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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1933

Page

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Horace Mann School Parents Night Show

About 175 parents attended Monday evening at Horace Mann School for a faculty presented program in the auditorium. Teachers explained grade work and student projects in classrooms while the program featured performances by a piano and vocal group led by parent volunteers Carlos Hahnwald and Mrs Helen Hopkins, with remarks by Mrs Isabel Marsh and Mrs George Kimbrel.

Horace Mann Rooma Carlos Hahnswald Helen Hopkins Moraco Maun Studenta Mias Mattis Yardhey Isabel Marsh George Kimbrel

Comedy Presented at Windsor Is Success

Windsor Windsor county high school hosts the Windsor Faculty Players in Bashful Mr Bobbo a farce by Waiter Bun Hare. A large audience attended the Thursday show with receipts of 28 dollars from the training and matinee performances. Matinee admission was five cents for Park area and junior high children, while over 400 attended the afternoon show. The group plans annual productions to benefit the schools, this year aiding the junior high library. The cast includes Katherine Henderson Glenn Kendrick Frederick Henderson and others.

Windser Bobbo Bun Hare Windsor Windsor High School Audiftorium Park Actuol Dhig Famulty Players Katherine Henderson Glwen Kendrick Frederick Hendersson Warlan Laybourg Wiges Hs Landlady Nancy Deroh Obadiah Stump Leator Kuentzel Francia Whittaker Naomi Distioan Rosalis Otis Mildred Droken Robert ¥. Bobbe Bassifnl Grorga B. Tozer Maraten Hobbs Lui Bashtul Lowell W. Howard Jean Graham Delaware Gle

House Blocks Action on Hoover Arms Embargo

Washington Feb 87 The house blocked action on President Hoover s arms embargo proposal. The house foreign affairs committee had approved it but the rules committee declined Chairman McReynalds request for a hearing and Speaker Garner said he would not permit the proposal to be brought up under suspension of the rules.

Washington House Hoover Althe House Foreign Affairs Rales McReynald Garner

Deaths and Funerals Notice in Weld County

Word has been received of the death Sunday night of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Fuqua of Welders Gigie Fuque 5 a niece of Dr IW Fuqua.

Clyde Fuqua Gigie Fuque IW. Fuqua

Fragmentary Market Notes on Produce and Poultry Prices

A damaged OCR passage lists prices paid to growers by a dealer for eggs, poultry, and meat products. Mentions No 1 eggs, springers, young turkeys, and various weights, with unclear figures and items such as capon and roosters.

Gressey Deslore Capone

Permits for Store Remodeling Taken in Downtown

City building inspector reports three remodeling permits for downtown store buildings and one for damage repair to a burned home. Permits include $100 for remodeling the enlarged Gustar store at 240 Ninth Avenue by Joe B. Dalby and $950 for remodeling the Gresley Clean store at 817 Eighth Street. Another permit lists $260 for remodeling the former Gresley Hardware location for C. P. Shane. Mrs Maryriff seeks a permit to spend about $308 repairing damage to her dormitory at 1945 Ninth Avenue.

Howe Stora Gustar Ninth‘avenue Joe B. Dalby Gresley Clear Eighth Anderson Gresley Hardware Company C. P. Shane Maryriff Han Ninth Avenue

Denver Market Report Measures Cattle and Hogs Prices

Denver and Chicago markets show cattle and hogs trading with varied bids. Prices for calves and heifers range from about 2.60 to 4.25 dollars, with vealers and yearlings steady to higher. bulk cow values near 2.40. Sheep and lambs show modest activity, with some bids around 6.00 to 6.40 for fat lambs and mixed prices for ewes and yearlings.

Denver oOivy Lendy Kerong Alendy Acveasing Sworo California Feirly Activ T&g Chicago Dalala Omaha Rok Howe Elipica Leeder Paekera Hansas Kansans Sinesex Changin Dows Margat Cnn Denthale

Stork Express Birth Announcements From Feb 26

A baby girl born Sunday at Greeley hospital to Mr and Mrs W L Kules of 4880 Twelfth Avenue Eau weighing 7 pounds at birth. Earlier a 7 pound baby boy arrived near QM vicinity at 7344 pounds? and another infant noted at Mrs Awansonig maternity home. The report records several births with unclear spellings and places, mentioning Windsor and He weignad 614 pounds in last line.

W.L. Kules Twelfth Avenue Eau Greeley Hospital Cod Henry Linda Gary Awansonig Windeor Pokt Gli¢ford ‘Lacey

Greeley Feed Prizes Postponed to February Twenty Eighth

A corrected notice from Screamings Bros announces block feed and shots op prizes for Greeley Feed, with the event rescheduled to February 28.

Greeley! Feed Prizes

Boy Scout News and Troop 12 Reorganization Progress

Patrol Leaders of Troop 12 meet to reorganize with new officers and secured members after a regular Scoutmaster vacancy. Court of Honor honors 14 boys with merit badges as leaders and scouts from nearby troops join.

