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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1929

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Medical Examinations at Gill School Report

Examinations held Oct 22 show 42 pupils assessed with 24 needing tonsil removal and 34 requiring dental attention. Two had other defects. 100 percent overall healthy. Only 16 previously examined. Clinician team led by Gill PTA with Mrs C Gi Stannar Dr G B Warren, Mrs Ruby Brandt, Mrs J A Bardwell and county health nurse Miss Helen McGillivray.

Wvara Gif C. Gi Stannar G. B. Warren Ruby Brandt J. A. Bardwell Helen McGillivray

North Ward P. T. A. Considers Safety at Meeting

North Ward P T A held a Friday session at the school with State superintendent Stateman delivering Safe Ways to and from School. Arthur M. Petsch demonstrated safety at home and at play. The girls from the high school sang two numbers. Membership reports showed 94 members, up from 8 last year. A food sale and monthly meetings were discussed.

North ‘Ward Parant-Teacher Association North Ward Hgh Helen Tanner al Saunders North Ward P. T. A R. G. Andrews Werence Haywood T. A Janele H. Jones Everett Bedford Shorty

Modern Hiawatha Gets Deer with Bow and Arrow

Keenesburg October 20. Stratford Pally tar of fear Rogzen fad the distiction of having killed a large fowrpatnt duck with a bow and arrow while he and five companions from Denver were deer hunting near Meeker. The deer was shot through the heart at 40 yards with his homemade bow. The rest of the party also took deer with high powered rifles and laughed at Painter with his bow and arrow.

Keenesburg Statford Pallytar Rogzen Denver Meeker Painter

Gilcrest Hallowe en Carnival Set for Oct 31

Gilcrest Oct 25 The Gilcrest Sun reports the Gilcrest day and senior high schools will host a Hallowe en carnival Thursday Oct 31 in the school auditorium. A short program by the school orchestra precedes side shows booths and attractions. A spike den Blig Beards Wives and other features are listed with a Jimsy dance to conclude.

Gilcrest Igh Hallowe'en File Chool Selool Orchestra Blig Beard

Ault Teachers Stage One Act Play at Assembly

Ault high school teachers presented a one act farce as an assembly entertainment on Friday. Participants included Supt. H. D. Pratt Principal Lloyd Garrison Miss Irene Cox Miss Mac Finch and Miss Florence Sathews. Mrs Georgia Benton contributed two violin pieces The Polish Dance and The World Is Waiting for the Surprises.

Ault Ault High School Theas H. D. Pratt Lloyd Garrison Irene Cox Mac Finchand Florence Sathews Georgia Benton

Miss Lloyd Answers P T A Queries at Gilcrest

The Gilcrest Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday evening October 39. Miss Ruth Lloyd will speak and answer questions. She heads the social service department of the Psychopathic Hospital with Dr Frank Lin Wbaugh, noted Denver psychologist. Questions discuss child mental impact on physical well being, differences from a sibling, home influence, habits formation, and reflection on parental thoughts. A large Gilcrest delegation plans to attend the county P T A meeting in Big Bend Saturday October 26.

Gierapt Gilcrest Nesociation Ruth Lioya Miss Lloyd Social Service Psychopathic Hospital Franklin Wbaugh Denver Glazer Mia, Sullivan Mra C. Buechner Ming G. Kelmnes Glen Hotgall Royal McLeod C. Read Dave Shepherd Heat Mossman Dave Pritehaard Sam Wyatt Frank Walker Jake, Oster Charles Gardner Gilcrast T. A Big ‘Bend

Roosevelt Discussed by Speaker at Eaton

Eaton October 27 assembly opened by snappy yells and songs from Ruby Ricketts on the Baldwin grand piano. Sara Brickley read a social council poem with hints for students. Charles Beckner spoke on Theodore Roosevelt born Sunday. The new building aims for high courtesy in the hall. Greeted by 100 percent membership seal awarded to Crest for full teaching staff. Earl Darley demonstrated sculpture for elementary training school pupils.

