Merit Badges To Be Awarded Scouts Friday
Local Downtor High School Assembly Hall on Ninth Avenue hosts a public ceremony awarding merit badges to Troop 13 and other units. Named scouts receive badges in fields like carpentry, first aid, survival, animal care, conservation, road safety, and crafts, with honors including Star and Life ranks and scholarships.
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Aferit Baiges
Greeley Boy
Downtor High Sehoo Assembly
Ninth Avenue
Attra
Wiliam Lolt
Grover Fulkerson
Huefall
Robert Edmundsen
Leroy Moss
Handiegatt
Milken Edgar Sloan
Mouie
Jimmy Sanden
Paul Wennble
Blealey Carlson
Curie
Clary
Chasler Jones
Paul Robinson
Adair Cordill
Bird Story
Wayne Mewilliams
Lala Snyder
Pothflnding
Bandterutl
Mane
Artur Neluler
Nately
Glen Sratt
Johnson Delays Decision on Going to Washington D C
Governor Edwin Johnson postpones a final choice on a potential trip to Washington to confer with federal officials about relief provisions. He will discuss Wagner relief, possible direct funds for Colorado, and ongoing monthly needs, following a Monday conference with ex- federal relief director Williams. Estimates place Colorado’s direct relief near a million dollars, with monthly needs around $300,000, while talks may adjust those figures.
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Tas Wa
Edwin ©. Johnson
Washington
Plates Williams
Rolet
Wilming
Colorado
Direlief
Washington Today
Harry L. Hopkine
Decoration Day Service at Evans Church Plan
Decoration Day program set at Evans Methodist Church at 10 o'clock Tuesday May 30. Attendees will march to the Evans cemetery for a tribute at GC H Reed grave followed by flowers placed on 37 soldiers graves. Dinner at Evans school at 11 20 for attendees. Church program includes songs and readings by the boys choir and Rev D M Scott pastor, with musical numbers by Mabel Newcomb Evelyn Short and Phan Burne.
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Evans Methodist
GC. H. Reed
Evans School
N. Wiegina
D. M. Soott
Evans Church
Mabel Newcomb
Evelyn Bhort
College High Receives North Central Accreditation 1933 34
Dr W J Witkle principal at Tenchera College Stell school reports College High has been accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for 1933 34 marking the thirteenth year of accreditation. The North Central office in Chicago announced approval of changes within the school organization requested by Teachers College High.
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W.J Uh. Witkle
Tenchera College Stell School
North Cantra Association of Galleges
Teachers College “High
Theksociation
North Central Association
Io Annua
Chicago
Tau Nicht
Teachers
Johnson Says 33 Repeal States Basis for Early Vote
Denver May 26 Governor Johnson signaled support for a possible early special election to consider ratification of the 18th amendment if 33 states approve repeal. He noted Roosevelt and Farley urges immediate repeal and said action depends on Colorado’s vote and general assembly approval, with vetoes on related measures for economy reasons.
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Denver
Covernor Johnson
Roosevelt
Farley
Calorado
Johnson
General Assembly
Regnar Susclaw
Colorado
Vale
Massive 60 Ton Dynamite Blast Shakes Leadville Mine
Leadville Colorado May 26 a 60 ton dynamite blast described as the largest underground shot in mining history rocked the Dartlett mountain at the Mast mine run by Climax Molybdenum. The blast split ore and cracked adjacent formations while engineers estimate years will pass before all ore is recovered.
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Leadville
Colo
Dartlett Mountain
Climax
Molybdenum Company
Otfisila
Ite
Acre
Stocks and Bonds Quotations From Carl D McKinley
Local stock market notes show mixed quotations for American Continental General Electric and others, with various price points and percentages. The column lists opening and closing figures for several railroad, chemical, utility, and industrial issues, alongside trust and corporate bonds figures.
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Carl D. McKinley
American F&f
Notte
Itty Bu
Norm Motors
Great Western Sugar
York
Gilles Kerr
Electric Land & Share
Bart Cele
Ste. Teasaanee Corp
Gatorado Ind
Tye
Benyoyo Gas & Electric
MD Gluen Service
Iden! Cement
Feo
Nevienin
Treatment Corp, Trust Snares
Concert of Glee Clubs Is Enjoyed Hays and Girls
A program arranged by Miss Helen Tanner featured a girls cantata The Song of Mun by Gilbert Purcell and Sighard Koantz performed by the girls. The boys number was The Song of Mun. Frances Barclay Marian Toso Phelps Laverna Dreavahan Kenneth Lancaster Bruce McDonald Stephen Fore Bob Gels er Elizabeth Veterson was areuns panist.
