Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

We have 2,436,474 pages in Colorado

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1956

Page

1

Mh elementary aid high ischoa at Suskeldon stage

In a fragmentary account names such as Claude Schmitz Ralph Johnston Gordon Gruitke and Becca White appear among a list of chairs ushers and council members referenced alongside a Suskeldon event with unclear context and misread titles.

Suskeldon Claude Schmitz Ralph Johnston Chalriy Andérson Phert Antrim Grynka Chaiirman Patelela Hudspeth Margaret Bothell John Cubbage Gordon Gruitke Rosemary Rorabaugh Licite Sogerstram Becca White Ushers Religious Council

Bishop Minnis guest at Trinity ladies luncheon in Denver

The Right Rev Joseph Gainals, Bishop of Colorado, was a special guest at the Woman's Auxiliary fall luncheon at Trinity Episcopal Church. Highlights included remarks from Diocese of Colorado leaders and local members, as the event moved to the new Parish House and featured a daytime program.

Joseph Gainals Colorado Trinity Episcopal “Church Minnis Henry Ry During Estes’ Park

Farmers Union to Host Banquet Speaker in Greeley

National Farmers Union officials from Washington will speak Thursday night at the Farmers Union Businessman's banquet in the Greeley Community building. The event starts at 8:30. Tickets are available at the Farmers Union Insurance office, 723 Seventh Street, Drachine, for Tuesday evening purchases. Community singing and special musical numbers will accompany the program.

Tony Ty Echant Farmers-Uim Washington

Garden Club at Gilcrest Plans Tulip Bulbs Planting

Garden Club at Gilcrest entertained guests including Mrs. Carl Linden and Mrs. John Cymianski as co hosts. Members discussed bulb planting plans for tulips and varieties donated by members. The club reported progress on the town pump site beautification, the September labor, and upcoming Christmas tree project for Fitzsimons Hospital.

Luk Msinbers al Nesom Mesdames al McClay Catl Tadeuzad' Wilmer Lewis Jeni Sphrey Earl.Coon Ambrose Invertor Obe Nga Ee Amit al McCray Carl Linden Ollie Helther Wilmer Lewis Jake Osler Nix McChay Onete Dees John Cymanski McClay Virgil Lorenz Henry Harding Jr

Queen Skipper To Retire From Cunard Line

New York report notes Captain Sorrell, known to thousands of transatlantic travelers, ends his 40 year career aboard the Queen Mary. He started as an apprentice, rose through the ranks to the rigging, and retires at age 62 after a long sea life.

New York Ws Sorrell Cunard Line Donald Skippee Maning

Social Calendars of Weld County Groups and Clubs

Monday events include cookie exchanges and tea at Weld County General Hospital auxiliary activities. Women of Our Savior's Lutheran Church host, with lists of hostesses and guests. Tuesday notes cover Greeley AAUW, Christmas collections, Choral Societies, and multiple club gatherings at various venues with guest speakers, gift exchanges, and luncheon times across community organizations.

Weld County Medical Society Weld County General Hospital of Our Savior's Lutheraniehurch Sra Wiedeyeah CWC TV Root Apter Nation: S Association Mrssington Masonic Temple League of" Women AAUW J. Vargel Seventeenth Street

Henry Jensen Named Assistant Superintendent at Southern Regional High

Henry C. Jensen, former principal of Greeley High School and current principal of Bound Brook High School, has resigned to become assistant superintendent of the new Southern Regional High School in Ocean County New Jersey. Jensen led Greeley High from 1881 to 1955.

Henry C. Jenson Greeley ‘High School Bound’ Brook Nwt New Southern Regional High School Ocean County N. J Jensen

Sea Horses in Bermuda Kids Catch Seal Horses as Pets

In Milton Bermuda seal horses are common and children often catch them and keep them as pets, a local practice noted in community reports.

Hrmilton Bermuda Waitrra

Scouts Hold Pot Supper and Christmas Plans

Mrs Rex Garner hosts Scout pot supper for Maplewoll families in the school gym. Troop 113 Arlington held a meeting at Sara McSpadden’s home to review flag ceremonies and craft Christmas favors for Weld County Nursing Home. Troop 18 Arlington discussed etiquette and flag protocol with Peggy Carlson, and planning for gifts and World Association questions followed.

Rex Garner Maplewoll Sehool Arcurys Uts Donald Fine J. H.W Thistress of Ceremon Joe Nesbitt Ol x Troop Arlington Sara McSpadden Weld County Robert Spadden David Cropper Trego Meekes Ars Donald “Lake Judy Taster Carol Fisher Peggy Carlson Girl Scouts World Association

Club hostess event details at the Christmas party

Mrs Fd Ealer hosted a Christm as party at 30 Twentieth Street with a social hour at East Eighteenth Road. The program included a project lesson Lets Wash by Mrs Charles Fay and a Christmas gift exchange revealing secrets and officer elections. Patterns for various articles were shared by members.

