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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
2
Infant David Halph Schouldt age 28 days, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schmidt of La Balle, died early Monday in a Greeley hospital. Funeral services planned with details to follow.
The notice lists weddings and social events including the Nau-man and Hobson marriages, with routes and guests described. It mentions graduates of local colleges, church figures, and the return of Mrs. Shirley Eyley after a long recovery.
Timothy Styne of the Fourth Presbyterian church of Chrysaga has issued clear word about the dedication of the non First Presbyterian church chanc at Greevey en Leg I.
Dr Grabbe will address the National Education Association in East Lake City. President J G Crabba and Prof J C Moorman will depart at the end of the week for the conference. Crabba will present twice on changes needed in the elementary school course and the added or omitted subjects. Moorman will join a Wednesday session on education. A round table will discuss the advantages of school consolidation.
The NH AEA prepares for a decisive assembly that will settle key issues on teachers’ status and core educational policies, promising a historic confrontation over vital questions shaping the profession and schooling.
Mrs Kate A Castor died at her sister Mrs J J Browne’s home on Ninth Street Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Funeral arrangements pending local notice.
Notice indicates a gathering or meeting of the Macy chapter scheduled for 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon. It also records a residence change for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ret to 111y enth agenua, noting their new address.
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