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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
15
The Associated Charities announces an annual clothing drive beginning next Monday and lasting all week. Mrs F L Hobson chairs the clothing committee and urges housewives to contribute cast off and second hand garments after spring cleaning.
Motorists are asked to help by donating part-time car trips next week to collect clothing. Volunteers should call telephone number 266 for details.
Nee J. M. Endicott led a discussion on Progress and Common Sense at the Colored Civic League meeting held at the Second Baptist church with Van Kebl present last night. The consensus of opinion was...
The note records a meeting presided by MW Be aithson with discussion on race prejudice and a planned session next Thursday at One Alm. Or brochures mention Mrs. Mary Nesbit from Denver to speak.
Parnell Burton Harrison 45, governor general of the Philippine Islands, wed a woman described as eighteen summers in Chicago on May 15. The ceremony linked prominent figures as the Associated Press reports from Chicago.
Misa Elizabeth Wrentmore, 98, married at UC Berkeley with a small group in attendance. Reverend Johnstone Myers of Immanuel Bapital church officiated, using a ring ceremony in the afternoon.
The street railway switches from pasteboard tickets to brass and white metal fare checks starting yesterday. Old paper tickets remain valid for now but holders should exchange them for the new checks, which will be sold at the usual streetcar fare outlets.
The high school strike ended with absentees returning to classes and work to be made up. Superintendent A B Jessup says unexcused absences will be changed to excused after make up. Four ringleaders are kept out at the board's request and will meet the board to resolve their case.
Arnold Larson spoke for striking students at the meeting while Francis Brammer and Glen Swain were suspended before the walkout. The article notes a longstanding policy penalizing late make up work for absences including sickness. Westminster Abbey hosts memorial services on May 24 for Queen Victoria's centennial birth anniversary.
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