Luncheon at Country Club and Society Parties
A Country club luncheon presided over by Mrs William Kinkead featured yellow fall decor and prize awards for high scores by Mrs R B Forsyth and Mrs William B Walker. Other events included Mrs A J Large hosting a multi ladies evening with musical selections and gifts, and numerous notices of church circles, socials, birthdays, and community gatherings in Cheyenne.
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William ©. Kinkead
R. B. Forsyth
William B. Walker
Kinkead
A. J. Large
Mra. Large
Mra. C. ‘J. Hancock
Mra. H. BH
Wolfer
Horace Jenkins
Roy Henderson
Mra.Hancock
Jansie
Sadie Large
Large
William
Presbyterian Church
Capitol Avenue
W. W. Hale
Harry B. Henderson Jr
Thomas Hunter
Carl Dillman
Churchill P T A Holds Fine Meeting In Evanston
Churchill Parent Teachers Association gathered Friday afternoon in the school building with eighty eight patrons present. Mrs Archie Allison presided and reports from committees were heard including a bell for the building with an electric gong installed. Ada Walton of the YWCA explained the girl reserve work. Ada Wilcox and James True reported progress on art and books. A straw vote favored a constitutional amendment for higher school tax levy. Mrs Margaret Trne spoke on the Denver schools topic The mothers of first graders hosted and served cakes and coffee.
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Churchill P.T. A
Churchill
Sassocttion
Schop
Archie Allison
T. Paul Wilcox
James True
Misa Ada Walton
Thea
Mra
William Debois
A. D. Johnston
Ray Ova
Margaret Trne
Denver
Association
Pep Flares as Kimball, Cheyenne Clash at Frontier Park
Crowds march and rally through downtown, with fire, megaphones, and pep ahead of the Kimball versus Cheyenne game at Frontier Park. Cheyenne fields a fast, heavy lineup led by Story, Re, Shoals, McCalman, Van Nostrand, Astle, Eakin, Marks, Sorensen, and others as George Guy heads the boosters.
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Kimball
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Pep
Tocals
George Guy
Pyenne
Story
Shoals
McCalman
Ai van Nostrand
Astle
Good Roads Emery Reports Camp Ground Progress
Good Roads Emery, primary secretary of the Wyoming Good Roads association, filed a report to the city commission from Blosn's lake camp during last season. Dated October 5th 1926 the message to the mayor and town council requests review of the camp grounds and related improvements.
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Good Roads Emery
Good Roads
Wyoming Good ' Adeodiation
Maareipa
Blosn
Ghayenne
Mayoy Wnd
Wyoming
Municipal Camp Grounds proposed improvements for Cheyenne
BE L Emory Beoty Wye and Frank Maton urge Cheyenne to fund site upgrades at the Municipal Camp Grounds adjoining Sloan's Lake. They recommend larger toilets, wood supply, a sheltered rain shed, a sand beach, garbage receptacles, lighting, more planting, and a caretaker to boost travel publicity and local commerce.
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Chines
Tourl Ata Arrivi
Cheyenne
Bealings
Aviation
Granada
Strangera
BE. L. Emory
Beoty Wye
Good Roads Avan
Kinney to Fight for Kansas Estate Claim
William L. Kinney of this city will travel to Kansas to contest the estate of his father. He seeks to prove the L. L. G railroad acquired the property and has been notified by the U S Land Office in Kansas to begin work immediately on substantiating his claim.
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Mise Lida Morris
William L. Kinney
Kansas
L. L. & G. Railroad
U. S. Land Office
Kancas Haa
Kinney
Eighth Cavalry Regimental Identity and Noted Figures
The Eighth Cavalry, an exerw Pennsylvania unit, is now the idea cavalry regiment in the U S Army. The longest name of any soldier in wartime was Harry Adolph Thomas and Richard Eugene Bulock. A Korean invented the potter's wheel and a Korean potter discovered underglazing.
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Eighth Cavalry
Pennsylvania
Idea Cavalry Regiment
United States
Harry Adolph Thomas
Richard Eugene Bulock
Moors Introduced Cotton Manufacturing to London 1590
The Moors are credited with introducing cotton manufacture into London in 1590, marking a notable early contribution to English textile industry and urban economic development.
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London
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