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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1956

Page

13

South Dakota Girl Wins GM Scholarship Chooses CSCE

Inger Lovinger of Aberdeen South Dakota will attend Colorado State College at Greeley on a General Motors four year scholarship. GM awarded 100 scholarships to 68 boys and 92 girls from more than 24 000 applicants. Scholarships varied from 200 to 2000 annually plus college grants of 500 to 300 a year to each chosen college.

Palrlela M. Lovinger Warren C. Loy Inger Aberthen S. D General Motors Colorado State Vf H. LeMay Feterson Laramie Stanford University Colerces Engineering

Court list of drivers cited in Pierce Fort Morgan area cases

A mosaic list shows multiple offenders across Pierce and Fort Morgan including James T. Laugacte 1012 Fourteenth Street speeding and careless driving cases with fines from 5 to 85 dollars. Other names include Albert A. Banek 2120 Ninth Avenue driving and signaling faults, Noeman L. Jackson license issues, Samuel Renner 407 North Ninth Avenue drunk, and many more with varied offenses and penalties.

Police Court John M. Polzin Pierce Carthess James T. Laugacte Fourteenth Street Ughl Albert A. Banek Airect George W. Saluman Ninth Noeman L.jackson Samuel Renner North Ninth Aventle Carmen Rangel Fifth Street Apending Relimon Gutierrez Fort Morgan Olin Tuaret Cherles Bickel Crestwood Ezekial Geez Gill Geraldv. Koeller Ralph J. Eafan Exfell Boris L. Aller Steret Charlie Japez Greeley S Dose R. Gasta Averaue Eleventh Avenue Ronald K. Ching Eighteenth Street Kenneth EB. Yates Longs Peak Avenue Jack EB. Smith Tareless

Fire damages kitchen and appliances in multiple incidents

Fire officials reported extensive damage to a kitchen and an electric refrigerator at a house on Jacks son Blvd around 5 29 p m Monday. Firefighters also found a Ford parked at 1424 Ninth Street burned by a short in wiring and investigated smoldering at the Verney residence after an overloaded washer began to heat the motor. A smoke check at Caroline Woolf’s residence on Ninth Avenue followed with no injuries noted.

Howse Jacksson Blvd Ninth Street Norman Lurhring J. W Verney Sixteenth Avenue Court Caroline Woolf Ninth Avenue Thers Wee No

Free polio vaccine clinics held in Weld County towns

Weld County health officials with medical society and volunteers from National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis run polio vaccination clinics in Greeley Ault Eaton Fort Lupton and Windsor to immunize children before polio season. Dr J H White notes first shot offers strong protection and urges visits to clinics or private doctors. In 1955 paralytic polio occurred in 76 percent of unvaccinated children. second and third shots follow at set intervals. Clinic counts: 325 in Fort Lupton, 28 in Greeley first clinic. Additional Greeley clinics scheduled Wednesdays 2 to 5 pm and Saturdays 9 to 12 am throughout June at Weld County Health Department.

Weld County J. H. White Weld County Health Department Greeley Ault Eaton Fort Luplow Winddor Weld County Medical Society Health Department Joral National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis Community Health Councls Fort Lupton Sat Satuday Tod Weld Dounly Health Department

FBI Recovers $90,000 More Brink Loot

FBI agents in Boston seized about $90,000 in mildewed bills tied to the Brink's robbery. Two men, Edward Bennett and John F Buccelli, were arrested as accessories after the fact. The money matched serial numbers from the January 1980 Brink's haul, and the Brink's trial for 16 defendants remains set for August 1.

Boston FRY FBI South End Jordan* Perry Jr Boston Stone Mason Baltimore Edward Bennett Weymouth John F. Buccelli Brooklins PRI Bennett Buccal FAT Bennet Perry Ferry

Des Moines Lawyer to Judge Greeley Horse Show

Judge Ruswell F. Kendy, a Des Moines lawyer and chairman of the Towe state highway commission, will preside over the Greeley horse show at Island Grove park on June 30 and July 1. Lundy, longtime horseman and former publisher of Horse World, brings 20 years as a judge and has overseen up to 22 shows in a season.

Ruswell F. Kendy Abows Des Moines Towe State Highway Commisssion Greeley Island Grove Park Lundy San Horse Show Associativn seRson Rapid City 3. D Boise Twin Falls Tda la Uus

Harding's Life Menaced by Speeding Car

London reports a speeding car in Manchester scattered leaflets threatening Sir Jean Harding governor of strifelorn Cyprus. The signed notices from a Cypriot extremist group promised danger for crimes and urged vengeance. Police monitor Greek speaking Cypriots linked to possible attack while Eden and ministers discuss Cyprus strategy.

London Manchester Lessets Jean Harding Cyprus Harding Criti Britets Ward Ing Tattling Saw Eden Alan Lennox-Bosc Anthony Head Britain Greece Makarios Wader Strat Logic

Auto Total Loss After Crash Involving Spraying Machine

A 1956 Ford ranch wagon was totaled after colliding with a spraying machine on U.S. 85 north of Fort Lupton. Driver Martin F. Colleran, 4, of Denver, sustained cuts and bruises. spraying machine tongue broke, machine damaged $150. James L. Penfold Sr. of Fort Lupton and others cited by state patrol. A separate incident in a detour near Jonesport involved an 1858 Buick damaged when its top struck a pipe being hauled by William H. Pedcock of Yampa.

