Dr Hall Sustains Vertebral Injuries In Auto Crash
Dr Hall has broken vertebrae from an automobile accident near Eaton. He is in Greeley Hospital awaiting placement of a cast after suffering two vertebral fractures in his back. Two years ago his son Richard broke his back from a fall and wore a cast for six months, later recovering to become a college athlete.
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Eaton
Ren
Nall of Eaton
Groeley Hospital
Greeley Hospital
Hall
Richard
Ife
Colorado Pallege
Training of Children Vital Problem Dangers To Be Watched
The article argues urban childrearing risks for modern families and calls for parental education, better city housing, and widespread research. Professor W F Ogburn says training today’s children shapes tomorrow’s adults, with schools and communities sharing responsibility. It emphasizes early influence, needs for scientific study, and diffusion of progress in public schools and homes.
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Elden
Ivan
Wiliam F. Ogburn
Courea
Ogburn
Associated Presa
Wayne Williams To Speak Here Feb 19
Wayne Williams, a prominent prohibition advocate and leader in temperance groups, will address the Grealey churches at the First Capital church on Sunday February 15 at 1:80. Williams recently toured the East visiting major cities and voiced a sharp analysis of the liquor question facing the nation.
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Wayne Williams
Bildreas
Union Service
Grealey
First Capital
Wayne C. Wiliam
Colorado
Board of Temperance and
Public Moral
The
Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League of America
Headquar
Ters
Williams
Kant
Wellington
D. C
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
WiMers
Minaissippi River
Eaton Students Give Program 3 at Ault Gym
Awit Feb 14 Students of the Adi high school enjoyed a program presented by Eaton high school Thursday afternoon Feb 9 at the Ault Gymnasium. The following numbers were announced by Hd Murray Voesl duet by Charlotte Balberg and Louise Nordell accompanied at the piano by Mabel Jahneon with Barbara Bald réee Jean Val Jean A Song of Ships by the boys sextet Manuel Ortes Bimon Fermendos Mittan Notyon Floyd Miller Wesne ong and Lowry Nelson read Neiligh Hale by Elmer Bennett.
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Awit
Adi High School
Eaton High School
Ault Gymnaslure
Uumbara
Hd Murray Voesl
Charlotte Balberg
Louise Nordell
Mabel Jahneon
Barbara Baldréee
Jean Val Jean
Boys
Manuel Ortes
Bimon
Fermendos
Mittan’ Notyon
Floyd Miller
Wesne Ong
Lowry Nelson
Neilign Hale
Elmer Bennett
Local Notes From Danver and Nearby Towns
City briefs recount visits and travels of Mra Mary Van Buskirk and family to Danver, Abe Gold's Denver business trip, Walter McCandless and others visiting Dover and Windsor, and marriage license applications in the area. Equitable Life Assurance moves offices in Griggsdale Building. Dr Edwin J Hostel to attend Colorado State Optometric Association dinner in Denver. Masons and Park Church Brotherhood events announced with dinner details. Ballads and social notices include employment changes, engagements, pension details, and local club gatherings.
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Lucy Wilkinson
Mondey
Denver
Hind Apont & Werk
Abe Gold
Walter McCandless
Dover
Equitable Life Aggurance Company
Maniay
Aib
Local families attend silver wedding tours and move updates
The Prezy Wilsons moved from Virginian apartment No 2 and No 17 at Boyum. Mrs H A Hintz and Billy attended a silver wedding anniversary in Lafayette. Garth Tunnella and Babylon of Portland visited the Runnein home. Fort Collins guests stopped in Gresley for a visit with the Robineon and Eberherdt families. Families journeyed to Denver to visit Peter Vanyouthoven. Le B Eldred moved to 1422 Fitesnth avenue. Hergert family guests in Daverance included Clara Lydia and Marty. Alfred Wycott son of WN Wycott visiting parents. he preaches near Weldona. J L Robisson hosted guests with A A Gundy from Denver. Robinsons visited Poudre canon. Dr Joseph Otaupaulk and Virginia and Joref toured Denver. D M Abin and family visited. Ed Morrison of Nastly Importing Co. in San Francisco was here on business.
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Garth Tunnella
Babylon
Portland
Rimicllae Brother
W. J. Runnein
C. G.taylor
Fort Colling
Gresley
Gussle
J. L Robineon
Ault High School Students Stage Gym Party
Ault February 14 students at Ault high school held a party Saturday night in the gym. Hubert Bullock directed lively games and a talent contest featuring skits and acts. Freshman class won a candy prize for their constitution presentation of the Associated Students of Ault high. Refreshments of punch and water were served. teachers and guests attended.
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Ault
Autt High School
Ault Gymnasium
Hubert Bullack
Scadter
Candy Ack
Elea
Anlt “High School
H. B. Brith
Hans Pearson
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Dr. Hall
Will
Wayne C. Willams
Deavar
Cele
Mra
Mary van Buskirk
Her Chiledren
Danver
B. F. Crigwell
Inaurance
MD Juater
Griggsdale
Iwesnay
Qoating Tha S. Ac
Reed Fire Love
Eillian Turgorle
T. C. Wimoth
Carol Clendenin
Gordon Ball
College Conservatory of Music
Loveland
Grace Mayra
Pailat
Misa Glendonin
Windsor
Lester D. Yann
Engtewood
Mary G Blotchard
Snelewood
Carl Christat Hansen
Kuensaburg
Raby H. Solkema
San Diego
M. Roper
Lucile Bord
Hudson
Mavion J. Funk
Helen B Rommel
Fort Collins
S. N. Jones
Long Head
Caiff
Meir
Mra. Lightnar
Brainerd
West Fike
Mru. ‘W.'Q. Holes
Bremerton
Wash
Jones
Bmardhall Bell
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Wweathar
Iken
Springs
Fila
Ball
J. N. Dall
Sixth Avenue
Park Church
Brotherhood
Park Church Brotherhood
Hanson Mroshhouse
Bouth Th Ave
Prezy ‘Wilsons
Boyum
Virginian
H. A. Hintz
Billy
Lafayette
J. B. Eberherdt
Denver Binday
Peter Vanyouthoven
le B. Eldred
Twelfth Avenue
Fittesnth Avenue
Alfred Wycott
W.N. Wycott
Weldona
J. L. Robisson
A. A. Gundy
Robinsons
Calla
Poudre Canon
Joseph Otaupaulk
Virginia
Joref
Tripcds
D. M. Abin
Familly
Ed Morrison
San Fransioico
Calif
Smith's
Libby's
O. P. Briagye
Raisin Sale
California
Skaggs
EWAY
Beat Valentine
Safeway
Arizona
Miner's
Eans
Coffee Maxwell House
Poand
Tribune
Tex Theater
Biite
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tom Sawyer
Yale
Hibbs Clothing Co
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