Depositors of Eaton Bank To Pass on Plan
Eaton June 2 The depositor committee of the First National Bank of Eaton urges approval of a proposed reorganization plan. The plan creates a new bank with $26,000 preferred stock backed by Reconstruction Finance Corp and $37,500 new capital from stock sales to depositors, plus management by a proposed board. Attendees are asked to attend a June 6 meeting at 7:30 PM to vote on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noss
A. A. Finn
National Bank
Lava
Reconstruction Financs Corporation
Nhura
Uh. Canlaon
W. W. Crown
James G. Mino
John CG. Stone
Nox de Knten
Board of Directora
Phot
Falows
Democrats Name Assembly Place Vote Set for Monday
Democrats meet Monday to name an assembly place for the state executive committee. The meeting will select the venue for the party’s state central committee to delegate to the executive committee the task of choosing the line or place for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Place
James A. Marsh
Stato Ehatrine
Atata Central Comaniiies
Cub Scouts at Evans Enjoying Meetings and Swim Outings
Evans June 3 Cub Scouts under Rea Fueralock and C A Dwigging enjoy meetings and show interest. Last two Saturdays 20 to 25 boys rode in a truck to Latham creek reserve for swims, many learning to swim as no nearby safe waters exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evens
Rea Fueralock
C. A. Dwigging
Latham Rea Crvoir
Evans
Birth Rate of Nation Falls Amid Policy Debates
A terse report from the Associated Press notes a drop in the U.S. birth rate, reaching a low unseen in years. Timothy Murphy of the Bureau of Vital Statistics cites unexpected declines, with experts like Dr. Lavat and Dr. Baker calling the trend serious. Margaret Sanger comments on the broader implications for birth control efforts as marriages falter and immigration limits shape demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Washington
United States
Bureau of Vital Sintiettes
Timothy ¥. Murphy
Margaret Sanger
Theva
Les
Lavat
Dublin
Metropolitan Lite Inquianes Company
Uaker
Bureau of Agricultural Ecanomies
Atcaight
Thathy & Burghy
Agic
Orcl
Murphy
Social Workers Convention
Katana
Ton
Courts May Settle Civil Service Job Conflict
In Colorado a dispute over civil service examination outcomes may force courts to decide which candidates hold appointments. The attorney general questioned the legality of recent exams, while the Civil Service Commission plans further testing and provisional employees may seek salaries after May 21. Governor Johnson expects court action to resolve paperwork and personnel transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvey
Vearty
Flanner Land Pueblo
Bonersl
Johnson
Thia
Decoration Day Dinner Raises Funds at Local Event
Decoration Day dinners at Evans and the Eagles' Aid year end with May, funds totaling 35.40 and 36.40 from various gatherings. A Methodist Seth Parker program, organized by Ladies Aid, supports church and Methodist services. Local talent from Lincoln, Neb., provided music. the event benefits the Aid budget for 1984 86. A caponizing demonstration by 0. Giford at the Adams ranch near Ketaoy on Tuesday invites interest. Spud Growers Meet set for June 14 15, with Colorado Potato Growers association and Greeley officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlea
Shareh Abd
Thia
Ubia
Seth Parker
Vintierillo
Ft. Morgan
Margaret Eleanor Teanga
Denver
P. S. Reymond Terry Ivthbourn
Grerley
Charles Kintz Greeley
Mary Louwise Kiser
Greeley
C. E
Valentine Krall
Tiare
Arthur Vincent Lewis
Bristol
Dorothy Lonsdale
Inter
Delle Loos
Fleming
Nate
Dorly McCormick
Biuste
Marjorie McCormick
Muele
Howard Mason McCown
Greatey
Louise McGregor
Gresley
Aaron Malnatrom
Tindsburg
Kan
Earl Robinson
Mountain City
Tenn
J. II
Billie Ross
Pana
Okla
J. H. Hienbath
Dismukes Sale
Danvver
Margaret Sandera
Miriam
Katherine Schiidl
Sugar City
