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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
11
Two high school boys in Ishpemich excel in practical trades earning three thousand dollars in a summer. They repaired roofs laid cement floors built brick walls and installed plumbing while planning a cooperative venture and a gymnasium from school plans.
Miss Laura Margins of Rock Island Ill spoke at the Westminster Guild meeting in the Presbyterian church about foreign missions. The gathering supported five women overseas and funds for home missions were allocated to Alaska’s Haines hospital Dorland institute in North Carolina and a new Porto Rico field. Two musical numbers by the Indies double quartette entertained, and Miss Eunice Anderson presided.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney David return from several weeks in Massachusetts and other eastern states. Mrs. A. W. Barber went to Denver to hear Geraldine Farrar and plans to return tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Whittaker paused in Denver to hear Farrar. Mrs. Percy Smith and daughter Miss Jene expected home today from an eastern visit. Most time spent in Boston and Massachusetts areas.
Miss Eleanor Bergersen and Miss Mary McInerney travel to Denver for a two week vacation. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Appel and son return from California after a pleasant month away. Miss Nell Morgan returns from Rock Springs where she aided missionary work and may devote herself to Cheyenne mission activity. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lariver drove to Denver Saturday and came back last night. Superintendent and Mrs. W. M. Jeffers and Miss Eileen visit North Platte for a wedding journey stop at Tim Kelliher’s home.
Chapter C P BE O Sisterhood met at the library with Rosalie Stone and Ruth Lagey reviewing Outlook and The World’s Work. Mrs J A Riner and Mrs Riner plan to host Mother’s Day Kensington. Alpha club meets at Military for bi monthly program. H H elu gathered at Mrs J Schwarts home for social hour. Joe Hin rich receivers a Hundred club at their home Thursday. Wednesday Bridgelub meets with Mrs A Bytomorrow afternoon.
A brief business session is planned for noon at Pa Mra where RR B, Bradley and Mra will conduct important matters. The readable text indicates a formal entry and scheduled timing but details are limited.
Advertised as a 10 cent box Gas Carets claim to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases ease headaches and biliousness and promote regular bowels by morning with a taste loved by children. The ad urges adults and children to use Gas Carets to keep stomach liver and bowels regular and clear the head.
Afternoon at Mrs Forsyth home invites St Mark s guild members to help with bazaar work. Young Ladies Sodality led by Grace Cervantes and Ann O Connell will entertain St Mary s Sodality at Mise Cervantes home Wednesday evening. Art committee meeting canceled. members to entertain at Mrs McEndfle s Kensington next Tuesday afternoon. Baptist Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Hanesworth Mrs Harris and Mrs Grosline.
Dr. F Park Lewis of Buffalo warns that excessive near work by many school children harms the area of the eye and urges less printing and more thinking as a remedy. He also favors more eye glasses and reduced page burden to relieve strain.
Mrs Sarah E Duncan of Tipton Iowa reports her cow suffered a severe cold and coughing fits. After giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy a single bottle, the animal stopped coughing and recovered completely. For sale by all dealers.
William B. Luckey won the Oakwoods Heights to Staten Island aerodrome course around Manhattan and back, a roughly 60 mile race, earning the $1000 New York Times prize by finishing in 52 minutes and 64 seconds in a 100 horsepower biplane.
Beverly Maas school officers calculated gains from industrial training. An 800 dollar expenditure per pupil raised economic value from 6400 to 15000 dollars, a rise of 918000 in capitalization.
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