Opening Science Meet At Colorado State College Education
Seventy attend the opening session of a two day science conference at Colorado State College of Education. Dr. S. Powers and Dr. J. Childs led talks on science teaching, methods for problem solving, and the role of science in education, with sessions split between college and high school topics.
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Colorado State College of Education
Fresanc
F G. Yoan
Division of Sciences
CSCH
Jean
Byiday
W. DO
Armentract
College
S. BR. Powers
Peachers College
Columbia University
Jaan
W. E. Maonay
Colorado State Education, Easuciation
Willa M. Belberg
Ataff
Harold B. Moyer
Tulan
Oklo
Warren H. Steinbach
Nebraska State Teachers College
Kearey
Secion
R. Powers
NM. EB
Robertson
New Yorke Sniyaralty
Cormier Iatrictar Hare
Sng
Childs
China
J. L. Childs
Philosophy of Educasion
Dr. Child
Templing
Ctst
Dr. Childs
Republicang
Grott
Brix
D. Hurd
Greeley
Francis Broman
G. V. Tardham
Fort Collins High School
Frank Smith
Gentennia) High School
Preblé
Clarence Pruitt
Iba
Vacation News Delays and Visits From Hastings to Denver
La Salle residents report extended travels with M R Mead family returning from Shell City Missouri. Dolia Mead to live in Greeley. Gail Mead and Fernbraoks summering in Greeley and teaching at OScH. Visitors include Clare Dee Olga Peterson from Ocean Beach and several couples from Snyder Cole and Denver. Henrietta Stewart resumes business college in Denver. others head to California for two weeks. local families host and entertain in Greeley and Denver neighborhoods.
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la Salle
Jane
M. R. Mead
Shell City
Dolia Mead
Greeley
Gail Mead
Misa Fernbraoks
Hastings
Nob
Greetoy
Land Enuuner
Osch
Clare Dee
Olga Peterson
Ocean Beach
Calif
M. Ro
Bob Whams
Charles Baughman
Elwood Williams
Snyder, Cole
L.hutchinson
Paul H. Anderson
A. J. Heil
Denver
Fred Weenman
Standiah Hotel
Weaschan
Misa Henrietta Stewart
Robert Stewart
Katherine McWilliams
Mise Sue Beattie
Mary Beattie
California
C. O. McWiams
Beattie
Shirley Miler
Dorothy Paul
Frances Paul
Our Lavigue Luthieran
Floyd Birchmaier
James Kingman
Rapid City
J. A. Behrens
Martha Peniik
A. R. Mend
Weels du Denver ‘At the M. O'Connor Home. Mr. and Mra. Metd
Junior
Donald
Queety
Mr. End
Union Services Planned Here Through the Warm Months
A series of Sunday evening union services is planned through the warm months, starting last Sunday at 8 o’clock at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charley B. Hanna. Public invited. Schedule includes June 28 Christan church Rev. W. Nesbitt and preacher, July 6 St. Pauls Congregational Rev. T. B. Wade, July 12 M.E. Church Rev. Victor Wilk, July 19 Park Congregational Rev. George Batt, July 26 United Presbyterian Rev. J. Bell, August 2 First Presbyterian Rev. B. Nesbitt, August 9 Pelty Episcopal Rev. Les Wood, August 10 Baptist Rev. Vine Inglis, August 22 Methodist Rev. George Butt, August 20 Park Congregational Rev. Charles Hanna, September 3 St. Paul’s Congregational Rev. Dell, September 43 Tilted Presbyterian Rev. W. Strub.
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Lehwrobes Af Grootey
Union
First Presbyterian Church
Charley B. Hanna
Christan Church
UW. M. Nesbitt
St. Paul's Congregational
Chuirch
T. B. Waad
The
Methodsat
Mplecopul Schurch
Victor Wilna
Park Congregational Ehuran
iTrev
George Batt
United Presbyterian Church
iRev
Bell
Iirat Presbyterian Church
M. Nesbitt
Peltuty Episcopal Church
Les Wood
Baptist Church
Revervine Inglis
Methodist Church
Hev
George Butt
Park Congregational Shareh
Toy
Charles
Hannan
Spreachar
St- Paul'e Conpremational Church
Nav
Dell
Jehurch
W. W. Strub
Kensington Club Meeting and Socials at Elder's Home
Ault Kensington Club met at Elder's residence on Thursday with several guests including Mrs Wayne Elder and Mrs Robert Mackenzie. Plans were laid for a Father’s Day pirate event in Fort Collins park, and the group voted to suspend summer meetings, resuming September 3 at the home of Mrs Anni Hart. Needlework and refreshments followed. Mrs Mackenzie served. The J. D. Bridge Club hosted a luncheon at the home of Mrs Jorna Hynlaasen with decorations, a three course lunch, and bridge games. high scores went to Mrs Nichola and Mrs Quiner. Group One Congregational Women’s Society met Wednesday for quilting and luncheon. Group Three Women’s Society gathered Monday to discuss a hope chest project. next meeting is a covered dish at Mrs G S Wyckot’s home in Fort Collins.
