Faculty Production of Pygmalion Delights Local Audiences
The Teachers College cast led by Frances Tobey staged George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion at the Lit a packed house praised for Miss Blackburn as Eliza and Armentrout's Higgins. Keen staging, strong humor, and lively supporting turns by Doolittle and Pickering underscored a standout amateur premiere with a promise of further showings.
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Pygmalion
Mim
Bynsford Twitt
Lorena Maean Perry
Bynsl
Flosa Agu Turner
George W. Finley
Traddy
Bynsford Hui
Kenneth Peny Yalizn Doalittle
Ante Oe
Blackspurt
Colonel Picketing
Halph ‘I
Bishoy
Henry Higging
Wintiola
Pygmalian
Bernard Buan
Teavhare Calley
Lita Theater
Dean Hettar
Frances Wobey
Miss Tobey
Margaret Dlackborn
Eliza
Donlittle
Henry Higgins
Higgins
Colonel Pickering
Higging
Gilbert
Shaw
Galatea
Miss Blackburn
Wren
Ettlea
Coronel
Pickering
Patrick Campbell
Hifza
England
Ralph
Henry
A. Gregs
Alfred Doolittle
Alfred
Cross
Mina Toley
Mra
Milunhoth Lusmoor
Toury
Kenneth Perry
Jowith
Freddy Bynaford Hull
Hs Mieter
Plosa
Ann Turner
Covent Garden
Frigging
Elan the
Proaram
Jsara
Boy Scout Troop 2 Wins Special Prize at Model Air Contest
Boy Scout Troop No. 2 of Greeley won the Tribune model airplane contest special prize. Jack Allison, scout master, led two members Reginald Templin and Fred Slackett in crafting planes. Prizes included a Bauer and Black first aid kit from Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co. presented by Stering theater manager Harry Ashton at a free theater party. James Burkey won a Majestic No. 40 radio.
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Greeley
Jack Allison
Tribune
Reginald Templin
Fred Slackett
Gilbert- Bishop Drug Company
Stering
Svenlig
Harry Ashton
The
Sterling
Dickey.Sanders, Inc
James Blurkey
Boy Scouts
Births in Colorado towns reported from June and May
Mercy hospital Denver welcomes a six pound nine ounce daughter to Stork Express and Mr and Mrs Gordon Batstone of Ordway. Several other births occur in Mead Milliken Loveland Longmont and Milliken hospitals or homes between May 29 and June 3. Names include Jeanine Jucks Moultau Sanchez Welgle Eurich and others listed with weights and dates.
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Gordon Batstone
Ordway
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Datystong
Greeley
Fobuatown
Mita Hae Barnard
Johnstown
Matstone
Rs. Ray Moultau
Milliken
Mra
Tony Sanchez
Mlitliken
Plattégirls
Arthur Welgte
Greelay Hospital
Youhda
Ote Curtee
Sha
Jeanoing
Irs
County Agent Urges Immediate Cutting of Alfalfa
Weld County alfalfa fields show widespread disease from black stem blight root rot mildew and related issues. County agent H H Simpson warns a large portion of the crop should be cut now to prevent further spread, noting weather and freezing conditions contributed to the outbreak.
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H. H. Simpson
Peckham
Tart Lipton
Gresley
Windsor
Fort Colling
Mr. Simpson
Eld
Jata
Cucumber Acreage Expansion Tied to New Pickling Plant Move
Cucumber acreage in the area increased as growers plant cucumbers for the pieki crop. Rodney Bell, superintendent, notes expansion and relocation of the pickling plant to Ninth Avenue with new tanks and funding under way. The move aims to improve accessibility for growers and plant work continues as planting of beans proceeds countywide. Corral? is reported as being in good condition.
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Rodney Bell
Model Mille
Ninth Avenue
Grawer
Cora
Eyersman Money Demand Trial Is Started Here
The money demand suit of Eyersman against Ray and Glen Mackey opened in district court Tuesday on appeal from county court. The plaintiff seeks 205.03 plus interest, claiming value received on a note for a land leveler purchased, while the defendants deny receipt of value and contend the note was not funded. Attorneys Houtchens and Baab represent the defendants.
