Relief Group Distributes 6468 Garments to Families
The Associated Relief Group reports 6 468 garments distributed to 4 868 families with about 1 0 garments per family. Unemployed in Greecefey collected 387 pieces from two Tellet ryan with 854 stored for owners. Red Cross, Mrs. Carolina K Williams home, and Well county support drought relief and war effort.
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Totel
Asnogtaled
Greefey
Mru
Well
Carolina K. Williams
Wiley Nama
Wailinglon TC
Fed Crasa
Wills
Red Cross
Frlouda
Winteing
Dleir
Willamn' Taport
Senior Class Play Is by Noted American Writer Tau Tothecoh
Tau Tothecoh author of Distant Droten and Greeny Wigh school ventor ofsan play will be presented at the Light achat cuduwtum Thursday and Friday May 4 and 5. He has lived a life from Oakland to New York, writing several plays and novels. His works include Wild Birds Daughters of Music The Orchard and Wild Orchard. The University Civic Theatre in Denver staged Distant Drum last fall. Tickets remain at Clark and Faulkner and from seniors. two performances will be heard clearly from any seat.
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Tau ‘Tothecoh
America
Healdon
Oakland
Tuly
San Francisco
Mimoctt
Frein
France
New York
McFadden
Dramna
Sam Hunte
Berkeley
University of California
Chatefty
Erlites
Bhorlty
Hanold
the Orchard
StuartwWilker
Wild Orchard
Ond
Thay Imovies
Weils
The
Movler
Gushue McCivntis
Yay Betasea Theatre
Pauline Lorda
University Civile Theatre
Penver
Clark and Faulkners Drugators
Velen McGraw
Largeat Class Graduates at Hudson High Thursday
Hudson May 1 largeat class graduates at Hudson High Thursday night with ten diplomas to be awarded. George Irvin of the Colorado State Teachers College will deliver the address Gateway s. Senior president Myron Smith will welcome and present diplomas. Class day exercises Friday evening May 7 with usual program. Baccalaureate May 14 at JamEs Memorial Methodist led by A C Bryan. Seniors listed include Hazel Anderson Ollie Anderson Arthur Bernhardt Arie Bowars Tessie Bawlen Dorothy Edwards Alberta Exline Tata Hartz Carl Highley Sherri Iarlow Myron kin h Mildred Turgek and Amy Wartaa.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
At & Oelock
George Irvin
Colorado State Teacherg College of Greetoy
Orchnetra
Myronmith
Minele
Jamas Memorial
A.C. Bryana
Hazel
Anderson
Olio
Arthur Bernhardt
Arie Bowars
Tessie Bawlen
Dorothy Edwards
Albarta Exline
Tata Hartz
Carl Highley
Sherip Iarlow
Myron - Kinh
Midred ‘Turegek
Amy
Wartaa
Dlaga Sponbor
Edward Hoefnagels Longtime Leadville State Senator
Edward J Hoefnagels a Leadville representative in Colorado's 29th general assembly stands as a colorful veteran lawmaker. Born in Antwerp Belgium he moved west pursuing mining interests before settling in Twin Elk Leadville where he runs a general merchandize. He is known for his strong ties to local workers and industry and for voting with his constituents after consulting them at home.
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Solin Scott Hershay
Denver
Leadville
Edward J. Hoefnagels
Leadviler
Lake County
Josaph A. Barroni
Waleenburg
Aince Hoathaels
Grey
novaTas
Borie
Idaho
Wion
Doc
Hoefnagels
Tim
Ho Joharing
Imun
Hoatnagela
United States
Antwerp
Belgium
Ho Cine
America
Min
Nike
Hnemagale
Colorado
Twin Eiken
White
Eluillar
Doe
Peopl
Portien
Arjoye
Denver Frees Club
Hosfhageln
Fie
Heo
Hoefangels Fe
Cotacmitee
Tara
Inter-College Band Concert Wednesday
An inter college band concert scheduled for Wednesday at Gunter is postponed due to alarms delaying members from their cities. Participating groups include Colorado A R R I e Colorado Mines Denver University Colorado College and the University of Colorado along with Teachers College.
