Weld county club picnic draws wide county turnout
The 875 Boys and Girls of Weld County gathered for a club picnic at Colorado Agricultural College in Fort Collins. Activities included swimming, a lunch, and demonstrations by extension staff on horticulture, animal husbandry, and dairy judging, with tours to the museum and agricultural gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Fort Colling
Colorado Agricultural Col
Hamnesy Yey Buell
Bake Drawart
Galeton
Coleman
Hazel
Fort Lupton
Hereford
Sohnewn
Koshtuburg
Kiowa
Kuner
Ig Tree
Nuga
New Raymer
Potar
St Vrais
Sligo
Windeor
Walter Fitratton
Hy J. Sipapeon
Wald County
Minda
Oye
Girta Ag Entertainment
Ove Ant Gira
Wordn
Ol Belo
Jay A. Levy
Ag Cultural College
Addrys
Wald
Homa Geonomins
Jarl Douging
le Experiment Etalon
Larkner
Delphiny Daweon
A. N.ier
George Reach
William L. Burnett
Boyd Ware
Chero S Tha Hyestook
Securities Market Slows on Saturday Trading
The New York market moved slowly in a lethargic Saturday session with modest fractional changes in leased stocks and steady bonds. Turner notes showed little sign of direction as traders largely stayed away, while notable moves included a small dip in National Biscuit and muted activity in American Telephone and Bethlehem Steel amid ongoing earnings and dividend speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Financial Markete
Bonda
Divistox
Etocke
Uia
National
Tla
Seema
American Telephone
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
Waatgon
American Water Worke
Allied Chemical
Mathlegon AlKali
Case
Public Service of
N. J
Blewart Warner
Stadebaker
Belrod
Births and sports notes confuse Grover date line
The clipping mixes a July 26 birth in Grover with unrelated items: a Hollywood birth notice for Shirley, a French tennis match report noting Cochet and Broglines, and a sunflower bug warning from Ralph Gardner in a Green area.
Local Swimmers to Compete in Morgan Meet
Morgan will send a team of local swimmers to the Fort Morgan water carnival annual event. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the squad includes John Mil holland Adam Halitz Wayne Barry Gelder Brice Wilkinson and Margaret Heintz. Morgan has developed the water caravel and plans entries from area cities while Greeley aims for varied prizes with a balanced roster.
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Greeley
Fort, Morgan Water
Chamber of Commerce
Atch
John Milholland
Adam Halitz
Wayne Barry Wd Gelder
Brice Wilkinson
Margaret Heintz
Yort Morgan
Ind
Pat Yeate
Durkee Couple Mark 67th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Durkee celebrated their sixty seventh wedding anniversary in Greeley. They were married July 22 1804 in Beockporks N where they lived before moving to Colorado in 1678. Now in good health at ages 87 and 86 they received greetings from children and friends. Surviving are Albert Dar lisa in Greeley Alice Rockn fellow Canon City and Nettie Warener Denver. A daughter Julia Moynahan died at 26.
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Thair
Greeley
Jered Durkes
Durktoe
Beockporks N
The
Onet
Colorado
Durkey
Durkees
Diryee
Albert Darlisa
Precent
Alice Rocknfellow
Canon City
Nettle Warener
Denver
Julia Moynahan
Escaped Colorado Convict Caught for Cigar Theft
Prema Payton of Newcomerstown, Ohio, arrested after a drug store theft. He was identified by fingerprint as the man who escaped four years ago from Canon City prison in Colorado, where he served a life sentence for murder. He had been sentenced for a holdup murder but his execution date was stayed. his sentence was commuted and he later escaped. He had settled in Ohio, returning with two children.
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Prema Payton
Mimer Beasley
Newcomerstown
Tolay
Canon City
Cals
Severn
Walley
Ohio
Tax Situation May Shut Down Schools Says Tax Speakers
Platteville July 26 speakers at a Taxpayer League meeting warned a tax crisis could force school closures. Local officials including John Birkle Homer Badford Herbert Mann and A J Mumper discussed wheat prices farm shortages and high taxes. They urged temporary school expense reductions measured in wheat bushels to ride out the emergency and avoid broad tax default.
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Enid
Tronomleas
Summer Term Gains Fall Quarter Enrollment
Teachers college reports more graduate and advanced students staying into fall quarter with a shift to full-quarter enrollment. Second-half summer term enrollment in 1880 is expected to rise by 26 with new students taking two or three courses. At week’s end 690 students not attending first half are enrolled, total falls from the prior week by 442 to an estimated 416 of 430 by Monday.
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Teachers College
Teachera College
Jett
Humber
Hinraiment
Walt
Governor Adams Returns to Denver from Alamosa
Governor Adams returned to Denver today after several days in Alamosa. He said there was no change in the state military department situation as Pace Caie Bill Newton, adjutant general, appeared likely to be replaced by Oohmel William inks amid several resignations in the department.