Opal Kay Schmitt
Theodore-Jamie Schoppey
Eleanor Ada Schrader
Dorothy Elizabeth Bickler
Sheridan
Wyo
D. C
Suste Dianche Skavdalil
Harold James
Baitor
FL. Colline
Harr
Teagler
Vernon Ward Trunda
Yuma
A. Keelher
Laura Wickard
Colorado Springs
L. Mevello
Virginia Willaims
J. H
Tomas Taniel Wiliams
Atad
Jan
Bryson Charles Yale
Steamboat Swrliga
C. B
Jean Winifred Young
Verner
Kep
Mary Ewing
George Lemuel Beauchamp
Helen Sliraboth Blohim
Windsor
Eula Boyd
Dessie Huth Chansk
Puebla
Georgetis
Cronk
Roggan
Ruth Kathryn Decker
Kremmitny
Kathryn Louisa Deckraw
Glenwood Springs
Sylvan Donsleday
Deartrail
Kethryn Marthe DaBois
Slerling
Catherine Leo Hideridge
Virginia Francon
el- Us
Edgemont
Dak
Agnes Loutao
Erwin
Parkerton
Wye
Maran Pracktin
Ordway
John Frangen
Roggen
Esther Gottman
Edith Ann Hawkins
Wellington
Dorothy Adelaide Hart
Basage
Parriett Hlizabeth Hawley
Longmont
Wil
Midmes
Julesburg
Mabel Hunter
Lobe
Clyde Huntebingon
Otis
Edith Irvin
Loveland
Catherine Jane John
Florence
Lidng Geraldine Joingon
Eaton
Hele Eh Hilzabeth Jones
Berita Valere Kerr
Joulsine
Faorensleth Kershner
Ed Fhe
Maria Kilmer
Willard
Viraints
Margaret Leonard
Demyer
Theatora Leonvaré
Ardith May Lewis
Ovid
Irene Minchow
Eckley
Gertadd Monksworth Platte
Neb
Elizabeth Sterling Moodey
Creeley
Dorothy Margaret Nagel
Florence Mewport
C Uina
Gleon Lee Norris
Evans
Perle Kathryn Ord
Molkiryn Parker
Philp
Frederick
Arrgaret
Ellen Powers
Hendersut
Teima Liver
Certificates issued by CTC list many local graduates
A long, jumbled OCR list shows numerous names and places such as Greeley Denver Fort Morgan Sterling and Steamboat with various institutions including CTC. The fragment notes 212 degrees and certificates issued to numerous individuals across Colorado and nearby states, naming multiple towns and schools.
Caponizing Demonstrations at Greeley Hi and Exton
Colorado extension poultryman C. Alford will conduct a chicken caponizing demonstration at Groce Jey High School on Monday June 4 at 10 a.m. A second session will be held at the Eaton vocational agricultural shop at 2 p.m. Mr. UC Tord will offer insights on capon prospects and market development. Event sponsored by the county extension service with Greeley and Eaton high schools.
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C. ©. Alford
Extension Poultryman
Colorado
GroceJey High School
Eaton
Beallas
UC Tord
Capon
Beng Dove
County Extension Service
Locational Agricultural Department
Gresley
Eatou
Sch
Blue Key Initiation At Neachers College Sunday
Initiation services for tapped members of the Rie ikey fraternity at Neachers College will be held Sunday evening, June 3, at the home of Dr. W. D. Armentrout, vice president of the college. Initiates include Paul Brett, Virgi Purvis, Fritz Brehnecke, Van Lngloh, Keith Rconan, and Kenneth Fvelt, with Dr. George W. Frasier named for honorary membership. Existing Dusky members listed include Paul Anderson, Rita Twlet, Lea Hoy, Yoh Gueh, Don Atlen, Dies Talman, Jal Welsu, George Blekla, Adolph Hovde, Dit Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Ikey
Neachers College
W. D. Armentrout
Paul Brett
Virgi Purvis
Fritz Brehnecke
van Lngloh
Keith #rconan
Kenneth Fvelt
George W. Frasier
Duskey
Paul Anderson
Rita Twlet
Lea Hoy
Yoh Gueh
Don Atlen
Dies Talman
Jal Welsu
George Blekla
Adolph Hovde
Dit Munson
Pontiac Prices Drop Forty Dollars Per Car
Weld county barrage ends after telegram morning. coupe delivered to Greeley now priced at 2828, down from 808.
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Weld County Barage
Ater
Greeley
Decoration Day Program at Milliken Wednesday
Decoration Day program held at Milliken with East American Legion and local groups organizing a ceremony. Master of ceremonies Commander Tregouing led invocations, songs, address, and various performances by Milliken students and bands. Following, dedication services were conducted at Blyell cemetery.
