Farewell receptions honor departing Mrs Gleason and nurses
Informal tea for Mrs Frank Gleason leaving Cheyenne for Denver with friends and family in festive rooms filled with mage and sweet peas. Alpha club tea featuring Mrs Emma J Dobbins and guests, plus a St Johns nurses class dinner with 15 members and a 9 o clock breakfast, celebrating six 1917 graduates.
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William A. Riner
Frank Gleason
Cheyenne
Denver
T. J. Henneberry
St. John's Training School For Nurses
Visiting List and Local Guests At Area Homes
Visiting list notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carey and daughters visiting Judge and Mrs. Carey, vacating the Van Tassell home for new owners. Mrs. Julia C. Goorman and Finlay Goodman depart for Denver for Memorial Day and Col. Cody burial. Halsey Marchant and Mrs. LaFontaine host relatives for high school commencement June 8. Clara Dodds returns from Powell to spend summer in Cheyenne. Mrs. C Woods relocates to an apartment after leaving Minnie Stuart’s home.
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Charles D. Carey
Joseph M. Carey
van Tassell
Julia C. Goorman
Finlay Goodman
Frank” L. Houx
Denver
Goodman
Col
W. F. Cody
Halsey Marchant
Ogden
Utah
Clara Dodds
Powell
Chervenne
Effie E. Dodds
Mrs. C. ©. Woods
Minnie Stuart
Church Circles Y. P. B. Annual Picnic Plan
The Y P B of the W T U schedules an annual picnic today meeting at the headquarters at 1:30 p m and, if fine, proceeding to Lake Minnehaha. Inclement weather will prompt an indoor picnic at the headquarters.
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Lake Minnehaha
Man to be Tried for Buying Shoes of Soldiers
Frank Latch of Marshaltown Iowa may face a trial before Judge Riner for purchasing government property after buying a pair of shoes for three dollars from a soldier on the street Monday night. He says he did not know the purchase was illegal while en route to Casper by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Latch
Marshaltown
Iowa
Riner
Latch
Casper
Salvation Army Offers Free Grave Flowers at Local HQ
Flowers for grave decoration available to those unable to buy them at Salvation Army headquarters. Donated by Mrs. Duniway who lives on the South side. Flowers can be obtained after 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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Salvation Army
Mre. Duniway
Liberty Bonds Promote War Effort In San Francisco
San Francisco readers learn liberty bonds are negotiable and exempt from most taxes with 3 percent interest. Banks and big banks will trade above par and bonds will list on stock exchanges. Automobiles push a public campaign raising funds, plus Italian Benevolent Society plans June gathering urging purchases.
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San Francisco
Liberty Loan Committee
United States
Liberty Loan
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Italian Benevolent Society
Jackson
Amador County
Non-Residents Urged to Register for Draft Program
County Clerk Ida L. Graham reports difficulties registering non residents under the selective draft rule. Anyone absent from home on June 6 must appear at the county clerk office to complete registration cards before that date. Railroad and traveling workers are registering, with more than 160 already signed up and expected to rise.
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Ida L. Graham
Women’s Civic League Forms to Battle Vice in Cheyenne
The Women's Civic League of Cheyenne is organized to mobilize women as a force for a cleaner city under moral and physical standards. It aims to cooperate with officials to enforce temperance laws, eradicate vice districts, and enroll all local women without dues. A public meeting is planned for May 1 in the library auditorium with city leaders invited to discuss a moral cleanup and potential Y M C A presence in camps where soldiers are stationed.
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D. B. Gray
Cheyenne
Clark
Bailey
Omaha
Gheyenne
U. S
Y.M
Wyoming
Sle
Race Riots Prompt Troop Deployment in East St. Louis
Governor Lowden orders five infantry troops and one cavalry troop to East St. Louis after rumors of renewed race rioting. Mayor and sheriff urge immediate military aid as ten Black residents are hospitalized from the previous night’s clashes.
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Springfield
Lowden
East St. Louis
Senators Pay Tribute to Departed Solon
A congressional tribute to the late Sen ator Marty Lane was emphasized with senators and representatives arriving for the semi military funeral. The party included Norris of Nebraska Ashurat of Arizona Kendrick of Wyoming Lobec of Nebraska and Masat Dish.
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Solon
Portland
Ore
Marty Lane
Norris
Nebraska
Ashurat
Arizona
Kendrick
Wyoming
Lobec
Masa Gt Dish
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