Notable Golden Celebration at St Mark's Episcopal Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church in Theyenne marked the fiftieth anniversary of its founding and its debt liquidation with a fellowship dinner for 205 at the Parish House. Attendees included Bishop Johnson of Colorado and Dean Thornberry of Laramie. speeches by Rafter, Burrage, Huston, and others honored the church’s history and debt clearance, framing a new era of service.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Theyenne
Parieh House
Historical Review
General Pershing
Dugald Whitaker
Luke Voorhees
Mary Brown
Portisrell
Bishop Johnson
Colorado
Dean Thornberry
Laramie
Burrage
Epiiscopatrhares
Cheyenne
Cook
Rafter
Thomas
Sean Thornberry
J. M. Carey
J. M. Walton
Huston
St. Mark’s
Red Cross Notes and Local Benefit Event
A letter from a comrade updated Sergeant Dickson's improving condition this morning, easing family worries as he nears recovery. The Red Cross reports social circle activities at headquarters and a monthly patriotic work session by the Methodist church ladies. Garment room closes today and tomorrow for a Denver shipment, with missing goods being traced. A dance at Parish House May 20 supports Red Cross relief.
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Dickson
Aother
Red Cross
Denver
I. A
B. of L. E
Visiting Notables Pause in Cheyenne on Short Trips
A list of social visitors and brief journeys through Cheyenne includes H q Pitkin of Sioux City Iowa staying with cousins the Hudsons then leaving. Atherlys from Fort Collins visited Fred Miller home for exams and returned. Bishop and Mrs Thomas returned from Denver. Miss Marijorie Wyckoff of York Nebraska visited Forbes home en route to York with Hannah Forbes. Jeannette Mullen of Notre Dame College Baltimore plans Chicago after June fifth. Mrs Fred Boice returns from Rawlins after a week with her mother.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Cheyenne
D. ¢. Hudson
Atherly
Fort Collins
Fred Miller
Bishop
Marijorie Wyckoff
York
Neb
Pacific Coast
Forbes
Hannah Forbes
Miss Wyckoff
Miss Forbes
Jeannette Mullen
William £. Mullen
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
College Club Tea For Local High School Grads
The College Club will host a musical tea tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Fred Bolce’s home. The guests will be the graduating class of this year from the local high school, with Mrs. B A Huston assisting as host.
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College Club
Fred Bolce
A. Huston
Sunshine Social Menout Social Meeting Announcement
Sunshine society to meet next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Martha Pox. Members may bring a friend. Hostesses are Mrs Pox and Mrs George H Gilland. Donations will be given to the Red Cross.
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Maude Johnston
Carnegie Library
Charles Dennee
Boston
W. H. Gill
Gerritt Smith
Edith Kelat
Helen Kepler
Jesse
Emmett Eckdale
Verla Parker
Marguerite Mentz
Ruth Kepler
Margaret Whiting
Elizabeth Jenkins
Mildred Williams
Marjorie Lannen
Sunshine Society
Martha
Pox
Hed Cross
Weather Summary for Savannah on the 16th
Normal date temperature 64 degrees. actual 53 degrees. 24 hour change seven degrees colder. High 70 at 2 pm, low 26 at 4:45 am. Wind peak 45 mph from BW at 10:45 am. Year to date precipitation 6.41 inches versus 6.02 normal. No precipitation in last 24 hours. Observed by GEO.W PITMAN.
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Lowen
Geo.w
Pitman
Wanted notes and rental ads from a damaged listing page
A fragmentary classified page shows stray rewards and job requests, mixed housing offers, and vague contact phrases. Entries reference a brown brindle puppy reward, rooms for rent, a white girl for general work, and vague telephone cues, with several garbled names and dates.
High Pay to Fill War Jobs in Army Ordnance
The United States Army Ordnance calls for top technical and skilled workers for wartime plants. Salaries reach up to 6000 dollars yearly for chemists engineers and superintendents, with positions at nitrate plant No 1 and various chemical and gas manufacturing sites across the United States. Applicants must meet education and experience standards, and no current government workers may apply without written consent.
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Washington
Civil Service
United States Army Ordnance
Cigill
United States
Army Ordnance
F Street
Ordnance
Ordnance Department
Elerwhere
Ordnance Office
Thorugh
Scar Akooannas
Tever
Power
Red Star Order Grows in State War Relief Drive
News from Casper reports a drive for funds to aid the Red Star organization aiding hurt or crippled horses in the war. Hot Springs county and Laramie county near $300, with E. W. Burke overseeing Humane society counties. Local officers include Dr A W French president H R Millard treasurer and F Cooper secretary. Yearly memberships are $1.
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Casper
Redster
Hot Springs County
Laramie County
E. W. Burke
The
Humane Society
A. W. French
Pr. H. R. Millard
F. Cooper
Dying War Horse Tenderly Remembered by Local Official
A local Red Star official prints a wartime diary excerpt about a dying horse on a shell scarred highway. The rider kneels beside the animal, granting a final farewell as the battery roars. The scene contrasts battlefield brutality with a moment of quiet pity and personal sacrifice.
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Red Star
Railway workers to get special service at Stock Growers Bank
Bank to extend hours and deploy four tellers on pay day to speed service for railway employees. City banks coordinate to stay open until 1 pm. Readers urged to cash checks at Stock Growers National Bank for fast handling. Saddle soap eyed as boot polish substitute at Fort Bliss cavalry station.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Sinck Growers National Bank
Port Bliss
Tex
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Quartermaster’s Department
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