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Ault
B. Kensington
Mra
Violet Wider
I Pou
Gueata
Wayne Elder
Robert Mackenzie
Plaug
Fort Collins Park
Mia
Anni Hart
Mack Kenzle
J.D. Bridge Club
Jena Jora Hynlaasen
Whanera
Meadames Jaromiaasen
W. WN. Tinker
Adeline
Nichola
Wyckott
D. H. Baby
Anttfo Molanders
Monoved
Mesdames Rose
Quiner
Affen
Jong Jeremiasson
J. M. Minntz
Mra. Nichola
Congregational Wom
On's
Pla
Mia. G. 5
Wyckoit
Yort Collins
Glockner Ioapital
Colorado
John Goetz
Tt. Hibbs
Maxine Hibbs
John Hudson
Denver
Keenesburg
Aid
Thornday
Ved Meeder
William Dulke |Mah
McCluna
Ontessas
Texas Cowboy Evangelist To Open Greeley Campaign
Ray and Mrs J J Weight will open an evangelistic campaign at the Church of God Twelfth Street and hid avenue. Rev Wright, known as The Texas Cowboy Evangelist, will lead nightly services at 7:30 with strong Bible teaching. Local readers can attend forthcoming gatherings and enjoy a lively ministry.
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Ray
J. J. Weight
Church of God
Local Woman Dies After Brief Pneumonia Illness
Lilisa Taylor Hill, wife of J. Paul Hill, longtime district attorney, died last night after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Boulder, she was a member of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Colorado.
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Associated Press
Lilisa Taylor
J. Paul Win
Boulder
Pi Beta Phi
University of Colorado
Damage to three autos near La Salle crash
An 8:10 p m Friday crash two and a half miles south of La Salle damaged three cars and injured Joan Kalsa, with Adrian Kalna and others involved. Police estimated Damages: Wisitels 501, Cow Gill 110, Rose 75. An additional private driveway collision near the National Guard station damaged a guard car.
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Falte Aga
la Salle
Joan Kalsa
Fort Laptot
Adrian Kalna
Rota
Chevralet
Paul White
Lexington
Neb
Qhoy+ong
Buick
Olddinobsia
Pau Coweftl
Golae
Tie
Theodore Teximan
Ivan Howery
Wiliam Reld
R. Kk, Jouneon
Denver National Guard
Bronx Apartment Collapse Claims Twelve Dead
Comprinted Press reports the Bronx apartment collapse now totals 12 dead with the city noting no further victims likely. Authorities suspend Albert Hing and inspectors Joseph McNamara and an unnamed construction inspector pending grand jury inquiries as a court fines several individuals for drunkenness indecent exposure and disorderly conduct.
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New York
Brother of Warden Best Dies after Operation
Harold B. Bast 47, stockman and son of late Boone Best, Colorado prison warden, died after an operation. He was brother of Reay Best, current state penitentiary warden. Survived by his widow and two children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Freemy LaJunta
Harold B. Bast
Nan
Boone Hest
Colorado
Reay Best
State Penitentiary
Basides
Biks
Train Kills Denver Farmer in Stockyards Accident
A Denver stockyards incident killed Julesbury farmer Mecormick aged 48 when struck by a Burlington passenger train. The victim, traveling with hogs in a truck, was reportedly moving through the yard when the accident occurred. Police and railroad officials investigated the fatal crash and released limited details.
