Death of Mrs. H. A. Thomas noted in Bates City
J W Redman reports the death of his mother in Kansas City on Monday. Mrs Thomas is survived by her husband and four brothers in Chicago Springfield and Seattle. The item lists many local visits and gatherings in Kersey and nearby towns, mentions families traveling to Denver, Greeley, Loveland, and Fort Morgan, and notes community events, church activities, and a midsummer picnic at the Rysby church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
J. W. Redman
H. A. Thomas
Bates City
Kansas City
Jann Cornberg
Paul Cornberg
Denver
Nora Franklin
Misa Florence Starbuck
Mre
Ray Cooper
J. Kelly
Tha
Poudre
Mra
George Hubbard
Patsy
Maxine
Jim Hubbard
Gilcrest
Alfred Corsberg
Herman Corsberg
Laramie
Cornberg
Ellen Powell
Superior Neb
Morgan Powell
Powell
Teachers College
Ralph Beagle
Tulon Pactic
E. J. Merkel
Beagle
Loveland
Frank Stirlen
Sterlin
Preston
Missouri
Roleb
Raymond Corsberg
Frank Stirten
Beryl
M. G. Corsberg
Alfred Carlyon
C. Corsberg
al Carlson
Pagil Headley
R. V. Nessler
Greeley
Harry Schank
Fréd Law
Bob
Lucille
Marshall Moore
Fort
Moore Cabin
T. G. Schank
Noah Allen
Lyman Johnson
Community Notes From Platteville and Nearby
June 37 reports Ed Moora returning from Sayre Oklahoma to visit his seriously ill sister in the Northwest. Rev B C Hopert and family returned from a two week Kansas City trip to relatives. Norma Raney of Denver visiting grandparents W R Raney. Mountains View Christian church members from Greeley attended the children’s day program at First Methodist with Ruth Payho and Bertha Kaufman singing and a short play “The Hidden Treasure” by M H Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Denver
Gene Neal
Belle, Mo
Pearl Yagkell
Ray Cooperl
Platteville Plattevills
Ed Moora
Sayre
Oklo
Sworthwest
B. C. Hopert
Loretta
Bardabelle
Kansas City
Kaw
Norma Raney
W. R. Raney
Mountains View Christian Church
Greeley
First Methodist Church
Misa
Ruth Payho
Bertha Kaufman
Gregley
Lewig
M. H. Sunday School
Platteville
Oswald Plump Gatherings Near Greeley Residence
After the program the Greeley people visited the Warl Henderson residence and shared a plain dinner on the lawn. Mrs Glen Massey and baby Jack of Greeley stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harl Henderson, over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Warl Henderson
Glen Massey
Baby Jack
Harl Henderson
Massey
Frances Hooper
Halts Destiny and the Byer Mrs. Lake Visit Mizpah Club
Halts Destiny where they will the 4th. Opal Jensen of Byer motored down for the ladies, in Denver at the Dr Cromby home on vacation. Mrs J B Lake and daughters Winnie and Shirley of Denver motored down Wednesday to Mizpah club and visited at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Wickers. Roy Spencer and wife were overnight guests as they traveled home to Denver after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desriny
Opal Jensen
Byer
Davia
Denver
Dr. Cromby
J. B. Lake
Winifred
Shirley
Mizpah
Miya
F. C. Wickera
Roy Spencer
Mise
Boom in Canton Real Estate as Silver Falls
In Canton China June 13 the drop in silver boosts local land values with prices up 80 percent since year start. Chinese investors in the United States exchange gold dollars for silver to fund Canton real estate, while the business district undergoes reconstruction with old wooden buildings replaced by modern offices and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
United States
Canton Lota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer “Balborg
Eaton
Hien Schank
T. I
Schank
Clarks
Nebr
Carl Gordon
Chitren
Valley View
W. Q. McKenny
Galeton
Colorado
Pordon
Brownie
Cecil
Dennis Gustafson
Verna Schank
Byers
Small Gon
Fort Morgan
Mra. Chrichton
Ler
Afra
Roy Conant
W. G. Carter
Spring Lake
Hardin
Moa
Loren Wakeman
Iboya O' Greeley
M. D. Wakeman
Frank Sterlin
Wt. V. Nessler
Jean
J. P. Klug
Roy Klug
Raymond, Jr
Reg
Charles I. Mead
Methodist Church
MR. Oswald Plump
Hor der Grea
Harold Henderson
Gresley
Harry Fortune
H. M. Davis
Lincoln Neb
A. L. Davis
M. Byatt
Misa Marylee Rennels
Betty
To & P
Betty’s. Beauty Parlor
Woolworth’s
iBbonp
Boomstatate
Melcher
Macy Mortuary
Coristh Street
Greeley Clearing House
The
First National Bank
Greeley Union National Bank
Weld County Savings Bank
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