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Adams
bin Donk
Alamosa
State Military Department
Caie
Bill Newton
Explosion at Bad Diego Apartment Injures Four
A gas explosion at 3424 Park Boulevard in Bad Diego injures four, wrecks the interior of an apartment, and rocks surrounding streets. Officer A B Beckett, badly burned, and occupants Mrs J C Twing, Mrs L Ewing, Mrs F P Curl er are treated. fire crews extinguish a subsequent fire. Police probe a possible opened gas valve and a kitchen door glass shattered by the blast as investigators seek the blast origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Autfering
Ewing
Beckett
Io Kitchen
Luchsas
Mra. Ewing
Potlee
Newton
Pollag
Iqarn
Barrymore to star in Denver in School for Scandal
Ethel Barrymore brings a three day Denver engagement at Broadway theater starting Monday night July 27 in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The School for Scandal. The tour features Leo Limbert management with a cast including Walter Gilbert and Anita Anna Lamar as part of a country wide revival effort.
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Denver
Broadway
Hithel Barrymore
Richard Brinaley Sheridan
School For Scandal
Misa Barrymore
Leo Limbert
New York
Wildcess Ayers Whers
Theratara
Miss Barrymore
Rheridan
Axalgen
London
Miss Barrymoca
Walter Gilbert
McKay Mora
O, He, Croker-Rhix
Beatrics Terry
Grimmer
Ernest Rowan
Charlemand
Anita Anna Lamar
Willam Kerntay
Marcelli
A. G. Andrews
Ralph Roberts
Arthur Treacher
Charlee Campbelll
Wheat Harvest Progress Report From Briggedale
Readable lines indicate wheat harvest progress with cargo details and quality notes. Mentions briggedale loads and Warners. Report references tonnage ranges, readiness, and positive Grain quality signals amid a busy harvest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Warners
Busy Years Flying Ocean Show Progress in Airplane Building
A New York report by W. W. Ghaplin reviews aviation progress since Lindbergh. It contrasts 1987 Atlantic crossing attempts with 1941 and earlier efforts, noting fatalities and near-misses. The piece lists notable flights, losses, and records, highlighting ongoing races, tragedies, and survivals in transatlantic air travel.
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New York
Tnce
Lindbergh
France
North Atlantic
Whleen Lindbergh
North Atantic
Fost
Dmilne
Ruth Nichols
Newfoundland
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
William MacLaren
Beryl
Hart
South Atlantic
Bermuda
Azores
North Atlantia
Alcock
Brown
Hawker
Grieve
Iceland
Greenland
Tabrador
Rene Ronck
Chamberlin
Loving
Byrd
Crow
Brock
Font
Frank Courtney
James Fitzmaurice
Amelia Earhart
Elsie Mackay
von Huenefeld
Koel
Fitzmaurice
Greenly Taland
Williama
Yancy
Kingefard
Jersey Breeders Hold Greeley Picnic Event
Jersey breeders from the northeast section gathered at Island Grove Park in Greeley on Friday for a picnic and talks. Speakers included Leland Lamb of East Lansing, Mich, and delegates from the American Jersey Cattle Club, state dairy commission, and Cooperative Milk Producers Association. About 35 attendees from Windsor, Laporte, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and other towns attended.
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Leland Lamb
East Lansing
Mich
Fred [Dine
American Jersey Cattle Club
Walter Freaman
State Dairy Commission
M. Rabbitt
Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
Jersey Cattle Preedars
Beland Lamb
Mra
P. C. Lamb
Windagr
Michigan State Agricultural College
Earl Temple
Laporte
Temple
Aeso
BY. I. Norris
Hobart Roamer
Fort Colling
Frink
Port Lupton
Tinken
Golorado Springs
Hasid
Fort Margen
Virginia Bale
Mra. P. GC. Lamb
Windsor
Three Brief Plays Captivate Full Little Theater Crowd
A large crowd filled the Little Theater for the Sumer Dramatic club program of three one act plays. The Patboilaz by Alice Gerstenbers drew the loudest applause as the finale, while Trifles by Susan Glaspell and The Potboiler by Alice Gerstenbers offered strong performances. Casts included Richard Talman, Paul Anderson, J E Bowers, George Henderson, Henry Peters, Opal Adams, and Hal Wells with Vera Woods directing.
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Sumer Dramatic Club
Patboilaz
Allea Geretonlers
Susan Glaspell
M. Haywood
George
Richard Talman
Paul_ Anderson
J. E. Bowers
Patey Challgren
Trifles
Susan Graephell
George Henderson
N Marome Mra
Peters Tella Noble
Henry Peters
Ivan Elcher
Hale
John Bowers
Hale Opal Adams
Vera Woods
Alice Gerstenbers
Gus
Carly Dowers
Sud
Hal Wells
Wouldby
Heke Miga Ivory
Hage
Alvi McKeechan
Meotke and
Calvert
Duck Reat
Harod Provancha
Pacord Fon
Robart
Midoced
Tyory Dire
City Water Tax Delinquency Notice Warns Of Steps
City Water Collector warns that unpaid water tax for 1961 will become delinquent in August if not paid. The notice states steps will be taken without further notice. Public officials urge timely payment to avoid penalties and collection action.
