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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from a Colorado postal listing shows pricing for mail subscriptions and times, mentioning second class matter at the Gr知 Gr Uater office and rates including 1 year 4 months 2 dollars and other unclear terms. The readable portions describe year long and monthly prices and mail options.
Official Chicago report shows about 11000 hungry school children fed by teachers from their own pockets. Many pupils received milk, soup, vegetables, stockings, shoes, or warm clothes funded by educators. The finding challenges views of teachers as solely salaried workers.
Copymatted pieces from Publishers Syndicate feature quips on society politics and human nature. The humor and criticism touch on equality tyranny fear and opinion while lampooning public figures and everyday behavior.
Farm areas along the Platte River brace for flood damage with the river spreading, bank full for days. A fire rescue saved three children at a rear 1400 Tenth Street barn. Police called for willing workers to help in hay fields. Family reunions and letters bridge decades as relatives in Illinois and Missouri connect with J K Thompson. University of Michigan diplomas awarded to three Greeley youths including Karl Barr and Harry Bliss. Parish hall work begins linking rectory and Trinity church. Bishop Olmstead to ordain C H Brady to deacon.
Windsor reports a total of 1260 children in the census, up 24 from last year, including 420 boys and 630 girls. The year’s registration lists 1214, with a rise of 33 boys and only one girl more than the prior year. Eugene McKim conducted the census. H C Hick, secretary of Windsor Consolidated district No 4, released results.
A dinner was prepared in honor of the mother, god uncle T. J. Shrave, and Halen Cover. The Camp Fire Girls met at Mrs. J. R. Goodmer's home and the following day joined a picnic at Island Grove in Greeley with guardians Mrs. Goodner and Mrs. C. H. Launchbaugh and their sons Billy Goodner and Billy Bob Launchbaugh. Reverend Dr. Wessel from Springfield spoke at a Lutheran syndical meeting in Ann Hurst.
In Fort Lupton on June 27 Mr and Mrs Moses Davis of Ione depart for a two week visit with friends and relatives. Martha Mayer of South Dakota arrives to spend time with Priacilia Reynolds. Mr and Mrs W D Reynolds and Martha Reynolds motor to Colorado Springs to visit relatives. The Social Sixteen card club is mentioned.
Evans Evans reports Mrs Loren Becker left Thursday morning with her son Earl Foster to visit relatives in Me Cook Nebr Mr and Mrs Regis Gibson left Monday for Simon spending the night with Mr Gibson s sister Mrs Robert Miller then proceeded to Keyes Okla Howlard Woolum joined them at Limon and will work with Mr Gibson during the wheat harvest Edith Smith recently operated on is home nicely Mrs Herman Zngke and Mrs Harry Tobnston s Sunday school class girls aged eight to eleven will perform a fifteen minute program
A July 3 evening program at State Teachers College drew Evans residents and children including Laurea Schneider who taught near Aokrom, Melvin Bailey, and Mrs. A. Alter. Several teachers plan study or leave for the coming year while Mrs. George takes a year away. Children Aileen and Bernice Hatch and Jimmi Alter join preschool work.
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