Greeley High School holds 12th commencement events
The 35 member class of Greeley High School will begin with a Friday May 24 junior banquet at the Camfield hotel, followed by class day May 28 in the high school auditorium and commencement May 29 in the Baptist church. Dr Harrop of Denver University to give the address. Class colors are red and black. Officers are Leslie Tuck president Esther Harrison vice president Robert Candlin secretary treasurer. Members include Grace Hall Arthur Forward Grace Ellis Peter Neuswanger Jerome Bunker Robert Painter June Sawyer Meryl Harper Doris Brown Starr William Neal Caddie Klein Louise Dauth Stella Hellyer Frank Bishop Mary Park Harry Balch Mildred Starr Thomas Fay Elizabeth Rowe Esther Harrison Edwene Clough Edna Camfield Charles Plumb Herbert Aspinwall Fanny Forward Kathryn Gleasman John Insinger Mary Estabrook Bernice MacLeod Robert Candlin Ethel Ingle Mary Walter.
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Greeley High School
Camfield
F. J. Estabrook
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Harrop
Denver University
Leslie Tuck
Esther Harrison
Robert Candlin
Grace Emily Hall
D. Arthur Forward
Grace Irene Ellis
Peter C. Neuswanger
Jerome V. Bunker
Robert V. Painter
Leslie J. Tuck
June Margaret Sawyer
J. Meryl Harper
Doris Owens Brown
William I. Neal
Caddie L. Klein
Louise
Memorial Day Program Announced for Alan Grove Cemetery
Col C A White will deliver the Decoration day address at Alan Grove cemetery. Prof Theo Fitz will lead the music. G A R and W R C members meet at city hall at 9 o clock to be driven to the cemetery for a full forenoon of ceremonies and graveside decoration. Memorial Sunday services will be held at the Methodist church with Rev Ayres of Denver speaking at 10 45 AM.
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Col
C. A. White
Alan Grove
Theo Fitz
Greeley
Methodist Church
Mr. Ayres
Denver
County Roads Dragged Across County No 2 District
County Commissioner Levis reports extensive road dragging across Weld County No 2 after recent rains, with 18 drags in his district. The program started small, gained farmer support, and aims for a systematic, cost effective road improvement plan countywide.
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Levis
Lev
Better Mail Service Here May Come From Denver
Greeley could gain improved morning mail if post office inspectors’ recommendations are adopted. For months Denver mail carried by Union Pacific has often arrived late. While northern Colorado towns have early service, Greeley residents wait until about noon for morning papers and mail. Commercial club directors pressed the issue and an inspector was sent to investigate. his report is now in.
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Greeley
Denver
Union Pacific
Colorado
Commercial Club
Morning mail to Greeley via Denver and Laramie motors
Fragmentary line indicates morning mail service to Greeley routed through Denver and Laramie motors. No clear entities or dates.
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Greeley
Denver
Laramie Motors
Lee
Many Friends Pay Tribute to R. D. Kelley
Richard D. Kelley funeral services were held at Trinity Episcopal church with Rev. Bowell officiating. Mrs. J. M. B. Petrikin sang and the Trinity choir performed two selections. Attendees included many friends from out of town and representatives from the Greeley club and local newspapers. The body was cremated in Denver and ashes brought to Greeley in a bronze urn. Honorary pallbearers were William Mayher, C. H. Wheeler, H. N. Haynes, M. B. Williams, Jesse Gale, and Col. C. A. White.
Reds Fall to LaSalle in Weld County League Debut
LaSalle defeated the Greeley Reds 11 to 6 on the local diamond as Greeley played short handed with Gadbois Lu man and Hall out of the field. Hathaway allowed LaSalle ace Gormley to strike out 19. Windsor travels to LaSalle on Sunday for the Weld County league opener amid a rain-affected schedule.
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LaSalle
Greeley Reds
Greeley
Gadbois
Luman
Hall
Hathaway
Gormley
Windsor
Delivery System Success in Greeley Takes Root
A central delivery system adopted by most Greeley grocery and meat dealers has been declared a success. Eight teams cover city districts from a single building at Sixth Avenue and Eight Street. More teams will be added as business grows, delivering groceries and meats to homes in sanitary wire baskets for timely, orderly service.
