Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings Highlight Wyoming Social
A long list of Thanksgiving hosts and guests from Cheyenne Casper and surrounding areas is recorded. Families including Gleason, Potter, Beard, Ho Munton, and Weaver shared hospitality with numerous friends and relatives at multiple dinner gatherings. A bridge party at J. H. Walton’s celebrated Mrs. Frank Burrage of Laramie, and a quiet wedding at St. Mark's Episcopal in Cheyenne united Sergeant Jesse Edward Gilmer and Miss Mary Madison Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gleason
H. D. Gleason
Mr. Gleason
Kansas
Lovella Moore
Elizabeth
Mary
Charlies N. Potter
Cyrus Beard
Walter Ho Munton
Mins Ireland
Billy Walker
John Anderson
Wre
HH Allen Floyd
Mere
Ridgley
Thankeniving
End Mre
W. Tf. Batnam
Mre
Clarence Holliday
W. KE. Hinrichs
Mr. and
Mra
A. Tl. Putnam
Mises Mazel Stevick
Herman [Kintichs
The
Heat
Harry A. True
James B
Alan
Harry
A. R. Wilson
Stansbury Thompson
Deemer
Frank Burrage
Laramie
Jesse Edward Gilmer
Eighty-third Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Mise Mary Madison Lee
W. K. Lee
Cheyenne
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Margaret Lee
Koshonin
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Offer
A retailer promotes high grade lines including Manhattan and Emery Shirts E W Collars Interwoven Hose Paramount Neckwear Dent's and Allen Gloves Lewis Underwear Borsalino Stetson Hats Heid Caps Florsheim Wright French Shriner Urner Shoes and a complete line of Boys Clothes The assortments are large and reasonably priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Emery
Paramount
Dent’s and Allen
Lewis
Wedding Breakfast at Bride's Parents Home
A wedding breakfast was held at the bride's parents home after the ceremony at the church. Mr and Mrs Gilmer plan to reside at 2201 Beans Street for the present. Mrs Frisbie and her five children have moved into the former Minnie Stuart house while Mrs Parker and her children occupy a flat with Mrs Frisbie until joining Major Parker in Oklahoma. W P Barton, longtime Union Pacific shop worker, has enlisted in the navy and left for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer
Beans Street
Frisbie
Captain Frisbie
Camp Mills
Minnie Stuart
Arthur Parker
Major Parker
Thanksgiving visits across Wyoming towns
Mrs John Harrington and her son John and daughter Ruth traveled to Fort Collins yesterday to see the football game. Miss Kathryn Bennett visits from Laramie for Thanksgiving with Miss Evelyn Jensen. Clarence Richardson of Casper spends Thanksgiving in Cheyenne with family. Misses Clara and Edith Stemler head to the La Grange ranch for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrington
John
Ruth
Ernest Hyatt
Merwin Bristol
Fort Collins
Kathryn Bennett
Laramie
Evelyn Jensen
Clarence Richardson
Casper
Cheyenne
Clara
Edith Stemler
la Grange
St Marys Sodality Guests at McInerney Larkin and Stone
St Marys Young Ladies Sodality hosts an evening at K hall with Misses McInerney Larkin and Stone as guests. St Marks Guild meets at Parish house this afternoon with entertainment by Mrs Frank Roach. Presbyterian Aid society to work at Red Cross headquarters this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
Frank Roach
Sodality
Ladies’ Sodality of
St Mary's
Cheyenne Youths Attend Football Games in Loveland and Fort Collins
Large group of Cheyenne youths traveled to Loveland and Fort Collins to watch football matches in both cities. Communications lines note messenger service available and prompt delivery. The brief references include a police arrest of Clark from the Union Pacific secret service and a reported chicken pox case at 721 East Twentieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Fort Collins
Hans Martman
East Twentieth Street
Local Club Meeting Tonight and Advertisements
Attention Eagles meeting tonight warrants attendance for business and officer nominations. Attestations by Louis Smith and John J. Astle. Also notes on remedies and services including Laxative Brom Quin ine and taxi services One-One. Open Job Shop announced by W W Slack and William Jardine in Casper with sale of Casper Press interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
