Wilcox Choir Praised for Its Program
The Wilcox Choir conducted by John Wilcox performed at Groslay high auditorium on Monday evening, earning enthusiastic audience praise. Members included former college students and Maurine Bryant, with a varied program in Latin French and English pieces, aided by Elina Werner-Landlar on piano and Anton Lander on violin. The choir’s performance featured Wake Up Sweet Melody and a Galliard church piece, and the ensemble was commended for its skill and expense minimal audience support.
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Dayella Chai
John Wilcox
Groslay High
Mr. Wilox
Ny Maurine Bryant
Lloyd Neill
Troweky Korankoff Wara
Cain
Plano
Clough Furniture Plans Cooking School This Week
Clough Furniture opens a cooking school starting 2 p m Wednesday continuing daily from 2 to 4 p m at 14 Ninth Street. Greco Jo Maton and Miga Maaon Jing Kean lead lectures and public utility topics with a focus on home economics. Miss Mason, former head of the woman’s page in Pocatello, will oversee sessions inviting women to ask questions or discuss home problems.
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Clough Furniture Company
Hell
Atoro
Greco Jo Maton
Miga Maaon Jing Kean
Rome
de Altments
Pocatella
al Pocatello
Teha
Sosglona
Miss Mason
Miss Munson
Clough Company
Mother's Day Observed in Windsor Churches
Mother's Day observances filled Windsor churches with flowers and music on May 16. Aynday morning services featured sermons and solos from clergy and choirs in Methodist and Christian churches, praising mothers and noting discussions of a future Fathers and Parents Day. Special readings and German Congregational tributes highlighted the town’s across-church appreciation for motherhood.
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Windsor
A. M. Carpenter
Methodiat
L. W. Howard
Howard
Kuenteel
Tozer
Cheletian
A. M. Martin
Marguerite Byanthgate
Dorothy
Katherine Ranch
Carnatona
John Rothenberger
Lady Cynthia Moseley Dies After Operation
Lady Cynthia Moseley wife of Bir Oawalt Moseley, leader of the British fascial party, died tonight following surgery for neon giifa. Her husband was at the bedside when she passed. Union Pacific passenger department to sponsor Greeley Rotary Club program on Wednesday May 17 with an illustrated lecture on Bryce Canyon and Zion Watlona Park to be shown, plus replay at Teachers College Chapel Thursday at 7 20 p.m. American League baseball notes: Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York with posting details.
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Associated Press
Lanilon
Cynthia Moseley
Bir Oawalt Mosely
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Greeley Rotary Club
Beekeepers Discuss Combatting Diseases in Weld County
Commercial beekeepers and state entomologist G. Richmond met Weld county commissioners to plan bee inspection for foul brood and other diseases. Richmond said county funding at 40 percent would prompt state help with 60 percent and adequate inspection. A new plan envisions one trained inspector with four helpers covering the county, billed for pay and mileage. Attendees included John Dutcher Windsor John Jacobs Loveland J Schmidt Greeley L Z Lies Greeley H Evans Fort Collins etc.
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G. Richmond
Fort Colling
Weld
Mondey
Richmond
Department of Agriculture
John Dutcher
Windsor
John Jacobs
Lonzment
J. Schmidt
Greeley
Lies
H. ©. Evans
Walter Adana
Kersey
Otto Piper
Orchard
Fragmented OCR Produces Confused Punctuation in Text
The read text discusses mispunctuation and misplaced quotation marks creating ambiguity. It references superstitions about garnets and amethysts affecting sleep thoughts reconciliation wealth and victory for soldiers while mentioning intoxication and protection from sorcery.
Special Plans Help Children Work and Play
Groups of women across the state plan home study for spring on furniture arrangement to aid children. Nora M. Hott of Colorado Agriculture College says play spaces, work benches, storage, and careful layout aid habit training and self-help, with dedicated zones for sewing, study, blocks, and clothing storage.
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Fort Colina
Colo
Plac
Nora M. Hott
Colorado Agricultural College
Java
Mies Holt
Giela
Commencement at Evans on Thursday Evening May 16
Evans holds commencement at Scheet Auditorium Thursday evening at 8 oclock. F A Ogia will speak. Perfect attendance, athletic awards and diplomas will be presented. Friday morning events include a school picnic at Woodland Grove Park. Mervin Patterson named band director for summer at Jacoblego, will direct band work then return to Holyoke after summer duties.
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Mervin Patterson
Jcoblego
Ian Holyoke
Tolowlix
Echo
Holyoke
Eddie Sutherland and the mad merry world of Hollywood
Hollywood journalist Robbin Coons profiles Eddie Sutherland veteran director actor studio worker who rose from child labor to eight decades in film. The piece recalls his early wages and varied roles from props to directing and notes his resilience in the evolving motion picture industry.
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Robbin Coons
Edward Sutherland
Eddie
Bedéte
Toll
Met
Ch&coping
Origin of Second Big Maine Blaze Investigated
Auburn Maine May 16 The mysterious origin of the arcend 2 milendul lar flea in Maine within two weeks was investigated. Auburn's 1500 homeless moved to public buildings and plans to rebuild the burned structures. The damage from destroying all typiel blocks and a residential section ranges up to 2.5 million dollars, with Lewiston nearby after a fire spread by a 30 mile wind. The blaze started near Mougay with explosions at a gasoline station and spread across the Androscoggin River destroying three buildings there. Auburn and Lewiston lie about 30 miles north of Portland, with populations near 16 000 and 25 000 respectively, twin cities central to the state’s shoe plants and cotton and woolen mills.
