Short Course for Janitors Opens Monday
A six annual short course for janitors and custodians opens Monday at Colorado Teachers College with seven states represented in advance registration. The program, led by Barton Meeker and others, will run through the week and include group instruction, open forums, and a senior lecture on the janitor’s role in health.
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Gresley
Colorado Teachers College
Thia
Denver
Barton
Méeker
Strangemente
Ore School
Mingour
Arizona
Altho
Gatorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Toxo New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kaime
Sevanteen
Colorado
Mesker
Pueblo
Hoehne
Lafayatte
Haton
Swink
Fort. Collins
Wotdona
Laporte
Lamar
Canon Cry
Oak Greek
Brush
Longmont
Meeker
Avondale
Fort Morgan
Laird
R. G. Dempsey
Groonda
Toachers College
L. C. Helm
Minnyaponl
Gustodian Ag
E. W. Knowles
Greeley
Mrs Minnie McHale dies in Grover after sudden illness
Mrs Minnie McHale of Grover died suddenly at her home Monday evening after a supper table collapse. Survived by son John of Grover, husband at a veterans home in Idaho East, brother Barney Watilus of Watkins, sisters Stella Stevens Greybull and Herman Warner Carpenter. McHale ran the Pawnes hotel and led the local printing office, a Colorado resident for the past five years.
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Grover
Minnie McHale
Herman Warner
Carpenter
McHale
Pawnes
Colorado
Postmaster at Hudson Weds in Denver Monday
Alice M. Payne postmaster at Hudson and William DuHay of Tone wed in Denver Monday afternoon at 5 o’clock. The Rev J Wesley Johnson of Hudsons Methodist Episcopal church presided. The couple planned a motor trip through the coast upon return. Mrs DuRay came to Hudson in 1914 with her mother, served as telephone operator until 1922, then became postmaster and will resume duties after the trip. She is prominently known among the community.
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Alice M. Payne
Hudson
William du Hay
Tone
Denver
J. Wesley Johnson
Methodist Episcopal
Dance Hall and Sales Pavilion Planned on First Ave
J Z Stroh of northeast of Groeley expects a new dance hall and sales pavilion on First Avenue north of the thirteenth street, to be completed by July. The main floor will serve as a furniture sales room with a rear stock auction area. Dances to start July 4. building cost around unspecified.
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J. Z. Stroh
Noutheast
Groeley
Stroh
Elementary Picnics Planned At Local School This Week
Pupils in multiple grade groups will complete work this week then enjoy a Friday picnic at Viaitting school. Fourth to sixth grade groups plan activities at Talend Grove Park while other students have planned projects on campus.
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Viaitting
Mont Des Hokt
Talend Grove Park
Hanking Funeral Held at Berthoud on Sunday
Funeral services for H Ki Hankion of Cale Fate were held Sunday at United Brethren church Berthoud. He died Friday morning, survived by daughter Mrs Frank Keys and sister Mrs J W Yancey, with three children and eight grandchildren among others.
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Windsor
H. Ki. Hankion
Frank Keys
Berthoud
United Brethren Church
Mr. Hankins
Hia
Aga
J. W. Yancey
Mr. Hanking
Borm
Frenchlick
Ind
Yancey
Eddie Greip
Loveland
Frank Koyd
Bert Hanking
Wellington
Harry St. Hanking
Borthoud
geRudehilaven
Tex Guinan Must Pay Own Way Home from Havre
Havre France June 2 Texan Guinan will depart France tomorrow afternoon and must pay her own fare back home the French line director said Her group did not come to France to work and the company will not cover her return She was photographed by American paparazzi and received several marriage proposals from men she declined to discuss Reports of a possible Monte Carlo job were unconfirmed Austin Texas June 2 Governor Sterling will not seek the state department’s intercession for Guinan who was refused admittance to France in response to a plea from Edgar H Shumate Paris
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Havre
France
Guinan
Sto. Work
Deeb
Deeb Offered A Job At ‘Monte Carlo
Ward
Althoit
Austin
Tex
Sune
Ross
Sterling
State Department
Texes Guinan
Edgar H. Shumate
Paris
Few Vacancies Remain in Elementary School
Dr Annie McCown principal announced Tuesday that only a few vacancies remain at Brades through Teachers College Training School for summer term. Kindergarten and pre elementary classes are full. parents may enroll by calling the Elementary School before Friday. Regular registration occurs Monday June 15. No enrollment at the building next week due to college-wide closure.
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Brades
Teachers College Training School
Annie McCown
McCown
Final College High High Assembly Thursday Promotion Exercise
A final assembly at Callagé Junior High will be held Thursday at 3 PM in the school auditorium to promote the ninth grade into the senior high. Miss Florence Meyar, Haelish teacher at College High, will lead the program with pupils presenting their original history of their activities.
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Callagé
Florence Meyar
Haelish
College High
Achont
Ladies Aid at Evans Clear a $40 on Memorial Day Dinner
Evans society notes say the Ladies Aid cleared 40 dollars at their annual Decoration Day dinner in the school gymnasium. The event draws many townspeople and out of town guests such as Mr and Mrs Bam McAfeu of Denver and Mrs Margaret DeVinney of La Salle, with dinners a longstanding community tradition.