U. S Fort Lupton Stout Bronday Martin F. Galleran Denver James L.penfald Sr Fort Yampa Joneabet U.S. 85 Kanemari Girat

Services Wednesday for Carl Whitman

Funeral services for Carl Whitman of Benell home will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Capitol Sfortuaries Civic Center chapel in Denver with burial at Fairmanal cemetery. He died Saturday at Weld County General Hospital after living in Greeley six years. A retired farmer, Whitman had previously resided at Platteville and is survived by numerous children including Jake and Henry of Platteville, Carl of Billings, Mont., Ben of Kersey, and several daughters and grandchildren, with a sister and brothers also listed.

Carl Whitman Benell Z Oblock Capitol Sfortuaries Civic Center Chapel Denver Fairmanal Cemenery Whitman Weld County General Hospital Greeley Kana Austin Platteville Jake Henry Carl Billings Mont Ben Kersey Margaret Fisher Hytchinsen Kan Leah Stuntz Longmont Anna Jupple Windsor Airs Emma Reexer Stopentideen Katherine Wambolt Brighton Mary Heil Erie Eva Schott Mollie Reiswig Lydia Reffel Margaret Whitman Billings, Mont John Whitman Salem Ore Grannchildren

Max James Voted Speaker at Early Riser Toastmaster Meet

Max James was voted speaker of the morning at the Early Riser Toastmaster Club No. 784 meeting held at the Tea Mouse at 7 p.m. Monday. Other speakers were Vince Cassidy and Wall McCorkle, who presided. M. A. Kliewer was table taple chairman, with Lembach, Lem Bach, Fuller, Fellows, and Mercee called on. Lyle Reavers won the scissors over Fuller and Fellows. Lembach urged attendance at the Denver teen conference scheduled for Saturday.

Max James Vince Cassidy Wall McCorkle McCorkle M. A. Kliewer Table Taple Tony Lembach Bud Fuller George Fellows Ralph Mercee Lyle Reavers Fuller Fellows Lembach Denver

Boiler explosion kills five at Alexandria plant

Five people died and 88 were injured Tuesday when a boiler exploded at the Alexandria Salt & Sods Co plant. Authorities feared more bodies could be found among the wreckage.

Alexandria Exypl

Navy blames design defect in Aerobee-Hi motor

The Navy blamed a design defect in the Aerobee-Hi rocket motor after a test failure at White Sands. Rear Admiral Rawson Bennett told a Senate panel the project might be abandoned or delayed while a new motor is built, with officials withholding exact cost for security reasons. The rocket reached 37 miles, far short of the target 128 miles.

Rassington Navy Ader Rawson Bennett Naval Research Senate Appropriations Tha Squrer Chavez DNM Rawson White Sands Nom Proving Grounds Aerobeest Sen Ellender D-La Bennett Anther

Radio Technicians Meet on Tubes and Transistors

North Colorado technicians from Greeley Fort Collins and surrounding towns gathered at Glue Flame room of Greelay Gas company in Greeley Monday evening. Interstate Radio and Supply of Denver organized the event with Guy Carson from Sylvania Chicago and Ed Wescick from Rocky Mountain area presenting on receiving tubes and transistors. Jim Failing of Hermes Radio presided over the group. EDMONTON Alberta Fire crews battle extensive blazes as over 1380 workers labor around clock.

Greelay Gas Company Tecky Mountain Radio and Television Technicians Inc Longmont Fort Collins Taveland Greeley Colorado Interstate Radio and Supply Company Denver Guy Carson Sylvania Field Service Chicago Ed Wessick Sylvania Rocky Mountain Carson Jim Failing Hermes Radio and Television Service Technisians’ Group

New Scholarship For Muller Chooses Colorado College Path

Rev Curfix Muller chosen for Union Carbide and Carbolite scholarships in the Rocky Mountain region to study physics at Colorado College. Muller, a 1956 Greeley High graduate, also earned a Rice Institute full tuition scholarship and was one of 10 freshmen admitted to California Institute of Technology. He is active in Boy Scouts, church groups, chess, and student service at Greeley High.

Curfix Muller Union Carbide Rocky Mountain Colorado Muller Greeley High Achves Union Carbide and Carban Achelachip Feas Yreeipient Colorado College Mueller Columbia University Vankiin Calif Trinity Episcopal Church Tri-C's Church Soul Greeley Council of Churches

Colorado Supreme Court Justice backs aged pension revision

Justice Olta Moore of the Colorado Supreme Court endorsed a proposed revision to the state old age pension system. The plan, drafted by a commission appointed by Governor Johnson, would create a $100 minimum pension withCOLA adjustments, a $5 million stabilization fund, a $1 million health fund, and surplus transfers to the general fund. State officials say federal approval may hinge on a means to align with national programs and a petition drive aims for 36,000 signatures by July 6 to place the measure on November ballots.