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Tha
Eyersman
Ray
Glen Mackey
Foy
Beford
Giyan
LaSalle
Program Presented by Big Bend on Thursday
Peckham June 2 Big Bend School presented a program before a large audience in the school auditorium. The numbers were drawn from those listed in manager big programs and were entertaining and instructive. The program included Little Hearth Soldiers-Float grade, The Aquarium-Fourth grade, Bonge-Third grade, Talking movie-Second grade, Debate-Tenth grade, Rhythm orchestra-Second grade, Song-Sixth grade, Pageant Colorful Colorado-Junior Indiana youth.
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Peckham
Big Bend School
Lareo Aaudience
Iaet
the Aquarium
Indghy
Picketing of British Shops Is India Plan
Bombay reports a nationalist call for a city wide picketing of shops dealing in British goods. Five hundred Bombay women staged a cloth shop protest as part of intensified civil disobedience. The move challenges Viceroy Lord Irwin’s ordinances aimed at limiting protests. Authorities warned of possible arrests as leaders push non payment of taxes and broader resistance. Martial law rumors surface as Hindu-Muslim tensions flare in various regions amid bomb incidents and looting claims valued at rupees 600,000.
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Bombay
Lord Irwin
Nationaliatana
Usem
Jawa
London Daily Herald
Sirnia
India
Sholapur
Lucknow
Peshawar
All India Natione
Congress
Lorysaens Dacca
Mociamy
Bhoitpur
Ferozemur Rodd
Lahora
Hodges Shaw feud flares in Colorado GOP meeting
Denver reports the Colorado Republican state committee divisive vote over apportionment and party organization. Hodges dismisses the committee's significance, Shaw supporters claim strength in more than 40 counties, including Denver. A proposed apportionment plan followed by a 41,044 delegate Asembly tally set for August.
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Denver
Atata Central
Ito
U. S
Ae Waa
Bhaw
Shaw
Coon
United ‘Eupnart
Adams
Colorado
Allyn Cole
Lamar
Hodges
Marriage Licenses and Delayed Tariff Vote
Harold Iverson of Cheydane and Ruth Grosebeck of Harlan Ta. Ralph C. Norris and Ruth I. Ellis of Greeley are recorded for marriage licenses. In Washington on June 3 the second conference report on the tariff bill was blocked in the Senate by Senator Simmons Democrat of North Carolina, delaying a vote until 4 p m tomorrow.
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Harold Iverson
Cheydane
Ruth Grosebeck
Harlan, Ta
Ralph C. Norris
Ruth I. Ellis
Greeley
Washington
Senate
Simynons
North Carolina
Late Markets and Wheat Prices in Chicago Report
Chicago markets show wheat and corn futures with July and September positions quoted. The report notes wind damage in Canadian mable lands affecting supply and a drop in world available stock. New York trading is light as industry curtails production, with U S Steel capacity at 75 percent and service stocks closing mixed. Mrs. Clara Browitt, hospital superintendent in Greeley, recovers from a major operation.
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Chicago
Saskatchewan
Stonk
New York
Auigust
Pricea
United States Steel
Browitt
Clara Browitt
Greeley Hospital
Deaths and Funerals for Mint Florence Grams
Mint Florence Grams wife of Richard J Grams of Routes 4 Greeley died Monday at Greeley hospital. Survived by husband two children Richard Charles eight Robert Harold six Donald James three Lartaine Florence 20 months Vernon Constant 1a days Father C J Flecher Greeley brother Charles M Fichler Nampa Ida sisters Mrs H W G Peter and Mrs Carl D Platt Caldwell Ida.
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Florence Grams
Richard J. Grams
Greeley
Greeley Hospital
Richard Charles
Robert Tlarold
Donald James
Lartaine Florence
Vernon Constant
Charles M. Fichler
Nampa
The
Hys
Mrs. HW
G. Petera
Mra
Carl D. Platt, Hol
Caldwell
Ida
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Armentrout
Henry Winfield
Blackburn
Boy Scout
Stork Express
William R. Kelley
Smith
Ana BH. Houtchens
William Baab
Big Bend
Pevonef
Francis
Wire
Kaneas City
Gitles
Brookfield
Wisconsin
Quality Market
Eighth Ave
Olympia
Pioneer
Asi
Nagle’lumber Company
Sixth Street
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