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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
10
Assembly awards honor campus work for 1933
The 1933 campus awards were presented Wednesday in a ceremony noting four council awards, men and women receiving honors for various categories. Recipients included Dick Tur Mentions, Jonny Shaw, Gono VYorvalin, and Dare man, with additional recognitions for Mirror and port Gyrus work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compua
Atudentn
Coluruio Crsal
Qiich
Coubell
Fendell Bugit
Slyen
Ton Tandy
Hevert Bush
Rab 7
Dixie
Lee Flitkingar
Tanaly
Fred Good
Abs Milston
Puls
Man
Jonny Shaw
Gono Vyorvalin
Dareman
Mirror
Port Gyrus
Maclean ‘Tatman
Vet Banilam
Kippy Boltenwaris
Hard Byrus
Stanley Clushoud
Mi Howarl
Oscar Nichola
Paulette
Norman Fister
Les Jackley
Alvin Tross
Yeain
Pani Anderson
George Diekel
Cuallgren
Dry Ross
Rit Nuit Lavras
Veterans Memorial service noted at Windsor
A memorial service for a late veteran in Windsor included a parade of local groups. Veterans from Forbes Post of the American Legion led the event with remarks by Arthur Koenig and James Dutcher. School children, Troops and Camp Fire Girls contributed, with flowers, a rifle salute, and taps concluding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Memorial Ney
Winsor
Veterans of Warg
Memorial Bry
Wandeor
Widkor
Querchi
Sous
Veterana
Forbes Y Post
Americas Legion
Ledg
Anerson
Spantuh
Troy
Ant Citlniitas
Wearth
L. WW
En- Ruart Matlin
Mildred Sabin
Brooks
Arthur Koenig
Forbes-McKay Post
Legion
James Dutcher
Carol Kern
Gallysburg
del Gar
W. He
G. E. Pet. N. Carleton
George Senn
Hickman
Rye
America
Percy Billings
Primmer
Ice cream coupon promotion draws kids and crowd
A Tribune notice describes a late night event tied to a “Tribune Act” coupon draw. About six hundred youngsters, guided by parents, gathered at a local store for a four inch ad offer of one free ice cream cone from 7 to 8. Local names appear with unrelated fines in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Kiddlez
Carroll Gimert
The
Herd
Weklorado Braga
June Heavens To Show Mars Victorious in Erratic Race
Astronomical notes describe Mars and Jupiter red against the evening sky. Mars and Jupiter move east then toward the west, with Jupiter expected to overtake Mars by June 4 as they near Virgo’s path. Venus appears low in the northwest in early June, while the sky holds near full moon shifts and autumnal equinox timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
Uchana
Mary Gnu Jupiter
East Agate
Windle
Windle of the Fleils of Les Toward the Trdehtatar Spien In Virgo
Regulus
Splea
Regulon
Venus
Tio Sin
Wow
Operetta to Be Given at College Tonight
A two act operetta presented by the girls glee club under Mrs. Wanabe Colina to be staged at the Little Theatre. Dorothy Anduraay and others direct with Nadine Harrat in the lead, set on a tropical island where shipwrecked women meet natives and plan a return to America as a rescue ship approaches. Performances Thursday at 3 with admission 25 cents and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llitla Peatre
Thoreday Levening
Lot
Wanabe Colina
Stevent
Ota
Dorothy Anduraay
Allee Bratnird
Dorie McCorpsick
Tally Allinger
Sue Pervisor
Colling
Bligh Schonders
Ani Lod
Isiand
Nahlal
Nadine Harrat
England
Ngo
Ali
Nabluh
America
Nadina Harrah
Nalilah
Ethel Sintay
Ipsima
Fatiaa Chlaod
Finnoeh
Dorothy Powars
Gladys Thompson
Helen Eckwardt
College Bred
Eagk
Last Mental Hygiene Clinic Held at Central
The final Mental Hygiene Clinic of the year was held at Central School under the Denver and American Legion sponsorship. Dr Schulte and Dr Ryner visited from Hartford and Denver respectively, with Dr Fells and Mrs Hazel Hensdtreks aiding. Nurses Neattle Welton McGillivray and Mrs Elizabeth Holand assisted to raise funds for continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvnest
Central Schoal
American ‘Legion
Schulte
Tin Hartford
Conn
Denver A 8
Cucrler Ryner
Robert Fells
Hazel Hensdtreks
Abao
Denver
Aml
Balu
Drive Aims to Curb Gas Prices by Wyoming Officers
Cheyenne June 1 Attorney General Hig and Lee joined by Gay Laslie Muller led a drive to secure lower retail gasoline prices in Wyoming. They announced backing of Governor Diller to pressure four large oil firms to justify permits by June 18 to sell gas in Wyoming. Aims centered on alleged price discrimination between towns and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hig & Lee
