Progressive Education Emphasizes Whole Child at Conference
Redefer, executive secretary of the Progressive Education Association, described progressive education as integrating personality and total development. He warned against separating knowledge into isolated subjects, urging schools to foster individual growth and a unity of skills and values through student centered planning and social development.
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Redefer
Kansway
Akilla
Hedefer
Garigaudany Neal
Alina
Canventiail
Amnion
Radeon Chae
Lina Bald
Redeter
Mrs Twist Dies Friday In Denver Life Of Greeley Enterprise Leader
Mrs. Twist 67 died Friday after a stroke following dinner in Denver. Born in Milwaukee April 1 1869 she married Waterville Twist in 1887. Survived by husband and many children and grandchildren. services at Broadway Mortuary then St Elizabeth Church. Interment at Tiny Grove with rites by Rev James Rel.
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Mrs. Greet
Greeley
Jenn
Ty Denver
Enine
Wink
Milwaukee
Waterville
Alon
Pistst
Mankata
Mint
Thera
Atherlca
Mina
Prausfer Company
Ewiet
Denver
K. Twist
Enel J. Twit
A. G. Teel
Matt Whitvey
Colorade Springs
Lea E. Twist
Mountain View
Cruz
Mise Dorothy Tyler
Mea
Verle Eddy
A. Ralph
Werthy
Twist
Paul 4
Ether
EL. K
Mil
Gramtchildrens
Broadway Moffman Mortuary
St. Milzabeth
Curtis Sug Seventh Street
James E. Rel
Junior Ferrell To Put Ponies in 4th Parade
Junior Ferrell trains for a rodeo parade appearance with ponies in a local Fourth of July event. The family will showcase miniature ponies Smoky Spot and Midget, with both parents guiding them in the procession as Junior rides Midget in cowboy attire.
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Junior Ferrell
Junior
Bulletin on Irrigation Wells Code Publishes New Bulletin
Capler reports several bulletins issued at Colorado Experimentation Fort Collins. distributed by the community agent in Creely. Yo Torne orders copies and expects delivery in a few days. W. E. Codd, authority, topics include irrigation water analysis, calf feeding, field peas, pepper, and baking at altitude.
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Capler
Colorado
Fort Colling
Creeley
Yo Torne
W. E. Codd
Religious Drama at Church in La Salle
TaSalle June 23 a religious drama Will We offered Sunday under the chapters of La Christian Ladica of La Salle at the Tresbyteran church taking place of the nanal advice of worship at 11 o'clock.
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TaSalle
Quepters
la Christian Ladica
la Salle
Council Scouts Pitch Camp in Island Grove
Island Grove hosts a council scouts camp with patrols forming for a weekend event. Arrivals from Cheyenne and Taimgunant bring energy as recreation contests, a campfire program, and a barbecue supper anticipated for Saturday evening.
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Council Scouts
Island Grove
Federal Aid for Teacher Training Schools Advocated
Fe d eral aid for schools advocated at a Progres sive Education Association meeting. Sir William C Bagley urged Atlantic seaboard wealth to fund education nationwide, linking national prosperity to education. Dr Singley discussed adult education and rising high school and junior college enrollments. A Wind sor Colt Club meeting followed with plans for uniforms, a July 14 Windsor district tour, and food arrangements. Divorce decree granted in district court for Audrey Curtla Conhaday.
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Wedera
William C. Bagley
Calumpia
Teachers College
Progeesalve Education Association
Teachera Education
Bagley
Atlantic Seaboard
Miso
Jubler Colleges
Colt Club
Marty P. Stott
Fore
Collins
Windsor
Windsor High School
Inter
Greeley Windsor
Lydia Edwald
Jane Cox
Glenty Powara
Audrey
Curtla 1
Conhaday
John D Pancake Dies Here of Heart Attack
John D Pancake dies of a heart attack at home. He was a longtime U S sugar industry advocate and first secretary of the Northeastern Colorado sugar beet growers association. He helped secure price stabilization and led negotiations with the Great Western Sugar Company. The family noted his involvement in farmer coops and the Loveland area before moving to Denver. He and his wife had several children and were at his bedside when death occurred.
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Tigwan
Che Teachhin
Tle
Whitwell
Pulliam
Loveland
Paueghu
Pancake
Ove-Land
Colorado
Sugay Bowl
Unelr
Great Western Sagay Company
Panenk
Nivnya
Farmer's Problema
Crat
Lhenazociulion
Greeley
Panenko
Deas 1
Great Western
Panewka
Jones Costigan
Panerko
Washington
Chicago
Pancnko
Prececus
Waitriss
Dune
Gutinisan
Sapthern
Janes Vaneexke
Springfield
Wrr
Plowence Mackay
Ariz
Aid Xary City
Kaw
Panel Reports Heard by Progressives at Education Conferenc
The Hatneday session of the Progression Education Association conference closed with panel discussions on progressive educational philosophies. Topics covered included adult education, minority groups, family life, language instruction, school reform, mental health, playgrounds, and organizational flexibility, with various educators from Columbia University, University of Denver, Fort Unklin, and other institutions contributing.
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Progression Education Association
Cultege
Rawcation
Aryvertroul
College of Education
Tre
Tran
WW. J. Eldridge
Gresley
Muu
Imporianer
Furuo
Progressive
Trtneation Association
Ad Natinga
Rdwcation
Arvedudhou
Mare waWlgtla Ulshilhas
Fics
Edavalion
Te Whorna Hopking
Columbia University
Jean Vetaser
Ward Miler
Fort Unklins
UC Nene Tepark Animental
Lawrence Miller
University of
Croxer
Netweel
Taya Webster
University of Southern California
Mair
Moby
Ark
John Unser
iTago
K. Roherigou
College of Avducation
Te Fontyres
Spriabaconomics
van Lie
Ty de
Sarle J. Rags
College of Equcatlo
Max Baer to wed manager of Sea Room
Washington June 28 Max Baer former heavyweight champion will marry Mary Elaine Sullivan of Topeka New York. The bridegroom Willard Hotel coffee shop manager at the Sea Room had plans interrupted by a ceremony rescheduling. The license was issued by the District of Columbia clerk. Sullivan age 22 Baer 26.
