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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
3
The narrative covers a social hosted by Miss Warkley with guests, plus a large Cheyenne contingent heading to the Wyoming State Convention of the W C U in Laramie. It lists officers, anticipated attendees including Gov Kendrick, and a packed program of addresses and reports.
Women and school groups plan meetings this Saturday afternoon with Mrs C C Carlisle and Miss Abby Rays at Mrs Carlisle’s home. The Parent Teachers Association gathers at Joineon School in South Cheyenne at 4 30 with refreshments. The Woman’s Relief Corps hosts a card social at Carnegie Library auditorium with prizes and treats. Cheyenne Review No 3 and Ladies of the Maccabees mark anniversaries at the Carnegie Warhouse. Mrs F Beaman honored by Mystic Masque at her home with gold and orange decor and garden arrangements.
At a recent meeting the club elected officers: president Mrs R N Nagel. president Mrs P L Richardsonnot. secretary Mrs Frank Schmidt. treasurer Mrs M Roseboom. Mrs Schmidt to host next Wednesday for her birthday. regular meeting planned two weeks hence with Mrs F M Taylor as hostess. Attendees included Mrs Christensen, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Maneworth, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Schmidt, Mrs Dawson, and Mrs Roseboom.
Mrs John Winter hosted the Help One Another club with about fifteen members. They assembled a substantial wardrobe for a five month old baby in need, sewing new garments and donating items, and bought shoes for a boy unable to attend school. The report was approved for State Federation, no delegate sent, next meeting in two weeks at Mrs S K Rowes. Tea was served at 5 oclock by Mrs Hunter and assistants.
Presbyterian Aid society hosts in church parlors with Mesdames Piper and Davidson as hostesses and Baptist Willing Workers meet with Mrs. N J Laverents at 3 pm. Guild of St Mark's hosts with Mrs. Dugald Whittaker assisting. Frances Willard WCTU to meet at library auditorium after state convention delegates arrive. White Ribbon Special visit planned for Cheyenne welcome. Social Circle meets at Methodist church with Mrs J C New for monthly program.
A metropolitan newspaper in Wyoming presents a concise report on the synod’s diluted stance as debated by church leaders. The piece notes the shift in emphasis and the lingering questions among congregants about policy and practice.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will report a clean bill for the Union Pacific for the year ending June 30 1915 showing no passenger deaths on the system from end to end including main and branch lines. More than 8.9 million passengers traveled nearly one billion miles with zero fatalities and only 90 injuries across 6 050 64 carriage counts. the safety campaign also cut employee deaths by 68.5 percent and injuries by 35.6 percent.
Three horses named Keno Jumbo and Don serve aboard Union Pacific as the giant Weber Canyon second track project proceeds east of Ogden. Steam shovels move earth and rock while the horses respond to switches and warnings, stopping and following operators to prevent accidents. The team helps manage blasting signals and aids crew safety during the heavy construction effort along the line's ninety to sixty foot grade reduction.
The tale links Hiram Patterson descendants to wealth hidden before the Chilwart Tile wealth eruption. Police guard the burial vault after a ghoul invasion as coffins suffer damage and a hatchet is left behind suggesting intent to return. Discussions linger on municipal plans to buy the Patterson tract for a playground.
The State Leader 1 notes the Want Ad Medium of Wyoming as a possible distribution channel. The brief mentions exploring ad options and audience reach for local classifieds.
Saturday afternoon at the hall teaches children and adults basic dances. J W Kramer, exponent of the modern dances, offers private lessons and public classes with reasonable terms.
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