Euterpean Club Holds Art Lecture at Adams Home
Mrs. E. B. Carrithers gave the annual American art lecture at Mrs. George S. Adams home on April 1 with Mrs. D. D. Hugh and Miss Elliott assisting. Light refreshments followed. The last meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Z. Snyder on May 6 with a lecture on Art in Nature.
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E. 8. Carrithers
Georges. Adams
D. D. Hugh
Miss Elliott
Euterpean Club
Z. Snyder
Snyder
D A R Afternoon at Delbridge Home Delights Members
Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs. W H Delbridge’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mesdames Carpenter and Eaton performed musical numbers. Mrs. Jesse Gale shared family history illustrated by old photographs. Calla lilies from Regent Mrs. M J Hogarty complemented refreshments. Vice Regent Mrs. George S Adams gave each member a photo of the Lexington Minute Man monument.
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W. H. Delbridge
Mesdames Carpenter
George S. Adams
Lexington
Mass
John Parker
New Century Club Aims for Roman Literature Next Year
Members gathered at Mrs. Potters amid a storm for an afternoon program on Mrs. Humphrey Ward's The Marriage of William Ashe. Mrs. McKinney narrated, Mrs. Reinks summarized, and Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Abbott offered vivid character sketches. Mrs. Roche led minor parts, refreshments were served, and the club voted to study old Roman literature next year with a social meeting planned for May 1 at 8 PM with Mrs. Camfield.
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New Century Club
Final Pro gress Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Carrel
Mrs Carrel invites the Progress Club ladies to the last meeting of the year on April 19. Despite bad weather a large gathering enjoyed hospitality. Mrs Robie led the literary program on The Art and Industries of Japan Corea and China with exhibitions. Mrs Wood and Woolf spoke on Chinese arts and three nations industries. Delbridge orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. The year’s work closed with pleasure and profit.
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Japan
Arbor Day at the State Normal School
The annual Arbor Day program at the State Normal school featured a chapel sing along with a procession of seniors in cap and gown followed by juniors high school students and faculty. Eight trees were planted by the seniors as Miss Freda Qoulp presented trees and a class spade to the juniors. President Snyder and J. C. Kendel gave acceptance addresses for the school and the juniors respectively. Van B Churchill delivered the Arbor Day address as class orator.
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State Normal School
Freda Qoulp
Snyder
J. C. Kendel
van B. Churchill
Card of Thanks for Late Wife and Sister
We thank the many kind friends and neighbors who assisted and consoled us by word and act during our bereavement after the recent death of our beloved wife and sister. I. R. Bunker, Mrs. F. A. Couture.
Christian Science Services Set Topics Next Sunday
The Christian Science church announces morning worship at 11 with subject Our Stewardship led by minister F. D. Macy. The 7:30 evening service will discuss The Mission of the Spirit. A cordial welcome to all.
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Adam and
Fallen Man
Christian Science Services
F. D. Macy
Easter Music Repeats. Elders Will Be Ordained
At First Presbyterian Church evening service next Sunday the choir will repeat the Easter music from last Sunday. During the morning service the recently elected elders of the church will be ordained.
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First Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church Sermons and Services Schedule
Rev W B Pope general missionary for Colorado will speak at 10 45 am Sunday morning. Evening sermon begins a series on the Ten Commandments. Sunday school at noon. Young peoples meeting at 6 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50 pm. Cordial invitation to all services especially the Wednesday prayer meeting.
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W. B. Pope
Colorado
Young Peoples
Easter Worship Sets Special Music at Congregational Church
Morning service features pastor's sermon on Intellect will and emotion in religion and repeated Easter music. Choir performs Hosanna and He is Risen with solos by Miss Phyllis Wolfe. Evening program includes Wake ye Ransomed and The Palms with Miss Wolfe and Mrs. Vansickle assisting.
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Congregational Church
F. M. Sheldon
Vansickle
Denver Hotel Wedding Unites Anna Stewart and Thomas Ball
At the Hotel Albert in Denver on Sunday afternoon Miss Anna Stewart of Denver and Thomas P. Ball of Greeley were married in a surprise ceremony. Anna traveled from eastern Nebraska and has lived with her aunt Mrs. O F Butt. She is known in Cripple Creek and Greeley as a milliner at Red Front. Thomas Ball works as a bookkeeper for Gilcrest Lumber.
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Albert
Denver
Anna,Stewart
Thomas P. Ball
Greeley
Colorado
Nebraska
O. F. Butt
Cripple Creek
A Unique Suit in Morgan County Trade Row
The Morgan County Herald reports a commission company that salted the Morgan county melon growers has filed suit in the United States court for 83000 claiming payment for the privilege of raising melons last year. Nearby Greeley melon efforts face similar prospects for damages.
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Morgan County
United States
Greeley
Curious Weyn of Crabs and Their Stealthy Seashell Tactics
A naturalist notes crabs using camouflage and armor defense. Some species cover with seaweed to fool enemies while others place zoophytes on their shell. A whelk crab uses a larger claw to block its shell entrance and even transfers a resident sea anemone to a new home.
