Ill Prepared Fellows Program Status Report
The notice reports a low completion level for the Fellows program and notes readiness concerns for the 1.0.0.F phase. Key personnel and departments are alerted to address gaps and accelerate milestones.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
1
The notice reports a low completion level for the Fellows program and notes readiness concerns for the 1.0.0.F phase. Key personnel and departments are alerted to address gaps and accelerate milestones.
The forty first annual Grand Lodge session in Greeley features a full schedule from October 18 to 22 including a grand parade with Patriarchs Militant, a prize drill worth 660 dollars on Meeker field, ball at the armory, and Rebekah Assembly activities at Park Congregational church. Attendees include officers, representatives, and visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with ceremonies across armory, Kik’s hall, and park места.
Work begins on a four story north wing at the Camfield hotel with a seventy four by forty eight and a half foot footprint. Badger and Welsh hold the foundation contract as plans await final approval from the architect. The project costs about 35400 and must be finished by January 1, signaling a major upgrade for the busy resort hotel.
The state board of the Normal School held its quarterly meeting at 2 PM Friday in the building. The school is described as thriving, with routine business and bills approved. Attendees included C. H. Wheeler from Greeley, Mrs. A. G. Rhoads of Denver, L. W. Markham of Lamar, and L. H. Turner of Trinidad.
The Bryan Club announces a regular Monday evening gathering with local speakers. Membership has nearly doubled as interest in the organization rises and a large crowd is expected.
Narrative recalls old Greeley theatre recallings with a Grand Concert at Nichol's Hall to aid M. E. fund. It lists performers such as Lizzie Plumb and Lizzie Flower with La Poudre Quartette and Silver Cornet Band, referencing 1873 to 1875 programs and events.
Michaela Carpenter, aged six, celebrated her birthday on a Friday with her mother Mia D Ke Carpenter hosting ten friends. The party featured a peanut hunt, lawn games, and refreshments including a grand red cake with six candles, and a happy afternoon was had by all.
A party including Sanborn of Estes Park and Colorado figures visited Greeley to discuss wiring Big Thompson falls for hydro power. They envision supplying Denver at half current cost and note plans for a casino style venue, theater and bowling alley heated by electricity. The group praised local beauty and discussed continuing to call the Stanley while funding the Dunraven hotel protest.
Albrecht von Hoffmann a German government representative traveled through Greeley to study agriculture irrigation and related industry. He visited reservoirs Fossil Creek Boydse Seven Lakes Lake Loveland Estes Park and Denver and credited his trip with gathering valuable information and praising Estes Park scenery.
George Davis and sister Miss Ona Davis entertained twenty four guests Thursday evening with a party in honor of their cousin Miss Davis visiting here. Miss Lovell won first prize, Miss Sheppard won second, with consolation to another Sheppard. A fine repast was served and the affair was enjoyed by all.
Local Republicans expect a large turnout for an event this evening advertised as the campaign blow-out. Congressman Bonynge and former Governor McDonald are listed as speakers attracting the faithful from Weld County.
A dance event plays Saturday night at the armory from 9 to 12. Admission is 75 cents. Music will be suitable for both genders.
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