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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary issue recounts Grange and community group activities, dances, bridge wins, and ladies’ society events in a northern town. It mentions initiations at Woodcraft circles, Delta Pi fraternity patrons, a Denver recital, and upcoming district conventions with names of hosts and attendees.
Charlea Yardley writes to C. B. Clark from a train journey from She rley to New York accompanied by his daughter Huth. He comments on Nebraska’s wonderful improvements and notes his favorable impressions as he heads to Dagland.
Report from the Second Division A H F reunion in Denver notes gifts to Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bugieh of GU for two poems titled In Planders Wield and Anerion's Answer, awarded in a gold frame with a India lead motif. Edgar H. English, son of Mr. and Mrs. English, is noted as killed in action. An invitation to honor the Second Division on Lookout Mountain June 6 was also received.
Knot tying and signalling were the focus as Troops 25 and 11 camped Friday at the Boy Scout camp on the Masonic lot at Ninth and Tenth avenues. Second day drills ran with 6 foot badges. George Day led Friday morning testing. Valney, Raymond White earned first class tests in signalling and first aid. Harold Travellers Lag led the first aid tent. Scouts listed include Eis rol Migner, Harold Owens, Paul South, James Finnigan, George Grayson, Ralah Brown, Grant Culbertaou, Vol
Names listed as scouts and scoutmasters from Greelay include Raymond White and Herbert Proctor among eight troops. They will meet Saturday at 7 30 for a Shark Tooth outing to spend the day with all scouts in Greelay leaving for the trip.
Carl Anderson was appointed as a new member of the fire department on Friday. The position had been vacant for about two weeks.
Officer Gilbert recalled a DaSalle district youth named Myers after chasing him for speeding to La Ella then overtaking him. Myers promised to attend police court but did not appear. Gilbert found him on the street and escorted him to city hall where he was fined 10 and costs in Police Magistrate George Briggs court.
A national sugar distribution committee for confectioners will be formed within two weeks. Armin Riley stated bakers should economize on sugar in pastries and hotels and restaurants should ration sugar to patrons. The panel, drawn from refiners, confectioners, and soft drink and ice cream makers, will operate under government supervision amid wartime shortages.
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