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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
3
Invitations for five oclock teas and Kensington tea mark a busy social week. The White Ribbon convention influx arrives with a town rally at the high school gym, while celebrations honor a newborn, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ott, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Wharton. The Maccabees host a weekly dance as W C T U visitors gather for meetings and tours of the Pacific coast expositions.
Members of the circle discuss reward of work and plan three upcoming activities with two more to be ready for the next meeting. Funds show a substantial treasury for emergencies. The group notes quiet refreshments, but guests received a surprise with a small feast. Mrs. S. K. Sons is the sole visitor. The November gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Jo Kingham.
The Sunshine society met yesterday afternoon to review work done and plan for winter charities. The next meeting in two weeks will be the monthly social and the host will be announced later. The Women’s choir of the RMA postponed until next Wednesday with Mrs. C8. Atherly to preside.
Mrs J Ness Carpenter Mrs W W Busselle and Mrs D RK Kinport returned Monday from Laramie where they attended the Biate W C T U convention. Mrs Archie Allian returned from Laremis yesterday and Wasacconi-
Rotekah Lodge No 5 invites the public to a Thursday evening event featuring a feast and card games. The gathering includes a dance and entertainment, inviting community members to attend and participate.
The Jewish Circle plans a meeting this afternoon at 321 East Lincoln Highway with Mrs M Kopald hosting. Organizers urge a large attendance to discuss community matters.
The Altar and Rosary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus hall. Hostesses named are Mesdames Barlow Truckey and Lowery. A bazaar is to be planned and a large attendance is urged.
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. R. Dildine and Mrs. J. C. Nowlin at the home of the former.
Frances Willard W C T U gathered at the Carnegie Library for an eager session with delegates from the star convention in Laramie and visitors from other towns. The group celebrated the state banner won in the membership contest and noted Mrs. W. Porter will attend the National WC T U session as a delegate this evening.
The Woman's Club gathers this afternoon at the library to open the year with a social session. Retiring officers will be recognized. The Coterie Art Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Fi icd. The Sokionaen Circle held a pleasant social yesterday afternoon with fourteen attendees.
Fragmentary text advertises a so called remedy for cough and cold with a sugar syrup and pine extract. It mentions a doctor or druggist approval and a money back guarantee. The handwriting is garbled and names and dates are unreadable.
Elien Werlaufer retires as state president Archie Allison is elected president and I R Kinport becomes vice president at large all Cheyenne WCTU workers The meeting closed with a benediction by Rev Minnie Fenwick of Burns The three Cheyenne WCTU unions will present the White Ribbon special at eight tonight.
Th Rockefeller Jr rode the private car Hampshire attached to Burlington No 29 through Cheyenne en route to Sutlee Wisconsin to assess mining conditions. He aims to promote his welfare plan to miners and return to Denver Thursday with J F P Welborn supervising the trip. The party traveled with friends and will resume plans after a miners meeting in southern Colorado endorsed the Rockefeller industrial program.
New York Oct 5 The Austrian ambassador to the United States Dr. Dumba sailed for home on the Holland America line Amsterdam escorted by Mme Dumba. He left under a State Department conduct memorandum and expressed sorrow to leave the United States, saying he had many friends here and wished to stay longer.
A tornado swept Morgan City Louisiana injuring many and destroying twelve buildings and a lumber yard shed. The storm moved northeast across the northern part of town, leaving a path about 160 feet wide and causing extensive damage.
The Leader explores local publications and advertisements, detailing the role of media in Wyoming communities, the array of notices and notices shaping daily life, and how residents engage with the paper for announcements and commerce.
A montage of short items notes honeymoon visitors J W Jacks of Denver and Mrs J Brownstine hosting Jewel Wilhelhy group, inspections by J F Ward in town, and Mercy J Durgess from Sheridan. Also mentions millinery sale, fresh brew, and various travelers passing through Cheyenne with registrations at local hotels.
Nine thousand workers walkout at General Electric in Schenectady with 60 women leafing a drive to organize 1,039 women. Meetings were held to spur the labor movement as 9,000 workers already out.
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