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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
9
Enrollment in 4 H clubs is completed with 700 youths, 890 4 H projects, and 125 new members last year. The clubs span 1, 2 and 3 groups under supervision, each with officers and projects, organized by local leaders for 4 H work.
A long list of names and clubs from a Prospect Valley area gathering appears, naming leaders such as Mrs. J. Burling and Mrs. Notlie L. Bower, with mentions of visiting mothers and club leaders. The fragment notes activities with a creamy cake service for girls and visitors, and mentions Meckur, Cola county Ash as context.
West Pawnee 4 H Club met at the school house Wednesday afternoon for the first meeting of the summer season. A three month program was planned with activities in four clubs: clothing for first and second years, dairy for third year, and poultry for sixth year. Officers elected May 14 include Eunica Raed as president Blane Billick as vice president Tavogene Mageebee as secretary and treasurer.
Weld County health officials push a tuberculosis care initiative, announced by Hazen Hurice of the Colorado Tuberculosis Association. The plan calls for a state director of tuberculosis, three years experience, state and county welfare joint case selection, county clinics, accredited private sanitaria, rural outreach, and an appropriation of 66000.
A voice urges adopting a burdensome civic role amid extreme hardship. It imagines a country teacher facing drought, illness, and ruined crops while seeking scarce relief funds from county commissioners to support a future family.
A large crowd gathered for the Shwhert Bervine Station opening near Fort Lupton and for a bridal shower prepared by Mrs. Margaret Guetatson in honor of Mrs. Fred Hodgs. Free refreshments were provided. Episcopal church members and the school attended a picnic in Elltch's Gardens.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene in the Bengal region where children are reportedly sold to obtain red cloth or knives. The text references cons imvites and a naive display of young orphans and quilts in a dubious market setting.
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