Fd Ealer Twentieth Street Dac Christiaasi Mees TL. Davi Eighteenth Street Charles Faying

PAC Head Raps West's Hearing Delay on Freight Rates

Colorado Public Utilities Commission chairman Ralph C. Horton criticizes the Interstate Commerce Commission for not hearing Western arguments against a nationwide freight rate hike. Horton urges keeping debates in ICC records and warns intrastate increases could be forced if the issue is not heard, highlighting impact on rail shippers and travelers.

Cole Pac West Denver Colorado Commerce’ Commission Ralph C. Horton Colorado Public Utilities Commission Horton Mountain Pacific States Conference of Public Service Commissioners ICC Kane Sts City Iecc Com Wissitn Raveler

Denver Water Board to Sell Bonds on Jan Eight

The Denver Water Board will sell 20 million dollars in bonds on January eight to fund water system improvements. Engineer Earl Mosley notes the issue derives from the 1955 city voter approved 375 million water bond proposal and is needed as contracts exceed 51 million. The board has issued only 5.25 million so far, Mosley said.

Denver i Denver Water Board Project Engener Earl Mosley Mle Ilx Dale Mosley

YEW Chief Would Refuse Foreign Aid To Nations

Denver based Veterans of Foreign Wars official Cooper Holt urged an end to all American military and economic aid to nations hostile to democracy. He urged the UN prepare a military force to act if Soviet Russia moves into any country, arguing aid should be refused to nations allied with communism while supporting needy foreign unions with food and clothing. Holt warned the choice facing the world is democracy versus communism, with UN action as the key response if Russia advances. Chattanooga post worker said the UN should act decisively to expel Soviet influence.

Denver Cooper T. Holt The Veterans of Foreign Wars Chattanooga Tenn U.N Russia

Windsor December free shows to run Saturdays at Windsor theatre

The Windsor Chamber of Commerce will sponsor free Saturday matinees in December before Christmas. A Santa Claus visit is planned for December 18 at 1:39 pm. The piece notes uncertain travel methods for Santa and references other local happenings including road stripe painting on Main Street and various town events.

Windsor Windsor Theatre Marinees WS. Flinn Bank Hotel Ted Lemax Seimon Semary Cheyenne Wyo Union Famfice Railroad Company Art Department of Colorado Adel College B. W. Bonell John J. Webere Richards Chapel Louis Louis 'Fabrizius Folficialing Lakeview Cemetery Webers Stm' Weber LW Mesa Calif Ned Hanawald The Lions Windsor Lions Dick Caston Pianna Saloa Longmont Fisec

Big Reserve and Guard Camp Planned at Ft Carson

Fort Carson to hold the largest post training program in history with more than 1.5 million for soldier and guard training. About 7,500 took part in last year’s two week program as the Bath Infantry Division leads next summer, with communities in Colorado Kansas and Nebraska involved.

LPT Carson Army Ft. Carson Fifth Army Bath Infantry Colorado Kansas Nebraske

Rules Govern Street Corner Santas

New York report on how street corner Santas follow a formal discipline. Col. McMahon explains a 14 day training with strict do nots and duties to manage gifts, keep distance from chimneys, and handle disappointed children with care.

Minef Miller New York Santa Claus Santa National Hundred Santas America John ’ S Fional McMahon Ant Sonny

Centenarian Pauline Sandoval Seeks Insurance Coverage

A Chicago firm named Continental Insurance Co. agreed to consider Mrs. Pauline Sandoval for hospitalization coverage. The sprightly centenarian, who started wearing glasses last year, has a history of a kidney issue years ago and notes a church record of birth in 1855, though the exact date is unclear after her birth certificate was destroyed by fire.

Pueblo Chicago Pauline Sandoval Tot Oder Continental Insurance, Co Sandoval Jonce Walmeme

Christmas for Refugees in Austria By Red Cross

The American Red Cross aims to bring Christmas cheer to Hungarian refugee children in Austria with a $25,000 allocation from its children's fund for holiday celebrations in refugee camps. The effort intends to help families provide a festive St Nicholas Day, a tradition in Hungary, for their children.

Washington American Red Cross Austria Hungary

UC Berkeley Reports Small Quake in South Pacific

A California Seismology report notes a quake recorded near 6:27 am on Thursday. It is estimated to have occurred about 5,800 miles southwest, likely in the South Pacific, with a Richter magnitude near 8.25 on a scale, per analyst William Milne.