Gay
Laslie Muller
Yhursday
Weaming
Lee
Diller
Wyoring
Standard of InTags
Texas Company
Continental
Nevada
Contine
Belaware
Wyoming
Class Night Program at Meeker High
Meeker High School hosts a class night program featuring student performances and awards. The event includes a long list of participants and clubs such as glee, mixed chorus, and junior night entertainment with plays and talks, concluding with a closing moment and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker High
Jossa Brown
Jack Redford
Vernlee Bettger
Big Neb
Beatrice Winograd
Larry Cll
Volman
Wagner
John Wheeler
Walter Dita
Anita Mathews
Paulus Wincout
Frank Gregory
Charles Grigum
Spanteh
Veruica Mathias
Elma Rath Avalin
Latit
Shirlea Hilch
Madsiine Fase Orderr
Manual Ratning
Moaral Porter
Biwir Cameron
Bill /Ginio
John Grosier
Larry Cina
Donald Tregonings
Blawnor Anderson
Esther Bodren
Nate
Mavey
Plenn
Alo
Cartride Mursa
Waithng
Paul Mayen
Harry Hurbayel
Mayers
Journalient
Radlee Adrian
Paul
Firewell
Heatrics Winograd
Glee Club
Ted
Richard Nutlun
Flore Imteo
Treoyes
LuRoy Hberhart
Erna Obermier
Dorothy Diack
Student Stabbed by School Teacher in Hallway Incident
A junior student was stabbed twice in the back by teacher Kemith Keeler, 28, at Lago City High School. Principal statements say the student and ward of juvenile court Willizo Curls were present when Keeler reportedly retrieved a hunting knife from a cupboard and stabbed the boy after a disruption. Police Chief W J Payie, after questioning Keeler, said the teacher admitted the stabbing but denied intent to lure. The victim, identified as a juvenile ward, suffered two back wounds and is hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. An investigation by Dr Jonni Nuttall Tesseloo was announced with no immediate timetable given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brees
Lago City
Aimi Mall
Jonior
Pot Tee Ho
Jean Stalbed
Kemisth Keeler
Actuel
W. J. Payie
Kepler
Eam Ho
Hall
Wayne
Jnvenite Rours
Divorce Decree Granted to Mrs Goldie Whitinger
Preliminary divorce decree granted to Mrs Goldie Whitinger and to Mrs Gardie Willinger from James Willinger filed in county court. Grice E Reed seeks for divorce from J Reed on cruelty with custody of five minor children. J Paul M of Brighton represents plaintiffs. Couple formerly resided in Fort Lupton. Attachment against Leon Thompson involved in a $33 judgment moved to county court by the defendant with Werman E Crial representing the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardie Willinger
James Willinger
Townsend
Grice E Reed
J. Reed
J. Paul Mi
Brighton
Fort Lupton
Leon Thompson
Justice Court
W. N. Bownins
Defendinet
Werman E. Crlat
Cooper and Crawford Star in Today We Live at Sterling
Gary Cooper and Joan Crawford co star in the forthcoming film Today We Live produced by Choanlar and Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Crawford praised for her work in Lally and Grand Talent, joining Cooper who has appeared with her in prior projects. The story, adapted from William Faulkner, centers on a bold socialite during wartime and marks a dramatic pairing never seen before on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cooper
Joan Cra
Jon Crawford
Gary Sooner
Pope Fridts
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Crawford
Toiay
Sud Gooner
Bays
Willian Faulkner
Faulknor
Goclety Xivi
Markets Denver Sotto Livestock Prices Light to Steady
Denver market notes show cattle and calves trading mostly steady to higher with selective feeder demand. Prices quoted include bulls 5.26 to 8.26, yearlings 5.75 to 6.60, cows around 3.75 to 4.66, and hogs near 4.60 to 4.80. Kansas City and Chicago activity noted with mixed livestock demand and futures quotes for oats and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mariht Denvey
Nhl
Qmaia Dana
Jun
Cattla Goud
Id ‘Siacrs
Anu
Heife
Neilva
Strane
Toba Fenedines
Fu Maus
Tonia
Suni
Noga St Holfers
Medinig
Veulurs
Sivoni
Ught
Abe
Cedar Piga Zoo
Opielaus
Kansas City
Kansan City
Olhara
Temi
Vidas
Ateady
Bc Lower
Ena Wernenday
Lisee
Nary St
Arizonas
Woman leaps from window after quarrel over rent
Jane Denver, 23, fell from a second story window at 1347 Court Place in Denver after a dispute with her husband E. J. Montgomery who said they had been drinking. Detectives Bruno and Mardei report she landed on her feet but suffered a back injury and was taken to Denver General in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jane
