Fifteen Schools Report Satisfaction With KFKA Programs
Thirteen schools report satisfactory reception of Teachers College radio. Fourteen could not hear the program satisfactorily and ten others who replied gave mixed ratios. The Boulder Prep and nearby districts are listed among those tuning in and missing stations.
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Teachers College
Lo 4
Charien I. Valentine
B. X. Whitney
OT. C. Assembly
Beyon
Jaat
Arriba
Arvada
Berthoud
Brighton
Eaton
Fort Lupton
Galeton
Gilcrist
Juleabure
Gillotte
Midwest
Rockiver
Torrington
Wyo
Hemingford
Lodgepols
Nebr
Rolios
Canon City
Freming
la Porte
Londville
Loveland
Manitou
Puablo
Sterling
Senior Ball at Elks Club Friday Night
Seniors of State Teachers College and guests planned the first senior ball at the college on Friday evening under Clarence Moore. Leo Davis led a 10 piece orchestra from Denver with potential radio broadcast. Invitations available from Moore Lindbloom Retya Harlin or Wiseman’s drug Gilbert Bishop Coid Taylor stores.
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Callega
Bikeelph
Ray Lindbloom
James Retya
Marion Harlin
Wiseman's Drug Store
Gilbert Bishop
Demand for Leafy Green Alfalfa Rises in Colorado
Hay inspectors H O Pallock and E A Hil report strong demand for leafy green alfalfa in Colorado. Premium prices range from 4 to 40 dollars per ton over common hay, with alfalfa praised for livestock feed quality. The grain market indicates the state produces about 30 million dollars worth of tame hay annually.
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Colorado
H. O. Pallock
E. A
Fedora
Kansas City
Denver
Altelta
Aged Woman Breaks Both Legs in Auto Collision
A three car crash on the Denver Houlder road between Broomfield and Lafayette injures three people. Anna Jones, 62, is hospitalized in Denver with fractures to her face and both legs. Two others suffer less serious injuries and seek medical care.
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Associated Pro
Coulder
Colo
DenverHoulder Road
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Denver
Broomfield
Lafayette
Training School Net Tourney Ends With Winners
Training School concludes its tennis tournament at the junior high. Mary Burnet and William Modge Beth win in the girls and boys divisions respectively. Marjoria Hagen finishes second in the elite girls event, with Virginia Otoupauk and Louise Gardner among runners up. Jeancho Adataa takes the main title, Myrtle Fontetar second. In boys play William Hodge Pete defeats Chanditts Stivell. Edward Cole places third. Numerous players participate including Jeanette Adzian Evelyn Avion BN Armontront Marjoria Joy Baker Beverly Blagen Mary Ashton Virginia Derby Carol Elam Emily May Glass Orville Gooden William Helgepeth Bob Johnson Blanche Johnson Hather Mallory Jon Moonay Virginia Otou bali Jeanette Parker Dorothy Paw ort Frances Wales Rove Kagohara Law rence Bieber Marjorie Bicker Hihel Brown Bill Dukes Lolitsh Gardifar Alayn Itgibert Myra Kuinter Mary Elen Lane Cleo Qaborre Hazel Roberts Sam Rowe Margaret Sleyers Chandus Bullwall Jimmy Nelson Nadine Harrah.
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William Modgebeth
Wick
Matehea Tania
Marjoria Hagen
Virginia Otoupauk
Louise Gardner Rumere
Jeancho Adataa
Myrtle Fontetar
Mary Ashton Sod Evelyn
William Hodgepeth
Chanditts Stivell
Edward Cole
Sam Rowe
Bob. Johnson
Joe Mooney
Jeanette Adzian
Evelyn Avion
BN Armontront
Marjoria Joy Baker
Baverly Blagen
Mrs. Gillespie Noted For Harmonious Work In Choirs And Education
Mrs. Paul S. Gillespie, active in church choirs and local music circles, has organized and taught in multiple communities from Cambridge to Greeley. She has produced pageants for children, directed choirs, and mentored promising singers while balancing family life and education.
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Inoni Club
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Wallace Conservatory
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Tittshaven
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New York
John ‘Dwight Sample
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Columbia
Paaktloay
Broad Ptreet Methodist Church
Baptist Temple
Nlite
Gileaples
Ganon City
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Altho
Gillespiur
Mao
Obituary notices from Milliken and Pierce areas
Notices detail the funeral for Herbert Arthur Russell at the Methodist Church with interment at Linn Grove and arrangements by SatOey Funeral Home. Also announced are services for Mrs Anna Lea Cade and Mrs Amng Flood with deaths linked to Pierce and Milliken communities, plus a Denver funeral. A Denver area service for Mrs Schmaling is listed with surviving relatives. A separate report notes a midair crash near the airport injuring a passenger and minor injuries to others.
