Residents and visitors fill Greeley summer scene
A long column lists summer plans and moves of Greeley residents. Jewel Mutan, Marhara Elisa Je, Cecii Roya, Mary Tucker, Miss Schlagel and many others travel, work, teach, and stay with relatives or at local cabins. Families, teachers, students, and club members move between Denver, Estes Park, Chicago, and California, with several returning to pursue summer studies and jobs.
Obituary of Hanford H Cooper in Colorado business partner
Hanford H Cooper born in Morgan Town Indiana in 1866 died June 71 1920 aged 64 years 7 months 6 days. He came to Colorado in 1900 forming a partnership with his brother J F Roberts in Eaton and Ault districts for years. For the last twenty years he ran a grocery business in Ault and Flores. He was a helpful and conscientious partner and made many friends by his honest dealings. Funeral service was at the Pierce Community church with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
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Hanford H. Cooper
Morgan Town
Ind
Colorado
J. FR. Roberts
Eaton
Ault
Awlt
Flores
Pierce Community Church
Linn Grove Cemetary
Frasier Family to Reach Liverpool Friday
President and Mrs G W Frasier of Teachera college and daughter Jane will land in Liverpool Friday, then tour Europe over the summer before returning for the fall quarter. Dean Lucy H Adams sailed from New York as a host for Student Travel, with acting dean Edigh Galé Wiebking in summer duties during Adams's absence.
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G. W. Frasier
Teachera College
Dan Ter Jane
Liverpool
Europe
Lucy H. Adams
New York
Elther Thorn
Edigh Galé Wiebking
Adams
Teaching positions for 36 teachers announced
Thirty six appointments of teachers college graduates are announced by the college placement bureau. The list includes Wayne Adams manual training in Cheyenne Beatrice Baller second grades Grand Valley Horace W Brown history and English GA Mary Lou Brown commerce and music Gretchen Budesholm Spanish Latin typing sociology Elsie Burton third and fourth grades music Hudson Freda Clausgen second grade Loveland Marvin Cramer rural school Wray Ada May Crist primary Council Bluffs Geneva Davis fourth grade Sedgewick Frank Day mathematics science Bono Edward Flint social science athletic Fort Morgan Busan Foote fifth grade physical education Steamboat Springs Hal Hamm history Lander Marian Harlin primary Keota Mary
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Teachers College
Wayne Adams
Cheyenne
Beatrica Baller
Grand Valley
Horace Ww. Brown
Mary Lou Brown
Iff
Gretchen A. Budesholm
Elsie Burton
Jausic
Hudson
Freda Clausgen
Loveland
Marvin Cramer
Wray
Ada May Crist
Council Bluffs
Geneva
Davis
Sedgewick
Frank 5
Day
Bono
Edward Flint
Fort Morgan
Busan
School Staff Names list from scattered notes
A disjointed roster of teachers and positions across multiple towns and schools. The fragmentary names include A Hill, Maria Kennison, Pearl Lehsinger, Gladya Lewis, Helen Nolgon, Ruth M. Parker, Mildred Pollock, R R Reid, Mrs R R Reid, Helen Roadarmer, Rosamond Rowe, Ideilia Flossie Bampson, Dalpaine Selig, Eleanor Stephens, Alberta Townsend, Maxine H Treesh, Ralph Weseman and others associated with primary to upper grades and various districts and states.
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A. Hill
University of Ohio
Athens
Edith
Holland
Wellington
Maria Kennison
Salida
Pearl Lehsinger
Sterling
Gladya. Lewis
Porter School
Weld County
Helen Nolgon
Milliken
Haten
Noble
Commeres
Golden
Ruth M. Parker
Laird
Mildred Pollock
Yuma
R. R. Reid
Olive Branch
Ault
Helen Roadarmer
Ingtigh
Wink Rosamond Rowe
Ideilia
Flossie EB. Bampson
Johnstown
Dalpaine Selig
Fowler
Williams and Fratta Appear in Junior High Subjects
Fratta and Williams, junior high students, appear in a district notice noting fourth grade assignments and related classroom subjects. Cari ty is referenced in the context of student names and potential course listings.
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Wiliams
Fratta
Williama
Carity
Johnstown Methodist Children Day Program Observed
Johnstown on June 18 observed Children Day at the Methodist church with an 11 oclock devotional service titled Grit terng Gate A decorative display of forest elements featured a boy and girl named Jerry and Jean. Participants included Myrna Parikin Nova Leo Meld George Cripwell and students Elinor Whowell Ann Grawford Margaret Wyss Cora Worden with Helen Short portraying Mother Nature and Dilly Kraues as Robin while Kenneth Lloyd played the Bat and Charler the Bea by.
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Johnstown
Methodist
Jerry
Jean
Myrna Parikin
Nova Leo" Meld
George Cripwell
Elinor Whowell
Ann Grawford
Margaret Wyss
Cora Worden
Natura
Helen Short
Robin
Dilly Kraues
Bat
Kenneth Lloyd
Charler
Fragmentary Names Surface in Okmulgee City Listing
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals including Burch Dunates and Elizabeth Wyss among others, with scattered phrases about a theater, commerce, and city counting. The readable bits provide no coherent event, date, or action, leaving a fragmented roster and unclear context.
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Greeley
Grogan
Plerae
Mra
Gresley
Mary
Wiansi
Alice Badger
Sue Wilson
Tohuatown
Nathaniel. Mitchell
Mary Anne Badger
Grealey
Martha Stewart
A. G. Fiyk
Eabln
Glen Havon
Stewart
B. B. Moore
Dpworth
Hiis
Sam Hansen
George W. Tucker
Mary Tucker
Frances Kimbrel
Kimbrel
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Edwin Kimbrel
Jane
Roberta Kimbrel
Than Silliay
Trent
Detroit
Mich
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St. Louis
Wmor D. Roverts
Newpa
Ida
Gracley
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Haydon
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Roberts
R. Schenck
Miea
Katherine Schlagel
Longmont
Matis Halurook
Marge Valentine
Miss Schlagel
Proalar
Loveland-Callins
Wyoroing
Yellowstoke
St Ave
Hardman Electric Co
Marcela
Fair Dame Beauty Shoppe
Marhara Elisa Je
H. A. Zick
Marquess of Denver
Mre
McCoy
Pleagant Valley
W. M. Dickeny
Hart Kiely
J. B. Carrol
Morrell Mat
Hupp Hotel
Fiorange McMahon
Lenville
State Teachers College
Shahan
Leadville
Ithia Nast
Bernice Neesom
Day Chevrolet
Galland-Hamks Company
Greecy
Mina Neecorm
Itha Barnes Commercial College
Wiley School
State, Teachers College
Katharine Blosser
Helen, Davis
Ieabel McDonald
M. Imogena Carroll
Seattle
Wash
Pat Stubblefield
Mr. Stubblefield
Statw Dry Goods Company
Fort Collins
George Cox
Aloo
Supero Wwagman Sbops
Rocky Mountain District
Mr. Fox
Greelay
George Cosson
Det Motyes
H. B. Richey
Cosson
Des Moines
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Glen Haven
Tweedy
Rales St
Peter Brown
Hugh Warren
Migs Hather Anderson
Camp Dunraven
Estes Park
Mr. Warren
Camp Tire
Ruth
Balen Sander
Fay
Opal Briggs
Helen Libsack
Virginia Lindbloom
Isla Deason
Ruth King
Mrs. Warren
Dick Friend
Wile Range
Danny Camfisld
Dinty Dale
Laura Broton
Mildred Wesley
State Peachers College
J. de Forrest Cina
Vancouver
Canada
Iuewoldson
Mr. Cline
Peggy Ollie Wil
W. M. Barrickman
Luettle
Elizabeth
Jay Kansas City
Owen
Pennsylvenia
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Kansasity
Charles B. Rhoidt
Compton
Calif
Elfeldt
Eiffeldt
Mra. Eifeldt
Charles Grova
Jona
Scotia
Grave
Guy Pemberton
California
J. G. Corbett
Dean
J. L. McRoswell
Edwin
Boulder
University of Colorado
James McDowell
Pharmacy
East
Tibbets
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Gordon G. Moss
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Woolworth's
Frasier Family
Tani
Schloobender CO
SHOO
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Mother
E. H. Horton
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Pickwicke Grayhound
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Pickwick-Gri Taylo College
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Yenr
Meadquarters
Comgate Fat Olive
Peets CO
P. and Group
Eighth Ave
Johnstown Methodists
Okmulgee, Okla
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Croquignole Permanents
Sterling Beauty Parlor
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Gertrude Peterson Phone Y
Moody's
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