Award Farce At Assembly Delights Local Crowd
A whimsical 1960 style award assembly thrilled seniors and guests with a spoof program led by the class of 1960 dignitaries. The Pur Hellenic trophy went to Alpha Tau Lambda for top yearlong scholarship. Alumni were invited to inspect new residence halls Friday 4 to 6 pm and Saturday 1 to 2 pm amid formal dedication planned for June 13.
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Alpha Tau Tarmbda
Atty Nouncement
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Wonton
Dignitarica Fun
Vair
Stadler Ghariand
Leon Mulling
Paula Nikkel
Mabel Gavson
Eileen Keller
Loong Tripy
Francey Newsome
Zdina Zimmerman
Helen Summers
Henry Brows
Lorenedd
Cherley Haley
George W. Frasier
W. Darmentront
Mangell Worden
John Marcus
Perfect Attendance Recitals at Central School
Central School honors note perfect attendance across grade levels from second through junior high. Names listed include Arthur Netke, Donald Kinnay, Phylia Dorbes, Betty Lou Makes, Vern Chestnut, Ivan Granquit, Vivona Dilkr, Barbara Aw Gaddie, Mona Rell Keplinger, and many others across grades two to six.
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Marlo Sides
Billie-Lou Sinden
Tyna Hateh
Irvin Avotry
LaVerne Adton
Richard Anderson
Ervin Arnold
Lowell Clark
Junior Miller
Billy Museer
Genoa O'Neal
Anna Ellen Beott
Denver and Pueblo Private Employment Increases
Oscar Wood Colorado employment service head reports private employment in Denver and Pueblo rose faster than since the early depression. In late May to early June, 504 persons took private jobs across nine Denver area counties and four Pueblo counties while 289 left WPA and public works programs for private work. Paul D. Shiver, WPA director, notes 1200 Denver residents left WPA jobs in the past two months for private employment.
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Denver
Oscar Wood
Colorado Employment Sarg
Pueblo
Hoe
Vscum
Paul D. Shiver
WPA
Wood
Pueblo District
Greeley Markets Pay to the Grower Deal Details
Market report notes payments to growers and dealer terms with prices and weights. Mentions mixed lots and specific weights like 8 pounds and over, 4 pounds and over, and prices around 16 1/2 cents per unit. Indicates limited quantities and price changes not noted.
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Greeley
Johnson Gains Road Budget for Okeh Passceinted Teens
Colorado submits a two budget plan totaling about 20 million dollars to Governor for final approval to advance the arterial highway system. One budget of 12.8 million covers primary highways while the second of 13.9 million funds additional projects.
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Conese Well Drilling Record in Vilna County
Continental Oil reports Conese Well No. 1 in Stuangwaya 21-2 43 Vilna county drilled to 3009 feet. Encountered Ene flow in the Hygiene pond between 1400 and 1600 feet. Estimated reserves range from 5 to 9 million cubic feet. Drilling activity ongoing Wednesday, with no final completion noted.
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Greeleyite Eugeie Burkhardt Honored In Naval Recruit Unit
Greeleyite Eugeie Burkhardt 602 Meventh Avenue Gresley is named honor man in his naval recruits company at the Naval Training Station San Diego Calif as announced by the training officer He enlisted at the Denver recruiting station on March 1 The report notes violence in Birmingham Bloomingham Als with three wounded in recent gunplay connected to Aliv baim's strike. eight wounded since last Sunday’s unrest tied to the same strife
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Meventh Avenna
Gresley
Naval Training Station
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Birmingham Bloomingham
Als
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Daputian Ware
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Markets Cattle Hogs and Wheat Prices Reported
Market notes show cattle trade steady to higher with strong hog demand and spring lambs steady. Chicago grain closes higher on improved weather signals and diminishing crop damage, with wheat and corn futures up modestly and port weather shaping trading.
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Utvakers
Pearce
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Theo
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Hlansas
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Stockore
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Aonree
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Yale
Evans Observes Decoration Day in a Blazing Ceremony
Evans observed Memorial Day with a flag raising ceremony at the park led by the Boy Scouts and a Gettysburg Address by Lewis Moran. The procession to the cemetery featured a veterans’ graves decoration led by Ray Moore, a lunch by the Ladies Aid, and a profit of over 50 dollars pledged to the town budget. Several town residents attended the dinner and noted changing spring events and local staff updates.
