation followed.
The traveling woman needs a suit above all garments for easy packing and versatile use. A dark Georgette or plain tailored wash blouse complements the suit, with lighter outfits for dressy moments. A Langobardine suit with embroidery and a brown straw hat complete a savvy travel wardrobe.
Police investigated a report of a mentally disturbed man seen near the old city reservoir. Officers noted the facility sits on city property and police jurisdiction extends to the lake area.
A Sunday meeting at the local Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a state Chamber of Commerce with Frank J. Wiffler Donald Ashton and Charles B. Stafford. A Casper May 21 22 gathering will finalize the plans and set a state slogan publicity magazine health department good roads irrigation hydro electric plant at Pathfinder.
Embezzlement involved about nineteen thousand dollars of bank funds with friends helping cover the deficit at the time of the alleged act. The case reportedly went before the grand jury. Four men were arrested in Cheyenne for thefts from the American Express company and are among cases before grand jurors, with several liquor cases also prepared for consideration.
Elmore Peterson, secretary of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce with statewide experience, will serve as temporary chairman of the first Wyoming convention and address the creation of a perfected state organization. The meeting will cover housing, tourism, and related issues.
Funeral services for Diemer True son of Mr and Mrs Harry True Jr were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Sinai Church Rev C F Fisher officiated the services and interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery
A Forbes Pharmacy advertisement targets women with claims nine of ten are diseased by constipation. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as mild yet thorough in cleansing and purifying the system, asserting improved complexion and well being after use. Price is 35 cents per package.
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