Eaton Minister Accepts Call to Richmond Va
Edwin I Shattuck, minister of the First Baptist church of Eaton for eight years, resigns and accepts a call to Venable Street Baptist Church in Mehmond Virginia. His leadership saw growth and remodeling. his wife Betty and daughters Lucile and Sally active in community groups. The family will move after a stop in Omaha and begin service March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin I Shattuck
Pirst Baptist
Church of Eaton Coy
Venable Streat Baptist Church
Mehmond
Eaton Church
Shabluck
Trackmont College
Denver
Central Haptlst Npminary
Kansas City
Neollar
Kelli Armatage
Batonnelicols
Minster of Music
Velable Street
Fred Lowry
Enton Rotary
Lay
Bshatluck
Shattuck
Luelile
Eaton High School
Sul Sally
Are
Eaton Magic Club
fMndl
BC Lal
Henry Hill Attends Chicago Hospital Meetings in Feb
Henry Hill president of the Colorado Hospital Association travels to Chicago for Midwest Hospital Association and American Hospital Association meetings on February 7. He and his wife drive from Greenley to Kansas City for a visit with their daughter before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hill
Chicago
Henry Hxhli
Well County
Polite
Wil al
Mildwest Hospital Association
American Hospital Asaociation
Colorado Hospital Association
Midwest Hospital Association
American Hospital Association
Kanens Chy
Chicag
Bira
Eir
June
UWA
Aving
Waunsas City
Hkanwad City
Asanciation
Tve
Kansas City
Fils
Greeley
Our Legislators Will Have Their Good Time
Denver February 1 A Republican memorial plan involves honoring a cannibal who killed five of seven Democrats in Ainshire County. House Speaker Tayl and others propose a plaque reading commemorating this infamous event, while dissenters question the act and its wording. A youth center dance event is planned for Saturday with a midnight start and required guest contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Theo
Colorado
Ainshire
Sheaker Tayi Sail CR
Amwond
Theria
Gordon Rowe
Rmmtonte
Vista
Tantis Marl
Reever
Donald Brotubian
Tinulder
Ton Vanderhonl
i-Glemwond
Wilde
Civen
Alfred] Parker
Packer Ag
Gerry
Winsdale Enynty
Bat Yin
POW letters from Colorado families report safe prisoners in Korea
Nine Colorado families, among twenty four listed relatives, received letters from prisoners of war in Korea. Messages describe decent treatment, promises of good meals, and Christmas celebrations, with some letters bearing Chinese or Korean messages urging peace and urging families not to worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Barnard
Denver
Korea
Colorado
Colerain
Son
Edward Tapple
Frieda Rapple
Johnstown
Koud Fong
Fort Lu Gat
Skece Ivo
Shelstas
Wil
Russia
J. 4. Smith
North Korea
Helen
Dan
Nell Ararige
Grand Junction
Dna Lange
Ontua
George Hada
Weaver
Tex
Anita Ruiero
Tommy
Koren
Cork
Marvy
Beny
Colorado Springs
Clarence Banks
Charles Hanks
Joe Rodriguez
Watkins
Farotte
Fred
Brest
Jo Ood Heath
Eller Tom
Telph Ramos
Wieerstadfather
Frank Leura
Sugar Cis
Ponce Committee
Peking
China
Miz
Xian
Yuluuetre
P. S
Maxine Law
Deavey
War Department
Yusa-San
Philip Woxers
U. S. Seventh Cavalry
Mra
Law
Wie
Mothers Raise About $4.7 Thousand for Polio March
Greeley residents contributed to the March of Dimes during a Thursday night porchlight drive. A police escort collected donations totaling about $9,290, with roughly $4,700 from the Mothers March on Polio alone. Funds were counted at First National Bank, led by Jaycee and chamber of commerce volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howsey
Ife
Dines Nay
Bushee Ivey
Greeley
Mrx
Suv Mosler
The
Mathers
Ruportind
Polo
March of Dunes
Eddie Mack
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Keppler
Jaycee Mem
First National Bank
Mnor Chamber of Commercs
March of Times
Hig
Doe Ruibal
Kenneth Horner
Weld County
Greeley Armory
Rulbal
Kyou
Paco Sanchez
Denver
Arthur B Lane To Speak Twice Here on Feb 12
Arthur Biles Lane a publicist and student of world affairs will speak twice at Colp rauy State College of Education Tyostay Feb 12 on aspects of U S relations with Yugoslavia. Lane, a veteran diplomat now in Washington, will lead a student assembly and a forum discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Lane
Arthur Biles Lane
Nublicter
Cateur
Colprauy State College of Education
Tyostay
U. 8
Yugoslavia
Lane
Tito
Rithar Ota
Vucofluvie
Saturday Evening Post
Mplanatte
Wre
Washington
Adders
Jl A
Tinton
Exte
Warsaw
Polaml
Centell
Pacis
Wes
State Department
Nicaragia
Betonia
Latvia
Littmann
Segergod
Costa Rica
Co+ dumbias Wr
Laue
Newbold Morris To Run Inquiry for McGrath
Washington dispatch reports Newbold Morris, a prominent Republican lawyer and former NYC council president, will head the federal cleanup inquiry under Attorney General McGrath with Truman’s approval. Morris will report to the attorney general as special counsel, focusing on misconduct in government without Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newbold Morris
Clearuy
Morris
New York City Council
AL Grney
McGrath
House Judiciary
Truman
Ody
Tie
Grapp
Fiorella H. la Guardia
New York
Thomas D. Dewey
Twien
Milo Farnell
Sean
Korea
Sululy
Simonth
Fifth Air Force
Thureday
Dah
Draft Quotas May Be Lower
Washington reports a potential drop in spring draft quotas due to casualties in Korea and rising commitments. Major General Lewis B. Hershey told the House Armed Services Committee that the seven month call could be about 420,100, but an aide later said the figure was based on outdated data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sanders
