31 May 1930
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1930
Page
1
A crowded graduation program recalls two dreamers who chose different paths yet reached success. Dr Frasier recounts a biblical tale and urges graduates to pursue goals with open eyes. Students receive diplomas in high school and junior high, with awards for essays and academic excellence.
Brigesdale to host a four day Chautauqua from June 21 to 24 with afternoon and evening programs. first day offers only evening performance. United Chautauqua of Des Moines leads acts, backed by local business and residents. tickets go on sale locally with prices for each performance.
Platteville May 314 Rev B C Mpyortis delivers sermon for Fathers Day in the morning with the title What We Seek and a second evening talk titled tomo Beanery The long day includes a Sunday school session led by Miss Gladys Jacknow and Ep worl Icagua in the evening service
Dr Winfeld B Armentrout supervisor at Teachers College takes a lead in Pygmalion next Monday and Friday at the college. Miss Margaret Muckburn also stars with him, after earlier success in Canfield by George Bernard Shaw. Armentrout has a long history in college dramatics with roles in Adam's Apple Nothing But the Treaty and So This Is London.
Gilcrest faculty members outline summer duties and travel. Supervisors Kiernes and Judd plan return for third year at Stata Normal School Monmouth Oregon. others like Young and Hemminger will leave for study or Europe. Mrs Brannaman and children stay on Brannaman ranch Loveland area. orchestra duties and weekly practices noted.
Health authorities announce two school health roundups for Monday June 2 to locate and correct health defects in first graders. North Ward event runs 8 to 12 at North Ward Thirteenth Hyanus and Sixth Street. South Ward runs 1 10 to 8 80 at South Ward Bloveush Avenue and Twelfth Street. An adult guardian should accompany each child, or a family physician must exam and return a school health record.
Tiatteville May 3.1 Tig Seton annual convention of the W C U of Weld county to be held at the First Methodist church of Platteville on Wednesday June [date missing]. A program includes speakers and magic acts. A loyalty display will be at 6:30 in the O L church social hall for 60 cents. All are invited to attend.
Glen Castillo a 14 year old girl died Thursday night at the county hospital after a prolonged illness. Public health authorities placed her there following a prior attempted treatment attempt. Local nurses cared for her but she grew too weak to move to Denver as planned.
Population in Yuma County fell by 285 over the decade, with 14 612 residents reported. The 1920 comparison shows 11 897, and the county includes 2 116 farms. Washt county figures are pending final census updates.
May 31 items report Mr and Mrs Emmet McDonald and daughters Evelyn and Vivien Haynes returning from a lunch excursion near Kimmerman. Mrs W J Ward and daughter Lo Ree visit Till City Canada. Mil dred Boston in Seven Keys to Battl epat e at West Denver High School. Mike McDonald and Madge Woods union at Greeley May 21 Rev B C Frogel officiating. Newlyweds travel to Arizona then plan home in Kersey. Derby, Evelyn Ann, and Roy Lambert accompany them to Denver on business. Fort Lupton merchants softball team defeats Hammond Chevrolet of Brighton Thursday night.
A lopsided 8 to 0 victory as Mitchell pitched for the winners and allowed only a cone blt. Mates played errorless ball. The Wang played at Brighton with Horton as a danger visitor. Shots taking and forelays trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Westphal of Hugo visited here Thursday and planned to stay until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jate H. Copes and family spent Decoration Day in Gouldard. Mrs. William Arp and Mrs. ToSA Gadge attended a dinner with local families Thursday.
Day after spending time at Guerinses Fort Lip ton residents Charles Nelugd and Mr Moore visited. Alda Kamp Fattertow planned a visit to Gros ley Tuesday to spend a week at her Aunt Mrs B J Bradford’s home after visiting her cousin Mrs A L Cordill the past week. Tuesday Progressive Club met at Mrs D B Art’s home with last meeting until September. President Mrs D B Carl chaired. Mrs J I Wykert reported on the Wastes Park Convention. Mrs A D Gurr entertained with two Pig Numbers. World by Caudron Litho, Stevan Members present. Mrs George Larson spoke on Art Museums In America. Mrs Paul Baker read cub history. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs August Molander hosted BE party in Leonor of Violet Belmer’s birthday. Attendees included Nelda Burman Virginia Dole Knox Helen Loules Neisler Barbara Ann Ins Virgond Careos Dorothy Lowry Margaret Nelson Amary time played games and a nice lunch served. Violet received gifts as did Mr and Mrs J N Myers and Mr and Mrs Vincent Myers. They visited Rock Port Sunday at Mossman home with Miss Hatta Ayers. Dr and Mrs Ando Anderson gave a farewell party Saturday evening for Mr Meyers. Drive to Mr Meyers and a total drive. Games and refreshments. Mr Meyers received a welcome gift. He left Sunday for the present.
Marie, tied suddenly at Greeley Friday, had been a resident of Pleasant Prairie May dl a. The notice records a sudden tie event and notes residence history in vague terms. Further details are unavailable in the fragments.
Fragmented obituary details and community notices mention deaths and survivors, local residents, land and ranch concerns, school events, and ties to Denver and Chicago. It notes a Mr and Mrs names, ranch land issues, and distant travel, with a stray basketball note about a Texas team.
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