Cheyenne High School Class Day Exercises Tonight
Longfellow lines frame Cheyenne High School Class Day as graduates present a program at the gymnasium. The lineup includes chorus selections, class prophecy and history, violin and vocal solos, class gifts, a class poem, and orchestra performances. Admission is by ticket. hosts include Mrs. Shafer and Miss Taylor with several guests noted.
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Cheyenne High School
Pellestrina
Offenbach
Kenno Roe
Lillie Roberts
Theresa McInerney
Brahms
Muriel Guy
Mahel Logan
Dorothy van Winkle
William Heavey
Happy Bird
E. Holst
Bertha Day
Misa
Clara Dodds
F. Thorne
C. A. Shafer
Claudia Taylor
Kensington Tea Honors Mrs. C. L. Agnew
Mrs Leon C Hills hosted a Wednesday afternoon informal Kensington in Cheyenne for Mrs C L Agnew who leaves to make Plaindale Wyoming her home Guests enjoyed yellow themed decor snapdragons and a lace covered table with flowers Tea was served during the afternoon and ladies shared needlework conversations.
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Kensington
Leon C. Hills
C. L. Agnew
Cheyenne
Plaindale
Wyo
Hills
Oberfelders Host Dinner for Sidney Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8S Pearlstine entertained Wednesday night at Nettford Apartments in honor of Mrs. Pearlstine's father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney Neb. The menu featured red and white carnations and ferns with matching iced desserts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberfelder and others from Denver and Wheatland.
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Pearlstine
Nettford
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney, Neb
Joseph Wasserman
Arthur Oberfelder
Denver
Young Hart Completes Two Years Work In One
A Cheyenne High School student named Hart earns distinction by finishing two years of work in a single year. This notable achievement highlights accelerated study and scholastic rigor within the Cheyenne educational community.
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Cheyenne
Mr. Hart
Birthday Party for Little Mina Kinport in Local Home
Ninth birthday party hosted by Mina Kinport at her home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Potter plans informal entertainment this afternoon for her daughter and a bridge event Saturday evening. James Hart, son of Captain Hart, to return May 29 from the military academy in Kearney Nebraska. Convent pupils and friends enjoyed a social afternoon with music dancing and a sale of fancy articles to raise funds for new projector slides.
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Mina Elisabeth Kinport
N. Potter
W. B. Gunton
Rock Springs
James David Hart
W. K. Hart
Kearney, Neb
Military Academy
Fort Russell Social Events Report Thursday Bridge Activities
Mrs C C McCulloch hosted a Wednesday card event featuring bridge and five hundred with dainty tulip and marguerite decor and Japanese design tally cards. Guests included Mrs Gullfoyle Fuller Kieffer Myer Wing Armstrong Stodter others. Guilfoyles to entertain tonight. Thursday Bridge Club plans meet at Mrs T C Crabb 1914 Central Avenue while Mrs D C Barksdale hosts Help One Another Club at her Park Addition home with Plains Pharmacy gathering at 2 20 car away.
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C. C. McCulloch
Mra. Myer
Mra. Wing
Fuller
Kieffer
Myer
van Horn
Morton
Kitts
Reno
Fuger
Armstrong
Stodter
Cowin
Sievert
Wing
Snyder
Misses Fernandez
Blacketadt
Little
T. C. Crabb
Central Avenue
D. C. Barksdale
Park Addition
Plains Pharmacy
Duskiees Meeting Sets Biannual Budvnews Gatherings
At the Duskiees meeting held Saturday at the library the group decided to hold two budget meetings each year, in September and May. The sessions will occur in the evening with rehearsals to allow men to attend and participate. A business meeting is scheduled for tonight after the rehearsal.
Mystic Maze Club Schedules Afternoon Event
Mystic Mize and the Mystic Maze club plan an afternoon gathering with Mrs I Taylor at 420 EB 18th St. The event details are briefly noted in this low readable OCR fragment.
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Mystic Maze Club
Mra. I
IM. Taylor
18Th St
Ladies of the G. A. R. Meet With Mrs Stuart in Gen Fisher Area
The Gen Fisher Circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Stuart at 620 ER, 18th Street, at 2:30. Note the change from Friday to Thursday.
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Fisher
Thureday
A. M. Stuart
Bake Sale by Ladies of the G A R at Chenstines Grocery
The Ladies of the G A R schedule a bake sale for Saturday afternoon at Chenstine s Grocery stor. Proceeds support local veterans activities and charity.
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Chenstine
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Johnston
The Wednesday Bridge Club gathered yesterday afternoon with full membership present. Final games and lunch were enjoyed by all attendees.
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Pridge Club
Mre. A. D. Johnston
May Day entertainments planned by church groups
In church circles the South Side Ladies Aid Society hosts a dime social this afternoon at Mrs. Peter Work's home. The South Cheyenne W C T U plans a May Day program Tuesday evening May 21 at the South Congregational church featuring songs recitations dialogues and a May Queen with attendants. May baskets and homemade candy will be sold.
