Actual War Films at Sterling Show Promises Laughs and War Pictures
The Sterling program features High Pressure a fast paced Warner Bros comedy with William Powell Evelyn Brent and George Skeen. A special print of a war film with authentic Pacific scenes will be shown three days along with a stage production Foursome by the Gresley Community Players. Annabel Fork leads with Annabel Park Elizabeth Nixon Pat O Brien and Carl D McKinley.
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Joint Washington Program Is Given at Kepudy Auditorium
History and social science departments staged a joint program honoring George Washington’s birthday. The event featured a Yankee Dandle orchestral performance led by Leslie Kittie, a Washington inauguration dramatization, and musical pieces by soloists, with participants from both junior and senior high. Casts included students such as John Johnston, Martha Morrison, and Violet Davis, plus teacher-instructors Pauline Porua and Trances Hackman.
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Kepudy
George Washington
Yankee Dandle
Leslie Kittie
Washington
Schoal
Helen Dekherdt
Piang ‘Solo
Gem of the Ocean
Carroll
Eugana Moyers
Othor
Senate
Estler Achziger
Margaret Soloff
Loretta Mcdune
House of Topranantatives
Lawrence Bieber
Violet Davis
Buster Hatch
Elsie Johnson
Bill Ramsey
Idan Baird
Virginia Lindbloom
Howard Carter
Martha
Frances Baeb
George
Roland Morrison
Esther Weber
Carroll Harris
Wilbur Duttdu
Hugh Warren
Callea High
Ingh
Pauline Porua
Dla Trances Hackman
N Chat'ne
Markets Report From Kansas City and Omaha Cattle Prices
Kansas City and Omaha market roundup shows cattle and hogs trading unevenly with bids mixed. Cattle values range from about 4.40 to 6.50, hogs mostly 8.25 to 9.00, vealers up to 7.00, sheep and lambs firm to higher, and Denver and Chicago quotes noting lighter demand and steady to softer tones across sectors.
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Medhi Mateere
Voalgra
Jambe
Shaw
Lotemanep Stouay
Omaha
Wwer
Inc
Bul Ido
Denver
Aly
Anya
Sabo
Cnc
Mexico
Minday
Stock Market Holds Its Ground Amid Selling Pressure
New York, Feb 23 The stock market opened mildly hesitant but resisted further selling. Auburn fell to 33 then rebounded. U P sold off two points then steadied. American Telephone dropped 1 456 cents but half recovered. News by American Woolen preferred and Keesport Tin Plate rose. Auburn rumors circulated but Wall Street largely ignored them. January Auburn auto registrations for 21 states total 227 versus 36 a year earlier.
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Tin Plate
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Deaths and Funerals Pierce Feb 28 Michael Ryan
Michael Ryan aged 00 died Saturday at home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lockridge after an eight ten weeks illness. Funeral services in Pierce then burial beside his wife in a farm cemetery owned by Ned Davis. He served in the navy and Civil War, married Harriet Epperson Dec 23 1875 at Clarinda Iowa. Survived by daughter Nellie Davis of Trenton Nebr son Thomas H Ryan of Seattle eight grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial location and survivors reflect a long Pierce area life.
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Fred’ Lockridge
Trenton
Nebr
Ryan
Navy
Denver
Harriet Epperson
Clarinda
Lockridges
Nellie Davis
Wheat Prices Fall as Selling Weakens Market
Wheat prices declined as speculative selling hit the market. The Liverpool close showed independent strength prompting holders to sell, and bearish crop reports from Illinois and Missouri weighed on prices. Indications of restrictive trade measures in Washington also influenced grain exchanges. Wheat finished down about a cent and corn down similarly with little change in oats.
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Birth Announcements From Greeley Hospital Frower Family
A birth notice records Barbare Joy born February 14 at Greeley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Vernon Zink. The report also mentions a child named Barbare Joy and references caregivers Mr. and Mrs Guy J Fries with a February 23 entry.
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Guy J. Fries
Eleventh Avenue
Greeley
Graver
Myre
Vernon Zink
Barbare Joy
Local Social Notes from Ault Feb 20
Ault diary items detail visits by Mrs J J Bowlin of Deouver to her sister Mrs Harl Hyde and family, plus planned weekend guests from Denver. Delbert Elin hosts Deuce Hi Bridge club. Bertha Lehr to undergo tonsil operation. Grace Hoburg to visit Carter home. Mrs Alms Johnson and Mildred will dine with Carter family. Knox hosts F and L G club with guests and bridge. Turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Pallip Kleber and family.
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J. J. Bowlin
Deouver
Gutat
Harl Hyde
Thair Country
Bertha Lehr
John Lehr
Eaton
Grace Hoburg
Greyley
B. W. Garter
Alms Johnson
Mildred
Carter
Knox
F. and
Mesara
M. E. Smith
Jack van Busdijk
Levening
Konora
Mra. M
Smith
C. D. Mullmer
Jesen
de En Nelaler
Re. Knox
Mr. End
Weekend Family Gatherings and Travel Highlights
Sunday visitors included Ms and Mrs Charles Payne and daughter Harriett with George Currier of Don rver. Mr and Mrs John Jereminsen Jr and daughter Danna Jean. the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr Jeremiassen and wife. the birthday of Kleber and daughter Margaret. Elele Johnson visiting uncle William Lott near Greeley. Jacob Hasbrouck and family dined with Will Fisher and Song. Dr Andre Anderson and Jona Jeremiassen drove to Denver to fetch Mrs Anderson from St Joseph Hospital where she had been for weeks.
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Charles Payne
Harriett
George Currier
Don Rver
John Jereminasen
Danna Jean
Jeremiaseen
Kleber
Margaret
Elele Johnson
William ‘Lott
Greeley
Jacob Hasbrouck
Will Fisher
Timneth
Andre Anderson
Jona Jeremiassen
Denover
Simday
Anderson Shoma
St. Joasph Hoapitall
Wisner student wins college oratory contest title
Fred Couey Wisner, a graduate student at Teachere College, won first place in the state oratorical contest at a Washington memorial assembly. He defeated freshman Woollrow J. Markley, who presented the oration Wallington, the Nation Builder, as judges awarded three decisive votes.
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Teachere College
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Horning
Washington
John BR. Bell
Coney
Markley
Wallington
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Alao
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Bia
Rubies Made by Guy High Boys in Chemistry Class
For the second time in Greely high school history, students Roy Lee and Ralph Fagr produced two synthetic jewels Friday under instructor Dr Frack S Hannen. He notes making rubies is very difficult with crude equipment, but the high school boys managed the feat with colorfully crafted crystals about the size of popcorn kernels.
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Greasey High School
Ain’ Dente
Roy Lee
Ralph Fagr
Frack S. Hannen
Greeley Tigi
Fragmentary OCR note on local aviation and names
The readable text records names such as Pitot Kubis and Francis Broman with Arthur Wyvott linked to a five or six year manufacturing note. Mentions Sakae rubies chromium oxide and Roy Losia son of O B Lee with Farru to Greenville. A carrier plane on the ghestage stopped, a lamp and a bird took off.
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Francis Broman
Thomas Wyvott
Sakae
Greenville
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