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Fntercollegiata
Sty College
Gunter Nai
Colorado Arriee
Colorado Mines
Denver University
Colorado College
The
Universlty of Colorado
Teachers College
May Fete at Gateton Draws Large Friday Crowd
Pupils of Gateton grade school staged a May Fete Friday evening. The program included a play Why Mey Festival, various acts, and solo and choir numbers. Cast featured numerous named students and teachers, with a May Queen and pageant roles, amid songs, dances, and instrumental solos.
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Gateton
Mey
Bow Me
Carthy
Jean
Joan McKay
Vern Johnson
Dull
Louise Grant
Boby Jo Boyds
Ran
Doll
Ells
Scheller
Holl
Lois McCarthy
Daten
Alberta Engel
Bobbia McEwen
Jock
Freddie Druge
Bunny
Clarence Rosaman
Kenneth Tard
Leroy Teminway
Kitten
Formala Gua Matson
Duddy Tent Dergon
Husgell Carnar
Robert Dardike
Harold Marlin
Spears
Ethel’ Engel
Lady April
Darleen Boyd
Robin
Dabby Eszinger
Shi Birds
Johm Ledford
Eddie Milgonrain
Naomi Philipa
Violet
Mary Reed
Lip
Aretha
Edfer
Traimyaaver
Plylle Smith
May Queen
Catherine Jabona
Vreddla MokKay
Paul Johnson
Jack
Martha Martin
Lucile Henderson
Mary Lottler
Malierie Lindeburg
Virginia Hievarg
Frances Hainza
Dorothy Puréis
Helen Gelalck
Vern Fasinger
Bobby Ditard
Elcher Grant
John Rusch
Maypole
Virginia Fegerbarge
Jeanette Graham
Della Hace
Fe Magon
Hennica Dyer
Ernest Reminway
Tony Labane
Amjon Finch
Fred White
Theophiel Leftier
Virginia Fagerberg
Reading
Jowell Leadbetter
Keota Senior Class Presents By Hook Or Ordok Play
Keota High School senior class, aided by students, staged the comedy drama By Hook or Ordok Tuesday evening at the Keota gym. The cast included Theodosia Locke, Cynthia Locks, Gharinia Kurtz, Elizabeth Owens, and others with a student audience present for the performance.
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Keota
Keota High School
Atudénta
Hook Oy Ordok
Fifie Keota Gymnasium
Theodosia Locke
Virgie
Donrot
Jane Qloxe
Theodosia
Deaths and Funerals for Clifford Ecker Held Today
Funeral services for Clifford Ecker take place at Macy's drawing room at 2 PM with Kika in charge and Rev. B. Hannan assisting. Interment follows at Tinn Grove. sister Mrs. Florbert Itels of Gering Nebraska and her husband have returned to Greeley for the service. Ecker’s mother Mrs. Her ron Jackman of Colorado Springs, plus a sister and brother Jon, survive along with aunt Mrs. Flo McDoneld and uncle Ernest Ecker.
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Clifford Ecker
Macy's Drawing Room
Tinn Grove
Kika
B. Hannan
Herron Jackman
Colorado
Nore
Slater
Jon
Mra
Flo McDoneld
Ernest Ecker
Miss Folbrecht and Hay Win Local Vocal Contest
Miss Folbrecht a Groclay high school student and Harry L Hay of Fort Morgan won the local vocal contest at Maker Junior High School Monday evening The two will travel to Denver May 19 to compete in the state contest Each will perform two numbers one a personal choice and one contest piece Second place in the girls division went to Peggy Doun and Lawrence Roberts tied with Grant Hoot for boys’ second place Alt erates were named The judging criteria were tone technique interpretation and appearance among the contestants were Lewis Wallace Herman Kollmott Louisgo Stepheng Maxine Kitts Beverly Boryi
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Tarclile Folbrecht
Groclay High School
Harry le Hay
Fort Morgan
Coloradoeachers College
Climera
Maker Junior High School
Awilitarlue
Monlay
Denver
Paul
Gillespie
Tive
Movie Club
Mra
Cllesple
Peggy Doun
Lawrence Roberts
Grant Hoot
Lawis Wallace
Herman Kollmott
Louisgo Stepheng
Maxine Kitts
Beverly Boryi
D A Y Selects Four Convention Delegates
D A Y selects four convention delegates from the Gresley chapter of Disabled American Veterans for the World War to the state convention. Aftercare attendees included Veter Dorr Harry Owen E H Renfro Ed Mc Kim with visitors Donor Joseph O Connoll Albert Sherlock Franklin A Thayer T G Roberts EB W Contis Georges Henninger Arthur Bosnay WW Floyd.
