Doctor Hubbell Celebrates Sixty-First Birthday in Fort Lupton
Dr Hubbell for thirty one years a factor of Fort Lupton celebrated his sixty first birthday on March 8. He is a well known beauty physician, owns a store, and his birthday drew congratulatory messages. He and Mrs Hubbell live in Fort Lupton with two children Gault Hubbell and Mrs Harry Ewing. They also have a daughter McKissick in Long and two sons Allen and Tom in Denver. The couple are highly respected among old local families.
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Port Lupton
Hubbell
Fort Lupton
Smn Tanch
Reistrict
Port ‘Upton
Gault Hubbell
Harry Ewing
McKissick
Long
Allen
Tom
Denver
Wilcox of Loveland
The
Platte
Souvenir and Pre Easter Price Notes
A brief price listing notes souvenir values up to 4.50 dollars and pre Easter values up to 5.75 dollars. The fragment indicates two pricing tiers without additional context or items specified.
Elizabethan guild hosts tea at Mrs Bruce home in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton residents report St Elizabeth's guild held a tea at Mrs G C Bruce's residence with her mother Mrs John Stover assisting. The Ladies' Missionary society gathered Friday at Mrs O Frink's home and served nice refreshments.
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Fort Lupton
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
G. C. Bruce
Paton Case Heads To District Court
William Atchison, former Eaton Power and Light president, sues Eaton Electric for stock he claims and accuses a conspiratorial reorganization. The defense counters with serious charges. case set for next Monday in district court. Attorneys Ewing Kelley for Atchison and Gault for defendants appear.
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William Atchison
Eaton Electric Company
Atchison
Eaton Power and Light Company
Eaton Electric
Mr. Atchison
Joseph C. Ewing
William R. Kelley
Mr. Atchion
Churchill
James W. Gault
Bort Welcomes Son to Henry Glesick Family
March 14 newborn son arrives to Mr and Mrs Henry Glesick in a private home birth announced by the family. The bulletin notes the new addition without further details.
Ray M Kay Marries Helen Joyce in County Court
Ray C McKay formerly a Nunn druggist who fled to avoid a statutory charge faced by Helen Joyce of Nunn was married Saturday by Judge Bradfield of the county court. He was captured after officers traced him as Sheriff Florance arrested him and returned him to Nunn where the ceremony occurred.
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Ray C. McKay
Nunn
Helen Joyce
Bradfield
McKay
Mise Joyce
Florance
Denver
Miss Joyce
Plans laid for new Baptist church in Greeley
Denver architects T Robert Wieger and contractor J Des Jardines visited the Greeley building committee to finalize a 837000 contract. $32000 has been raised, rest assured. Corner Eleventh street and Tenth avenue will seat 800 with Greek style gray brick design and 12 classrooms.
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T. Robert Wieger
J. Des Jardines
Denver
Greeley
Eleventh Street
Tenth Avenue
P. W. Goodrich
Cc. F. Mason
M. A. Lyons
Pitts Smith George Jackson
I. O. Glagier
Perfect February attendance across city schools
School attendance charts show February perfect attendance figures by grade and teacher across elementary to seventh grade. Notable entries include third grade session totals, second and third grades with high second session counts, and several first grade classes with strong showing. Charles Mayo, D R G engineer, arrived from Pueblo to visit his wife in Grand County.
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Cleveland
Miss Merrill
Miss Haney
Miss Wilson
Miss Neitzel
Mr. Dowell
Miss Kendel
Marsh
Miss West
Miss Gardner
Miss Fink
Miss Fuller
Miss Heath
Miss Kirkpatrck
Miss Lace
Gipson School
Charles Mayo
D. & R. G. Railway
Pueblo
Greeley
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New Oxfords
Ion
Vo Dr Gove
Harry AW
Colorado
Reseda
Nile
Paton
P. Kemmerer
Colo
J. G. Graham
J. Scott Thompson
Eaton
Ray M'Kay
Helen
Lovell
Richardson
Deleen
Miss Fashbaugh
Miss Howard
Miss Coil
Miss Hammond
Miss Whitman
Miss Wright
Miss Lack
Miss Ashby
Miss Crone
Miss Purdy
Miss Carrie Smith
Avison
Miss Gauss
Miss Giddings
Miss Luna Smith
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