Clubs Discuss Education and Florence in Early 1900s Social Circle
The Social Science Circle at Professor Carter's home debated how a separate girls education might improve health and future happiness, favoring an extra year for women to suit their needs. Various clubs met to discuss Florence, Italy, Medici history, and Libertas in the Republic of Florence, reflecting a broad program of cultural talks and social events.
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Social Science Circle
Social Science
Professor Carter
Will G. Chambers
A. K. Clark
New Century Club
Roche
Republic of Florence
D. J. March
Charles Couzens
Pitti Palace
Horace Hopkins
Ussivi
J. Rilkinson
Moore
E. G. McKinney
Florence
Italy
Practical talk on libraries inspires local groups
Ri Mr. Brockway gave a five minute recess speech on libraries sharing experience from various localities. He urged organizations in town to support procuring and maintaining a tew library and to involve every child by contributing, building ownership and interest in the institution.
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Brockway
Hing
Schoo
Meeting of W T K club discusses social life and citizenship
The November 7 meeting covered children's supervision, play suitable to ages, and the role of parents and teachers in creating games for those over thirteen. Mrs Hugh spoke on theatre, Miss Parker urged more supervised activities, and reports covered state federation, Rembrandt, women bills, and philanthropy spending.
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NW. T.K
Parker
Chidren
Thelders
Hugh
Churchill
Pueblo
Healey
Holland
Cheeseman
United States
Adams
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Guggenheim
Colorado State School of Mines
Churches in city announce Sunday services and sermons
The Unitarian church carries Rev. David Utter from Denver to preach at 10 45. Trinity Lutheran conducts a German service at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon. Christian Science holds Soul and Body at 11 with Wednesday meeting at 7 30 and Sunday school at 10. Morning service at 11 and evening at 7 30. Oscar W Gustafson preaches. Congregational to host YWCA delegate at Park Congregational Sunday morning. First Presbyterian lists morning sermon by pastor and an evening talk on Is the World Growing Better or else An historical Contrast with Holy Communion at 7 45 and baptisms at 10 45. Rector J A Trimmer invites all. Also note bilious attack remedy ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended by H C Bailey.
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Oscar W. Gustafson
J. A. Trimmer
Broyleses wed Edith in Crow Creek ceremony
Edith and Broyles were married last Sunday morning by Rev. KR Hunter at the arsena with a brother and sister attending. A wedding dinner followed at the Broyles home on Crow Creek. Edgar Broyles becomes the first of five brothers in the family to turn Benedict.
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Or Broyles
Edith
KR. J. Hunter
Arsena
Turner
Broyles
Crow Creek
Edgar Broyles
Benedict
Ragsdale and Moore- Carson Nuptials Reported in Colorado
Lee Ragsdale and Pearl Lee wed at the country home of Lizzie Green with Rev. E C Jordan officiating at 11. The bride, known in Greeley, attended Normal, while the groom, a Canon City businessman, plans to reside there. Ruby Moore married Robert K Carson at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J A Davis officiating at 3:30. Carson arrived from Pecos City, Texas, and the couple heads to Colorado Springs.
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Lee Ragsdale
Pearl Lee
Thaddeus P. Ragsdale
Lizzie Green
E. C. Jordan
Greeley
Canon City
Ruby Moore
A. E. Moore
Union Hotel
Robert K. Carson
Methodists Parsonage
J. A. Davis
Mr. Carson
Pecos City
Texas
Colorado Springs
Deaths in Eaton Area Prompt Quiet Services
Obituaries report infant Geiser died days old. Andrew Martin, about 45, died of consumption at his Eaton home. services held at Congregational church. Erving L. Norman, from Merrill, Wis., died of typhoid at his daughter’s LaSalle home. burial likely in his hometown. Pearl Pavey, 18, died of quick consumption. funeral at home, Rev. Davis officiating. family had moved from Texas two months ago.
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Martin
Andrew Martin
Eaton
Mons Martin
Norman
Erving L. Norman
Dr. Warren
LaSalle
Merrill
Wis
Plate Glass Breaks in Sign Painting Incident
Merchants discovered costly damage when black background paint on plate glass signs cracked two large windows at Weich & Warren and a similar pane at I. O. Glazier Jewelry. Authorities suspect atmospheric conditions caused glass expansion while nonelastic paint failed.
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Weich & Warren
I. O. Glazier
Surprise Daughter Birthday Observed At Home
Laura Thompson turned eighteen last Thursday and a party was held at her home with music games and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Willis Thompson and friends Messrs Huntley McLucas Murray Robinson Marsh and Misses McDermott Robinson Myer.
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Laura Thompson
Willis Thompson
Laura
Messrs
and Mesdames
F P. Huntley
J. C. McLucas
Perry Murray
Minta McDermott
Lillie Robinson
Esther Marsh
Maud Myer
J. R. Robinson
Winfield Marsh
Petrified Stump From Beebe Draw Coal Mine Arrives
J. W. Bainbridge brings a petrified fir stump about eighteen inches in diameter from Beebe Draw coal mine nine miles southeast. Discovered 85 feet underground, the fossil weighs around 300 pounds. The specimen is on display at the Thompson and Wilson meat market.
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Beebe Draw
Here
J. W. Bainbridge
Thompson & Wilson Meat Market
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