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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1932

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Senior Play TM Set for April 28 At Greeley

The one night only senior play Merton of the Movies will run at Greeley school on April 28 after a postponement due to an accident injuring lead actress Michel Watts. Watts is expected to recover and appear. the cast returns with renewed energy to deliver a top senior class production. Tickets are sold by seniors and at Gilbert Bishop Drug Store with arrangements to follow.

Sho Aemor Greeleugh School Marton Lant Frislay Michel Waten Vellevee Niss Watts Clase Giyan Merton The Mouses Andy Saery Greeley Gilbert-Bishop Dragatora Engtom

Farmers Urged To Let Beet Laborers Have Garden Space

Farmers urged to provide garden land for beet laborers as a humane and practical aid. Secretary J. I. Paficaks of the Mountain State Beet Growers’ Marketing association says a third to half an acre per family can supply vegetables, seed beans, tomatoes, cabbage, and other staples for winter. A lighted air route between Albany and Boston via Springfield is planned.

J. I. Paficaks Great Western

Dry Rally Advocates Youth Fight for Prohibition

A banquet at the Presbyterian church spotlighted Allied Youth led by Harold Singer. He urged organized local councils in every city to educate and mobilize youth to uphold the Eighteenth Amendment and its enforcement, stressing youth as the voice for law and order. He cited 260 councils and about 200000 enrolled youths, describing Allied Youth as a nationwide movement on the march for a sober nation.

America Preas Aivense Hua Continental America Friends of Law and Order Harold Singer Allied Youth Presbyterian Church Mr. Singer Singer London Berlin Allied Youth 12

Women Demand Strict Prohibition Enforcement and Cash

Washington April 18 rigid enforcement of prohibition and ample funds were urged by the Women s National Committee for Law Enforcement at a meeting led by Mia Henry W Peabody of Massachusetts. Prohibition supporters carried resolutions to Congress calling for no retreat from the law and warning against efforts to repeal it. In other news Colliston ruins windshields as a car driven by Mrs Hatph Bowman of Greeley rear ends another on Tenth Street. R E Mazuro of Loveland stops on Tenth and is struck from the rear in the 300 block.

Washington Women’s National Committee For Law Enforcement Prohibition Mia Henry W. Peabody Massachusetts Worlds Attecka Congress Hatph Bowman Greeley

State Debate Teams To Be Here Apr 21

Growley high school debate team under Mrs Dara Blagen plans a state convention April 21 at the high school. Cities and teams include Pueblo Centennial two teams Pueblo Ceara Canon City Sterling Longmont two teams and Greeley two teams. Events run from noon to 8 pm with public social hour and evening debate. Winners to be named for top speakers and best teams. Candy sales and pictures help raise money.

Growley High School Dara Blagen City League Colorado Pueblo Centennial Pueblo Ceara Canon City Enrtewood Sterling Longmont Greeley Tus

Stock Prices Open Week Still Wobbly

The New York market started the week wavering as banking and brokerage optimism failed to lift overall equities. Bonds paused after last week’s sharp moves while steel and rail stocks slipped, few gains shown in select rails and utilities, and blue chips faced selling pressure by afternoon.

Frm New York American Telephone I Steel Ohio New York Central Union Pacific Santa Fe

Vanity Shop To Close Out Stock Wednesday Sale

The Vanity Shop announces a complete closing out sale to begin Wednesday morning. B Slyke, ex-manager of Gresley Dry Goods, will conduct the sale and close the stock of women’s apparel. Mrs Lilian Praser, who has run the store since her husband’s death, will assist.

Buel Tribune & Complete van Slyke Gresley Dry Goods Company Sain Mra Lilian Praser Iice

Deaths and Funerals In Windsor and Greeley

The infant child of Mr and Mrs B B Lucan of 1844 Eleventh street died at birth Saturday. Mys Georgia Morey age 38 died in Pueblo Saturday. Funeral at Christisa church Windsor Wednesday 2 pm with Sattley funeral home. Interment Windsor cemetery. Survived by husband Clinton Morey 604 Seventh street Greeley and five children Clarence Herbert Carl Ernest Morey of Greeley and Hazel Morey of Windsor.

B. B. Lucan Eleventh Street Mys Georgia Morey Pueblo Christisa Windsor Sattley Funeral Home Chargs Windeor Morey Clinton Morey Errest Greeley Clarence Herbert Carl Ernest Morey Hazel Morey

Lease and royalty interests change hands in land transactions

Olt Lease Bold Of lease to D sa indicates a transfer in 14-68-65 with Ferdinand Wesella noted as sold in the Denver Joint Stock Land Bank. A quarter interest in the royalty from all operations on NW 43-8-59 is sold by John A. Gexman to T. H. Crawford, who then sells to H. R. Hinton.

D Sa Bel Ferdinand Wesella Denver Joint Stock Land Bank John A. Gexman T. H. Crawford H. R. Hinton

Carburetor Fire Flares at 1818 Eleventh Street

A carburetor fire at a car owned by Dave Seaman drew the Greeley fire department to 1818 Eleventh Street on Saturday with minor damage reported. In Washington April 18 Senator William J Harrs of Georgia died after weeks of illness. Also in Washington April 18 the Senate approved a million dollar cut from a program related to enforcement funding.