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Hays
Glen
Greeleyigh
Helen Tanner
Ae “Pan
Pant Hlisa
Mun
Sarah Sue Gregory
Anne Hell Herbst
Virginia Howell
Victoria King
Matis Kizer
Dorothy Jackson
Bernica Maley
Deluris McGunnighe
Ross Marons
Jenn
Julia Morgan
Laura Marina
Gladys Nickergron
Marian Hosa Phelps
Flolen Hoberts
Sulyin Smiu
Louise Stephens
Gerty Twist
Maxina Utter
Frances Wales
Virginia Soudarson
William Alexamifer
John Aranson
Jock Honnett
Laverie Bresnahan
Morey Cameron
Bob Loane
Stephen Fyree
Dob Gelser
Lawrn Holland
Carl Johanneson
Walter Soluson
Gerald Jorgeson
Kouisth Doncaster
Arthur
Howard Mashburn
Arn¢a McDonald
Loran Myers
Raymond Phelps
Paul Potts
Dick Singleton
Fred Stock
Grain Prices Drop In Mixed Chicago Market
Grain prices fell during a fluctuating Chicago session as buyers shifted toward selling amid late-day activity. Weather and crop reports buoyed some optimism, while inflation talk appeared to have limited impact on trading.
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Chicago
Exchange of Stocks To Avoid Tax In Mitchell Case
New York May 25 Exchange of shacks between Charlon F E Mitchell former chairman National City Bank and A D Thornton president Greene Cananea Copper Company led Mitchell to sign a net loss on his 1930 income tax return, a claimed no tax payment. The act is before Mitchell's tax evasion trial as testimony on a prior 1929 stock swap was interrupted by absence of Morgan partner George Whitney.
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New York
Charlon FE
Mitchell
National City Bank
Greene Cananes Copper Company
T Mitchell
George Wihitney
Morgan
Wallaey
Washington
Senate Banking Inquiry
Michel
National City
Thorton
Boettcher Bought Stock Through Yeast Magnate Friendship
Denver May report states Colorado multimillionaire and statistician Cinote K Boettcher bought stock in Standard Brands Inc from J P Morgan & Company at favorable prices. He cites personal friendship with yeast magnate Max Blatach and Fleischmanns claim of interest in the original issue. Boettcher says he bought at 40 and still holds despite later dips to around 17.
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Denver
Cinote
K. Boettcher
Colorado
Senate
Tock
J.P. Morgan & Company
Standard Brands Inc
Max Blatachmanny
Magnato
Morgan
Plelschmanin
Boettcher
Fleischmann
Bis
Standard Brands Company
Isaues
Mrs Roberts Dies at Greeley Hospital
Mrs Roberts dies at Greeley hospital on Thursday while visiting Wilder Nebraska. She was born February 20 1874 in Wilder Gage County. She married Andre W Roberts April 3 1893 and leaves seven children in Greeley and eight grandchildren. Surviving sisters and brothers include Mrs Henry Stately Part Morgan Abs Fratk Stately Willard Mrs C Williams Fort Morgan John Peter and Charles Pate Fort Morgan. Funeral will be at Macy's drawing room Saturday at 2 30 p m. Burial in Linn Grove.
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Froy Hoga Rououw
Roberta
Wits
Andra
W. Moberty
Wilod Wouthwest
Greeley
Wiening
Grover
Beaton
Creelex
Elmer Walker
Bras
Wroler
Edward
John
Charles Robers
Greslay
Henry Stately
Morgan
Abs. Fratk Stately
Willard
C. Wiliams
Fort Morgan
John Peter
Charles Pate
Macy's Drawing Room
Barlal
Linn Grove
Windsor and Gill Stock Judges Rank Winners at Colorado College
Winners announced from the spring stock judging contest sponsored by the 4H club at Colorado Agricultural College. John Thimmig of Wellington took first with 673 points. Adolph Winter of Windsor was second. Ernest McFleron of Fleming third. Other top finishers included Lawrence Mitler of Watonga Oklahoma, Carlton Fonte of Wray, Thayer Crowfoot of Sedgwick, and Harry Bollager of Fork Morgan. Adolph Winter and Harry Bolinger led in horses. Fonte, Winter, and Robertson led in hogs. Thimmly and McFheron led in sheep. Thimmly and Brough led in beef cattle. McPheron and Winter led in dairy cattle. Comments noted on classes and reasons given.
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Ptutchant Flyeatock Club
Colorado Agricultural College
John' 'Fhimmig
Wellington
Hoe
Adolph Winter
Windsor
Ernest McFleron
Fleming
Lawrence’ Mitler
Watonen
Oklahoma
Carlton Fonte
Wrayghd
Thayer Crowfoot
Sedg- Wiel
Harry Bollager
Fork Morgan
Warren Gray
Raton
N. M
James Hartman
Longmont
Jin Brough
Houston
Tex
Harald Robertson
Gill
James Gilchrest
Silver City
Harry Bolinger
Fonte
Winter
Robertson
McPheron
Deaths and Funerals Notice From Friperal Center
Center service set for 10 o clock Friday morning at Sattley Funeral Home Rev O I Mason will officiate Macule service followed by burial Flowers to the bereaved listed for Chicago grave Ww May 9 July THN Garni AM Dec 4 Gate May 24 July 20 December 27 observed as part of the notices in the paper
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Sattley Funeral Home
O. I. Mason
Thatge
Chicago
Garni
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