Fountain Fund Concert Draws $75 Net in Greeley
A Thursday night program of songs and orchestra numbers at the Presbyterian church drew strong local support for the Fountain Fund in Greeley. The event, directed by R. G. Strong, showcased numerous soloists and choruses, with pianist Arias Williams assisting, and raised 75 dollars after about 95 dollars gross receipts. The performance drew praise as a landmark for Greeley’s musical talent and may be repeated Friday June 7 if performers consent.
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Presbyterian
Greeley
Park Fountain Fund
the Tribune
R. G.strong
Fry
Strong
Arias Williams
Williams
J. Scott Thompson
Edythe M. Ablstrand
Juanita
A. C. Adams
Eaton
Columbia
Angers
Lorna Doone
Addi
Illarney
Charles Morris
Love
Corneiia Hanna
Josephine Knowles
Wi! Hall Thompson
Louise Clark Austin
Miss Hanna
Ruth Thompson
E. B. Hatch
H. W. Dougherty
Alice
Robin
Fb. B. Hatch
R. G. Strong
H. Bh. Strong
Massa
Jordan
Jedediah
Noddin
America
Edvthe M. Ahilstrand
Effie Chappelow
Lorna Doone Hake
Cornelia Hanna
May B. Jones
Grace E McGara
Harriet Norcross
Vivian Abbott
A. V. Collins
Ella M. Knight
Margaret ©. Gray
Edith N. Strom
Alice C. Thompson
J. A. Beyrer
E. Hi. Downey
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Greeley High School to Present Four-Act Lecture Course
Greeley High School announces a four-number entertainment course for next season featuring the Midland Jubilee Singers J Lorenzo Zwickey famed art lecturer the Wilbur Starr Concert company and the Garber Howe entertainers. Jubilee singers praised as artists and entertainers Zwickey noted for delighting forty Chautauquas Starr from the Starr company formerly with the Bashie Square Opera highly regarded in the U S and Europe Garber Howe troupe offers music magic and mirth in a pleasing program.
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Greeley High School
Midland Jubilee Singers
J. Lorenzo Zwickey
Art Lecurer
Wilbur Starr
Garber Howe
Jubilee Singers
Zwickey
Starr
Uastie Square Opera Company
Europe
P E O Dutch Treat Ends Sorority Season Social
The P B E sorority held its last meeting at Mrs. C T Neill's home with eighteen members present. They skipped the usual program for social time and a Dutch Treat spread, painted by Mrs. F H Genge and inscribed Dutch Treat May 24. The last piece went to Mrs. H H Thurlby. Prof. Fred Good returned Monday from a brief trip in Denver.
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P. BE
C.T. Neill
F. H. Genge
H. H. Thurlby
Clionian Banquet Honors Normae Society Leaders
The Clionian Literary Society of the Normae held its annual banquet last Friday evening in the M EB church basement. The decorated dining room featured pennants, smilax, and carnations. Dinner was served from 9 to 12. Prof. G. R. Miller served as toastmaster and the attendees delivered toasts in response.
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Clionian Literary Society
The
Normae
M. EB
G. R. Miller
Diplomas Presented at School Ceremony Honors Graduates
The event featured performances titled Ive Got My Eyes on You Ive Got a Feelin for You and Love and other pieces by students including Adisa Parker J Truby Cameron Donna May Lewis Helen Love and Edith Brake. Dr Z X Snyder presented the diplomas marking the completion of studies.
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Adisa Parker
J. Truby Cameron
Donna May Lewis
Love
Helen Love
Franklin E. Larson
Charlotte Augur
Edith Brake
Z. X. Snyder
Corner Stone Laying for Congregational Church
The corner stone was laid last Thursday afternoon in an informal but impressive ceremony. Ministers present included Rev. J. A. Davis Rev. R. J. Hunter and Rev. D. D. Forward with a responsive reading by Rev. Doane and a hymn. Deacons J. B. Davis and J. A. Alexander with workmen representatives stood with hands on the stone. A Bible a church history a member list a photo album of the church town views copies of local papers and religious volumes were placed inside. The completed building will be a handsome city structure costing about 25 000 and seating 700 people.