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Symuagium
J. M. Kinenger
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P. Lott
W. A. Adamson
Clon Moroster
Mra
Charles Michaela
Eslads
Briscoe
J. L. Suther
Lewis Brautner
Matty
Julia Vatnay
Marshall
Idaho Springs
James H. Read
Jimmie Read
Sna Phing Cuelyer
Franke Martin
Ladaila
Gertrude Grant
Tsechlig
Mount Harris
Yaqublon
Laura Schneider
Charlee Crosley
Crosley
Robert
Dda Crosley
Oak
Ft. Morgan
Croley
Bily Winn
Poudre
G. H. Roberta
Wilbin Roberts
Gon Charles
Billy
Willam
Sugar Control Debate Highlights Roosevelt Plan
A congressional proposal to validate sugar quotas at 191 cents and extend them to 1817 seeks to curb large sugar producers while revising Jones Costigan provisions. Roosevelt's amendment targets big corporations, with changes trimmed after Ickes objections for Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The appropriations limit for benefit payments was cut from 30 million to 20 million.
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AAA
Roosevelt
Congress
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Hawaii
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House
Townsend Faces Pushback Over Pension Plan Details
Washington June 3 Representative McGroarty Democrat Ontiforiia charged Dr J B Townsend has lately followed bad counsel moving him away from his movement and toward chasing rainbows. He noted Townsend sought a $200 a month pension plan and questioned Townsend's aim in Washington after Congress convened.
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Washington
J. B. Townsend
McGroarty
Democrat
Ontiforiia
Leuter
Nouse Bloc
Townsent
Wil Peat
WaGroarty
Beauty contest winner arrested in high-profile case
A beauty contest winner from Atlantic named Misa Amarloa was detained in New York after a homicide or torture case involving Alfred M. Stalth Jr. A high jump record holder, Ben Marty, was wounded in a Fresno workout, as he attends high school there.
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New York
Marie M. Nielgen
Misa Amarloa
Atlantic
Alfred M. Stalth Jr
Ben Marty
Waller
Att Feu
Fresno
Goltf
Council Weighs Spraying Program and City Work Delays
Greeley council discusses spraying trees amid worm damage and budget limits for 1987. Local operator Bollinger seeks larger equipment and city commitment while several streets and WPA project blocks advance toward July completion. City treasurer Lena Pleak departs for Chicago.
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Greeley
Dadelon
Everett Bollinger
Bollinger
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Cornell
Bolilager
Conrad Sitzman
Bart
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Lena Pleak
Chicago
Veterans Bonuses Safe From Legal Action Says Denver Attorney
Denver deputy attorney general Norris O. Balke ruled that World War II veterans will not face attachments or other legal processes to seize pensions paid by the United States. Colorado statute prohibits executions or attachments against such government pensions, addressing fears from veterans about losing their benefits.
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Bakke
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College High Pupils Install New Officers
College High held a Tuesday afternoon reception and installation of new Student Association officers led by Prof. I. Z. Quillen. Kennie Rice was re‑elected president for the coming term while Eugene McEwen became vice president. Lorene Rice succeeded as secretary with Tune Corsberg installed as assistant. A class program featured prophesy and dramatic performances by Mary Manley Nellie Adams Betty Starkey Matatla Lord Vera Randall Gilg Rosling John Adams and Bill Homey. Athletic awards were presented by Coach J. S. Dowbenmier.
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Bill Homey
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Oday
Wide-a-Wake Club Hosts Shower for Two Brides
The Wide-a-Wake Club of Sligo hosted a wedding shower for two brides with Mrs J W Gilllette Sr and Mrs Pearl Boardman as hostesses. Guests included Marie Taylor Anna Bell La Myra Lamar Aletha Hoimrey Martha Emily Hoffman and many others. Refreshments featured banana sandwiches pickles crackers and lemonade. Meanwhile graduation exercises in Greeley drew families including Cecil Beil Selby Lantar George Paorglow Iona Wilbur and Kenneth Buckendorf with Martha Ballo Januetan among the graduates. Memorial Day attendees visited Gregory and Johnston homes and a baby girl named Gloria Kathleen was born May 28 to Mr and Mrs Buln.
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Mesdames
Marie Taylx
Anna
Bell
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Aletha Hoinrey
Martha
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John Schell
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Velma Horack
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Mabel Moreland
Mary Bonnell
Lois Johnston
Dunlop
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J. H. Gransten
Betty Jean Jennings
Norma Brauer
Mys. Ball
Sikgo
Mra
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Virginia Buckendorf
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Greelay
Robert Johngton
Jenile Barry
Johnstom Hams
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