Local Women's Clubs Set Meetings This Week
Local board of the State Federation meets Saturday afternoon at Mrs Cyrus Ricard home to plan the Cheyenne convention. Hospital Aid society holds a full attendance library meeting Monday afternoon. Shakespeare Club meets Monday evening at Mrs W L Whipple s home. Coterie Art Club host Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Klingman. Mount Mellick Club postponed a week with Mrs Paul Bailey hosting Wednesday. Women's chorus of the Saturday Musical club practices Monday evening at the Parish House. Bachelor Girls sewing club forms with Edna Finch hosting Friday. members include Hazel and Frances Gilmore Nellie Hager Helen Hager Margaret Scanlan and others. Woman s Club to meet Wednesday afternoon at the library Alpha Club meets Tuesday at the library.
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The
State Federation
Cyrus Ricard
Federation
Cheyenne
Ort
Mount Mellick Club
Hay
Paul Bailey
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Bachelor Girls' Club
Edna Finch
Mistes Hazel
Frances Gilmore
Nellie
Helen Hager
Margaret
Stella Scanlan
Rore Kiley
Pernice Kplling
Lacey
Miss Finch
al Finch
Cherch Circles Guild Meeting at Parish House
The Cherch Circles Guild held a Friday afternoon meeting at the Parish House with large attendance. A business session and social hour followed, raising funds described in verse. Hostesses Mesdames John and Dugald Whittaker provided refreshments. next week’s hostesses are Mrs. V. K. Hart and Mrs. F. E. Skinner.
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Guild
st.Mark'’s
Wiel
John
Dugald Whittaker
V. K. Hart
FE. G. Skinner
Baptist Anniversary and Rallies Highlight City Church Notes
The Baptist church marks its thirty fifth anniversary with special services and a rally including former pastors readings. The Baptist Q C A meets Tuesday at 4 at Miss Marjorie Whipple's home. Congregational Aid Society gathering Friday with Mrs. William Dalber. Jewish Circle plans Wednesday meeting at Mrs S Pearistine's Nett ford home and bazaar with Keeps hall dancing and Capill orchestra. Baptist Young People's Union held a banquet and meeting with festive Javanese decor. KY P O Rally 6 15 pm led by Miss Aloge Tyson on Christian Virtues. Westminster Guild calls on Monday at 7 with hosting duties by Mrs Lupa Freusch and Miss Bertha Meyers.
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The
Baptist Church
Sunday School
Young People’s Society
Baptist Young People’s Union
KY. P.O
Bartial Young People’s Union
Aloge Tyson
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of
Presbyterian Church
OtAkes Winnifred Stuart
Carey Avenue
Lupa
Freusch
Bertha Meyers
Government Office Staffing Figures Reported
A historical notice notes 250 Washington government employees are over sixty five years old. The public printer reports aging workers among government staff and comments on the lack of digging and mingling with the coal pile in the facility.
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Vitel Statietics
Washington
U S Marines Rout Rebels in Nicaragua Victory Report
U S Marines killed General Zelden near Masaya after 37 minutes of fighting. Three dozen killed or wounded. four privates dead. Government troops move on Machiya and Leon as insurgents suffer heavy losses. Navy reports pride in marines and bluejackets amid Central American intervention push.
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Washington D. C
Get
Zelden
Masenys
Pour
U. 8 Marine Corps
Machiya
Leon
Admiral Southerland
Navy Department
Stranger From Fowler Fleeces Man at Union Station
Dunbar of Fowler Colorado reported at St. Louis Union Station that a stranger claiming to be from Fowler asked for a loan of 20 dollars to pay for goods. He lent the money, the man left and did not return. Police have a description of the suspect.
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ST. Louis
IW. H. Dunbar
Dunbar
Kellerman Chosen to Pose as Mermaid Poster Figure
Annette Kellermann was selected to pose as the mermaid for the 1915 San Francisco fair poster. John McCauley, a New York newspaper artist, will create the drawings for the advertisement.
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Annette Kellerman
Baltimore
John. McCauley
New York
Incorrigible Boy Critiques Hair In School Exhibit
A storied scene from the Indianapolis News exhibit shows a notorious city youth, called the worst boy, approach a special school instructor to complain about the teacher’s hair and attire. The boy’s remarks reflect sharp-eyed judgment of dress and grooming as part of his training.
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Indianapolis News
Gelsendorff Street
Gooseberries with Cream Sauce
Pick off stems thoroughly wash and drain gooseberries. Place on a dish and dust with powdered sugar. Whisk cream with sugar until just thickened. Pour over gooseberries and serve.
Whispered Habit Aims At A Bleak World
An unclear narrator reflects on habit and a bleak world as a faint voice urges reform. The odd, garbled recipe references milk tea leaves and eggs without a clear event or person, leaving the reader with a moody impression of routine and desolation.
Regular Kansas Snow Storm Hits Cheyenne
A Cheyenne resident recalls a Kansas style snowstorm as heavy snowfall began late evening and peaked around 11 PM. Reports describe clouds breaking by afternoon and nighttime accumulation, with streets growing slick as the storm intensified.
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Kansas
Cheyenne
U S Officials Travel to Lander for Federal Court Session
Federal Judge Riner and United States Attorney Ridgley lead other U S district court officials to Lander for the fret session of the federal court there. They expect to finish the term in a few days and return to Cheyenne by week’s end. The Cheyenne term will begin within weeks.
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Riner
United States
Ridgley
United States District Court
Lander
Reyenne
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Wealthy Woman Arrests Peddler in Potatoes Case
Mrs. Ethel Andrews, a Staten Island socialite, used a warrant to pursue a peddler she says sold her a shortweight bushel of potatoes. She spent six hours, traveling about thirty five miles by car, in the pursuit.
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New York
Ethel Andrews
Staten Island
Lightning Crook Pittman Struck Near Wilcox
George D. Pittman was struck by lightning yesterday near Wilcox Arizona. The bolt increased his height by four inches, the shock uncoupling his vertebrae. He measured six feet after death and five feet eight inches before.
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Tucson
Ariz
George D. Pittman
Wilcox
Danderine promises lustrous hair in ten minutes
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming a ten minute cleanse makes hair light, fluffy, and abundant. It asserts dandruff vanishes after one application and new hair will sprout over weeks with repeated use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle.
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Knowlton
Million Dollar Call to Back Wilson and Marshall
A Democratic appeal urges readers to donate to the Wilson and Marshall campaign fund, asking for dollars from $2 to $20 and urging immediate contributions. The notice touts education of voters, emphasizes clean government, and invites subscribers to mail lists and letters to C. R. Crane at the Democratic National Committee in Chicago. It promises a souvenir receipt and asks readers to sign coupons and send money today.
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Wilson
Marshall
Democratic National Committee
C. R. Crane
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Wilson and
Finance Committee
Gou
Woodrow Wilson
United States
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Dorothy Dodd
Oxords
Children’s
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Mitts
L. R. Tyson
Hospital Aid Gsociety
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Coterie Art Club
Woman‘s Clut
Thebrary
Alpha Club
Henry Hoffman
Archie Allison
Twenty-sixth Street
Baptist Q. C. A
Marjorie Whipple
Congregational Aid Society
William Dalber
Pearistine
Nettford
Keeef Hall
U. S
Nicaragua
Central America
Nisaraguna
State Department
Fowler
Alese
Lightning
Kelley’s
Kelley Mercantile CO
Capitol Ave
Mie
Woodrow Wilson Campaign Fund
T. C. R. Crane
Damaseatis Nesignel Committee
Ana
Gov. Wilson
F. K
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