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Auburn
Maine
Ness
Wea
Hare
Nayman Moore
Fex
Embera
Androscoggin
Lewiston
Andrescoggin Country
Portland
Andrescoggin
Twin-Cities
Howe
Montly
Forest Service to Hire 150 Trucks for Camps
The United States Forest Service seeks bids for 150 motor trucks to serve reforestation camps in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota. Bids due by May 22 at the Fienynn post office, with 100 trucks of at least 1.5 ton capacity and 60 trucks of half ton capacity. Trucks must be in good condition with tools and comply with motor vehicle laws. Fifty larger and 26 half ton units will serve Colorado. Delivery by bidder, drivers supplied by the government.
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United States Forest Service
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Fienynn
Fictock
Pidder
Kovernmant
Prairie View Commencement Program Showcased Local Graduates
A May 14 ceremony at Prairie View featured Narold Tybium Mrs Anderson and Robert Murphy as speakers with students performing songs readings and plays. Eighth grade graduates included Eléainr Hob Hitt Luella Golgurt Lorano Naud Casten Jimmie Roo Croln Mildred Casten and others with diplomas presented.
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Prairie View Achog
Caston
Fittottachoola
Narold Tybium
Mrs. Anderson
Robert Murphy
Tedcora
Ala
Maria Anderson
Mildred Casten
Frame View
Slo
Ada Rand
Maynard Fannen
Shirley Kelrnes
Roward Halleck
Mildred Capsten
Jos Crook
Aoy Fairebird
Casten
Mildred Gasten
Luella Golgart
Ado
Lorena Rand
Jimmia
Crain
Polly
Prairie View School
Luella Golgurt
Eltlote
Lorano Naud
Jimmie Roo Croln
Johnstown Musicians Shine in Denver Music Week
Johnstown uebad band, led by H J Eckauder of Denver, scored excellent in Denver Music Week. The ensemble performed at a Denham theater party after a program, with members including Charles Burch Donati Burke and many others. The boys quartet earned superior rating, while the girls trio received a top rating in a competition among high schools.
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Johnstown
Johnstown Uebad
Claus
Denver
H. J. Eckauder
Girm
Uous
Denham Theater
Barid
Charlea Burch
Donati Burke
Helty Brown
Duddy Bugbors
Erwin MoLsan
Billy Nichallg
Leater Smith
Virgil Barely
George Csiewel
Ployé Carlson
Jack Nicholls
John Slantey Ewertz
Orvillg Teal
Lucilla Witaon
Margaret Wyes
Orna Thorn- Iing
Joan Short
Frances Sloan
Hoy Walker
Betty Lou Pariah
Warren Wheeler
Stolen Goods Report and Marriage License Notices
A garbled early 1900s item notes a theft of over $300 from a mine near Megsolia and mentions a Greeley resident A R Flowara reporting to the sheriff. It also references marriage license payments and a Monday transaction involving Henry B L Kealey, Conover, Torrtasten, and W Jenssen. The passage is unclear but records theft, licenses, and transfers.
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Henry
Bridge players dissect misbid in New Orleans game
By Tom O Reill a bridge analysis recounts a New Orleans session where a misbid led to a near slam. Dinwiddie and Mrs Dinwiddie debate opening bids and the impact of a no trump versus a two heart sequence.
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Mira
Dinwiddie
South
Thals
Bridge Column Fallout From A Slam Debate
The bidding sequence ends with a diamond slam in hearts misdeclared. North would have gained by a heart lead and East misdefended, with discussions about penalties and alternative lines. The players argue over the correct heart and diamond plays and whether the slam could have been made or penalized.
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South
North
Bret
West
Ann Tynt
East
Bearta
Pheb
Nine of Hearts
Bouth
Rock of Hearts
Wert
Dummy
South Triumphs as Esat's Acer Falls Short
A fragmented sports brief notes South gaining an advantage while Esat's ace faltered, the outcome leaning toward South and the rest of the details unclear.
Deaths and Funerals Notes From Local Ledger
James Finley Houston sixty janitor at GM school died Tuesday morning at Thesday morning. Survived by Elwits Ade a nephew Harry McQuire Fountain and three cousins F W McMurdo Gresley Mrs sirDiN Windsor and Al bort Finley Peckham. Services will 20 Rold at 1 a m Wednesday Many drawing room Interment Sparta Ill. Marina Vincent died Tuesday morning at county hospital survived by husband James A Vincent and children. Private funeral 2p m Wednesday Macy drawing room Interment Iron Grove. H Hardesty from Johnstown fined sixteen 60 for intoxication and twenty six 60 for posting on of Mayor by Police Judge Adams.
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James Finley Houston
GM School
Tha
Marina Vincent
County Hospital
James A. Vincent
Orchard
Macy Drawing Room
Intermoat
Iron Grove
Do You Want Willis To Be A Tribune Feature
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local feature at a drug store offering pictures and sayings. Mentions Carroll Gilbert of the Drugs, a weekly store promotion, and plans for a June 10 24 period with advertised offerings. Also references a Denver May 16 item about military lectures and state rifle event.
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Willa Wills
Tam Sawyer
Tribune
Woldorada
Roa Tribune
Carroll Gilbert
Ait
Denver
Theositary Lecttes
Marlin Wymontha
Rifle Remen
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