07 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
1
Voters debate drunken driving penalties with strong backing for jail terms. Reports from the ballot show broad support for tougher punishment while critics urge alternatives. Citizens weigh justice against fiscal burden as lawmakers consider longer sentences and enforcement funding.
Short local notes from Cold ys Brite College and nearby towns. Mentions marriage license to Flowell Cutterlaon and J. Carpenter of Gracey, visits by Sigma sorority members, and relatives visiting in Denver, Estes Park, and Fort Morgan. Also lists committee plans at Fort Collins and a card of thanks for recent bereavement support.
At the 47th AAU convention in New York delegates discussed American entry in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. President J J Mahoney urged full discussion of participation while a resolution to oppose Nazi hosted games faced only one dissent.
Annual Sunday School rally at the Ashton community will be held Sunday with the meeting starting at 10 30 o clock. Activities include a brief musical program with miscellaneous performers and a illustrated talk on Strength and Character by H. L McMillan. An après noon luncheon follows with devotional service and speaker from Entan.
A baby girl named Edith Mettee Chamberlain was born December 1 to Mr and Mrs Donald Chamberlain of Pocatello Idaho. The couple, formerly of Greeley, have many friends and the mother will be remembered by her maiden name Edith Mettee. The item notes the family connection to W Chamberlain and references others in the community.
Notice of auction for a 3930 Ford Truck with motor AASROGOAS. Repossession sale set for December 16 at 9 o'clock A.M. at Garnsey and Wilierler Garage. Auction to be held under legal authority and with public sale terms.
Colorado Springs police chief says Ady and wife will return to Colorado after a 97 day disappearance from the Springs mansion. Ady denies wrongdoing amid extortion notes and financial reverses while his wife recounts events and plans to search for stability.
The Weld County budget allocates funds for 1936 in county offices. This includes clerk and recorder, treasurer, superintendent of schools, and sheriff. Notable items cover library books, law books, court salaries, a new court reporter, and a tentative increase for judges.
Arthur Paylor a 25 year old farm youth six miles west of Fork Lupton faced charges for passing a $5 bad check on Marley helps of Fort Tan tor August 3. Sheriff Ed Rick of Hevlt comity at Oak Creek brought him to Teaver. Deputy Sheriff Ivan Mowery transported him to Aresley. Ward Eaty and John Jeffers with Van Tiara, wanted for a $50 bad check on Toy E. Johnson of Kersey, were arrested at Superior Nebraska and to be returned for confidence game charges. Basketball score Kimball 44 Kimball 39.
County officials discuss shifting Fulton Ditch a short distance east of Fort Lupton to straighten Highway 62 under WPA labor. Commissioners Clark Plumb, with ditch board members, inspect gravel plant near Frederick and review Richard Carroll of Aults land holdings amid a property dispute. Carroll plans further talks in Greeley.
Four Greeley youths were arrested in Fort Collins on burglary charges for stealing inside the Sullivan cabin at Estes Park last April. A fifth suspect was sought in Walcott, Wyoming, and all but one had admitted taking $600 worth of goods. The case involved use of a parking key and shipments to Greeley.
Sir Samuel Hoare and Premier Laval met with Anglo-French diplomats in Paris to discuss a basis for settling Italy’s war with Ethiopia. Officials signaled Mussolini’s stance while confirming further sanctions and possible steps after a 24 hour meeting. Wheat and market notes followed with mixed prices and local police court fines listed.
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