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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
10
Readable fragments describe preschool children adapting to a classroom routine. Teachers guide play and learning with toy ducks, blocks, jugs, and tricycles while Miss Genevieve leads the preschool and Miss Lucille Harrison plans a Europe trip guiding the kindergarten in her absence.
Plattville residents attend meetings and trips on June 18 to 20 with members of the nesday Afternoon club, biennial conventions in saursday, and visits by Mrs Ed Matmard Mrs W g and Mish Audrey Thomas in Denver. J C Ross of Caldwell Idaho visits, Wickes sidelined with back strain, H Rice dies at Grec ial Monday morning, many friends in Platte mourn.
The community reports a Platteville vicinity residence period with graduates from Platteville school moving to Greelay Igattall. Newitt and Miss Lucille Higner moved to Greelay Monday. Mrs. M B Hooper and daughter Ida Hooper returned from Denver where Mrs. Hooper attended the Mizpah club convention and other events. A mountain party at Jimtown in Boulder drew many attendees. Thirty-one joined the Haworth league rally in Hudson, and Platteville won the prize for largest mileage. A lyceum at the high school, featuring Professor Cochran, drew poor attendance but offered entertaining singing. the event was described as one big laugh.
Nellie Bosworth returned from Phoenix where she teaches in city schools and will attend summer school in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Olin relocate to Fort Lupton where he becomes manager of the Fort Lupton Press. The Heams and children attend United Brotherhood Bible School near Denver. Bere and family extend Denver visit. Kennedy and Sundborg depart for Salt Lake City for graduate work at the University of Utah.
Residents from Balt Lake to Yellowstone Park plan summer trips and family visits. Mrs Bayard Balley of Mt Harris travels with Risa Wyse to Europa. Families including Lanimere Miner Lammers visit Fort Collins area. Miss Polley vacations in Oregon from the First National Bank. Nurses Bralla Sian joins Hayden Hospital staff in Denver under Dr Sloan. Several locals attend conventions and visit relatives across Colorado and Missouri.
Daughters Betty and Dorothy who kept visiting relatives here and in Gresley returned to their home in Durango on Monday. Dr and Mrs D Alvin Berg were guests Monday evening of Mr and Mrs Walter in Port Collins. Mr and Mrs A Hinds traveled Baton Saturday to Minneapolis for summer school. Elmer West drove to Milliken to see Mrs West wakes. Walter Sandburg and family visited. Dr and Mrs D Alvin Berg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Stockaver. Mr and Mrs M N Robinson and Mr and Mrs Bruce Anderson and children were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson. Mrs Cars Nelson and Mrs Otta Jone and daughter Virginia and Miss Mary Wilson spent Wednesday with Mrs MLN Robinson. Oscar Leafgren drove to Denver Saturday and brought daughter Maxine from the children's hospital, improving health. Alfred Hage and Mrs KG Oleen left for Osberville Iowa. George Nelson and Windsor family were supper guests of Albin Carlson.
Windsor residents Mr and Mrs Pete Clouse and their two children left Tuesday morning for a month long western tour via Yellowstone Walla Walla and Oregon to California They will visit Mrs Clouse sister in Walla Walla whom she hasn't seen in 10 years The party plans southern routes home Mrs Clouse and children visited relatives in Cleveland on Sunday LaGrange Country council meeting at Mrs A B Owens home Thursday Fathers Day events involve I A Crane Arthur Crane and Mr and Mrs Frank Lay
A parade of relatives and friends visits, with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pater hosting, Marion Staley and Glenn from Sligo staying weeks, Mrs. Oscar Romine from Greeley as guest, and Sam Waites’ family joining at the Smith home in the Oklahoma district. Attendance includes a trip to the east portal of the Maftat tunes Line, aviation chatter from Denver, and a Oklahoma Woman's club outing to Greeley to see the film Safety to Numbers.
Miss Esther Land of the Oklahoma district witnessed the wedding of Miss Julia Anderson and Lynn Hammond of Loveland at the Inide's parents home Friday night. Astor and her mother Mrs. Oscar Land also attended the gathering with refreshments prior to the ceremony.
Eighteen year old pilots praise a young woman who has soared beyond all previous female aviators, with commentators calling her “born with wings.” A second rising ace shares a similar ascent in this era of fearless young pilots.
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