Ladies influence dominates at Greeley Commercial club banquet
141 attendees heard Mrs. Dedrick speak on Mothers Congress as men sat quietly. Recitations, music, and reminiscences from Mrs. Tuckerman, Miss Letterington, and Fortnightly Club quartet filled the program, ending with reflections on early hotel life and colonial days in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ded- Tick
Mothers’ Congress
Adam
Greeley
Old Greeley
New Greeley
James Tuckerman
A. J. Allen
Measles Cure Praised by Arkansas Mother
In Little Rock Arkansas Mrs O B Palmer reports her son recovered from measles and a severe cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says the remedy cured him and he has not been troubled since. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and substitutes should be refused. Sold by Clark and Faulkner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Palmer
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Senior Class Examinations Begin at Normal
State Superintendent Mrs. Helen Wixson Mrs. Inez Johnson Lewis and Dr. Snyder head the state examining board as they begin assessing more than 200 seniors at Normal. The tests determine eligibility for teachers certificates and include practical demonstrations of classroom leadership. Examinations are expected to span most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wixson
Inez Johnson Lewis
el Paso County
Snyder
The
Normal
Woman Attacks Train Crew With Hat Pin on Boarded Train
Mrs Anna Wojowsky of Oakland went violently insane on the southbound Union Pacific train near Greenley and tried to stab the conductor and passengers with a hat pin. The train's ambulance met it in Denver and she was taken to the county hospital insane ward. She was traveling alone from Oakland to Kansas City and is about 55 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Greenley
Anna Wojowsky
Oakland
Greeley
Denver
Kansas City
Colorado Telephone Worker Survives 2300-Volt Shock
Clarence D B Gosslin, a Colorado Telephone Company employee, was knocked unconscious by a 2300 volt current while working near power lines. Fellow worker Harry Bolton freed him, and he hung by a safety belt until consciousness returned. He is recovering at home and will be unable to work for some time. A testimonial touts Foley Kidney Pills for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence DB. Gosslin
Colorado Telephone Company
Mr. Gosselin
Harry Bolton
Colorado Power Company
Telephone Company
Gosselin
WOW Its Out The High School Annual Dandy
The Spud annual by Greeley High School is on sale this afternoon. It is the third edition edited by students, with 120 pages, 60 cartoons, and 70 photographs of faculty seniors buildings and grounds. The board includes Nelson Reynolds editor in chief Marvin Morgan business manager Clara Hall Russell Hill associate editors Marion Brink literary editor Ralph English artist and joke editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
Nelson Reynolds
Marvin Morgan
Clara Hall
Russell Hill
Marion Brink
Ralph English
George Mercer
Lois Miller
Jennie Sylvester
Dorothy Shaffer
Helen Ringle
Edna Adams
Lillian Clough
Carena M. Lee
Gladys Farr
Bessie Potter
Bryant Gladston
John Henderson
Wilfred Sawyer
Will Hunter
Jesse Hurlbut
State Auditor Til M. A. Leddy Near Death in Hospital
State auditor Til M. A. Leddy lies critically ill at Wesley hospital in Kansas City. His son H. J. Leddy, public examiner in the auditor's office at Denver, was telegraphed for and left for his father's bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Leddy
Wesley Hospital
Kansas City
H. J. Leddy
Denver
New Brick Garage Nears Completion in Eaton
Eaton May 23 The new garage being built by Mr McIntosh nears completion. The brick structure will be thoroughly equipped for an up to date facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
MclIntosh
Incorrect message about son in railroad wreck causes confusion
Mrs. McCue received a Pueblo telephone report that her son James was killed in a railroad wreck, then learned he was injured. He arrived in Greeley on Sunday to recover with his mother. Mr. McCue, a railroad engineer, was injured in a collision near Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Greeley
McCue
Cue
Mar
Garet
Petition Circulated in Greeley Spurs Local Action
A petition is circulating in Greeley seeking community support and prompting local discussion on upcoming civic steps. Organizers urge residents to sign and participate in the effort.
Petition Urges Union Pacific to Build Direct Greeley Rail Link
A broad petition circulated in Greeley asks Union Pacific to lay a line from Gill to Cornish on the Crow Creek branch and to Fort Morgan or Julesburg, arguing the route would boost east west passenger service and spur local growth while benefiting the railroad and city. Boulder high school wins interscholastic meet with four state records set and Boulder’s Fred Ley leads with 13 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Union Pacific Railroad
Gill
Cornish
Crow Creek
Fort Morgan
Julesburg
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
City and Railroad Company
Union Pacific
U. P. Company
Greeley Takes Fifth in Boulder High School Meet
Greeley finished fifth with 11 points as Boulder led the meet with 21. North Denver 18 and Monte Vista 15 followed. Event results include Cheese of Colorado Springs winning the 440 yard dash in 62 25. Smith of North Denver first in the 880 yard and Mile run by Smith of North Denver and Shadowen of Fort Morgan respectively. Davis of Monte Vista won high jump. Balch of Greeley took broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Boulder High School
North Denver
Monte Vista
East Denver
Greeley
Fort Collins
Longmont
Davis
Ley
Cheese
Colorado Springs
Fred Ley
Gladston
Giorgett
Scruby
Baker
Stender
Eaton
Donovan
Medina
Brittain
Montrose
South Canon
Loveland
Fort Morgan
LaJunta
North Canon
South Denver
Manual
Ouray
Hoel
Smith
Shadowen
Deeds
Growley
Dunn
Ivers
Zierler
Shotwell
Balch
Woodruff
Lasunta
Sewell
Pierce
Deed
Perkins
Donavan
Baum
MacCormick
Giorgetti
Bingham
Johnson
Ulder
McCormick
South Cane
Levelwind
Crest
Linen Shower for Teacher Miss Etta Gross
Miss Etta Gross a graduate and former Normal site and teacher in the Eaton schools was given a linen shower by friends former co students and co teachers of the Normal school at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Ernesti Friday evening. About 20 friends attended as young ladies hemmed napkins and Miss Gross entered for a surprise shower followed by dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Gross
Eaton Schools
Ernesti
Miss Grosa
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Jesse Gale
Florida
H. C. Watson
Panama Canal
Reynolds
O. O. Russell
Foots
John
Neys
Adams
Hales
Platts
Marsalis
Craigs
Longstaffs
Barclays
Norcrosses
Rome
Uncle John
William Foot
Sir John Moore
Daddy Morris
Grelley
Colo
Clarence FP. Gosslin
U.P
Cahill Dry Goods Co
Greeley, Colo
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