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Ray Brignamadi
B. H
Irvine
Elwinrice
George Hoover
Arthur Biruck
Thorasday
Gresley
Dis
Albert ©. Sherlock
Jude Advocata
Franklin A. Thayer
Natlon al Matson
T. G Roberts
Atala
EB. W Contis
Georges Henninger
Murphy
Denver
Arthur Bosnay
WW. H. Floyd
Aurora
Model Airplanes Displayed in Local Store
Two model airplanes, made by Lynn Thomey and Gala Rosling of Greeley, are first to be added in a local display at the store window. The exhibit is for display only, not for prizes. Any boy or girl may enter a model plane for the window display, with several more expected.
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Meda
Lynn Thomey
Gala Rosling
Greeley
Glen Briggs
Motel Plang
Atore
Lynn Thomas
Hosling
Sig
Jane Wilson Reports Work to House Board
Monthly meeting of the board at the House of Noishberly Services heard Jane Wilson report on work by the Howell worker. Mike Wilson noted average kindergarten attendance of 98 at the Mexican colony and 33 babies brought for weekly care. The board learned a colony girls group will sing on KPKA Friday May 1 at 4 24 o clock.
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Jane Wilson
Howan
Mike Wilson
N Ameng
Chinte Lng
KPKA
Miss Wilson
Schriver Book Store Moves to Ninth Avenue Location
The Schriver Book Store will relocate from its Ninth Avenue site to a former Hore Hook & Sim- Honery room on Fourth Street. The remodeling includes a modern front area and new book display spaces. George D. Horne, founder of Horner's Book Store in 1885, remains a central figure in the business transition.
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Schriver Book
Hore Hook & Sim- Honery Company
Avenia
Mortern
George D. Horne
Horas Book
Itill Coutling
Associated Relief Record Presented at Annual Meeting
Mitistream report covers the year for the Associated Hellet detailing service to 2 825 families, 250 walk overs, and total expenditures of 7 442 651 dollars from April 1932 to April 1988. The report lists casework, home visits, transportation and employment services, telegrams, and extensive financial allocations including rent, groceries, drugs, and maintenance. Expenditures from community donations include Centra school, Camp Fire, clothing, and Red Cross sewing materials, with various line items and totals.
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Mitistream
Associated Hellet
Helen Fitte
Associated Relief
Apri
Lottera
Euponacs
Euponacs Telephote
Olla
Telegramia
Wilk
Centra
Christman
Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Crawford home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs H A Crawford's home with Mrs H R Eesor as assistant hostess.
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Fudan
The
Methodist Church
H. A. Grawford
H.R. Eesor
Japanese at Ault Celebrate Mikado Birthday Parade
Local event at Ault honors the Emperor of Japan with a Saturday celebration. About 125 attendees gathered at the Japanese school for a program and activities. A baseball game featured 1 Kersey and the Ault Japanese team while Abe's ladies provided afternoon entertainment.
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Ault
Mikado
Yinding Conoitee
Gary
Peng
Apicele U Nar
Kersey
Abe
Birth Announcement in Enton At Graelay Hospital
Mr and Mrs Evert V announce the birth of a son at Graelay on April 22. The child is the first for the couple and joins a sister named Phyllig Alfrada. The report includes scattered names and fragments from local notices and a mix of garbled OCR text.
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Gari Helilon
Rou
Wox
Grealey
Graelay
Evert V
Grestey
Alfrada
Tateou
Inez Solt
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Harry L. Hay
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Panel Trust
Stein Eihares
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Myli Savings Time
Carl Rah McKinley
Phono
Schriver Book Store
Associated Relief Record
Stork Express
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Graeley Hospital
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Hlegtrig Refrigerator
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