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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
11
The 1782 act required Ginden county residents to attend church and other public meetings and to bring their guns and six rounds of ammunition. This compact record notes the dependence on religious and militia duties during the period.
Dean H McCoy of Greeley and a College of Education graduate has been appointed director of adult education and nursery school for the WPA. He will oversee the education program across Weld and neighboring northern Colorado counties from his fourth floor courthouse office. He succeeds Charles Mullard now at state headquarters in Denver. The WPA program will emphasize recreation this summer with a teacher training school planned later.
Osgood reports multiple family travel notes as residents return from extended visits in Kansas City Whatland and Yates Center. Mrs. Max Klingenberg and family came home from Yates Center after two months. several others visited relatives in Kansas and Missouri while plans include future guests and fishing trips.
The Gay Thirties program featured Anna Ruth Cotton and the choir with As God Gives the Rain. Mr S B Pearson and daughter Margaret of Monroe Nebraska joined Rev and Mrs Hagemmeier and daughters Helen Louise Bethel Faye from Greeley to attend Children’s Day exercises at Osgood church. Rev Hagemeist gave a short sermon. Reaching services are planned next Sunday with Sunday school at 1:45 and church at 4 p.m.
A Sunday Children Day program at Osgood Church featured an opening song God Reigns, a responsive reading, invocation, and welcome by Kenneth Ankeney. The event highlighted songs and readings by Rose Bud Cress, Hazel Hack, Vera Klingenberg, and Irene Klingenberg, with duties by Lyda and others and a closing thought by Lee Dale Ferguson.
Pierce residents and families travel from Glen devay mountains after a fishing trip at Hidden Lake where they brought home many fine trout. The 4 H club groups wrap up a camping and cooking session at the high school domestic science room with a Monday gathering, deciding to discontinue the honey fishing group while other groups meet weekly with separate rosters.
A fragmentary OCR line lists multiple individuals including Theda Crom Hazel Phais Lackridge Lol Tremble Marceli Wal Ker Linig Carlson Kathleen Doro thy Duff Violet Hellett Mary Leat June Legh Zella Gallatin Mrs Join Martin Mrs W A Carlson and an annuity agent Miss Slindes.
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