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Denver
Putin_Mecormick
Tuledburg
Golo
Inestanuy
Burlington
Danver Atockyards
MaCormick
Nla
Harvey McCormick
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses issued to Homer D B Spiva of Grand Junction and Ivab M Lueck of Ledgerwood N D, Alvin W Velder and Affie Wisa of Hardin, Joseph B Kotley and Clara T Calmer of Fort Collins, Leo S Michaud of Evang and Virginian Pole Inpaugh of Loveland. During a Friday hearing, Roy Cadwalader was ordered to pay temporary alimony and court costs in a divorce case. Hertha Smothers was named receiver as foreclosure action proceeds by the Colorado Savings and Loan association on New Hayter property.
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Homer DB. Spiva
Grand Junetion
Ivab M. Lueck
Ledgerwood
N. di
Alvin W. Velder
Affie Wisa
Hardin
Joseph RB. Kotley
Clara
T. Cailmer
Fort Collins
Leo S. Michaud
Evang
Virginian Pole Inpaugh
Loveland
Roy Cadwalader
Stedstar Diverse
Aistrice Vent
Feag
Douglas Cas
Coterade Sayings and Loen Association
New Hayter
Doris Learns At Home Framing Pictures In Simple Steps
Doris explores home framing using plain frames brushed with enamel to brighten colors. A local friend demonstrates how to insert slim blades, pad the frame, and secure backing with paste and finishing touches. Nancy offers a pamphlet on a sparing method by mail.
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Hantomer
Doris
Jack Robinson
Tess
Nancy
Spahinge
Nanny Page
Stork Express Births and Local Assault Report
Born to Roy and Mildred Epperson at Galeton on June 19 a daughter Titian Coleen. Another birth for Byron Campbell at 326 Sixth Street on June 18 a daughter Pogey Mann. Mrs Calkins of Greeley identified. Woman Mary Redin, 25, held after a Friday attack in which she allegedly struck Nem with a safety razor causing injuries. Gonzales woman hospitalized after arm injuries from the incident in Ragtown.
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Stork Express
Roy Epperson
Galeton
Titian Coleen
Epperson
Mildred. Schnalder
Byron. Campbell
Sixth Street
Pogey Mann
Mra. Campsell
Gertrude Calkins
Greeley
Mary Redin
Irs
Round-by-Round Fight Pictures at Kiva Sunday
The Kiva theater in Greeley will show a complete round by round feature of the Joe Louis Max Schmeling bout this Sunday starting at 12 noon. Manager George Monroe announced the late details stating the program will include every moment of the historic fight and will travel from New York to Denver by Diane Mohros. The Monroes, returning from Lincoln, Neb, oversee the Kiva and Chiat theaters.
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Peture
Joe Lewis
Grootey
George Monroe
Jana
Monrose
Greeley
Laene Vlad
New York
Denver
Diane
Mohros
Monro
Prk
Alent
Lincoln
Neb
Monroe Wilcanthiggie
Klya Aun Chiat Theaters
Greeley Abandons Parade Float Plan at Colorado Springs
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce scrapped plans to enter a float in Colorado Springs parade to promote the Pile's Peak highway and Spud Rodeo literature after Colorado Springs officials refused advertising of the Greeley Spud Rodeo unit. The move was meant to draw Northern Colorado tourists but authorities favored promoting only the California Springs area, ending the costly bid.
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Greeley
Coloradio Springs
Pile's Peak
Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Springs
Calo- Yada Springs
Ats Duvid
Bartelpate
Keenesburg Epworth League Elects Officers for Summer
Keenesburg June 20 The Junior Epworth League has elected officers for the summer months and will begin duties June 21. Officers named include Ruth Guyendal as president, Lulumay Lyon first vice president, Merle Enos second, Wayne Peer third, Clayton Knoge fourth, Dorothy LaRue secretary and treasurer, Wayne Hibbs fan leader, Martha Cuykendall party committeeman, Mrs John Cuykendal pianist and sponsor.