Detty Lou Montgomery
Ange
Court Place
Fisanelal
E. J. Montgomery
Leo Mardeil
Flacry Broman
Montgomery
Death of Woman in Denver Sparks Inquest
Denver June 1 coroner orders inquest into the death of Mrs Gilroy a pretty divorcee. Coroner George Hoskwick and district attorney Ari Wettenpol will hear nine subpoenaed witnesses at 1 o clock Thursday. Dr F M Halated a Denver physician tied to the case was questioned by investigators at central police headquarters. Hermes Wade sister of Mrs Gilroy is suspected as part of the inquiry into possible motive and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Heath
Beselo Tate Gilroy
George Y W. Hoskwick
Vietriet
Ari Wettenpol
Halated
Central Po Neo
Tostwick
Roy Mack
Glifoy
Fielston
Hermes Wade
Surplus Divided To Aid Officers Keeping Up Style Of Living
New York June 1 The government claims officers of National City Company received a $930 to $246,938.98 division from a management fund, arguing the officers lived in excess of salaries. Mitchell faces charges over 1924 returns, while Maguire testifies about a 1928 fund, and a 1925 surplus division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Ke
Aly
Mitchell
Inengine Tx
Frank J. Magwire
Wcere
Alfteheli
Wae Passat Tchell
City Teachers Plan Summer Vacations Across the Nation
A long list of teachers and staff map summer travel and study across states and cities. Names include Zein, Ming, Deti, Kashard, Sada, Annibal Park, Parker, and many others planning trips to Chicago, Washington, Lincoln, Colorado Springs, Twin Falls, and the World’s Fair in Chicago, with work and schooling arranged through fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Niga
California
Zein
Abel Ming
Syond
Kashard
Annibal Park
Detiver
Chicago
Olver Parnnr
Lieothar
Isvaca
Amndinon
S. D
Finther
ACU
Parker
Geome
Cara
Howth Dakota
Mary Clair
Ciitengo
Donan
Dover
Orachabia Bosh
Washington
Doc
Caytnla O
Porn Fowler
Calorada Springs
Dade
Twin Falls
Fila
G. A
Inez
Acinar School
Mahel Hendersey
Lincoln
Tutti Wigersoll
Katherine Inman
Lyatya Bey
Kelen Jaugson Tydous
Colorado
Keavey
Luthern Mason
Havok Sprague
Archiveloal Tursd
Tris
Newket
Lona Snub
Greeldy
Grace
Amino
Mix
Charles Carson
Mildred Fralick
Amy Ve Anolhier
Barana Pugafy
Ned Gelly
Tjazel
Wieabeth
T. O
Ethel Mitchell
Junie Tsu
Newnan
Una Patterson
Buoblo
Olier Reladnse
Dillion Slater
Inchoraguahatia
Ain
Carolyn Greenduro
New York
Mabel Welsh
Chircoe
Whitington
D.C
Eden Wright
Gillespie
Mes
Celia Fixcher
Sundrush
Elbelyne Igrees Erma
Vera Bullivan
Mary Sulliyan
Julie Wokund
Kenneth Camabel
May Phenix
Bn Jou Tresler
Evin Smith
Manet Mareh
Preliminary divorce action filed in district court
A preliminary divorce action was filed involving Kathryn Matthews Hyuberg and Ruben Oydberg. The case appears in district court records with parties' names and the filing as the initial step in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edtva Wag Greater
Waynesday
Kathryn Matthews Hyuberg
Ruben Oydberg
Fragmented timetable with broken place names and routes
A garbled OCR item outlines a schedule linking Cheyenne and West with mixed origins and days. It mentions trains or services on Tuesday and Thursday with times like 2 46 pm, noting connections from Brtuxa and Weat. The text is legend-heavy and obscured, leaving core route and operator unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grecax
Fria
Ghevoone & West
Brtuxa
Dale
Man
Fiasdrom
Chayann
No More Hemorrhoids Steanorrhoid Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Br. Leonhardt's Hem-Held as a harmless tallet that relieves internal hemorrhoid symptoms and strengthens affected parts. It claims quick, safe, lasting relief and notes it is sold by multiple drug stores with a gilt guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Lewer Lowel
Br. Leonhardt
Gilvert-Dishop, Drug Co
Weldoredo Drug Co
Firogeisis
Miracle foot remedy promises quick relief for sore feet
An early 20th century ad touts Radex as a miracle cure for burned or tender feet. It claims rapid soothing effects after soaking feet in hot water with Radex, and suggests daily use to achieve strong feet, naming vendors and a price of 46 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olling
Romney Buck
Olio Bishop Drug
Welfern To Drug Co
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