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South Side Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter Work
15Th &T
South Cheyenne
South Congregational Church
Cascarets Promise Quick Internal Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the liver stomach and bowels. It claims rapid relief from biliousness headaches and poor sleep and pitches a 10 cent box as lasting value while urging care for children.
Alabama Minstrels Bring Old Southern Ballads to Cheyenne
A Cheyenne show preview promotes the Alabama Minstrels on Tuesday May 21 in a large tent theater. Clarence I. Erickson oversees a company of forty Black performers and ten Octoroon women presenting antebellum tunes, current hits, clean comedy, and popular ballads. The act emphasizes family friendly entertainment with a noon free concert and a street parade, using two private cars Mobile and Alabama for travel.
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Clarence I. Erickson
Alabama Minstrels
Darkey
Mobile
Alabama
America
Guild of St Mark's Hosts Friday Meeting
The Guild of St Mark's will hold a work meeting Friday afternoon in the guild room at the Parsh House. Hostesses Meadames Niewander Emery and Forsyth will oversee the Presbyterian Aid Society. The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H M Bunce at 2608 Warren Avenue.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Parsh House
Meadames, Niewander, Emery and
Forsyth
Presbyterian Aid Society
H. M. Bunce
Warren Avenue
Commencement Party for Virling Hart Honored at Parish House
Captain and Mrs. Virling K Hart entertain Wednesday evening May 22 at the Parish House in honor of their son Virling one of this year's graduates.
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Virling K. Hart
Virling
Musical Club Practice Before May Festival
The Saturday Missal club will practice this evening at the Parish house for the May Festival, and every active member urged to attend and ready performances.
Teachers Banquet and Church Meeting Report
The Congregational Sunday school officers and teachers held a monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlors. Plans for Children’s Day May 26 were set and reports cited a prosperous Sunday school. the evening was enjoyable. A note promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism and Eureka vacuum cleaning services. Also, the Searchlight Club hosts a chicken dinner at A O U W hall on 1619 Eddy street from 5:20 to 8 p.m. inviting all.
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Congregational Sunday School
H. Barnett
Galen A. Fox
Ruth Jensen
Ladies of the Searchlight Club
Eddy Street
Woman Accuses C A Broderick of Larceny
Pinkie Morris a Cheyenne resident accuses merchant C A Broderick of grand larceny over a coat bought on installment. She says she paid $500 and, when short of cash for the collector, he took the garment from her rooms.
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Pinkie Morris
Redlight District
C. A. Broderick
Broderick
Alien labor bill faces uncertain future in Arizona
In Phoenix on May 16 the alien labor bill which could force 20 000 foreign mine workers from jobs in Arizona faces doubt about becoming law as railroads and mining companies oppose it while the Senate passed it and the House sent it to the printing committee. Governor Hunt signed a child labor law and an eight hour day for miners.
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Phoenix
Aris
Arizona
Senate
House
Hunt
Bride Killed Defending Honor in Lincolnville
The body of Rosy Kapaun, three months married, was found with bruises in her Lincolnville home. She appears to have been choked during an attack she resisted. Seaad Kapaun, 60, her father in law, was arrested and jailed at Marion.
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Lincolnville
Kan
Rosy Kapaun
Seaad Kapaun
Alexandra
England
Denmark
Christian IX
Louise
Sweden
Crong
Christian
Ineoenio
Prince Christian
Outalie
Cure for Eczema Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
An 1910 letter extols Cuticura for long lasting eczema on hands. The writer, Kita Narber, says after years of agony and failed doctors, use of Cuticura Remedios and Ointment brought rapid relief in three days and complete healing since. Includes ad copy for Cuticura Soap and Lotion offerings and a free skin book.
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Spring
Mich
Danish King Died While Walking Incognito in Hamburg
King Frederick VIII of Denmark died suddenly from apoplexy in Hamburg while strolling unrecognized as the Count of Kronberg. He arrived in the city with Queen and royal suite after returning from a southern trip and convalescing from lung inflammation.
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Hamburg
Germany
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Count of
Kronberg
Hamburgerhof
Helen Ware the Stage Struck Girls
Helen Ware advocates stage work shaping a woman through life experiences. She tells aspiring actresses that personal choices, marriage, and motherhood influence onstage emotions and warns against superficial training.
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Helen Ware
Iowa Mission Worker Shot at Benedict Rescue Home
Mrs Elizabeth Evans manager of the Benedict Rescue home was shot three times by inmate Robbins aged 41 after chapel. She was amputated in the left arm and a slight wound in the right arm. Robbins, who showed no effort to flee, is jailed and silent. Authorities deem him possibly demented. The incident occurred after chapel services.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Elizabeth Evans
Benedict Rescue Home
Robbins
Evans
Methodist Hospital
Robing
Pote
Mra Evans
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