Interstate Toll Bridge Opens After Court Ruling
Durant Ohio July 25 the free bridge over the Red River between Denison Texas and Durant Oklahoma opened after a federal injunction restraining the opening was dissolved. Texas guards removed a barrier and a caravan of 24 autos crossed from Texas toward Oklahoma as highway 74 boosters joined the crossing.
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Durant
Ohio
Red River
Denison
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Hopaton
Ueering Highway 74
Gatyeguon
Winaipes
Canada
Davis County social notes show guests visiting and accompanying events
A jumble of names and travels lists Grover Grovyer Frank Dunker families visiting Davenport Wyning University guests at Loramie Franties Day at Cheyenne and Estes Park tours with residents of Edwards, Lear River and Winfield, plus Frontier Day attendance and local hospitality in a single week.
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Grover Grovyer
Tfr
Frank Dunker
Davenport
Dunder
Mre
Catherine Canton
J. Levine
Gom
Gradley
Misa Bernice Rantuchler
Wynting University
Laramie
Lillian Parker
Misa Rantschler
Loramie
Lawrence Colwell
Mra
George Parker
Ednis Ahonynathy
Cheyenne
Frank Donker
Guy Palmer
Winona Olander
William Brook
Francine
Roy Chrisinger
Winfield
Estes Park
G. L. Wood
Lear River
jGuy C. Smith
Jamiy
Jake Bauerman
Leat River
Clayton
Harold Smith
Local residents enjoy midweek visits and community events
Gilcrest Olerast reports Frank Kern of Keanesburg spent Wednesday at W. Capperung’s home. Mrs Marguerite Engel and daughter Laulee visited Heyvy Engel’s home on Thursday. A boy named Tonry suffered a serious foot injury from a hitching machine. Mrs Willard Colts remains ill. Pickles prize awarded to E. G. Capperuns. Grain cutting and hail damage noted across fields. Dan Veagel attended Frontier Day at Cheyenne. Wednesday afternoon swimming group included several local residents. Mrs Earl Riges and family ran to Unyver for business.
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Gilcrest Olerast
Frank Kern
Keanesburg
W. #. Kern
Louise F4dd
Nina Kiladorg
B. GO .Capperung
Canporine
Marguerite Engel
Laulee
Louise Engel
Heyvy Engel
Tonry
Wau
Willard
Capperuns
Dan Veagel
Chevenns
Salla Awinming
Mogdemea Bum Wyatt
Jim Greager
Deal Mosaman
Jack Redman
Orl Cog
Warn
Harry Nesom
Wize Timothy
Randleman
Jim Hubbard
Rather Randiouan
Virginia Timothy
Louisy Readleman
Earl. Riges
UN Yver
Weadnesday
Mrs Moody Defeats Top-Ranked Player in Essex Club Tourney
Mrs Helen Wills Moody dominated the Essex County Club event, trouncing Oakland’s Mrs Florence Harper, the national top ranking player, 6 1 1 in 9 minutes to claim the tour title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moody
Associated Pease
Manchester
Maas
Briantly
Helen Wills Moody
Essex
Syutalion Fonnis
Tlorence Harper
Oakland
Calif
Cloyar
Peyton Sentenced to Prison for Extortion Plot
Brighton July 2 William Peyton an army private was sentenced by Judge Samuel W Johnston to two to five years in the state penitentiary after being convicted of sending extortion letters to businessmen. Peyton was arrested by Denver police with county authorities for placing a blank package at a site designated by Peyton and demanding money under threat of death.
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Peyton
Perse
Brighton
Wiliam Payton
Wss
Samuel W. Johnston
Loy
Denver
Fragmentary Quotation on Deception and Habit
A garbled excerpt argues that tribes habituated to deception and authorities of Impere tence cannot alter outcomes through mere effort. The text suggests froth is habit more than will, and references T. W. Roberton and Mio- han Insingerity.
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T. W. Roberton
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Grover
John H. Hauman
Carpenter
Grover Sanita
Bhirleyne
Archie A. Grant
Hallywood
Grant
Greeley High School
Franch
Roland Gerron
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Pnd
England
Tofernaisonel
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brognes
Wngueh
Georneughes
Charles Kingeley
Thatscores
Les
Aimilar
Ralph Gardner
Pigus
Mr. Gardner
Mrs. Durkee
Aries Ots
Ethel Barrymore
Briggedale
Queen Mary
Queen Mary of England
Chelsea
Natiional Rage Society
W. W. Ghaplin
Silger
New Orleans
Jersey
Occidental Lodge
Suly
Gur
Hrother
Arthur Btrong
Bonotal Messenger
Rex
REX Cafe
Aif
Fienire
Cere
Macy Mortuary Coristh Street
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