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Eisig
Sindbad
Dean Hole and the Dover Crossing Joke
English clergyman Dean Hole and Mrs Hole arrive exhausted at Dover after a rough Channel crossing. Waiting for a train he quips about railways offering half price refunds for returned empties, prompting the inspector to admit no such reduction. Earlier Hole jokes while whist playing threepenny points about offertory contributions.
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Dean Hole
Stars in the Milky Way lie within a vast celestial sphere
Simon Newcomb argues in Harper's Magazine that visible stars probably lie within a sphere about 200 million solar distances across. He notes distances between 100 and 200 million solar distances and asks if many stars lie beyond this limit, unseen due to distance.
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Milky Way
Simon Newcomb
Harper's Magazine
The Lady or the Tiger and a Writer’s Early Fortune
Julius Chambers recalls Frank Stockton and his story The Lady or the Tiger being a standard that made sales difficult for two years. Stockton says nearly all submissions were rejected as not matching that single tale, while The Deadly or the Tiger became a benchmark in publishing.
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Julius Chambers
Pittsburg Dispatch
Frank R. Stockton
Mr. Stockton
New York
Women Speak From Down Table, Not Standing Up
A column notes that women perform better speakers when seated at the table rather than standing. It argues attire influences audience attention, stating a pretty gown and accessories can captivate women listeners even if the speech itself gains little interest.
Apt Retort About Dr Hawtrey’s Morning Lesson
A famed English schoolmaster Dr Hawtrey is described as unkempt and scolding latecomers. He tells a boy he can dress in time, while the boy retorts that he can wash but not dress, a line repeatedly cited in biographies.
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Hawtrey
Engagement of Rev Tummon to Miss Robbins Reported
Georgetown Colorado April 25 The engagement of Rev E H North Tummon pastor of the Episcopal church to Miss Cicely Robbins of Greeley has been announced The wedding may take place next week after which the couple will go to Hope South Dakota where Rev Tummon has accepted a call Miss Robbins is deputy postmaster at Greeley The item appeared in the Denver Post and the bride to be says the marriage is premature and may be months away.
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Georgetown
Colo
North Tummon
Episcopal Church
Cicely Robbins
Greeley
Hope
Tummon
Weird Politics Wisecrack From the Washington Star
A young man asks if entering politics meant winning at any cost. Senator Sorghum replies he aimed to win with as little expense as possible, reflecting on budget conscious ambition in public life.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Beware of Men Plays Next Friday at the Opera House
A review praises Beware of Men for its heart interest and humor and notes its successful run in eastern cities. The production features a full scenic equipment and the original New York cast and will be at the opera house next Friday April 28th.
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New York
United States
Opera House
The Moonshiner's Daughter at the Opera House Next Tuesday
The Moonshiner's Daughter, a leading melodrama, will be presented at the opera house next Tuesday evening May 2. The play portrays the dangers of locating illicit stills in Kentucky and Tennessee with a romantic plot running through four acts, seasoned by humor and high class specialties.
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Opera House
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wyoming Exposition Commission to Display Camp Motion Pictures
Charles Camp has closed a contract with the Wyoming Lewis and Clark exposition commission to show his moving pictures with the state exhibit. Most films feature stock round-ups in Wyoming and carry strong advertising value, with two thousand colored lantern slides prepared to accompany the show.
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Charles Camp
Wyoming
Boltz Discharged After Deadly Assault Charge
David Boltz, arrested recently for allegedly trying a deadly assault on his wife with a butcher knife, was discharged by Justice Willard at a yesterday trial. The prosecution relied heavily on Mrs. Boltz testimony, which was deemed insufficient for conviction.
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David Boltz
Willard
Boltz
Snowball Blooming Sale at 2c by H T West
A small classified note offers snowballs blooming this year for 2 cents each. Seller H T West lists address 722 Tenth Street and invites interested buyers to contact him.
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H. T. West
Tenth Street
Durham Bulls Show Two Young McClelland Stock
Stanley Davis presents two young thoroughbred Durham bulls from McClelland stock. Breeders note strong line at the ranch as stock improves for upcoming shows and breeding.
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Durham Bulls
McClelland Stock
Stanley Davis
Notice to Trading Stamp Collectors
A sixty day offer under Golden Rule gives two stamps for one on men s and boys clothing making a good chance to complete stamp books and benefit collectors from this promotion.
Steele At Eaton Promises Savings On Lumber
E G Steele operating in Eaton Colorado promises customers lower lumber costs, advertising bargain prices and budget friendly options for builders and homeowners.
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E. G. Steele
Eaton, Colo
Mistakes Men Make and the Virtue of Indiscretion
A London World quotation argues that a man who never errs achieves little and an orator who never says indiscreet words may never say anything worth hearing. The piece contrasts cautious speaking with the value of candid expression.
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London World
Candid exchange over love tests loyalty and proof
A candid dialogue unfolds as she questions fidelity and he asserts his commitment. He offers to provide written testimonials to prove his past affections, signaling an attempt to reassure or challenge her doubts.
One of the hardest things to find a friend
A reflective line from a Chicago News feature notes that true friendship is rare when both sides face hardship. The quote emphasizes the challenge of locating a reliable ally during simultaneous struggles.
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Chichago News
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