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Congregational Church
J. A. Davis
R. J. Hunter
D. D. Forward
Doane
H. Young
O. C. Paulson
Leslie
Packard
J. B. Patton
Rocky Mountain Congregationalist
Big Irrigation Deal Aims to Reclaim 100000 Acres in Weld and Larimer
A proposed joint venture between Poudre Valley Reservoir Co and a new Laramie and Poudre River Irrigation Co seeks to reclaim about 100000 acres in Weld county with parts in Larimer. Major funding is in sight, and a vast project including the Cobb lake ditch and tunnels from the Laramie river is planned, aided by surveys and local Weld and Larimer backers.
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Poudre Valley Reservoir Company
Laramie
Poudre Valley
Cobb Lake
Poudre Valley Reservoir
Laramie and Poudre Company
Union Pacific
Link Lake
Weld
Larimer County
Ministers Banquet Held by Greeley Association
The Greeley Ministerial association of Greeley and nearby towns Eaton Ault Evans and LaSalle met last Monday. Wives attended as guests and a banquet was served at Stewart's cafe with a paper presented by Rev. Elliott of Ault.
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Greeley
Eaton
Ault, Evans
LaSalle
Stewart’s
Elliott
Ault
Normal High class to graduate amid mock auc tion and burlesque
The Normal high school holds its commencement a week early with a class of forty seven. The day features a mock auction and a burlesque graduation by the faculty, salutatory by Douglas D. Hugh, and diplomas presented by Prof. D. D. Hugh. Names of graduates listed. Also coverage of alumni reception and track meet with cup presentation.
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Normal High School
R. W. Bullock
Snyder
D. D. Hugh
EB. A. Cross
Marshal Pancoast
A. Parker
Douglas D. Hugh
Ethan A. Cross
Alps
Italy
Adisa Parker
Z. X. Snyder
Phillip Bullock
Arn Well
Athletic Association
Shakesperean Literary Society
D. E. Cameron
Fort Morgan
Shaze Pearson
Rose L. Piedalue
Janet Ried
Mabel M. Stoberts
Susie G. Roland
Russell E. Royer
Kathryn A. Reilly
Lillian A. Tracy
Elizabeth V. VanGorder
Lora B. Wright
George P. Young
Cena A. Vernon
Rural ranch notes and crop figures from Ault area
Out on Ault Rural A M Frye oversees two eighties one owned by Mr McDonald and one by Marion King. Frye has forty acres wheat seventy oats five barley and forty potatoes. J W Glover rents Charles Collins ranch arriving in March. Potatoes dominate thirty six acres with wheat oats and alfalfa. B F McCormick manages Clark and Schoonover three quarters with one hundred acres potatoes seventy wheat fifty oats.
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Ed Lal
D. Waddell
A. J. Eaton
S. C. Taylor
James Taylor
Mr. Taylor
J. A. Rowe
A. L. Palmer
Ault
A. M. Frye
McDonald
Marion King
B. F. McCormick
Clark & Schoonover
Memorial Day Sermon in Greeley Opera House
Memorial Day exercises in Greeley featured Rev John Doane delivering a highly praised sermon. The G A R and W B R C organized the service with music by the Greeley high school orchestra and chorus directed by J B Whiteman. Assistants included Revs D D Forward and L C Brockway.
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Creeley
John Doane
Greeley Opera House
W. BR. C
Greeley High School
J. 8. Whiteman
D. D. Forward
L. C. Brockway
Delta School closes with social dinner and diplomas awarded
The Delta school held a Friday closing with a two hour social dinner in a school yard where about 150 people shared baskets and boxes of farm and store foods. Diplomas were given to Agnes R Robb and Grace Vernon for completing eighth grade under teacher A B Craig.
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A. B. Craig
Agnes R. Robb
Grace Vernon
Georgia
Robert of Lincoln
Choice of Trades
Pineville
Craig
Delta School
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