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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
8
Christopher the crow contends with curious monkeys in a forest tale about theft and pride. The animals taunt him as they fling items from a tree, while the Signor observes and the crow vows to protect his belongings from the chattering mob.
A reader credits bran cereal with resolving long term digestive issues and constipation. The advantage of daily bran intake is noted after trialing a cereal dish for three meals daily. Vitamin and fiber benefits are mentioned along with cautious use of patent medicines.
Funeral sermons for Andrew Paltier 66 of Sterling were held at Timnath church with burial at Windsor under Odd Fellows auspices. He died in Sterling after a long illness and had ties to Michigan. Survived by his wife, he directed the Windsor and Timnath bands in earlier years. The report also notes social notices from Windsor and Timnath, including lodge activities, property moves, and local gatherings such as bridge club meetings and picnics.
Briggsdale June social calendar highlights a meeting at Mrs Jamoa Pitney's home on June 26 with a luncheon and roll call. Attendees include Mr and Mrs George Lohmer at a 4H leaders conference, dinners at the Anmiaus and Castens homes, and multiple visits from residents to Denver Grand Lake and Exton. A Briggadato baseball defeat, various travels to Chicago West Point report, and community events from picnics to local school activities are noted with numerous names and places.
Children’s Day service at Birsk Presbyterian Church La Salle Sunday June 24 featured Mra Charles Guilfrey class of girls leading with a program including song by the congregation piano accompaniment prayer invocation by J Lo Larrick and a responsive reading. Primary and Beginners department offered poems and recitations by listed children including Noiline Amen Maxins Fox Jerry Norris Nancy Basa Oma Jean Crowley Ruth Mydo Betty Wahs Tommy Robson Joann Alexander Bossie Huls and Lelig Andorgom.
Three hundred community canners for the benefit of farmers have been established in Georgia within the last two years. Names mentioned include Edwin Todd, Robert Bullwall, Rev. L. D. Compton, Raymond Givan, Charles Wells, Kenneth McWilliams, Edmond Illwell, and others among school classes and congregations.
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