Devoted mother struggles as father vanishes leaving children destitute
A Cr crest woman fights to support five children after her husband deserts them. The 14 year old brother works long shifts while keeping the family together, seeking work and schooling for his younger siblings. The family rents a two room home at 418 Seventh Street and the mother seeks aid and a fair chance for the children. Local businessmen urged to offer jobs to the boy to help the family survive.
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Echaton
Emat
Senisinnes
Gilcrest
Air Tao
Ron
Dnes
Althouigh
Tome Reapon
Bla
Bermit
Father Ce
Nba
Amy
Seventh Street
Lent begins with St Peters Catholic Church services
Lent started yesterday at St Peters Catholic Church with elaborate rites and solemn ceremonies. Father Casey hosts noted speakers over six weeks and the choir will perform masterworks. a new questions box in the vestibule invites parishioners and visitors to submit inquiries to be answered before Sunday and Wednesday sermons.
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St Peters Catholic Church
Father Casey
St. Peter's
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mushic Fa
Kendel
Eaton Special Town Board Meeting Discusses West Side Addition
A special Eaton town board meeting debated the west side addition proposal. While no final decision was made, it is believed to pass, as two thirds of property owners petitioned for admission, unlocking city water sewer government and municipal benefits. James Gault represented the petitioners with G Strong and the attorney.
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James Gault
Fh. G Strong
City Medicos Open Meeting on Dickens Figures
Weld County medical association's Greeley branch hosts public talk by Dr. Spizak on The Doctors of Dickens and Attorney Haynes on The Lawyers of Dickens. The event catalogs Dickens era professionals from Sibley to Uriah Heep, aiming to attract a wide audience.
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Spizak
Dickens
Attorney Haynes
Weld County Medical Association
Greeley
Chanel
Haynes
Sabrie Gamp
Ricks Twolves
Allen WoLcourt
Payne
Slammer
Joe Speck
Henry Dunklie
Soemaup
bBrer
Chancery Co
England
Jarndice
Dicke
Uriah Heeps
Fux
Snubbin
Fits
Somon Pell
Tomie Traddies
Sidney Garton
Hatchs Host a Dinner for Friends in Fort Worth
Monday evening Mr and Mrs B Hatch entertained at a dinner with Mr I L Stukey and wife and Frank Gibson and wife. The evening featured 600 and numerous other diversions to strengthen friendships.
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B. Hatch
I. L. Stukey
Frank Gibson
School bond bill okayed by senate with changes to voting eligibility
Legislature advances a bonding bill affecting Pirsi and other districts second and third class. It raises the indebtedness limit from 2 to 5 percent, aims to simplify bond issues, and corrects voting language using in or for tax payments. An amendment to remove trespass penalties was debated but kept.
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Senate
Femaster
Packerd
Weaver
Packard
Rebekah Lodge Organized at Wednesday Meeting
A Rebekah lodge was organized on Wednesday night with about thirty five members. About thirty members of the Platteville lodge attended and assisted in the work. A supper was served. Officers include Mrs. E. G. Young, N. G., Mrs. S. Andrews, W. P., Lydikh Young, secretary, J. M. Doney, treasurer, Mrs. LaRyan, chaplain, Mrs. Nich R. & N. G, Mrs. W. A. Shep, L. SN. G., Mrs. John Hubbard, R. S. V. G., Mrs. Hoter Sims, BB. Yv.G.
Parental Etiquette and Odd Advice Spoofed
A humorous column mocks changing social norms with quips about children obeying parents, dress codes, and manners. It lampoons school politicians, women’s behavior, kitchen conduct, and a wary cookbook suggestion, mentioning Greeley in a playful tone.
Lectures on dress stress practical manners for girls
Miss Rausch lectures to about 170 women and 20 high school girls on modest, practical dress. She urges simple, well fitted clothes, sensible spending, homemaking skills, and courtesy, urging girls to learn housekeeping and avoid fashionable excess.
Colonial Social Brings Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Together
The Rebekahs and the Odd Fellows held a Colonial social at Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Collins home. Flags and bunting decorated the house as guests played high five and other games. A musical program featured numbers by Miss Runnells, Miss Nichols, Miss Collins and a solo by Miss Ethel Poe.
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C. F. Collins
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