At the Governor's Mansion Woman knitting party opens season
Mrs. Frank L. Houx hosted an at home gathering for women knitting for the navy, inviting attendees to learn the craft. The event aimed to mix business with pleasure and perhaps recruit new volunteers. A second note describes Mrs. Guthrie hosting a Sunday dinner for Mrs. Robertson before her Los Angeles trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
Navy
J. B. Guthrie
East Eighteenth Street
O. M. Robertson
Los Angeles
California
Robertson
Lew
Fred Barnes
Thomas J. Barnes
Mrs. Law
Church Circles Meet for Baptist and Methodist Aid
Baptist mission circle will meet in church parlors at 3 o clock with strong attendance urged. Methodist Aid Society to hold a business session in church parlors Thursday afternoon. Sunergae Meeting hosted by Mrs Elmer Keefe and Mrs G B Frank at St Mark s Parish House yesterday afternoon. Routine business brief. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missions
Baptist Mission Circle
Methodist Aid Society
Methodist Aid = Society
Elmer Keefe
B. Frank
St. Mark's
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Th Library
State Capitol
Cheyenne
DD. A. H
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Club Room
Carnegie Library
Sunshine Society Rocial
Bay Women of the Sunshine So
Notable local residents travel and family visits
Major Arthur Parker awaits war department orders after his release as W N G disbursing officer. He will visit Wayne Nebraska this week where his wife and daughters visit relatives. Christy Houx plans to enter Wentworth Military Academy after a home visit. Various families—Smith Guthrie Law Harrington Lochridge—travel between Cheyenne, Denver, Missouri and Texas for short visits and schooling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parker
War Department
W. N.G
Wayne
Neb
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
R. P. Smith
Cheyenne
Denver
Smith
J. B. Guthrie
Cecil Law
Betty
Missouri
Charles Sandt
Easton
J. D. Shingle
Orville Harrington
W. K. Lee
Kathryn Lochridge
Lander
Cyenne Enroute
Amarillo
Texas
T. C. Rhea
Cheyenne Boy Believed in France After Censored Letter
A letter received by Mrs. J. F. Fink in Cheyenne is thought to be the first censored American letter from the war zone reaching Cheyenne. It mentions her son Paul Fink, 24, with the Ninth United States Infantry in France, but contains little detail beyond that he is well. The letter was unsigned by stamp or postmark and bore censor ink directing mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mra
J. F. Fink
Russell Street
Paul Fink
France
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East 18Th Street
Underwood
Bartlett
A. G. McGregor
T. F. Durbin
W. A. Wyman
L. R. Tyson
Ferris
Fort Russell
the Plains
Sodality of
St. Mary's
K. C. Hall
James Durnford
J. F. Carey
Lawrence McGuire
Queen Esther
O. E
Masonic Temple
Mesdames T. (. Crabb
J. F. Renfro
J. C. Newlin
John Schuneman
B. F. Ball
J. M. Newman
D. F. Hudson
Fred Miller
J. R. Morgan
O. W. Wheeler
George Gilland
Frank Roach
John W. Howard
Ww .M. Leonard
R. H. Dill
the “Palmer
America
Wm. Meyrs Dry Goods Co
Malaga
Ohenstein Brothers
Cheyenne Boy
Nineteenth Street
Courthouse
Fleming's Grocery
Paneer Hancing
Herman Ca
Floyd Buckingham
Elizabeth Johnston
Walter Appel
Ethel Bayless
Floyd Artist
Margaret Cook
James Williams
House William Gauff
Oliver Johnson
Robert Guthrie
Herbert G. Kingham
Lewin Self
Robert Linville
Pioneer Leonard Broderick
Dist
Oscar Erickson
Theodore Helmer
Central
Charlotte Schulz
Warren
State of
Wyoming
Hichard McAlister
Evanston
Tom Armitage
Torrington
Bnd
LavVielle
Russell Bagley
Bordeaux
Kenneth Paton
Myrtle Heder
Willie Delaney
Green River
Buster Smith
Gwendolyn Richards
Francis Bahan
Rawlins
Wade Fisher
Laramie
Marguerite Willison
Rock Springs
Charles Blair
N. Ord
Henry Reader
Guernsey
Amy Schooley
Mary Ellen Roediger
Glenda
Mary A. Wiltse
Lusk
Anne
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