Dave Seaman Greeley Fire Department Eleventh Street Wiliam J. Harrie Drew Washington Willam J. Harrs Georgia Senate

Polish Cities Use Candles in Strike Against Light Rates

Polish cities stage a candle and kerosene lamp protest to push for reduced electricity rates. Piotrkow near Warsaw led with 40,000 residents closing theaters and shifting to candles and kerosene. Tomaszow Lodz province and Oxwallan Halles join or plan similar actions as others weigh boycotts.

Warsaw Premys Shzo Oxenstothawa Vinoda Plotrkow Halisz

Disclaimer of Oil Interests Filed in Local Leases

Disclaimer filed with the county clerk states that Platte Valley Petroleum and Reiter Foster Oil have no ownership in the Continental Oil leases near Greacewood. The document references Roy D. Patterson and Raymond Koltz as owners with various parcel identifiers and notes an agreement with Reiter Foster for drilling the Tea Jobacon and Johnson-Juhl wells.

Continental Ol Company Greacewood Platte Valley Petroleum Company Reiter Foster Oil Company Platte- Valley Reiter-Foser Continental Roy D. Patterson Raymond Kolti Frankie Alice Tatum Land and Investment Company’ of Denver Dleceimay

Revival Meetings and Local Socials Reported in County Briefs

Keenesburg and nearby towns share notes from a revival week with many conversions, sermons by Brother Parker, and gatherings from Roggen to Sterling. Visitors attend W C T U luncheons, social afternoons feature ice cream and cake, car thefts are noted, and local families host guests and plan events through April 21 and beyond.

Keenesburg Kaenssiurg Apell Brother Parker Michel Hegga Ruby Havasor Greeley Christias Haussur Sam Grano Fort Morgan Eviger Q. J. Wallicott JR. Scott Lawrence Wolfrum Ted Meeder K. & Bratton K. K. Statton Parker Weir Misa Jowell Cliff Shambaugh Sterling Cantril T. A. Rhodes Denver Harry Pear Paytym Ethel Ilora Langestein Orr Burchett Carl Burchett Mical Bogue Langestein

Gold Prices Draw Victorian Trinkets to London Market

Auctioneers report a surge of gold in London as old Edwardian watch chains rings necklaces and other Victorian items rise in value with the pound sterling. Jewelers melt high gold content pieces to profit and Swiss hotels devise plans to attract British travelers by using English money for purchases.

London

Pearl O Laughlin Denied Rehearing by Supreme Court

Pearl O Loughlin, wife of Leo O Loughlin a noted detective, had her petition for rehearing denied by the state supreme court. She had been convicted December 8, 1980, of slaying her stepdaughter Leong O Loughlin, whose body was found in Berkeley Lake, Denver, October 17. The decision ends further legal action by her defense and intervening attorneys. The only remaining path would be executive clemency, with no plan to appeal to the governor.

Denver Coloraig Saprema Court Penrl O'Loughlin Supreme Court Taddy Mra Olmighlin John M. Keating O'Loughlin Leo O'Loughlin Aetty Leong O'Loughlin Berkeley ‘Lake O'Toughiln

Petition for Weld nursing services continuance

The North Central subnursing committee petitions Weld County Commissioners to retain county nurses. Signed by Mrs Norman Buck as chair and Mrs J B Minaick as secretary. The petition warns that discontinuing nursing services would seriously affect county health work and outside offices currently served.

Weld County Commissioners North Central Mra Norman Buck J. B. Minaick Ceat Pet Board of County Commisssionere

Ca Salle Junior High Arbor Day Program

La Salle April 13. A junior high program announced by Charlan Watta and led by J. A. Plees featured tree and shrub nature study with seventh and eleventh grade students. Highlights included Story of the Month, Arbor Day readings, wood usage themes, and student declamations and songs under teacher announcements.

Allan Laugh George McClallan Mildrad Hawmond Gordon Hubert Marilyn McKenney Shirles Wire Maxine Hibbs

Market and hospital notes with mixed commodity values

A garbled report shows wheat and corn futures movement with May and July contracts and unsettled closes. Prices for wheat, corn, and oats vary across Chicago and Kansas City markets, with shifts in futures and spot levels. Also noted are dairy and poultry price ranges and local hospital events from the period.

Chicago Kansas City

Markets Show Mixed Rails of Enver Potato and Live Cattle

Market notes from Denver Omaha and Chicago dated April 18 report cattle calves steady to lower with veal weak and feed prices mixed. Hog bids soften while lambs and sheep move with cautious demand. California Utah and Colorado cattle and packing markets show varying levels and top bids around 4 to 7 dollars for key weights.

Kansas City Kannay Ely Lowey Pockin Tostly Lambs Springer Wooled Arizona Denver Castle Heliéry California Caliton Omaha Cattia Cay Fed Atears Aloye Valle Wteckers Tycdtern Hoga Tbs Iridy Cnolce IBM Texas

Two Men Fined for Intoxication in Longmont Court

Edward Wilson and R. L. Wall of Longmont were fined $2 each after morning arraignments before Justice Waller Platteville. Charges of intoxication were noted. Arrests were made by the sheriff's office.

Edward Wilson R. L. Wall Longmont Waller Plattevillé Sheriff's Office

Man Bounces Back After Stomach Ailment

In a terse item from Kersey Drug Store a man named WW Adams suffered a bloated stomach after meals and heart trouble, but now he eats normally. Gilbert Bishop Tutugan is noted in the piece, with details limited to the brief medical recovery storyline.

L. Adams Gilbert Bishop Tutugan Kersey Drug Store

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