Knitting Parties And Socials At Governor Mansion
A condensed social page describes Mrs. Houx hosting a knitting party at the Governor's Mansion with guests invited to knit and chat. Separate notices cover a farewell for Groom Elect Shawver, a dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. Van Tassel, and Halloween events with various groups of girls in festive costumes and staged meals. Plans for a city wide food conservation registration are outlined with districts designated and pledge cards to be distributed.
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Houx
W. B. Ross
H. &. Fisk
Denver
J. H. Walton
Shawver
Glen Elder
Kan
Mise Ella Liyle
O. ¢. Brownlee
Brownlee Inn
van Tassel
Lake Minnehaha
Francis E. Warren
Morgan
Warren
Samuel A. Smoke
Hallowe'en
Helen Hudson
Helen Thompson
Helen Tyeon
Frances Brownlee
Marie Laughlin
Ruth Roe
Gladys Kleinke
Grace
Helen Tyson
Tyson
General
Lady Washington
Knave
J. W. Shirley
J. H. Barton
Texas Oil Company
Mr. Barton
Len Shirley
Fan
Visiting List Reflects Local Illness and Travel
Mire Douglas A Preston returns from Rock Springs recovering from tonsil operation at Rock Springs hospital. Mrs Joseph Wasserman travels to Denver to visit her mother critically ill at St Luke's hospital, with daughter Mrs S S Pearlstine joining from Detroit. Mr and Mrs Cr F Hudson return from Salt Lake City after a week away. Mrs Ralph Oakes arrives from Denver to stay with the Gillands. Mr and Mrs George S Walker plan a Denver visit to Cheyenne. Mrs R A Morton reports back from Casper after attending State Sunday school convention.
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Douglas A. Preston
Rock Springs
Rock Springs Hospital
Joseph Wasserman
Denver
Joseph Oberfelder
St. Luke's Hospital
S.S. Pearlstine
Cheyenne
Detroit
Pearlstine
Cr. F. Hudson
Salt Lake City
Tech
Ralph Oakes
G. W. Gillands
George 8. Walker
R. A. Morton
Casper
Presbyterian and Methodist Women Schedule Meetings
Church notices list Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H W Ridgley and Methodist Aid Society hostesses HH Wolfer and Madame Wolfer Thursday afternoon at either the Wolfer home or church parlors. The Y P B social plans a Tuesday box social at headquarters with a request for women to bring lunch for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian Missionary Society
HW. H. Ridgley
Methodist Aid Society
HH. H. Wolfer
Madame Wolfer
Wolfer
Church Parloys
Y. P. B. Sovial
Headquarters
Over Here Paraphrase Rallying Boy Scouts for War Bonds
A wartime verse urges Americans to buy bonds and fund the war effort. It blends marching cadence with calls to donate, emphasizing national unity and financial support to defeat the enemy. Lyrics exhort "dig the dough" and "the Kaiser" to win the war through bond purchases and collective action.
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Johnny
Teutons
Show girl suspends $100000 suit over annulment delay
Gates Herrman the show girl who wed Phil ip Herrman on January 26, 115 obtained permission from Supreme Court Justice Brown to pause her $100,000 alienation action against her father in law James S Herrman of 238 West Seventy first street while awaiting a court of appeals ruling on an annulment suit brought by him on behalf of his son. Justice Gavegan dismissed the original suit, the appellate division affirmed, and it went to the court of appeals. Lucille Pugh said the appeal was delayed by the parents as a burden on the younger Mrs Herrman and to defeat her action.
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Gates Herrman
Philip Herrman
Harvard
Supreme Court
Brown
James S. Herrman
West Seventy-first Street
Court of Appeals
Eliza
Justice Gavegan
Appellate Division
Court of Ap
Lucille Pugh
Fort Russell Officers Host Masquerade Ball
The Twenty-fifth officers plan a masquerade ball Wednesday night at post headquarters with many town guests. Maj. S A Smoke returns from Washington and the South to cheers of troops. he remains popular with officers and men. Mrs Simoke visits Columbia Missouri. Colonel Reno son Francs writes from Mrs Reno. Mrs Reno reports Colonel Reno sails for France two weeks ago. No word has come back.
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Twenty-fifth
Poet Headquarters
Maj
S A. Smoke
Fort Russell
Washngton
Simoke Ia
Columbia
Colonel Reno
W. W. Reno
Reno
Mra
France
Reno Family Moves as Colonel Heads to Fort Riley
The report notes Colonel Reno's departure to Fort Riley after over a year of arduous duties. Mrs Reno and children joined him briefly before traveling to Cleveland to stay with Reno's parents. Cadet commandant Iain Steere leads Case School and Western Reserve University efforts in military science.
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Reno
Fort Riley
Mia
Rene
Dab Fi
Ally
Cleveland
Ohio
Wire Reno
Iain Steere
Enders
Iain Steeer
Case School of Applied Sceure
Western Reveree University
France
Mire Reno
Fort Russell
Evanglist Oscar Landuesser Saved From Poison Plot
In Hammond Indiana on October 25 a bottle of poison narrowly saved evangelist Oscar Landuesser after a dramatic courtroom shooting. A rival in love, Fred Boehm, was killed and James Trost wounded in the melee before the assailant fled.
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Hammond Ind
Oscar Landuesser
For Sale Wanted Cash Buyer for Upright Piano
Cash buyer sought for a Story & Clark upright piano in the home of Mr. Williams Bird at 304 West 28th St Cheyenne Wyoming. The piano will be sacrificed for cash rather than shipped back. Address Story and Clark Piano Company 315 317 South Wabash Avenue Chicago Illinois.
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Williams Bird
West 28Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Story & Clark Piano Company
South
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
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Bo Peep
Yama Yamag
John Alden
Priscilla
Mary Constance Alexander
Margaret Hefferon
Alexander
Louise Hoffman
Hazel Stevens
Helen Davidson
Anna Nelson
Nancy Hageard
Gladys Tyson
Kelen Nimmo
Ruth Winkleman
Shakespeare Club
A. K. Lee
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
West 17Th Street
Phone
Victrola Columbia Department
the Capitol
George M. Cohan
Boy Scouts of America
Oliver Hereford
Johnney
Ingersoll
Fort Russell Society
Hallowe'en Dance
Poon
Copir Sol Rei
Woolter
H. Black Company
Wooltex
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Freed
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