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Greeley
Sixth Avenue
Eight Street
Mayor Balfour Near Injury After Horse Incident
Evans May 17. Mayor E W Balfour had a narrow escape when unhorsing the Restive horse of Cashier Price broke loose and smashed the carriage. He sustained bruises but was not seriously hurt. Price later traded the horse for a quieter animal.
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Dr. Hughes of
Greecy
Granddaughter for Loveland couple and Grandpa Briggs
A Loveland telephone report announced the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Gooch. George Briggs the local merchant becomes a grandfather with the arrival. The new mother is reported well and Mrs Briggs visited Loveland to see the baby.
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Grandpa LaSalle
Loveland
Carl Gooch
George Briggs
George
Senior class selects The Countess Cathleen as annual play
The seniors at State Teachers College will present The Countess Cathleen by William Butler Yeats at Sterling Theatre on May 27. The four act drama, Irish folk lore, centers on a beautiful woman during famine with strong roles and vivid stage effects. Miss Frances Tobey directs for an artistic production.
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Countess Cathleen
William Butler Yeats
State Teachers College
Sterling Theatre
Ireland
Lady Gregory
John M. Synge
Frances Tobey
Ault Pupils Present Two School Plays at Armory
Ault May 16 The annual school entertainment drew 200 pupils and as many spectators. The third to seventh graders performed Princess Chrysanthemum and eighth graders presented The Officer. Admission was free with proceeds $6.75 for the library. Fort Lupton plans armory construction at $8,000 with bids to be awarded soon and work to start after final decision.
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Ault
Ault Public Schools
Armory
Princess Chrysanthem
Sebrary
Fort Lupton
May
O. EB. Frink
Visiting Old Friends LaSalle May 18
Old friends gather in Evans city Thursday as Roy Ixby, once the part of a 30 year old choir leader, revisits LaSalle after long absence. The visit brings back memories of a wild time and many familiar faces among the remaining comrades.
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LaSalle
Roy Ixby
Dictore Fm
Evans
Evan
Samy
Good Price for Mat LaBalle and Wheat Shipment
A buyer notes a favorable price for Mat LaBalle on May 15 and mentions a shipment of wheat held since fall. The consignor expects a solid return, with a past sale yielding $1.65 per unit and a recent shipment valued near $500.
Seniors Win Meet at College High School Field
The annual field and track meet held Thursday on the college high school athletic field saw the seniors win with 102 points, freshmen second, juniors third. Individual honors went to Adams, Carter, Stein, Herring, Morrison, and Fitzmorris with top times and distances across 100 yard dash, mile, hurdles, shot put, half mile, discus, and relays.
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College Athletic Field
College High School
Adams
Carter
Stein
Herring
Gore
Morrison
Fitzmorris
Varvel
Billings
Kyle
Neel
Kindred
Johnson
Speers Kyle
Speers
Braiden
Kyle Next
Kidder
Pleasant Valley School Closes With Picnic and Awards
Pleasant Valley pupils, parents, and teachers held a Friday picnic at the school grounds. A 7 to 4 baseball win by Peter Brown school followed a fine dinner. Principal Jesse Shaw resigns for special work at Teachers College. Mrs. Shaw re elected. Graduates include Walter Bilsborough, Elmer Bliss, Mark Bliss, Dewey Darling, and others.
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Pleasant Valley School
Peter Brown
Jesse Shaw
Teachers College
Mary S. Shaw
G. H. Bradfield
W.C. Thomas
Greenley
Teachers College High
Walter Bilsborough
Elmer Bliss
Mark Bliss
Dewey Darling
Stela Hatch
Mabel Hopkins
Donald Hill
Lillian Laughbry
Elsie
Cupid Working Over Sunday in La Salle Wedding
Edward W. Axman assistant baggage master at LaSalle Union Pacific depot married Miss Jane Bently recently of Loveland at the Christian church in La Salle. Only the bride’s mother and a few relatives witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in La Salle and begin housekeeping tomorrow.