John J. Astle
W. W. Slack
William Jardine
The
State Leader
Casper
Casper Press
Percy M. Cropper
Deseret Evening News
Boxing card at Fort Russell ends with three KOs
Three knockouts capped a boxing program at Fort Russell riding hall attended by civilians and soldiers. Highlights include Sam Langford defeating Til Ashford in a rattle the can event, Jack Meyers beating Young Rivers for lightweight title, and Benny Grant defeating Magesy Schoel in the main event under Queensbury rules with Lt Grassey refereeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Til Ashford
Sam Langford
Langford
Jack Meyers
Young Rivers Rivers
Meyers
Bolk
Rivers
Sylvia
Needles
Cal
Scotty Wikoff
Joe Bigos
Bigos
Higos
Detroit
Joe Manfredo
Magesy Schoel
Wyoming
MN Benny Grant
First Cavalry
Schoels
Grant
Schoel
Muggsy
Grassey
Queensbury
Football Scores From Various Colleges
Washington State 14 over Washington 0. Idaho 14 over Montana. Pennsylvania 27 over Cornell 0. Pittsburg 28 over Penn State 6. Denver 28 over Colorado College 7. Colorado 6 over Colorado Aggies 0. Washington and Jefferson 14 over Washington and Lee 0. Dickenson 7 over Bucknell 0. Johns Hopkins 6 over Maryland State 7. Georgetown 27 over Allentown Ambulance 0. Kansas 27 over Missouri percent. Ames 47 over Drake 0. Syracuse 10 over Nebraska 9. Kansas Aggies 38 over Washburn 0. Vanderbilt 1 percent. Sewanee 6 over none. Navy 27 over Army 0. St. Louis 14 over Washington 0. Georgetown 0 over Central 15. Minols 24 over Camp Funston 0. Utah Aggios 14 over Utah 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
University of Washington
University of Idaho
University of Montana
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pittsburg
Penn State
University of Denver
Colorado College
University of Colorado
Colorado Aggies
Washington and Jefferson
Washington and Lee
Dickenson
Bucknell
Johns Hopkins
Maryland State
Georgetown
Allentown Ambulance
Kansas
Missouri
Ames
Drake
Syracuse
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Washburn
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Navy
Army
St. Louis
Washington
Central
Minols
Camp Funston
Utah
Aggios
Musical Treat by Trio Impresses Cheyenne Audiences
A trio of Miss Bertha Kribben Miss Pearl Headford Williams and Miss Edwyn Redding gave a concert at the Presbyterian church to a large Cheyenne crowd. Williams delivered a brilliant Caro Nome while Kribben displayed flawless violin technique and Redding impressed as pianist. The group performs in Fort Collins tonight after a well received recital in Greeley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bertha Kribben
Pearl Headford Williams
Edwyn Redding
Cheyenne
Miss Williams
Kribben
Military Mentor at Wyoming U Takes Lieutenant Commission
Sergt. J. L. Gagne, a military instructor at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, is commissioned as first lieutenant and assigned to the aviation corps. He will attend a training school to learn duties of a new post amid numerous flying candidates. He is 5 years old and has served at many forts and posts, and will work in a nonflying capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Sergt
J. L. Gagne
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Aviation Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Fon
Barbara Fon
Edward
Francis Ron
Peeley
Goodman
Fort Showell
W. K. Weaver
Thore
Yesterdas
Margeret Keittle
Max Guthria
John Yooun
Mise
Florencee Flanagan
Wienes
Margaret
Ruth Weaver
Warren Richardson
G. W. Stanley
Sire Clarence Richardson
F .F. Vaughan
Mr and Mee
Harold Vaughan
Shepherd & Kle
Apital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday
U. PL
A. Clark
Union Pacific Secret Service Department
Sherman
E. W. Grqve
Sherman Co
Leo Hobbs & Muckfelt
Plains Hotel
Army Post
Muggly Schoels
Wyoming U
Traini
Sloan
Liniment
Santain
Catar
Eld
Ona
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Mary Jeanette Bevan Berry
Mary Jeanette Bevan
Padua
Township
Range
6Th Prin
Meridian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!