Laws Kilts Albert Newland A. Eldred TH. H. Greene Cranley Jefferson Qltr T.F. Gansutt Gnorga FE. Horne H.L. Cordell J.B. Hekenadorfer Don L. Browort Gcantmaster Blickensderfar Kenneth ‘Campbell Nelte Bilckensderter George Hall Leroy Bags Jo Joho Wheeler

Large Crowd at Music Contest in Briggsdale

A packed house filled the Northeast Weld music contest at the Rapist church in Hilesdale February 24 with eight schools competing. Winners span grade solo violin chorus and piano, including Stoneham Grover Hereford and Raymer contestants. A Washington’s Birthday program followed at Belgesdale school with performances by students under supervisor Mary Wilson and Billy Zonger.

Hilesdale Rapist Stonehum Weat Pawnee New Raymer Grover Hereford Buck Ingham Keota Briggedale Ara Coling Greelay Teachers College Hare Toa dl Tientt Gredé Lawrente Nicklas Stonehan Dream Boat Lorraine Nicklas Stoneham Margaret Hurts Koala Dream Hoa Ado Allee Palmén Dorothy Bweet Brigesdale Ave Mare Elret Kevtn Robert Lachek Raymer Mary Ellen Hitzma Mildred Wingate Buckingham Don Juan Biinget Washington Mormalog Belgesdale School Mary Wilson Billy Zonger Bong Bill Songer Mount Vernon Herbert Thomas Bobbie Duldon George Washington Brice Wilte Tramtone Slo Bobbie Elton Dorothy Fracklin Girl Bistoriad Dorthy Swot Priscilla Batty Galdou Pochakestas Erma

High School Declamatory Contest At Keota

A large delegation from Briggedale attended the Keota high school declamatory contest with contestants from Mooker Betsy Rose Adelaide Clark Gokorai Reed Jenny Johnson and others. Awards included First Audrey Reed West Pawood and Second Esther Gibson Grover with third Harold Pook Grover.

Mooker Betsy Rose Adelaide Clark Gokorai Reed Jenny Johnson Abraham Lincoln Bernice Southard Dlepmother Lincoln Earl Clara Bardon America Briggedale Keota @hursday Winery Btawart Grover Gretna Greenhorna Ingcoms William Klaus Sockpes Firat Billy’ Bontikkaen Baekinghato Father Fauchelevent Befaice Boldin Haymer Joyce Rolin Fathor Fauchelevent Audrey West Pawood Esther Gibson Harold Pook

Insull Promised 12000 Annual Pension In Exile

Samuel Insull, hiding in Athens after his empire’s collapse, reportedly faces extradition battles. He was promised a $12,000 annual pension from his former companies for at least another year, amid ongoing indictments and legal maneuvers.

Assothted Fras Chitage Samuel Athend Greece Bro

Johnson To Stand For Central Purchasing Policy

Denver reports say Governor Johnson will resist changes to the administrative code bill that would abolish the central purchasing agency. The move centers on maintaining centralized procurement amid criticism from unnamed sources close to the governor.

Johnson Denver Ieatrickex

Second Lecture March 2 by Dr Felix of Denver

Dr Robert H Felix will deliver the second lecture in a four part series at Meeker Junior High School, discussing the motivation of behavior before the Wold County Mental Hygiene Society. The event, to be held Thursday at 7:40 p m, invites not only society members but any interested attendees.

Wold County Mental Hygiene Society Robert H. Felix Thess Fells Din Foon Meeker

Play Review Wednesday at Blackburn Faculty Club Lounge

Miss Marger in Teachera College English department will review Kauffmann and Forber's "Dioger at Eight" in the Faculty Club lounge Wednesday evening. The program is part of a weekly series presented by the faculty members.

Marger Blackburn Teachera College Kauffmau Forber Dioger Eerles’ Beng Ute Cuingtor

Washington Tuesday in Washington Asoc

Washington reports indicate the Senate and related bodies moved on several federal appropriations and investigations. The agriculture department 104.9 million bill advanced to the White House after conference approval, with opposition noted on a minor amendment. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a rail loan, and Washington actions touched on banking committee investigations set for the next session.

Washington Agriculture Department White House House Warkington Miseourt Pacific Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission R. E

Grade Contest Results at Pierce on Friday

Grade contest held Friday at Pierce produced several top placings. Winners include Thala Scott for dramatic declamation, Lana Hamilton for rametic declamation, Alice Ward for oration, Howard Crom for spelling, Helen Zane Lesh for piano, Batty Jean Stargrant for fourth violin, and Ailee Ward for vocal. Judges were from Teachers College.

Parents Night at Ault Grade School March 1

The notice invites parents to attend Parents Night at Ault Grade School on Wednesday evening to become better acquainted with the subjects taught and the classes their children attend or are interested in. Teachers will explain the work and a similar event held at Ault High School previously proved very successful.

Independentia Decide Vigorous Campaign Plans

A heated city election meeting discussed an Independent ticket campaign with a concise platform. Talks favored a vigorous effort though no final decisions were reached, signaling a strong but undecided push for the Independent slate.

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Taxation issues prompt governor to outline procedure

Fragmentary notes show Johnson Mesy and Governor EA discussing tax policy and upcoming assembly activity. The brief mentions a familiar procedure after a tax event, with references to taxpayers classes and a February date. The fragment ends with a mention of a party raid and a nighttime event at a Baptist location.

Ping’ Denyer

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