Washington
Korea
Lewis B. Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
Hershey
Don Hershey
4H Day Set for Meeker County
4H day is scheduled for March 1 in Meeker County. Meeker County 4H agent Bau Goold and demonstration agent Mrs. Winifred Ford confirm the date, which has been changed twice due to conflicts with other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayling Baen Dette
Meeker Fonioy
Bau Goold
Elgu
Winifred Ford
Gelatant Holm
Thornton Denies He Sent Warden Resign Ultimatum
Governor Thornton publicly rejected claims he issued a resignation ultimatum to Warden Best at the penitentiary. He stated he had no such order and had not instructed anyone to deliver one without board consultation. Briscoe noted concern for Roy Best’s health, and officials discussed potential resignation amid ongoing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Newyer
Poh
L— Id
Toy Hest
Pire
Mighel Price
Friscoe
Briscoe
Parole Board
Jis
Civil Service Commission
Jerry
Agel Bs
Best
Roy
Lew
Nic
Wiscoe
ALA
Senate Passes Consolidation Escape Bill in Colorado
The Colorado Senate backed a consolidation escape bill to limit consolidations for districts under a 849 law with an amendment narrowing its reach to districts with populations 4909 or less. The measure now heads to the House as lawmakers debate penalties and state government funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fet
Colorado Senate
Tony Kimball
Duranno
John P. Philslips
Rpeyton
C. A. Saunders
Golden
Wurkers
Puebla
Jefferson Countler
House ‘of Representatives
House of Representatives
Ile
House of Consideration
Senate
Secretary of State
Oil and N Conservation Commission
Thornton
Signeo
Edgnr A. Evite
Re Sterling
Representativan
Frank J. Gill
Rhiltrose
Ben Veltri
Trinidad
Metites Fiom
Leginlature
Will F. Nicholson
Senate Education Committee
Honstock Committee
House
Upper
Colorado Commission
Colorado
Colorado Agm College
Partners Buy Poultry and Locker Plant in Greeley
Lew Bay sells his interest in the poultry and locker plant to Carl Tams and Paul King. The Geeley Meat, Poultry and Locker Company, Inc. organized to operate the 700 unit freezer locker plant and related divisions at 1115 Seventh Avenue, with Tams as president and treasurer and King as vice president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Bay
Ray Voullyy
Jus
Lew Ray
Lecker
Ls Barkners
Carl G Tams
Paul King
Haw
Blals Tevet
Ayal
Lo44
Lew Jay
Couwner
Leen
Ringer
Xeowine Enterprises
Ruth
Tams
Treasuaant
King
Andy W. Garbaugh
Williamoff
Munns
Carbaugh
Mest and Gauntry
Miscouri
Gresley
Stoye
Ray
Seventh We WA
Livkey
Filis
Cap Masih
Ray Way
Seventh Avenue
Colorado Wyoming Frozmn Pood Lecker Association
Use Coroorad Wholesale Poultry and
Ess Dealers Association
Section Twelve Daily Oil Output From Noril Greasewood Notes
Oil field notes report 1340 barrels per day from Section 12 6 61 on the Kirchhot ranch with Niles Wstala No 1 producing about 50 barrels daily and others showing oil and gas activity across multiple wells. Equipment upgrades include a loading rack and purification facilities while producers report varying outputs from 92 to 1340 barrels per day. several wells are in development or awaiting completion with multiple drill rigs active in the Greasewood and Nay ranch areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivehhot
Noril
Cable Drilling Company
McRey
Kinehhof
Niies Wstala No
Ryan OU Company
Oriental Refiuing Company
Denver
Barrals
Niles
Heiser
Landaueraut Dee
Helver Brothers
Kirchhot
Landauer and
Dee
Nwsw
J&l Drilling Company
Elsworth Jordon
Newrock
Greases Wood
Aurkace
Ajax Oil Cormiration
Casper
Miles Gillette
Grover
Prisoner Waike Awayrom Escapes From County Jail
Sheriff reports a prisoner identified as Waike Awayrom, age 21, walked off from county jail work detail at Isat Grove hospital Wednesday afternoon. The escape follows a prior assault with deadly weapon charge and a 2 month sentence remained. He is described as formerly of the Spanish colony and living at 141 Furnitt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATK
Greeles Dee
Ak Fnuritt Street
Morehead
20000 Truck Drivers Strike Across Regions
A large scale strike involving 20,000 truck drivers disrupted freight operations across several southern and midwestern states. Reports indicate widespread protests and temporary slowdowns at key loading terminals, with police noting scattered incidents and heightened traffic impacts in major urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thicaga
Iabor Deen
Ainekhants
Fourth to Sixth Grade Students Use Youth Center
Fourth through sixth grade students are to use the youth center on Saturdays from 10 am to noon, joining older high school students in activities. The center has previously served older youth and will now accommodate younger participants in a crafts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Greeley Puath Center
Cours
Touyel
Utth
Lo Jen
Lo & Pam
Watt
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Edwin L. Shasturk
Wilean and Wilson
Eaton
Richmond, Va
Yoith Center
Diverley High
Phay
CSCE
Arthur Bilas Lane
Jer Angeles
Jeunalion
Teller
Mtn
Annie Neal Mulley
Weld
Ruibal
March of Dimes
Tom Kisibail
Durango
Peter Cutle, Jr
Pueblo
Joly W. Davis
Dallas
Sam Taylor
Welkenburg
Robert A. Theobald
Breckinridge
Willam Albion Cartson
J. Ger Offaton
Wilts
Ira
Stephen I
RK. McNichols
Waseage
Thlewan
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