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Keenesburg
Epworth League
Ruth Guykendal
Lulumay Lyon
Merle Enos
Wayne Peer
Clayton Knoge
Dorothy LaRue
Wayne Hibbs
Maraare Cuykendall
John Cuykeurdal
Prossexs Condition Reported by Army Physicians
Denver June 30 Army physicians at Fitzamaes general hospital report oilly wlight change codzy in this condition of Attorney General Paul Tr. Prosov repeating their arltar statment that there was only no outaide chance of this recovery Norton Ya July 26 Trapped on the top floor of a six story Norton hotel by a fire a married couple today hang ly thels ilagere to window ledges until firemen reached up from fifth floor windows and pulled them to gafaly Other occupants of the hotel eee down stairways horrified crowd. Menteried while a couple Mr and Mrs Cassel Elliot dinbed out on a window ledge and ying down away from the flames ti their room
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Denver
Fitzaimées General Hospital
Paul
Prossov
Norton, Ya
Norton
Gafaly
Cassel Eilott
Longmont Reservoirs Hold Over 120000 Acre Feet
Longmont June 20 more than 20000 acre feet of water are now stored in reservoirs across the Longmont district. Ditch company men report Foothills and other lakes near full capacity while several named reservoirs show varied levels. Overall the district’s larger valley reservoirs and smaller lakes total well above 20000 acre feet.
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Longmont
Ravervoira
Ditch Company
Dietriat Beldiny
Cropa
Foothills
Tigard Diteh
Rosgi
Foster
Tarry Lake
Burek
Beaver Park
Highland
Ward Mountain
Union Lake
Gift of Longmont
Berthond
Beaver Perk Mountain
Hoover says he has not quit political fight
Former President Herbert Hoover declares he has not retired from public life and will continue the fight for American ideals and decency in government. He notes he has done occasional professional work in the past three years but intends to keep up the battle for American ideals and government reform.
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Presa
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Galé
Hoover
Bannister Declares Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
Denver June 20 Ollie B Bannister of Grand Junction former state senator today announced a strong bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor The veteran legislator faces Frank J Hays of Denver a former official of the United Quilted Ming Workers of America in the contest
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Denver
Ollie B. Bannister
Grand Junction
Big
Bannister
Frank J. Hays
Ming Workers of America
Schmeling Plans Hindenburg Trip To Rest Before Games
Max Schmeling announced he would sail aboard the Hindenburg Tuesday night to stay in Germany until August to rest and train for the Olympic games. He said he would return to training in Breddock.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Hindenburg
Germany
Schmeling
Deaths and Funerals Gary Barnett Byarts Infant son dies
Gary Barnett Byarts infant son of Mr and Mrs Barney Evarla of 1943 Ninth Avenue died Saturday morning at Greeley hospital. The child lived ten hours. Services and interment were at Linn Grove Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Arrangements were made by Macy's Laborer Held for Property Settlement Peter Bowmarker a 49 year old Greeley farm laborer was held at Mount Jail Saturday to be confined there on an order issued out of county court until there is a property agreement in a divorce case against him by his wife.
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Gary Barnett Byarts
Barney Evarla
Ninth Aveniue
Greeley Hospital
How's
Linn Grove
Macy's
Peter Bowmarker
Greeley Farm
Mount Jail
Toxal
Twelve Children Drowned at Gardner's Lake Picnic
June 20 at Gardner's Lake near Lubec Maine twelve public school children aged 5 to 12 drowned when a 13 foot outboard craft capsized during a district picnic. Seventeen children were packed aboard. two survivors and three bodies recovered by nightfall. Stella Burhoe, a Luke schoolteacher, leaped in to try to save swimmers and saved two, but collapsed afterward.
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Gardner
Danial McCurdy
Evelyn Mahar
Raymon Knowles
Roland Eaton
Anton Mahar
Doris Small
Christie Slaght
Merle Lewis Jieome Kenney
Milton Dinamore
Kelly London
Investimators
London
Irs
Stella A. Burhoe
Cogburns Host Witrodausis Class Gathering at Redmon Home
Mrs Warl Coglurn arranged a Sunday afternoon gathering for the Witrodausis Sunday school class at the Redmon home with Mrs Ben Lorhey presiding over a brief business meeting. Guests included dames Virge Timothy Ben Lowley Jim Hubberd D Thompson Frank Walker Paul Thumpaunt Ian Schmidt L B Stephen and the hostesses enjoyed tea, cream wafers and punch.
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Gilcreet
Jack Redmon
Warl Coglurn
Wimodaisig
Redmon
Ben Lorhey
Loyaly
Masdames Virge
Timothy
Ben Lowley
Jim Hubberd
D. ‘?. Thompson
Frank ‘Walker
Paul Thumpaunt
Ian Schmidt
L. B. Stephen
the Hos ‘Tesses
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