Berkeley Calif University of, California Malles South Pacific William “Milne

Friends Aid Hungary Funds Raised For Hungarian Refugees

The American Friends Service Committee received 28 000 from the lord mayor of London for Quaker relief work among Hungarian refugees in Austria. The committee said it will use the money to buy underwear.

Philadelpna U American Friends Service Committee Lord Mayor London Austria

Unclear promotional plea for Kirby vacuum demo

An unreadable ad fragment promotes Kirby vacuum demonstrations with garbled contact details and addresses. It mentions a husband wife dynamic and a sales location at a street address with two phone numbers. The text is damaged and lacks coherent dates or names.

Not Concered Weekly Meditation On Youth

A reflective note speaks of the world’s importance to the young and the desire of elders to focus on spiritual matters. It posits that youth strive for pleasure and success while elders view life as a temporary visit, urging service to the world and trust in the everlasting dawn.

Idaho Springs Bypass Bids Opening December 18

Idaho Springs plans a two four lane bypass routing US 6/US 40 through the town to relieve congestion dating back to Gold Rush days. Engineer George Niles says the underpass project near 218-460 will take about six months with construction to begin after bids open December 18.

Ul. Enger Loro Idaho Springs Hprgdcs Lires Springs Johnson George N. Niles

Protests against abandonment of Denver to Craig line

Rio Grande Western officials heard residents from three counties protest the proposed abandonment of passenger service from Denver. Citizens group Northern Colorado Better Railroad Service Committees argued tax funds fund the Moffat Tunnel project and rail service should continue. D Aydelott, Harold Eno, and Ted White attended. the Public Utilities Commission sets a public hearing for March 31. Claude A. Luckens, Rowlett County commissioner, chairs the citizens committee.

Denver-Craig D. Aydelott Harold Eno Trafic Ted, White Zens Claude A. Luckens Rowlt County

AF Academy Instructor Doubts Russians Will War Now

Col. John Frisbee, head of the history department at the U S Air Force Academy, tells the University of Denver audience that the USSR is unlikely to unleash a full scale war. He notes recent global events cause concern but argues a major war is not imminent while the United States can strike vital targets within Russia if needed.

Denver Russia John Frisbee U- 8 Air Force Academy My -Frisbee Colorado High Schools University’ of Denver Ares D.U. Social Science Foundation Colorado Education Assa Ussr

Floods hit Medan area as hundreds evacuated

Heavy floods struck the Medan area in Sumatra on Thursday prompting evacuations from hundreds of villages. Six people were reported missing as authorities warned the toll could rise further. The chaotic scene followed days of rising water levels and disrupted transport.

Jakarta Indonesia Medan Sumatra

Actual Sheriff of Cochise on TV Film Set

The real Cochise County Sheriff Howard Bromfield visits Hollywood to observe filming of Bromfield’s Western show. He notes similarities with the fictional sheriff and recalls his reelection, while recounting on set banter and a boy’s letter praising crime not paying.

Cochise Hollywood 4 Wal Cochise County Ariz Follywood Hombee John Brome Howard Bromfiett Odey Brownfield Tombstone Indiana Sherild Bromfield

Music therapy praised as major mental health advance

Alva Oklahoma Northwestern State College leader Dr Av File says music in therapeutic treatment represents one of the greatest mental health developments. The statement highlights music therapy as a growing field with potential benefits for patients.

Alva Okla Av File Northwestern State College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bishop Minnis National F Farmers, Union NEC Cc Miracle Our Fith St Gilcrest Greeley CSCE Téd “Novilin Eleventh Streets ‘Program, Inc Btr Robert Smith First Methodist Church Educational James Silvia Lng Pocahontas KP Hall Pat Luck Slama Phi Gamma Burton Bond Thirteenth Avenue Emanuel, Schaffer Fred Noltsinger Argu -Neelsth-avenud Alfred Jensen Marika Jensen Wilbur Carlson Greeleyirl Kare Klub Chrix Manor Pioneer Camfield Hotel Central Health Council George Onstot North of Windsor F. D. Kachub First Congregational Church Richard F. Ball Fellowship CILC Sharp Eighth Avenue Pioneer Cleaners Henry Jensen Trittan Martin'si~ady Friends Aid Lelieving Losation St Ave Robert Oc Rnight Kirby Anton H. Rost Adamson Adamson Mortuary D&rgw Dellara Rexall Gilbert Bishop Valdorado Drugs Dorothy 3Rd St Eaton
Search Courier

Search the Greeley Daily Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Greeley Daily Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication