Comic Opera Presented with Spirit At Local High School
A lively comic opera The Chimen at Norm andy by Robert Plan quette was staged at the city junior high school Friday night. Under Tomu Clare Mendel, the Denver musicians and Grasley Philharmonics produced a tuneful performance with encores and strong cast. Highlights included Lreystt Poster as Henri and J Allen Grubb as Jon Gani with Lucile Fowler and Scotty Whitman earning applause for vocal and stagework.
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Perennh
Normandy
Robert Planquette
Tomu Clare Mendel
City
Blah Srhauwl Symonsfon
Graeley Philarmonts
Tuestra
Denver
Musticluna
Kendal
Frmerly
Tesehare College Cuiservatory
Munic
Olbuch and Sullivan
Sterling Theater
Gresley Philharmonis
Daritons
Gruby
Ametar
Herd
Lucile Fowler
Audieneg
Scotty Whitman
Tiger
Clarenge Moore
Duitt
Gresley
Mary Handel
Ekeadel
Greetay
Sles
Uclt
Greeley
Astronomer Denies New Planet’s Existence As Planet
Dr Seth B Nichols ton head of Mt Wilson solar depart ment says the so called ninth planet announced by Lowell observers may be an asteroid or comet. He told the California Institute of Technology Astronomical and Physics club that the discovery cannot be a true planet and aligns with views from Lick Observatory and other solar researchers.
Diplomas Awarded to 12 Graduates at Gill High School
Twelve graduates at Gill High School received diplomas in a Friday ceremony. The program featured addresses by Fred Baldus and Mayor B. H. Huitchens, with awards for Hector scholarships and several musical performances by students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill High School
GM Bish School
Cha
Prigay
Denjarsin DM
Enoch Anderson
Fay Wood
Harry McDermott
Lyle Tobertson
Jeremint Michael Lyon
Eiizabeth Danley
Hélen Belteber
Herman Libback
Helen MeDersiotts
Mildred Witker
Willian
Fred Baldus
Buyttet
Greeley
B. H. Huitchens
Buporlatandont J
Caldwell
Carl “ Spannot
Querial
Tri L. Foater
Hycrott Foster
Pref. Koa
Gang
Fredrick Dylmar
Madge Miller
Miss Burn Boyd
Edythe Hoskin-' Son
Gresley
Yielim Alo
Czardan
Mont
Funeral service for Catherine Wain in Greeley
Funeral service for Catherine Wain will be held at the First Presbyterian church in Greeley at 3 20 Sunday afternoon. Burial is at Evans Cemetery. In charge of the service. B H Collier, local police attendant, has received word that his brother in law, Carol Kersuberger, assistant chief of the Harold Okla fire department, was killed recently when he fell 25 feet after a rope broke while removing life saving equipment.
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Catherine Wainhold
Greeley
Bunlay
Evans Cemetery
Macy's Fe
B. H. Collier
Attienr
Hla
Carrotl Kersuberger
Harald
Okla
Prince Talks of Golf for the U.S. Scribe
An American scribe recounts conversations with the Prince of Wales at Sunningdale and Trent Park about golf. He notes the Prince’s handicap around 12, his nerves playing against American champions, and his admiration for Bobby Jones while predicting a future match.
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Prince
U.S
B. Keeler
Associated Preux
Associated Prosa
Boniwich
Eng
Attor
Uort
Prine
Wales
Hoover
Calvin Coolidee
Albert
Sunningdale
Peto Erwin Sual
Petnes
Peto Ani
Bobby Jones
Jimmy Johnston
Ant
Stold Bite
George von Elm
Plana
Prince Lover
Bobby
Sunningdie
Jones
Glenna
Newpapermen
Don
Six Killed in Explosion at Eastern Rock Quarry
An explosion at a rock quarry on the Seneca Trail killed six people including two workmen, a youth, and three children. Pral Shires of Unton and Oscar Johnson, Jacka MII, died in the blast, with their bodies blown apart. The three additional victims include Mrs. Bella Wiseman’s children and Frook Welle, a water boy for the road project, who died or succumbed soon after.
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Dalam
M Fork
Seneca Trail
Pral Shires
Unton
Oscar Johnson
Jacka MII
Bella Wiseman
Kuner Nine Defeats Evans 8 to 3 in County Game
The Kuner School ninth grade baseball team defeated Evans 8 to 3 at Kuner. The win followed a previous victory two weeks earlier. The game featured strong hitting and solid defense, with key plays by several local players.
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i\Kuner
Evans
Kuner
Stebth
Myans
Kune
Shoplo
Haln Whieh
Jofers Igups
Guinea
Uncer
Gold Star Mothers Honor French Dead at Arc de Triomphe
Paris May 17 American gold star mothers visiting France paid tribute to nameless World War II dead. Mrs Sarah Thompson of New York laid a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb at the Arc de Triomphe as crowds and local officials watched. The ceremony included Color Guard from Paris No 1 American Legion and French officers. Afterward the group received tea and hospitality from French organizations. Ambassador Walter Bilge attended as guests were escorted by Colonel Bartlett and other officials.
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Casanetutag Teeea
Paris
Lmothera
Jus Hrance Yeatherday
Ulait
Prance
Sarah Thompson
New York
Arch de ‘Triomphe
Firat Gold Ata Opilgrimaga
Prenel
Walter Stratton to Speak to Rabbit Club Meeting
Walter Stratton, county agent, will address the Junior Rabbit Club at the meeting Friday. He will outline club work and its value, with local rabbit breeder Dave O. Myers also on hand to share effort and support for the club movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stratton
Ite Meelng
Stratton
Dave
Myers
Festival of Music Sees 800 Children Perform in Greeley
In Greeley grade schools 800 pupils will take part in the Spring Dinefe Festival on Wednesday May 21 at 7 p m in the Eighth avenues gymnasium. Soloists Gertrude Lofgren Jean Messer and Barnld Gurily headline with the glee clubs junior high school high school girls trio and high school orchestra providing support under director Mabel Maurine Henderson music supervisor.
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Greeley
Eighth Avenues
Gertrude Lofgren
Jean Messer
Barnld Gurily
Denver
Migs
Mabel Maurine Henderson
Muele
Sun Flower Industry Planned in Weld County Factory Proposal
Sun Flower oil and related products are eyed for a new $20,000 factory in Weld County. Sun Flower Products and Manufacturing plans to reorganize with a $100,000 capital, led by several local incorporators. The project aims to grow sunflowers for oil and other uses, including substitutes for cottonseed cake and candy bar products, with patents pending for machinery and products. The venture follows six years of European experience and local interest, seeking to staff and complete an incorporated plant to meet upcoming acreage and market needs. Frank Williams, of Harlingen, died of starvation in San Bernardino after a week without food, found unconscious in a rail yard. officials attribute death to starvation.
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Weld
Greelay
N Corporation Paper
Sun
Rowar Products and Manufacturing Company
Thia
Europe
Russia
Byfad
John Louck
David A. Rutt
Ebsafat
George A. Firnat
Navid A. Rolf
Walter J. Mohrbdacher
John Lauer
David 8
Kimsey
W. R. Adame
California
San Bernardino
Frank Williams
Harlingen
Williams
Faz
Beedle
Broughe Og
Oe County Hospital
Gilcrest P T A Set To Meet At School Tuesday Night
The Gilcrest P T A plans its final meeting of the school year in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 30. The program features community singing led by Harry Jarmawerth, violin solos, readings and a piano piece. Installation of officers by A C Cummings will include Mrs Harl Riggs president and others. Refreshments and social hour follow. lists of officers and committees are announced, with a reading program and books for Nummer reading to be distributed.
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Gilcrest
Gilcrest P. T. A
Sehool
Nesday Exenteg
New P'Cock
Harry Jarmawerth
Viglin
Debar Kreisler
Officere
Buslesa Jneech
Yao
Almveda
Lehman
Nevin
Dfedilieion
Mra
Elmer Randleman
Tra. A.C. Cummings
Harl Riggs
Hay H. Hranndman
Bool Mopsatas
Virgil ‘Limothy
Migs Geneva Keivner
Lasyenlig
Feaders
Euperyigoraga
Geneva Keivner
Cyril Hancock
Blast Man Heater
Migs Olive Snitz
Neva Patternon
Emme Lou Hill
Mise
Margaret Bilas
Laverne Clark
Emeline Carpenter
Mins Mildeed Pollock
Atles
Ruth Menghin
Ata fRary Kurth
Opeather
Dave Pritchard
Frank Walser
Bilis B. Judd
Bluer
Randlewan
Tor Do Votto
Mira jAtella Homminger
Mack Surrenders Denies Accusation
Denver May 17 Eddle Mack junior lightweight boxing champion of the hockey district surrendered to Denver police amid a statutory offense charge involving a girl under 14. Through attorney Joseph A Myers habeas corpus was filed and bond set at 5000. Mack was en route from Alamoan Colorado when the warrant prompted surrender at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eddle Mack
Hebbergat Boxing Champlan
Hocky Binciilal
Limpelf
Colorado
Los Angeles
Mack
Joesph A. Myers
Flehter
Chamber Committee Named on Buy in This Market
A chamber of commerce committee chaired by T. F. Gasaert HB. Kelly and Rodney Bell was formed to promote the idea of Buy in This Market in the Rocky Mountain area. William Redding of the Denver chamber of commerce reported on the effort, aiming to persuade local retailers of the value of buying in their own market. He interviewed local retailers to gauge support and potential cooperation.
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C. C
Chamber of Commerce
Ronzing
T. F
Gasaert
HB. Kelly
Rodney Bell
Porter School Holds Pitnie Here on Friday
Pupils from Porter school with friends traveled to Greeley on Friday despite cold drizzle to Island Grove park. After lunch the group visited the Sterling theater to see Hold Everything, with about 25 pupils and eight adults in attendance led by teachers Miss Gladys Hicking and Mrs Joan Jukes among others.
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Fort Lupton
Porter School
Greeley
Island Grove Park
Tomy
Bert Hicks
Gimes
Jlichic
Summer Roundup at La Salle May 21
La Salle hosts a Summer Roundup for district children on Wednesday May 21 at Dr W Willinsons office. Parents of children entering school next September are requested to attend as the event serves as a preschool screening and orientation.
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la Salle
Quiet Week in Stock Market Amid Dull Trading
New York May 17 Associated Press reports a very quiet week on the stock market with volume at year lows. Floor traders nudged prices on a few specialties while some industrials and oils eased under week end pressure. Santa Fe Springs oil producers’ output cut to quota drew attention with Standard of California lifting prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Mercantile
Busnass
Santa Fe
Irp
Standard of California
Galitas
Chenignet
Glider Wing Returns From Colorado Springs Repairs
The glider wing owned by the Platte Valley Airway, Inc. arrived Saturday after repairs in Colorado Springs following windstorm damage in Greeley. A letter from the Modern Aircraft Company of Colorado Springs mentions they will send action photos of the glider. Photos were taken by Dob Hell and Ines Starkoy.
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Ty the Greeley Glider’ Club
Colorado Springs
Windelorm
Esles
Tie Tott
Dob Hell
Ines
Good Will Message From Wales Reaches Local Children
A Wales sent Good Will Day message to local schools via Geneva based League of Nations officials. The broadcast includes the 1936 text greeting boys and girls worldwide and urges peaceful, cooperative effort toward a better world.
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Wales
Geneva
Switzerland
Leagie Af Natlong
Orealnth Pune
The
Hagan
Tan Liege
Children of Wales
Oir
Jolas
League of Nations
Tuberculosis Sufferer Rescued and Placed in Weld County Hospital
A young tuberculosis patient, about 11, was located weeks after being kept at home by her grandmother. Community nurse Miss Beattie arranged care, but the family resisted hospital treatment. The girl was found near Greeley and taken to Weld County Hospital for treatment. If she remains with relatives she will be sent to a Denver hospital when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grerley
Mise Gue Beattie
Weld County Hospital
Winai
Miss Beatle
Alrl
Fayar
Greeley
Jawser Hospital
du Denver
Critic of Courts Leads Oregon Gubernatorial Field
Early returns from 4175 precincts show George W. Joseph leading a five‑candidate GOP field for governor in Oregon with 36,195 votes, against A. W. Norblad at 34,862. Harry L. Gorell, Charles Hall, J. E. Bennett, and John A. Tetty trailed. Democratic hopeful Edward F. Bailey led his party with 6,386 over Georgio R. Witban 4,990 as Charles J. McNary appears poised for renomination. Incumbent McNary topped his rival Blton Watkins 80,768 to 6,212 with more results pending.
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Portland
Ore
Kiry
George W. Joseph
Ife
Edward F. Bailey
Procinem
Georgko R. Witbari
Bengtov Charles J. McNary
Ton Watkins
Marching Upon Indian Salt Works in Bombay Riot
In Bombay on May 17, a large civilian resistance march disrupted salt works, with police clashing as six hundred officers confronted volunteers. The procession faced heavy policing and planned arrests to prevent a raid, while authorities prepared security measures and potential barriers along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Wudeto
Cox
Gross’ Howsd
Pindié Mokund Gftolavira
Madia Mohuc Holavlus
Madhima Gandhi
Jagob Olivile
Cléewhers
Warll
Bayless Mak Local App for C M T Fort Worth Camp
A readable fragment describes a Colorado or Western state youth camp with applicants aged 17 and up, details about staff including organizers Ridlon and Gillespie, and sessions on citizenship, military drill, and sports. It notes that some attendees may join the National Guard or related corps, with camp activities spanning athletics and instruction led by a notable bandmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridlon
Qillespie
Capcain
Grenldy Ten
Chy Cumip Wus
West County
Cave Cogat
Fort Wacverey
Jane
Atkractians
Maz Fa
Heers
Coiinzo School of Mites
Regis Gnileyeshave
Elicdenta
Hava
T. G
Camp Perry
tYianda
Emphissta
Wenskip Walning
Tun
Greeley
Three Juniors Named to National Society at College High
Three junior members are chosen for the National Society at College High Seho. Induction details list Genevieve Davis Evelyg New Jol Roberts and others, with a program featuring a solo and readings. The ceremony honors scholarship, service to the school and community, and Tomorrow Servicing the Scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College High
Seho
Pace
Santo
Are-Eligtate
Retuen
Berg
Aludy Morty -Ginthas
Buis
Gooden Dound Rilene
Fei Ou
Iservicg
Wehool
Gerrice
Jollins Genevieve Davis
Apansar Ihe Soclety
Jol Roberts
Beryt Sti
Strumpet
Greeley Feed Prices Corrected Note
Feed price notes from Greeley show corrected figures for corn hay spring wheat and oats with updated averages and regional references noted by field staff. Prices reflect recent market shifts and supply conditions impacting ranchers and farmers in the area.
Greeley Markets Pay to the Grower Prices for Poultry and Eggs
The Greeley market notes payments to growers for poultry and eggs, listing various birds such as Leghorn roosters and turkeys with price ranges. It indicates prices adjust as buyers on the Denver market absorb stock, with smaller lots often fetching lower, regular post buyers paying less, and market terms subject to change.
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Greeley
Leghorn
Hong
Denver
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Mary Wood Beatty
Comedienne
Village Mischietialer
Prechelon
Come Operes
J. C. Mendella
Terge Dbormus
Eastern Rock Quarry
National Jewish Hospital
Kavenay Jewish Hospital
Slota
UNOS
Ete Rabbit Club
Pitnie
Oregon
North Cuyellon
Gardner Anya
Glyén
Ous
Fighth
Ava
Didelily Syringa
Ady
Bayless Mak
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