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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
3
The county expects savings from two laws reducing relief costs by about $2,000 per month per monitor. Officials estimate annual reductions from reduced aid to the dependent and increased efficiency. The measures involve limiting welfare payments and tightening qualifications, with projected effects on the relief program and local budgets.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Our Savior's Lutheran Church Mestival Sunday with scattered names, services, and a Sunday theme. Mentions of Kruger Kota, Mitelana, and Telewion showings hint at a local community program and church offerings. A dramatic line notes a prominent individual and a Denver Produce reference appears among mixed text.
A patchwork of short notes recounts visits and events across towns, including Mrs Hote planning a trip to Hiveraby, La Magen, and Caweady Palle. the dining pavilion operator announced. and locals toured several places such as Chena, Hlor Serle, Hoyentene, Trapiitity, and Mound Wastin during a weeklong sequence of gatherings and social stops.
Dorothy Pumphrey of Callenok high and San Morte and Florence Mc Naty from the College of Education presented a lively program for the Kiwanis dinner at the LO hall. Verety Vinnyhirey opened, Lan Morne followed with four new songs, and Florence Me Noir accompanied.
The Western State Library opens aided by a $100,000 grant from PWA and a local building project. The facility includes a faculty reading room, student spaces, and an architectural reading area designed to foster study and access. The opening marks a major civic cultural upgrade and showcases new ventilation and seating arrangements.
Fragmented report shows wheat prices easing by small margins amid unsettled demand. Weather data and production notes hint at continued volatility for winter wheat as markets absorb mixed signals from futures and commodity flows.
A fragmentary report notes Sherwood Music School awarding Jane Coonrad Rebolurahty for a 1808 event with mention of faculty and a plan to publish further details. The piece references a gala at Sherwood and notes a police report linked to a Tuesday night incident at a residence, with unclear names and amounts.
A 211 year old girl was arrested for kidnapping Gerald McUruban from his carriage to replace her own deceased infant. Officers say the abducted boy was found with the girl, who claimed the infant was hers. The scene occurred as the distraught father demanded to see the child.
Children’s Day events at Evangelical Church on Sunday feature a service at 11 o’clock led by Gustafson and Hazel Anderson, with Vadet’s lead-in, followed by a talk. A vacation Bible school for ages 4 to 12 begins Monday July 2, running daily 9 to 12 for one week under qualified teachers.
Calendar lists events for commencement week including Baccalaureate Exerci ses President Frasier Little Sea Sunday Senior Ceremonial and Final College Assembly through June 6 at Canter Hall Faculty Reception and a public meeting at Nordh Campus. Notable note on PHIL birth and unrelated local items follow.
In June in St Louis a liner carrying 907 German Jewish refugees faced denials of permission to land in Cuba. After five days of talks with the Cuban government officials, Berlin bound passengers could be disembarked if assurances were confirmed. Some refugees had secured entry papers, while Max Loews, a German lawyer, remained in hospital in Mayavana, with plans to be sent back on the next German ship.
Mrs Clayton of 711 21st St Greeley is employed as a nurse at the new county health building 1528 Ith Ave. She will keep records and assist at clinics, a Denver trained nurse with experience at St Louis Sita Monica and other hospitals. She leaves private duty nursing in Greeley for this health department post.
College High School held a Thursday installation for next year’s student leadership. New association president is Don Toman, with Hud Brothers as vice president and Jarraine Bishop reappointed as secretary. Marty Green becomes business manager, Carren Lott leads the Boys’ Association, and Pauline Frederick becomes Girls’ Association president. Central committee chairs include Ardis Mace and Alice Ann Newton among others, with advisory group names listed. Week’s events include band concert, Class Day program, awards assembly, commencement, and Boys’ Association breakfast and meeting at Island Grove.
The Eaton Softball League opened with Halon Merchants defeating Eaton High 36 to 1 on Thursday. Key players included Shep Pard and Hines for Eaton High and Roth, Both, and Sykert for the Merchants. Next Tuesday games scheduled Entos Town Team vs East Katon at 7:45 and Baten Merchants against Galeton at 8:15.
A daughter named Samual Craig was born June 1 at Greeley Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Neely of 19044 Ninth Street. A son named Mort was born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mooney Jr. of Glendale California at the Glendale Saultachim. The Mooneys’ mother is Verdan Hurley of Burbank California.
The Senior Ceremonial, begun last commencement week by the Women's Council of Colorado State College of Education, will be held Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the Bi Tri Circle in the women's dormitories. Senior girls will wear gowns, carry lanterns, and participate in a program featuring strings and solo performances. Outstanding freshman and sophomore girls named recently will also take part. The public is invited.
The fourth annual model yacht regatta sponsored by the Greeley Seafront Ships Twist and Relistarl and the Greeley Daily Tribune will run Saturday at 10 o'clock at Neffs Lake. Saturdays races feature smaller yachts while Sundays finals for 60 inch boats are scheduled for 2 pm, with possible Sunday morning races if smaller-boat results finish late. A fine list of prizes is offered by Greenley merchants.
A meeting of all Junior Softball Wandagers is set for Saturday night at Forbes Tire Shop. All money for players cards must be in, and all players cards should be available. All games on the diamond must start at o'clock.
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