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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
7
The annual clothing drive by the Associated Charities begins next Monday and runs all week. Mrs F L Hob Ipeon, chair of the clothing committee, announced the event last night. Housewives shed cast off clothing during spring cleaning, presenting disposal concerns.
Motorists are asked to donate part time by driving their cars next week to collect clothing. Volunteers should call telephone number 266 for details and to offer assistance.
Nee J. M. Endicott led an interesting discussion on Progress and Common Sense at the Colored Civic League meeting held at Second Baptist Church last night. The consensus of opinion was not fully stated in the fragment.
The text records a meeting where MW. BE chaired and a discussion followed by refreshments. It states the league will meet next Thursday at One ALM. OR.ochures. Mrs. Mary Nesbit from Denver will speak.
Parnell Burton Harrison aged 45 governor general of the Philippine Islands marries a woman described as eighteen summers in Chicago on May 15. The brief notice notes the unusual union and identifies Harrison’s official title and residence.
Misa Elizabeth Wrentmore, 98, and Johnstone Myers, a Nevada native, wed at 9:90 this afternoon at the Immanuel Capital Church in Berkeley. Pastor officiant from Immanuel Capital presided, ring ceremony completed.のみ
The street railway adopts brass local fare checks and white metal city checks replacing pasted paper tickets. Existing paper tickets remain valid. holders are urged to turn in old tickets for new metal transfers. Checks will be sold at locations currently selling street car nickers.
The high school strike ended yesterday morning as absentees returned and rejoined classes. Superintendent A B Jessup said unexcused absences will be changed to excused after makeup work. Four ringleaders are kept out at the board’s request and will meet the board for possible readmission after settlement.
Arnold Larson led striking students at a Wednesday meeting while Francis Brammer and Glen Swain, suspended earlier, were kept out of class. The district reiterated a long standing rule that excused absences are followed by makeup work with minor late penalties. A national memorial at Westminster Abbey on May 24 honors the centenary of Queen Victoria’s birth.
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