114 Men and Women Placed by Teachers College Bureau
The placement bureau of Teachers College reports 114 men and 486 women placed in jobs during the year ending Oct 4 1929 with average salaries of 1704 and 1109.66 respectively. The overall average was 1279.07. Highest salaries reached 5200 for men and 8000 for women. lowest wages were 675 for men and 540 for women. The bureau expanded placements in partnership with commercial groups and produced 145 55 men and 90 women in high school teaching.
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Alncoil
Bureau of Teachers College
Ourd Py
Department of Publications
Yio Gallege
Anysinge
Bareau
Togo
Bareau St
Wareen
Ax Ih
grada school princ/palo
Maced
Une Impont
Tha Tureau
Mnili
Attovalon
Teachera College
Community Notes From Johnstown And Nearby
Members of the Boater Club enjoyed a covered dish supper before their meeting on Wednesday. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs O B Mella and others, attended events and visits in Greeley Denver Monument and Loveland. A son was born to Karl Barnard of Denver, and plans to move to Cheyenne were noted.
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Johnstown
Btar
Mella
Mre
George Horrie
Oscar Riker
Melia
We Rainbow Girls Organisation
Mire
A. Td
McMillan
Miason
Wilcot
McNman
Aind Hana Gerer
Mra
J. W. Purvis
Gon. Donald
Greeley
Trnered
Clorinda
A. L. McNell
Cheyenne
Pay Bertelsen
Loveland
Agnes
Clara Bertelsen
Rpworth League
Ovid
Read Erickson and Mueller Families Dine in Barnesville
In Barnesville on Sunday Mr and Mrs B V Read entertained Mr and Mrs Ted Erickson. Mrs Andrew Mueller and family visited Lloyd Smith home for dinner. Mrs Lloyd Decker spent Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs Lt Mashburn. Elizabeth Walker and daughter were also mentioned in the eventful Sunday social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Tnd
B. V. Read
Ted Erickson
Andrew Mueller
Lloyd Smith
Liord Decker
Mashburn
Ris
Elizaleth Walker
Daugh
Local social notes from Keenesburg and nearby towns
A flurry of community updates details visits and travels among residents. Jeanie dur returns from Dodge City area and plans with Mrs Walker's health. Wart Epperson family visits B White home. Trimble and others make trips to Greeley and California-bound departures. Thanksgiving plans spread across families with Crawford Johnsons and others visiting Denver and Gracely. Local parties, library book notices, and school events fill the week with birthdays, quilting parties, and bridge evenings.
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Jeanie
Dodge City
Kow
Greeley
J. B. Redman
Sanday
J. L. Redman
Drdnces Mueller
Trimble
Corforna
J. R. Brown
Asa. Erickson
David Johnson
Dred Carpenter
Shane
Plattogilla
Dire
Alfred Carpenter
William. Stephenson
Gracley
Mr. Stephenson
Mra
Crawford and
Denver
Mra. Crawford
Mary Beall
Pierce
W. HK. Hammond
Hanke
Diner Gatherings and Visits Across Platienitie Pattaville
Sunday at the J W Birkle home included Mr and Mrs Rayre and Birkle and son Lobby plus relatives. Loren W Arthur of Denver visited relatives and shopping with Audrey Thomas. W Hammitt and family plan move to Heuntingtor Beach California. Misa Vivina spent weekend in Brighton with relatives. J C Ottom and Margaret Ortegan attended dinner at B B Silver home. Mr and Mrs J W Gray and others visited Denver. Mrs W A Roberts improving. F G C Wicker hosted a birthday dinner for their eldest daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platienitie
W. Hammitt
Heutingtor Beach
Calif
Misa Vivinu
Brighton
J. C. Ottcom
Mise Margaret
Ortegan
B. B. Silver
Tunton Sanday
J. W. Gray
M. H. Meainord
Mise Myrta Sandy
Paul Gray
Denver
Union Station
W. A. Roberta
F. GC. Wicker
Turkey Supper Planned With Attendees From Several Towns
Mrs. R A Adams hosts a Sunday gathering with Dir Land Mrs FH in Lake Indiana Lupton, Miss Ballinger, Mr Thorne of Danver, and Mrs Alefe Karigh Migvas of Goodland Kansas to attend a turkey supper at Sto Aywantines church Brighton at 9 with wintertook at Winvwook cemetery.
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R. A. Adams
Land
Lake In
Lupton
Porn Ballinger
Thorneton
Danver
Pravk
Karioh
Alefe Karigh Migvas
Goodland
Kanaas
Sto Aywantines
Ailurch Brighton
Winvwook
Cornish News Notes and Local Appointments
In Cornish this week nurse Red Gravy visited as Sunday events unfolded. Superintendent Mrs Spall was absent, leaving Mr Robin acting in charge. Miss Welsh, the Cornish teacher, led a successful giving program Friday evening with local support and a total of 23.10 dollars raised for geographical books. Several residents visited or hosted, including Mr and Mrs Paylor, J A Brown, Olliver, and Mrs Borsberry. Cattle moved to J A Moteangale and Lawrence Kime with Chet Rowley. Spall family events noted as well. Helen missed days due to bad roads. Twin Miller and Belon Spall missed school Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belinal
Rev. H
McMillan Wen
Mra. Spall
Robine
Welsh
Paylor
J. Dy Brown
Olliver
J. A. Moteangale
Imwrence Kime
Chet Rowley
Prodigy
McAndrews
Helen
Belen
Kaugh
Spall
Simon Buykey
Corniah Cullor
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Jobsby
College
Gunny Bruers
Keenesburg
Keenesbove
Prospect
Burl Harrington
Linieberg
Kemp
Iheonenburg Schoola
Bridge
Stave Noel
Moers
Ganek
Praster
Cantril
Henry Danatan
Hayne da Hudaon
Tralph Strong
Bellans
Phono
Optometrist
Etrect
Edwin J. Haefeli
Eighth Street
Upotaire
REX Cafe
Ken Gtough
Gresley
Wot County
Wome Furnishings
Girl
Jansgon
Janssons “Farr
Jansson
Breeley
Colorado
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