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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
10
A level and the entire party traveled to Sterling for a week with Mr and Mrs Guy Smith and family hosting. Guests included Glenn Comfort and Mrs Hagenburg with daughter from Esther Thompson of Pi le Ceuter visiting over the weekend.
Washington reports stir among western and independ ent Republican leaders over Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania as a potential rival to President Hoover. Senators decline to name backers or discuss plans, while Brookhart of Iowa pushes for entry of Pinchot and other progressives.
Johnstown updates show social visits and travels as residents like Helen May Scotland of Broomfield joins relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma while staying with her aunt. Ewer family plans summer at Colorado Teachers College in Greeley and Scottsbluff trip. Mrs. Parkin returns from a year in Long Beach, Calif with Mr. and Mrs. Sensom en route to Scottsbluff. Pine Knot cabin summers for Alice Wiggin. Dr O E Webb reelected Colorado Wheat Growers vice president. Picnics west of Boulder include Burch and Mellon families and A W Cameron party. Jury duty assignments to Greeley for R J Parish and R L Miller. Birth notice for BurchQuensinberry baby born April 25. Chandler visits Denver uncle A F Carlson. Shotts and Laycock visit Johns town. Dr R M Gorder to Chicago for six weeks postgrad. Pred Harsch returns from trip.
Local notes recount family visits and relocations in Greeley Windsor Berthoud Wellington Ovid and Loveland. Teachers reappointed at Whipple school. depot of Great Western railroad repainted yellow. Campfire Girls picnic at Parish farm. numerous outings to Fort Collins Denver Loveland and Kiowa. A birth is announced and several families plan summer visits and camping in the mountains.
Ida Thom yees travels with frand sm to Gleam Haven Park as Grant Davie leaves for a summer home. Parker to Chequune for an operation Morning. Philip Barnthouge to return from Kaneos. Grover school board members visit Denver to review trucks. Memorial services at Community church attract large crowd with Rev George Tripp’s address and musical numbers. Packham Lake expected to empty. Big Bend camp girls enjoy weekend at Danth Cabin in Hig Thompson canon. A G Thomas of Weld Grain Co to move to Littleton by June 10. County graders busy. Hartz finishes ditch work. ample water for South Platte ditches.
The Big Bend region reports crops greatly benefited by recent rain with prospects of a good season. Esther Carroll returned home after completing her first year of successful teaching at Gorry Valley School. The Big Bend drainage ditch near completion is expected to finish within a few days.
The Naval Observatory states that the theory dark surface areas on Mars are covered by water has been abandoned. Experts say features seen are not evidence of liquid water, aligning with prevailing views on Martian geology and soil composition.
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