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LaSalle
Edward W. Axman
LaSalle Union Pacific
Jane Bently
Loveland
J. L. Thompson
The
Christian Church
John Bently
Arthur McClintock
Leiniger
Bentleys
Axman
la Salle
Odd Fellows Lay Walk at Platteville Event
May 18 in Platteville the I O O F lodge and friends laid 265 feet of cement sidewalk at the lodge lot. After strenuous morning work 50 members and helpers dined at the I O O F ball served by the Daughters of Rebekah. Work finished late afternoon showing community cooperation.
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Odd Fellows
Platteville
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Rebekah
More Pensions for War Vets
Adjutant C H Dunn of U S Grant Post No 13 G A R will prepare pension increase forms under the new law passed by Congress. Congressman A W Rucker says he has sent lines and instructions to the adjutant and will file claims if needed. Increases take effect from the filing date. Ault News: a daughter born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Otto Poland May 18.
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C. H. Dunn
U. S. Grant Post
Congress
A. W.rucker
The
Tribune
Pension Bureau
Commissioner of Pensions
Ault Ault
Otto Poland
Mrs. Mary McElroy Dies. Early Greeley Colonist
Mrs. Mary McElroy, longtime resident of Greeley and Union colonist, died Sunday night at her home near Greeley after a prolonged illness. Born in Red Oak Ohio, she came to Greeley with her husband in 1870 and would have been 70 this summer. Survived by son O M McElroy and daughter Miss Katherine McElroy, funeral at United Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 10.00 AM.
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Mary McElroy
Greeley
McElroy
Mrs. McElroy
Red Oak
LaSalle 10th grade commencement at Presbyterian church
LaSalle May 17. The tenth grade commencement exercises will be held tonight at the Presbyterian church. Dr I E Miller of the State Teachers college will deliver the address and James Beattie will present diplomas. Class members are Agnes Briggs Anna Smith and ith Cline. Eighth grade diplomas also will be awarded to Rose New Mary Lamma Hazel Lyman Vera Todd Emma Cheek Lloyd McKinney Ruth Davis Mary Walker Frances Walker Blanche Rogers Edwin McKinney.
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LaSalle
Presbyterian Church
I. E. Miller
State Teachers’ College
James Beattie
Agnes Briggs
Anna Smith
Ith Cline
Rose New
Mary Lamma
Hazel Lyman
Vera Todd
Emma Cheek
Lloyd McKinney
Ruth Davis
Mary Walker
Frances Walker
Blanche Rogers
Edwin McKinney
Big Scores Across County Games In May
Platteville defeats Eaton 26 to 1 with 20 strikeouts by Doykendahl. LaSalle beats Windsor 14 to 3 in Weld County league opener. Windsor eighth graders lose to Timnath 13 to none. Greeley Giants trounce Lucerne 25 to 7. Platteville slated to host Eaton next Sunday. Eaton vs Platteville anticipated close.
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Platteville
Eaton
Doykendahl
Hudson
LaSalle
Windsor
Giants
Lucerne
Greeley Giants
Platteville Platteville
Lasalle Sid Report Summary
A fragmented OCR text references Lasalle, Pacific service, and a railroad topic amid unclear names such as John MeM and James. It mentions an inspector or visor role and vague ties to the Pacific and Colorado regions with mentions of a board and approvals. The readable portion lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Salle
John
James
de Pacific Flar
European Art Exhibit Draws Mixed Interest Abroad
The art department at Achors College hosted a European art exhibit promoted by Richard Ernest, featuring works from German artists. An international audience attended. several regions in the United States, including Oswego and Somerset, benefited from the display while others were offered free space. The event, tied to a controversial push, drew both acclaim and critique for its content.
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Achors College
Congress
Os Pictrado
Dresden
Richard Ernest
Lewe
Yestel
International Quest
United
Oswego
Prin Gove
Evans area teachers face unclear reforms and delays
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of Evans public school teachers and district actions. Mentions names such as Baldwin Greeley and Johnston, references to classes, rents, and district attorney input, but details are obscured by OCR. The readable items imply a local school issue with staff and potential policy changes.
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John Insinger
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Bernice MacLeod
Robert K. Candlin
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As. C. A. White
R. D. Kelley
Episcopal Church
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Milliken
H. B. Crawford
J. F. Messick
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