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Max Baer
Sea Room
Breen Washington
Une
Max Lina
Hume
Heavywalht
Wil Mary Buen
Willard
Piertedl Tunsy
Washington
Mix Aer
Pugilisin
Aye
Elusion
Ttl Ie
Leva Loday
Mary Elaine Sulivan
Tova
Y. Chonana
Baw
Misa Sullivan
Lin Willard Hotel
Sal Bice
Unclear Fragments From Ironton Lodge and Local Churches
Fragmentary notes recall Brighta and Pydhlas Midee at Ironton O Halls of the Masonic lodge at Tavelland and the Baptist church in Greeley. Beals was at Soutles with details missing. Power arrangements were described as being almost complete on Saturday.
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Brighta
Pydhlas Midee
Ironton
Taveland
Ad the Baptist Clared
Greeley
Beals
Bracketing under New Token Plan Up a Cent
A damaged OCR item describes a token plan change raising a cent and tax exemptions. It notes Governor and state officials discussing adjustments and responses while crediting cooperation among leaders amid policy shifts.
Erie Woman Found Guilty of Attack on FERA Worker
Mrs. Sapilo Vinovich of Erie was found guilty of assaulting FERA worker Miss Mise Chua Lippman in her office. The trial heard Vinovich claimed rage over a relief payment dispute and admitted slapping Lipman after a confrontation. she was fined and faced costs.
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Erie
FERA
Sapilo Vinovich
Eria
Chua Lippman
NERA
Wydna Lige
Janes L. Wilson
Pulinet
Ty Prra
Kerle
Mira
Vinaviel
Miss Lippman
Miss Lipman
Evleety Loll
Ilovich
Roy Sulet
Houlder
Happioan Rata
Vinovich
Teller
Gallet
Migs
Tesphinu
Telter
Miza Liprmian
Pullmey
Inge Ach
Linwotey
Mrs. Finevieh
Citizenship Applicants Being Examined Today
Nineteen applicants were examined today before District Judge Predoie W. Chik hore Saturday. The examination continued into the afternoon. Kerbs Estate filed for probate in chayty court Sunday showing activity at Safell to the willow, Ahr, not if te Kerits, hot of William 1. Kerbs administratorallt G. th Tsrulfield wilerhey Charles Walls of Da Lao reported Ith Yoral officays Rabun tat Wat vlus caluset Presidemt beyele war v stolen alot 10:30 pol. Friday. Bho Hing was trailed north then Reins.
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Coetaal Eigenslip
Predoie W. Chikhore
Kerbs
K. Kerls
Windrotwan
Chayty Courk Sunnday
Safell
William
Kerbs Ik
Charles Walls
da Lao
Officays
Rabun
Traditional Education Scorned by Dr Kilpatrick in Address
Dr Willis Heard Kilpatrick, Columbia University education professor, attacked traditional schooling and praised progressive education. He urged students to focus on living, self directing learning and criticized rigid methods as outdated, advocating creative thinking and cooperative activities to prepare youth for a changing world.
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Kilpatrick
Willis
Killpatrick
Colleen
Columbia University
Tierro
Milpala
Euiealta
Vduentin
Kittie Gakl Lal Bi Stich
Kilpity
Fife
Kinateick Radda
Atlagk
Mikiesiinn
Joan
Greeley Named Regional Office Plan in Relief Drive
Regional relief office setup outlined by Paul D. Schell—six Colorado districts with Greeley as headquarters. Details include district directors, project assignments, and pay scales for professional and skilled workers under federal relief programs. Also notes on looming roster changes and applications for projects.
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Greeley
Colorado
Denver
Paul D. Shelves
Work A Progress Administration
Avgnat
Shriver
Ui State
Nto
Grand Junction
Colasala
Puella
East Central
Colorado Springs
Lesver
Bnelaine
Adams
Kansay and
Sebyagkn
Greeney
Hort
Tuvkings
Dbvision
Lie Division
Willian J Daves
Ge Will
Ater
Ste
Cutis
ANAGN
Eviius
Goi Lo
Cttics
Notice of Sale of Chattels and Mortgage Foreclosure
Public notice lists sale actions by the Jules Plow and ton Plow companies for chattels and farming equipment under mortgage terms. It references a foreclosure process, dates in 1933, locations in Well County and Caledonar, and names John Jacere and other parties. The notices describe bid procedures, timing, and place for sale to satisfy indebtedness.
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Soules
Cais
Auelian
Hitler
Waxeph
Dulaiker
Gracies
Gabornwa
TON Piaw Company
Palible Ailton
Cath
John Jacere
Tye
Viet
Mile Hercantile Co
Auckinghaun
Well
Creeley
Coleridge
Ansighes
Neamlog Iteure
Aneite
Ben Lila
John Dere
Hay
Calbedar
Norton seeks liquor license for Fringe Store action
Norton requested a liquor license for the Fringe Store in the South Eighth avenue area. The permit sought included a package and beer sale with conditions. The request faced delays from the county commissioners amid related tenancy and tax considerations.
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Norton
Fringe
Ranary
Eighth Avenue
Trurmiey
Noro
J.J. Strol
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Hehe Riera
Henver
Willian Moyet
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Henckelins
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Ghute
Traah
Park Place
Grenley
Howe
Catstal
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G. Robinson Auto Repairing
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