John Bothell Charles Beckner Theodora Roosevelt Beckner Teddy Roosevelt

Dentist Dr Downing Offers Trial Artificial Teeth

Dr Downing, a local dentist at 206 Greeley Building, advertises artificial teeth and plates with a ten day trial and no charge unless you keep them. He invites patients to see the various materials and types available and promises proper fitting at the front of the office.

Dr. Downing Greeley

Gill High School Friday Night Carnival for Community

A community carnival is planned for Gill High School auditorium on Friday night November 2. The event features fall carnival atmosphere with shows and grandchildren prices, proceeds support the new school building plan. Adults pay three cent tickets for a few, children enter with tickets. refreshments and dancing promised for all ages.

the Gil High School

New Piano Bought for Gill Schools by PTA and Students

A new Hamilton piano was purchased for Gill Schools through the efforts of the PTA and the student body. The school seeks community support to raise funds via a carnival to pay for the instrument and future entertainments to cover debt. Friday night receipts will benefit the piano project, and the community is urged to attend.

Hamilton

Vocational Ag Teachers Have Meeting at Eaton

Northern Calo trade Vocational Agricultural teachers met at Eaton high school Friday to discuss monthly issues and standardizing projects. Eldridge led, Sam Cochran circulated membership via the new building. wives joined for lunch. Attendees included Eldridge and Cochran couples, Hoggrett and Windsor residents, and other area teachers.

Eaton Calo Trade Vocational Agricultural Teachers Eaton High School Eldridge Sam Cochran Covhrim Greeley Mra. Hoggrett Longmont Agpinwall Windsor Limer Hicke Loveland Mra. Willems Castle Rock Professor Schmidt Aggley Tauber Bruce McKeoun Agnies Callett Plattevilic

Achievement Day Held By Osgood 4 H Club Members

Achievement Day for the Osgood Girls and Boys 4 H clubs was held at Prairie Queen school. The meeting opened with "America the Beautiful" sung by all. Donald Robinson, president of the Boys club, presided. Walter Stratton from Groclay gave an instructional talk and demonstrated judging cattle and sheep. Girls club showcased clothing work while boys showed calves and sheep.

Qeebod Osgood Girls Prairie Queen School America the Beautiful Donald Robinson Ths ‘Hoys Club Walter Stratton Groclay Girla Club Hoya Club Myre Pir Stratton

Rich Peasants Shot for Opposing Soviet Rule

AP dispatches report that 26 Kulaks were executed across Soviet Russia for opposing collective farm policy. In Garl near Ivanovsk, two priests and two rich men were shot amid rumors about grave desecration. In Maly Panky, Korehangi brothers were executed for burning grain and terrorizing locals. At Taskonya in Tomsk district, five Kulaks were shot for killing a grain inspector.

Mopcoiy 5. S Soviet Russia Gar Ivanovyna-Vosniesénsk Beagants Reptizal Cabiuntet Organisation Maly Panky

Novoaleborele Province Grain Protests Reportedly Exacted

Reports describe Novoaleborele Province on the same day as two percent Kulens being executed or targeted for opposing a government project or for burning grain to deter authorities from seizing it. The incident underscores tensions between local actors and central authorities over resource control and policy demands.

Novoaleborele Gotern

Woman Poisoned by Radium Warns of Dangers

New York reporter notes five New Jersey women exposed to radium while painting watch dials for United States Radium Corporation. Mrs Quinta McDonald of Grange is improved but still listed as in fair condition at Memorial Hospital. Damages previously settled include 10000 cash annual pension and medical care. Others named include Albina Larley Hillside Bing Husgmian Newark Katherine Schaub Orange and Groog Fryer Orange. First dime novel reprint to preserve original colors.

New York Quinta McDonald Grange N. J Memorial Hospital Phyalojana United States Radium Corporation Oranges Altho Mrae McDonild Crithen McDongald Siater Albina Larley Orgnge Bing Husgmian Hillside Ming Katherinee Schaub Newark Mian Groog Fryer Orangs Coypora Lion

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