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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
10
A lengthy Fosston blaze damaged two connected cement structures housing a post office telephone exchange and a church roughly at dawn. A cook’s suspected theft sparked the fire which gutted the stock except walls. fire brigades from Fosston and nearby districts fought the blaze, with services interrupted. The building was owned by H. M. Foss, a known local figure.
Buds of Boulder and Greeley visitors noted in Weld County area including Aust a C L Burman and relatives from Boulder, Mr and Mrs J A Bolcher, Mrs Will ier T A Rowan, and Mrs C W Meuninney. New car range praised. school service held with Eva Laster and J M Jn cent Lowry. Obscure notices mention Doncan lumber work, Estey trip, July absence, and community updates.
Frederick J. Koster of San Francisco, once president of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, urged unified business action to free transportation lines amid longshoremen and teamsters tensions. He noted success at the port and outlined parallels for New York. Memorial services in Watlina and Greeley honored veterans with Legion rites, songs, and a notable address by Louis B. Reed of Graeley to youths and veterans.
A fragmentary verse stanza evokes mourning and memory. It speaks of garlands and a silent night honoring dead heroes, linking family roles to national sacrifice and a call to cover with beauty the losses endured by parents spouses brothers and loved ones.
Johnstown June 4 The Hastern tar held its first regular meeting Wednesday night The Tuesday afternoon Club was postponed until next week and then will be entertained by Mrs W G Binke and Biya B Brandt at the Binke residence Last Thursday evening the commencement exercises were held at the BD church The church was decorated in purple and gold The graduates were Hill Carlson Ina Hiches Fieta Webb Vernon Purvis and Tom Stanley The program included All for Freedom Sacred songs and an address by Rev G A Rowand A banquet followed at the Johnstown hotel Plates were laid for 45 Music by the Johnstown orchestra A dance at Yeoman hall concluded the evening The Douglass Coach store opened Saturday night Music by the Johnstown orchestra A free ticket prize was given for a Douglass special ride at Haups ice cream parlor Mis Dorothy Clough visited her aunt Mrs
Local social calendar shows residents visiting relatives in Greeley and Denver, with teachers bidding farewell after the school year. Sports results include Brighton’s May 30 baseball loss to Johnstown and upcoming match against La Salle.
The Rev. Thomas J. Hamilton, lately in Greeley for a brief stay, has returned to Denver. Local clergy note his return follows a brief period of travel and service in northern Colorado.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Rev. Vernal Totpecan and Rev. Lorena as speakers with references to a dance event. The text notes Harry denser fier and mentions residence on Huis 5 Le Sunes Ray for Power Momus, leaving unclear dates or additional specifics.
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