Colorado State Music Teachers Association Opens in Denver
The twelfth annual meeting of the Colorado State Music Teachers Association begins May 14 at the Crown Palace hotel in Denver, in cooperation with the Colorado State Pedagogy of Music clubs. John Erskine, famed author and Tu Mard Foundation head, headlines as main orator and soloist with the Denver Symphony. J DeForest Cline presides. Additional talks cover piano pedagogy, modern theory, and violin forum, with local officials and educators attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mrekine
Tu Mard Foundation
Musker
New York
Colorado State
Crown Palace Hotel
Denver
Mr. Ersking
Milly
Upto
Muate
Plang
Caesar Krank Variatone
Denver Symphony Orchestra
City Auditorum
J. DeForest Cline
Allege Convervatory of Music
Alll
Hegale
John &. Kendal
Ha ‘Tenchora College
Cline
Vern Trankenberg
Federation of Male Clube
Tempo
Arthur Trenderaon
Tenchara College
de Prose
Henry Trustman Glosburg
Blanche Rumbley
M. M. Bridges
Gill To Graduate 13 Seniors May 19
Gill High School will graduate eight girls and five boys on Friday evening May 19, after completing all requirements. The graduates and their parents include Raymond and Alfred Davey. Laybourn Warren. Bill Cox. Helen Spanner. Stella Miller. Glara Bellebel. Relph Wood. Doris Halpin. Glara Kramer. Catherine Textman. Detty Briscoay. Avelyn Walker, with respective parental lines listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saveral
Gil
Fhe
Taymond
Alfred Davey
A. G. Powey
Laybourn Warren
C. B. Warran
Bill Cox
Jos Cox
Helen Spanner
C. G. Spanter
Stella Miller
Mra. &. It
August Kramer
Catherine Textman
Loula Tegiman
Detty Briscoay
Howard Brisco
Avelyn Walker
J. A. Walzer
Local residents attend events and travel across states
Mrs. Gertnute Thos and Mrs. Wilkinson motored to Houkley on a business trip. Mrs. Vanderip visited in Denver. Several plan graduation and social visits in Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska. Readers attend church events and garden ads plus notices of sales and incubators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertnute Thos
Mra. J. B. Wilkinson
Houkley
Elizabeth Aartholomew
Wheatland
Wyo
Osgood Tree Sale Held with Program at Church
Osgood Woman's Society held its fifth annual Tree Shrub and Plant Sale at the local church in Osgood. A Penny Luncheon was served at noon by several organizers. The afternoon featured a brief program with songs, prayers, a solo, and a talk on forestry by Prof. W. J. Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
City
Osgood Woman's Society
G. Lb. Nagh
Sydney Armagast
W. J. Morrill
Stato
Proper Tree for the Dry Land and Their Gate
Forester Fort Colling presents a report on trees planted in church grounds totaling about 400. The Russian olive and other hardy species prove resilient. W. B. Mate directed tree sales selling around 1000 trees this year. Mrs. I. P. Ketelson, Mrs. W. B. Mate, with assistance from Mrs. Glenn Ankeney and Mrs. Rose Robinson, managed potted plants and shrubs. Mr. Shnpson donated numerous shrubs and perennials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Colling
Simpson
Kelelzen
W. B. Mate
Two School PTA Officers Elected at Year End Meeting
Mrs Williams was elected president of the Cameron Horace Mann school PTA at the last meeting of the year, with Mrs Raymond Wittkima as president and Mrs Ri I Titelifa as secretary. They succeed Mrs Russell Hill and Mrs Nelson Reynolds as officers, while Mrs Iti presided. A GT faculty member gave a very interesting talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wittkima
Cameron-Horace Mann
P.T. A
Ri. I. Titelifa
Russell Hill
Nelson Reynolds
Iti
Cayo
Central and Northern Europe Teachers Honored
Expressions of regret mark the departure of Mrs Etla Gregory and Mrs Lenore Rayer from Hornes Marm and Comprgu teaching roles. Attendees praised their dedication, with flowers from Nisa Sato of the Japanese Flower Shop used to decorate the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sho
Nisa Sato
Trio of Say Phillip and Hoy Members of the Fifth?
Fragmentary OCR text describing a trio including Phillip, Dukes, and Hoy from a school group with mentions of Horace Stony, possibly grades or names, but details are garbled and unclear. The readable items point to a school choir or group and individuals named Phillip, Dukes, Hoy, and Horace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Phillip Dukes
Hoy
Ifth
Horace Stony Ston
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