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Ladies Aid
Evans
Ladies
Ataia
Bam McAfeu
Denver
Wanderlips
Greeley
Charles Huftanithy
John Behrens
la Salle
Margaret DeVinney
Three Men Rescued in Fire on Liner Pier
A fire at the Munson line pier on the Mast river in New York early today endangered up to 11 men who slept on the pier. Police and rescuers saved three, while others were believed drowned as flames blocked escape and workers fled into the river. The pier, slated for city piers, had been used by men sleeping there at night.
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New York
New City
Oil Merger Not Appealed by U S Officials
Washington reports the Department of Justice will not appeal a Missouri federal court ruling approving the merger of Standard Oil of New York and Vacuum Oil Company. The government said it would not prolong litigation by seeking the Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Federal District Court of Missouri
Standard Oil Company of New York
Vacuum Oil. Company
Walitt
Supreme Court of the United States
Pdiscus
District Court of Missouri
Circuit
Losis
Stocks Close Heavy in Wall Street Exchange
Stocks closed heavy in New York trading as losses eased from Monday but remained sizable. The market dipped after early rally as short coverings faded, with declines led by American Telephone, U S Steel, Standard Oil, Anaconda, and Union Pacific while General Electric and a few others held firm.
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Wall Street Exchange
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
French Lick
Salee
Sharce U. S
New Jersey
North American
Anaconda
American Smelting
Calumet
Arizona
Paramount
Atchison
New York Central
Johnie Margitte
National Biscuit
General Electric
Union Pacific
Pearl O Loughlin Seriously Ill After Denver Jail Fall
Pearl O Loughlin, convicted slayer of her stepdaughter Leona, is seriously ill after a fall in the Denver county jail. A petition filed with the supreme court seeks an order for immediate removal to Denver General Hospital for x rays and treatment, citing a nervous breakdown from neck and upper thoracic vertebrae injury and a reported fainting spell.
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Wresa Denyer
Jone
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leona
Supreme Court
Denver General Hospital
Births and farm finance notes in county paper
Stork Express born to Mr and Mrs Chester Adama at 1802 Eleventh street a son June 1 weighing 11 pounds at Mrs Swanson's Maternity Home Jack Maurice. Twins Marilyn Ras and Marjorie Mae born to Mr and Mrs W G Schneider of Orchard Tuesday morning June 2 weights six pounds each. Mrs Schneider at home of Mrs W D Shaffer 1218 Sixth Street Horn at the Greetey hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Raymond List 111 Sixth Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Homynk Route 6 Greeley. Kentucky farmers plan 3 million dollars by letting farm machinery stand in the open. Prof J B Kelley of University of Kentucky estimates.
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Chester Adama
Eleventh Street
Waighing
Horn
Greetey Hoapital
Raymond Listof
Sixth Street
Paul Homynk
Greeley
Kentucky
J. B. Kelley
The
University of Kentucky Estimatos
Keota Nutrition Gains Highlight Rural School Program
Keota shows notable improvement in average student weight through Weld County nutrition work, with 1,983 children weighed and 2,184 measured. The six month program led to fewer underweight students, more overage weight reductions, and Keota posting the largest gains in overweight reductions among involved schools. Mrs. Bonne M. Stone, Lincoln resident, led the effort, delivering talks to 991 adults, 298 children not in classes, and 122 home visits, with 68 nutritionteachers and 143 conferences to promote services.
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Bonne M. Stone
School of Weld
Keota
Stone
Lincoln
Keotn
Ita
Itn
Statistica
Weld Schoola
Brigesdale
Haton
Fossign
Aboys
Galeton
Betow
GML
Pierce
Hong
Petow
Keotu
Grover
Hereford
Homestead
New Waymer
Abova
Prairie Queen
Salem
Sligo
Bundydale
Hove
Stepp
Tyoluytsers
Girl Hurt in Fall From Horse Found Wandering
Fort Snelling Minnesota June 2 Mise Margaret Bayern 16 missing since 3 Pm Sunday when her horse returned to the Fort tables was found at 3 0clock today wandering in a daze off the reservation The girl daughter of an army officer had a gash on her hand and talked incoherently Fort officers until she told them her horse slipped and threw her
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Margaret Bayern
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Mrs Cotlnda J MeKean 84 dies suddenly at home in Koonesburg after heart failure. George Peterson 47 of the mill west of Eaton passes at Grosjoy hospital after over a week’s illness from a nervous system infection linked to dental issues. M Petroson survives by wife and four or five children.
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Gua
Peterdon
Eaton
Grosjoy Hospital
M. Potoraon
Fined motorists cited in police court
Paul Potts of Gresley paid 6.50 for speeding while W Phoenix was fined 33.60 for driving through a stop sign. Bart W. Prov ines drew 5.00 on a bad check charge when he appeared before H. G. English in police court.
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Paul Potts
Gresley
W. Phoenix
Bart W. Provines
Ius+ Hee
G. English
Sterilization Call By Dr English At Meeting
Dr Waltee M English urged the American Psychiatric Association to approve sterilisation to curb feeble mindedness. He cited U S figures claiming 1 800 000 with mental age below nine and 600 000 below seven, advocating supervision and eugenic measures amid alarm over mental illness. He spoke at the association's 87th annual meeting.
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Toronto
Ont
Waltee M. English
American Psychiatric Association
Hir
United States
Ee Eyore
English
Brookvilla
Mrs Verner Z Reed Identified as Denver Library Donor
Mrs Verner Z Reed was revealed as the anonymous donor of 360000 dollars to Denver University for a library building. The gift announced a year ago funds construction and upkeep of the Mullary with a permanent endowment for books.
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Ameoetater Press
Denver
Verner
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