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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

11

Community Dinner Honors War Bound Couple and Bride Elect

Social pages detail a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J O Connell for brother John OConnell soon to go to war and Miss Catherine Walsh with Clarence A Swainson, a wedding to be held next week. Other events include Beatty bridge night hosting 32 guests and multiple informal gatherings for visiting friends and soldiers. A piano recital and a Red Cross drive with district captains and a benefit dance at the Parish house are announced, with proceeds from a quilt raffle and soldier-friendly rates.

BP. J. O'Connell John O'Connell Catherine Walsh Clarence A. Swainson Rel Crowe Powerl Red Cros Kopald Red Cross Sands’ Drug Store

Women’s Red Cross Drive Nears Conclusion

The women of Cheyenne raised over 5000 dollars in the Red Cross drive led by city chairman A D Johnston as the campaign winds down.

Wowen Gheyenne A. D. Johnston

Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup

Miss Mary Nimmo attends Colorado College commencement in Colorado Springs and plans visits for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill and daughter visit Cheyenne while Mr. Merrill travels east on business as president of the National Lumberman's Association. Judge and Mrs. Matson return from Denver. Miss Martha Ott leaves for San Francisco to visit her brother and Mrs. Whitcom. Miss Ethel Nimmo tours Cincinnati Chicago and Omaha on her way home from Buena Vista. The Cervantes girls head to Atlanta with their parents awaiting the southward move. Mrs. Henderson hosts Mrs. Whittemore of New York in Cheyenne. Lieut. A. G. Reilly departs Fort Sill after visiting Cheyenne.

Mary Nimmo Colorado Springs Colorado College Nimmo George Merrill Witte Pasadena Cal Merrill Albert Chapman Cheyenne National Lumberman's Association Judge Buena Vista West Va Cincinnati Chicago Omaha Grace Theresa Cervantes Atlanta South Cervantes H. B. Henderson O. A. Whittemore New York Denver

Methodist Aid society holds May meeting this afternoon

The Methodist Aid society business meeting for May will be held this afternoon at three o clock in the church parlors with Mrs Enoe Laughile presiding. The meeting was moved from Thursday due to Decoration Day. St Mark's Guild and Presbyterian Missionary Society also plan meetings at the parish house.

Harold Vaughan Don Mae Wolfer Dorothy Matcher Arthur Milter Carnegie Trary Vaughan Methoding Aid Society Methodist Aid Society Enoe Laughile St. Mark's Guild Guild of St. Mark's

Missionary Work Event At Cheyenne Club Meeting

Yesterday afternoon Mrs J A Morton presided over a Cheyenne gathering focusing on missionary work in Slam and the border Mexicana situation. Miss Geraldine Swarm entertained with piano, readings, and songs while Mine Pau la Swarm, visiting for a few days, contributed.

Leety J. A. Morton S. Swan Mee oMre Stan Slam Bribblefield Geraldine Swarm Paula Swarm Cheyenne

Women’s Clubs Chapter C P Ee Ol Meeting Closes Year

Mrs A D Johnston and Mrs J D Shingle hosted Chapter C P Ee Ol for a seasonal gathering at Johnston home. Visiting and knitting occupied the afternoon with tea at five. Nearly full chapter attendance, adjournment set for September.

A. D Johnston J. D. Shingle C. P. Ee Mike Jennie McGuffy

Flags of Allies Feature at Hundred Percent American Ball

The Capitol decorations for the event included flags of France Belgium Great Britain Italy Serbia Montenegro Romania Russia Japan and Portugal with Old Glory as the central display. State Treasurer Herman B Gates arranged their arrival from Denver at Secretary Charles Morgan’s telephonic request. The flags reached Cheyenne at 7 65 o clock and were soon in place.

Germany Capitol Denver Herman B. Gates Charles Morgan Capitol Commission Cheyenne France Belgium Great Britain Italy Serbia Montenegro Romania Russia Japan Portugal

White House wool shares attract new donor

A. M. Brock of Buffalo Wyoming subscribed for five shares of Whitehouse wool at five dollars each, bringing total subscriptions to 160. Contributors include the Wyoming Wool Growers Assn with one hundred dollars and A B Bartlett of Cheyenne with twenty five dollars.

White House Wool Houx A. M. Brock Buffalo Wyo Whitehouse Wyoming Wool Growers Ass‘n A. B. Bartlett Cheyenne Wryo

United States Express Companies Merge to Form Federal Express

Washington May 28 One union express company for the entire United States created by agreement among McAdoo and heads of Adana Wells Fargo American and Southern express. The new corporation capitalizes at 40 million dollars and will be known as the Federal Express company. George Taylor of American Express becomes president. the merger takes effect after July 1. Shippers will direct shipments without regard to any single line and all signs of individual companies disappear from wagons and stations.

Washington Union Express Company United States McAdoo Adana WelleFargo American Southern Express Companion Federal Rapreas Company George ©. Taylor American Express Company

Bent-S Room Complete Furnished For Six Weeks

Classified notice advertises a fully furnished room available for six weeks starting June 5 at 100 Water Street. Contact shows watermarked address and dates.

Bent

Police raid on Negro resort uncovers liquor seizure

Chief Embery led a raid in the colored section seizing whiskey port wine and beer from a house. Inmate Jordan Davis arrested with Hazel Crosby suspected organizer of illicit gatherings. Davis a downtown saloon porter, house hosted drinking parties with a musician and several women linked to the underworld.

Embery Hazel Crosby Jordan Davis Hanel Davis Thease Underworld

Patriotic Ball At Capitol Proves Highly Successful

The 100 Per Cent American club hosted a patriotic ball at the state capitol last evening. The lobby served for dancing while a large orchestra played on a platform. Despite crowding, attendees embraced the jam and the event netted substantial revenue to aid the war effort.

Capitol

Public Open House At State Offices Draws Visitors

State offices welcomed the public as scores wandered freely through the grand building. Financial returns were not yet available but will be announced immediately. There is no disappointment with the venture’s result.

Local feuding over a price fight and public figures

The fragment describes trouble linked to a planned price fight involving a prospective son in law Donald Mecfiondgie and several named locals including Richard Weatherly Majorie's lover Wilmore Stevens Arthur Busch and Alva My ere playing roles seen as lunatic and superintendent of a sanatorium The excerpt mentions Ailton Laughlin in a partial role near Jones.

Inlaw Donald Mecfiondgie Ax Richard Weatherly Majorie Wilmore Stevens Arthur Busch Alva Myere Ailton Laughlin Jones

Cheyenne High Wheal Play Earns $125 Million Grant

Audience praised the Cheyenne high school production as strong as many professionals. The $125 million raised will go to the Red Cross, highlighting the community’s support for the event and its philanthropic goal.

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