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Herbert Arthur Russell
Thibodonn
Linn Grove
SatOey Funeral Home
City of Denver Liable for Part of Gas Tax
Denver must pay a portion of the gasoline tax to the state for non-highway uses, per District Judge B H Holland. The decision aligns with Judge Robert G. Smith’s ruling in a Weld County suit, finding Weld County not liable for tax on gas used by machines for highway work. The state’s appeal followed in the Weld County case.
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B. ¥. Holland Wednesdday
Robert G. Smith
Weld
Smith
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Gan
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Weld County
Attorney General's Office
Markets by Wire Show Mixed Early Trading
Late markets report mixed results as traders weigh bear activity and credit signals. Gains are limited with losses of two points or more in key shares amid expectations of a possible New York federal reserve rate shift, while London holds steady. Bank of England keeps 2 percent, NY rate seen lower than London. Washington farm board chair hints wheat loan program likely through cooperatives with roughly 76 percent of cash value. Elks Club initiation services held for local figures including Opp, Shackelford, Woods, Rie, Starbuck, Hagan and Bucher.
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London
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Stork Express Born at Greeley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fred Laurid welcomed a baby on Wednesday morning June 4 at Greeley hospital. William Johns 46 of Denver was arrested there Wednesday on a fugitive warrant from Frederick Weld county for alleged theft of $10 from a Chevrolet garage. He will be returned to Weld county after conference with the assistant district attorney.
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Greeley Hospital
William Johns
Denver
Frederick
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Lou Beynon
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Grace Shull Lirlewann Co Author of California Volume
Former teacher Grace Shull Lirlewann co authored a volume praising California. The work, tied to Greelay and Tulare County, includes unpublished thoughts and prose celebrating the Golden State. She taught in Groggley public schools before her marriage.
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Cotlegs
Wola Robbing
Bok
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Menapapar
Pha
Toaquin Valley
Tulare County
Golden State
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Grogley
Modern Woodmen Memorial Service Planned in Greeley
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold an open memorial service in Greeley on June 18 with plans set at a recent meeting. A noted speaker is to be secured for the occasion and new members were voted into the lodge amid lively discussion of affairs and an associated program with the Royal Neighbors.
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Woodmen of America
Greeley
Warnoco Ball Room Set to Open This Saturday
Warnoco ball room announces summer season with Nick Patizzi and his orchestra. The group will play for dances every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Members include Jimmy Burke Joy Helmugk Willie Hartzell Arthur Williams Johanie Keener and others. Burke leads a Denver band and runs a piano studio. Hartzell drums and broadcasts on KLZ KEL and KFXF. Williams plays trumpet and sings. Keener is the youngest member and plays multiple instruments. The ensemble has theater and club experience in Denver and surrounding states.
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Nick Patizzi
Aml
Nick Patizei
Accordiantet
Orcheatm
Jimmy Burke
Joy Helmugk
Wille Hartzell
Arthur Williams
Johanie Keener
Planter
KOA
KLZ
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits and Vacations
A social page lists neighbors visiting and hosting at homes across Greeley and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jones and their Eaton guest, families visiting Estes Park cabins, and several dinners and calls at the Kennedy, Moraland, and Tindel/Johnson households.
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Eaton
Moses Marknn
Tindel
Ola Lindeburg
Ruth Boyer
Estes Park
Ber ‘Cb
Tindel Cabin
Mra
J. T. Franty
W.J. Kennedy
Loveland
Snyder
Milliken
Moraland
Galeton
Kent
Tormer Galeton
Shaddeford
Greeley
R. G. Mewan
A. Wood
T. Carney
Bue
Charlotte Ellie
Memorial Day notes and local family updates
Memorial services held at Platteville Decoration Day. families including Kuner, Pritchard, and Petersons attended a school program and picnic. Buck Morrison suffers a blood infection in his foot needing crutches. Mrs. Carter visits from Greeley. Warren and Toolite travel to Gunnison for Mildred Warren Pritchard’s college commencement exercises and Wo certificate.
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Jane ‘Jm
Mra. St
Pritchard
Bills and
Eve
Platteville
Decoration Day
Natillcrest
Robert
Carrin Peterson
Edward 5
Buck Morrison Hee
H. A. Carter
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R. W. Pritchard
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Toolite
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Local residents depart for Brush as visitors return home
Osgood, Ougood, June Ge ar, and Mrs. Raymond Dickerson spent weeks with their relatives the Vaughns and others then left for Brush Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs Connie Will and their little son visited Mrs Carl Woods at Barneaville. Mrs Glen Vaughn stayed last week and is under a doctor’s care. Mr and Mrs Ralph W Bidwell and son Watson of Briggsdale were paper guests Sunday evening at the Hi
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June Ge-ar
Raymond Dickerson
John Vaughn
Brush
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Tttle
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Barneaville
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Ralph W. Bidwell
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Briggsdale
Philadelphia Needs Women Aldermen
Philadelphia columnist reports Mrs. Bortha Landes, former mayor of Seattle, argues the city needs two or three women on its council. She spoke to Rotary and Soroptimist clubs urging gender representation in local government.
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Landes
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Cily Council
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