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Milliken
Leslie
East American Legion
Miken- Johnstown
Mulli-ken
Tregouing
Louly Thimphey
America
Adjutant J
Humphrey
Aong
Milliken Girla Chorus
Poew
Flinders Field
Dixis Lea Crowley
Corneal
W. DB
George Adilveva
Rev
Kitchen
Sahnatown
Millikan
Vanediction
Hammon
W. B. George
Uien Ladies Auxiliary
Tiny Scouts
Camp Five
Lawn Park
Blyell Canetery
French Aces Plan Goodwill U S Tour After Flight Try
Captain Maurice Trossi and Lieutenant Paul Codon of the French air force, who landed in New York after an unsuccessful nonstop attempt from Paris to San Diego, announced a goodwill tour around the United States before returning to France. They expect to visit most major cities.
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Associated
New York
Maurice Trossi
Paul Codon
Gilers
Parla
San Diego
United States
France
Miers
Fire Threaten Wide Areas as Drought Bites United States
A six day woodland fire in the Moline region flagging central drought conditions. Governor Lahman proclaimed fire safety measures as 16 000 decgs were cleared to the public. Chicago endured record heat with 18 deaths before a shifting wind. Harry L. Hopkins announced a 5 476 000 dollar federal drought relief allotment for 20 states.
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Moline Woodlands
New York Adirondaka
Lahman
Hezarde
St. Lows
Texas
Weuter
Canada
Chicago
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal
L W Howard Delivers Windsor Memorial Talk
L W Howard, Windsor principal, led a Decoration Day service in Windsor with a Gettysburg address by Dorothy Cooper. A procession formed at the church and moved to the cemetery where a salute to the dead was fired by a local squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
L. W. Howard
Pete Clowse
George Mes
Henry Shrimott
Jake Schaeffer
Charles Pelminer
Roya Mrinkson
Rey. A
M. Cornenter
Rail Rates Cut to Move Livestock in Drought
Chicago June 3. Blanket rate reductions to move distressed livestock for drought emergency moves by railroads were announced. Government purchases will be balanced by rail charges. livestock moving from drought stricken areas will be transported at a reduced 85 percent of prevailing rates.
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Chicago
Haing
Will la
Grain Payment Terms and Local Deaths Reported
Rate and wit option dn Liesbinpur to ro ture uo antinule et any Uine withinn tens year upon the payment of Mis Po. Tmanlog 16 percent of the aveway, q 60 percent reduction for such movements. Grain feeds end feed grain moved to drought stricken aveng tt 8 2/3 percent of the prevailing rate while the reduction on hay for the farin purse will be B0 percent. Stork Express Bers to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stein, miller of weet of Greeley, a 60n, June 2 at the Greeley hospital. Deaths and Funerals John M. Johnson, 48, of Route 2, Eston, died at the Greeley Hospital Saturday morning. He had been ill there since the previous Saturday. Mr. Johnson was a widower. He has e& brother, Glen Johnson, lying et Eston.
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Liesbinpur
Stork Express
John M. Johnson
Route 2
Eslon
Greeley Hospital
Johngun
E& Brother
Glen Johnson
Eston
Minnesota National Guard Mobilizes to Enforce Livestock Shipment Ban
St Paul June 2 The Minnesota National Guard has been ordered to mobilize to enforce an executive order prohibiting livestock shipments for feeding and graft purposes amid widespread drought related violations. The move aims to curb unlawful shipments and protect state resources during the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul, Minp
Tavorny Slosh B
Winkesota Natio Guard
Funeral services for Albin Fobne announced
Pablo funeral services will be held at the Swedish church Waton at 3 yp. an. Sunday. Initial notice indicated private services but has changed. Burial will take place in Raton cemetery.
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Albin Fobne
Waton
Raton
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Ketaoy
G. A. Flnch
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Greeley Hi
Exton
Pontiac
U. S
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Atont
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NFAY
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American Tel. & Tel
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Maltimore & Ol Rio
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Ash
Nelly Paar
Brecka
Windsor Memorial
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Jack Stein
Weet of
Minnesota
National Guard
Alain Johnson
Pablo
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Diamond Station
Dleam Corporation
Consumers Oil Co
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