Governors Visit Burns County Fair Highlights
Gov and Mrs F L Houx joined visitors at the Burns county fair yesterday where the governor spoke in a program feature. Mrs Lee Bristol returned from Medicine Bow with Oklahoma friends en route to California. Mrs Jennie M Pedersen of Decatur IL arrived in Cheyenne to visit daughter Miss Bess Pedersen. R R Jackson and daughter Helen came from Omaha to join Jackson at the Pacific store. Mr and Mrs Ray K Olds were among the fairgoers in Burns.
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F. L. Houx
Burns
Governor Hous
Lee Bristol
Medicine Row
Mrs. Nix
Oklahoma
California
Jennie M. Pedersen
Decatur
Cheyenne
Bess Pedersen
Converse
Pedersen
C. Y. Beard
Re. R. R. Jackson
Helen
Omaha
Mr. Jackson
Nian Pacific
Ray K. Olds
Weather Summary for the Day at 2:15 PM
The report records a high of 78 degrees at 2 15 PM and a low of 44 degrees at 5 0 AM. A southeast wind reached 15 mph at 12 44 PM. Total precipitation and melted snow since January 1 amount to 12.08 inches.
Military Masquerade by iot Cavalry at Parish House
The headquarters troop of the iot Cavalry staged a masquerade ball at the Parish house honoring Ismergue of St. Mark's and friends. An iFirst Cavalry band provided music while khaki masked guests wore varied costumes. Miss Esther Hackman won best costume. Lieutenant Langdon led the grand march as unmasking followed. about 100 couples attended.
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Iot Cavalry
St. Mark's
iFirst Cavalry Band
Esther Hackman
Langdon
Presbyterian bake sale at Kelley’s grocery today
The Presbyterian ladies will hold a bake sale at Kelley’s grocery store starting at 9 30 this morning.
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Presbyterian
Kelley's
Churchill School PTA Holds Annual Meeting
Churchill school Parent-Teacher Association met yesterday at 2 30 PM to launch the year’s activities. Mrs Ray K Olds presided in her absence Mrs W C Mentzer led the session and officers elected include President Mrs Olds Vice President Miss Fox Mary C L Rigdon treasurer Mrs Peter Appel. Miss Wilson the newly chosen school nurse spoke on her work and a social hour followed.
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Churchill School
PT. A
Olds
Fox
C. L. Rigdon
Peter Appel
Wilson
Cheyenne 10 Aide Army Book Fund Campaign
A mass meeting at the Carnegie library tonight at 5 o clock outlines Cheyenne’s drive to raise 1500 for the national soldiers and sailors book fund. The library war council under Secretary Baker backs the effort with library materials for camps ships and hospitals. About 75 to 100 volunteers are sought to aid the campaign during library war week September 24 to October 2.
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Carnegie Library
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Book Fund
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Literary Digest
War Department
Knights of Columbus
Newton D. Baker
Library War Council
American Library Association
Louella Moore
Church Circles and Guilds Host Autumn Socials and Bake Sale
Presbyterian bake sale at Kelley grocery today chaired by Mrs D Hudson offers home baked foods to stock Sunday larder. St Mark's Guild held its monthly social meeting with tea after routine business at the Parish house. Kensington Social Circle met at Mrs W H Bainum's home with a tea and sewing session and hostesses. Westminster Guild opened fall season at Rev and Mrs J S Stubblefield’s home with forty attendees. Miss Anna Dobbin spoke on missionary sessions and program included piano solos by Mrs EB G Ahrens and readings by Mrs Robert Thomas. refreshments by Mrs Carl Metcalf and others.
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Kelley
D. ©. Hudson
St. Mrk’s Guild
Kensington
The
Methodist Church
W. H. Bainum
Mesdames Bainum
Doran
J. C. Newlin
J. F. Meyer
Westminster Guild
Stubblefield
Anna Dobbin
Guild
Summer School of Missions
Boulder
Mra
EB. G. Ahrens
Robert Thomas
Mre
Carl Metcalf
C. C. Warrington
J. H. Weiner
Frisk Fire Alarm Sparks Quick City Response
The fire department rushed to a Twenty second Street and Warren Avenue box after a false alarm triggered by a prank. Investigators believe the alarm was set by local boys during mischief making.
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FRISK
Twenty-second Street
Warren Avenue
Stanton Transfer Co Moves Office Location
Notice states the office moved from 923 West 17th to 216 West 16th and provides phone 491. The Stanton Transfer Co contact details updated for customers.
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West 17Th
West 16Th
Stanton Transfer Co
Signs Placed Along Outer Hiafts To Preserve Game Pressure
In CleRock Wyoming in September 1941 Cait Werden Smith received a package containing metal signs with an inscription about preserving pounders and limiting access along the outer hafts of a game area. The notice warns that display of signs will affect defense and enforcement of game laws.
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Clenrock
Wyo
Depuy
Cait Werden Smith
Violetur
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Wooltex
Swisher Optical Co
W. 17Th Street
Hone
Weather Report
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
I. . Daingereteld Meteorologiot
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Sloan's Lake
Bake Sale
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Veal
Hamburger Ib
Dot
Misa Ina Nighswander
Alisaraka
W. C. Mentzer
Ferris
the Plains
Army Book Fund
United States
D. W. Gill
Capitol
D. C. Barksdale
Capitol Ave
Mictallic
Dildine
Casper
Embar
Harry Wilson
Tel
Vis Carey
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Points
Via
Union Pacific System
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Union Pacific
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Standard
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Mich
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Minn
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St. Louis
Pacific Coast Limited
L. A. Broderick
Condifp
Pareuret Agee
Denver, Co
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