Denver Olta Moore Colorado Supremsp Cours Johinson Moore National Annuity League Charles Bloddorn League George J. Baker Colorado Robert Knous Governor's Commission On the Colorane Malin Kaous Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare Washington Koons Guy Tostis

Ring and Cash Loot of Burglar

A burglary at J. B. Hobbs residence 1210 Thirteenth Street yielded a diamond ring valued at $200 and $139 in cash. Loot included $89 in assorted denominations and about $50 in coins from three glass bowls. A neighbor saw activity at 2:30 p.m. Police reported the break in to be under investigation. Also noted were separate break ins at Debey and Son Service Station and thefts from a truck at Fourth Avenue, including battery testers and cigars, with glass damage and a ransacked desk.

J. B. Hobbs Thirteenth Street Polite Tad Hobbs Debey & Son Fourth Avenue Cafferty Moving & Storage Co

Correction slips in Tribune High Vesper Service names

In Monday's Tribune edition the Greeley High Vesper Service program left out three girls Barbara Groves Marcia Chanter and Sue Fichardson who sang the Lord's Prayer. The five-year-old castle Brownlow House in Lurgan had 201 rooms and may become the town's civic center. an amount of 84000 is alleged.

the Tribune Greeley High Barbara Groves Marcia Chanter Sue Fichardson Brownlow Lurgan Eive

Afternoon Mass at Red Feather Lakes Scheduled

Archbishop Wehr of Denver grants permission for an afternoon mass at Red Feather Lakes. Masses will be held at 4:00 p.m. in the city hall starting June 11 and continue on July 1 18 23 August 12 25 and September 2, with all services aimed at vacationers and fishermen near the 600 summer homes.

Archbishop Wehr Denver Red Feather Lakes Wehr Fort Collins Rustic Toudre Red Feather Grauntain

Cope, Windsor native, dies. services held in Loveland

Carson C. Cope, 78, former Windsor resident, died recently. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Loveland, with interment at Lakeview Cemetery in Windsor. He had been living with his son Clarence southwest of Loveland. Surviving: wife Serhn Cope, son Lowell Cops of Thver More, daughter Eleanor Waddle of Denver, six grandchildren, and half-brother Clyde Cope of Xenia. The piece also notes a separate statistic: about eight million U.S. school children have vision difficulties.

Loveland Carson C. Cope Windsor Lakeview Cemery Windsor Igf Lodge Cope Clarence Cope Aouthwest Lowell Cops Thvermore O. Ry Eleanor) Waddle Denver Clyde Cope Xenia Serhn Cope

Weld County Real Estate Transfers

Weld County notices record transfers of property with parcel numbers and buyer names. The list itemizes grantees and grantors, with dates and locations in Weld County Colorado.

Weld County Real Estate Tranefers

Transfer notices from Greeley property records

Property transfers listed show multiple deeds in Greeley with buyers and sellers including names such as Wastview Builders Corp to S Lyla and Mary G Robertson, Virginia Riebe to Carl Cy Mi, Willam E and Nelle Homa S and George Uems, Herman A and Pearl M Wolk to William and Pearl Lyn, Frank A and Thyra L Begget to Glenn H and Florencé Howe, John Sedlacek and Leona Opal Johnson to Virginia Riebe, Elwin E and Marjory Gy Hennington to Clarence D and Mary Anne Jacobson, and others with various lot measurements and deed values noted.

Wastview Builders Corp S. Lyla Mary G. Robertson Tata Westview Add Greeley Virginia Riebe Carl Cy Mi Davisene L. Wehs Willam E Nelle O Homa S George Uems Rey Euirginia Riebe YL Evans Elwin E Marjory Gy Nington Clarence D Mary Anné Jacobson Houston Its Hey Rachel M A. G. Naeller Redwaard, Sr Marlen R. ‘Holt

Two Greeley Men in A M ROTC Attend Summer Camp

James M. Graybeal and Richard L. Derg of Greeley are among 45 juniors and seniors in the Army ROTC at Colirata AKAM who will attend summer camp starting June 23. Graybeal will attend Fort Riley Kansas and Berg will attend Fort Sill Oklahoma. The six weeks summer training is part of the four year military science course leading to a commission as second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve. Cadets practice military techniques learned in class including firing, tanks, artillery, field exercises, marches and encampments. Berg is a senior and Graybeal a junior.

James M. Graybeal Richard L. Derg Greeley Army Colirata Akam Graybeal Fort ‘Riley Kan Berg Fort Sill Oxta The College Unites Motes Anny Reserve Fort Riley

Enrollment totals for three quarters show 3183 distinct students

The report tallies 3183 different students across fall winter and spring terms with 148 social studies and 290 history and political science students among majors. It notes 487 women and 698 in fall quarter, with 2514 average quarterly enrollments and 3122 unique enrollees after duplications are removed.

Getsong Oge

Notable Marital Notices Across States

Forry Fred McNurry and Janet Xay Bird of Gresley Bath join in a notice with Raymond K H and Vera A Eckrote of Fort Wayne Indiana. Frank Samuel Salzer Jr of Phoenix Arizona and Carol Irena Dickey of Grealey. Alfred Pargas of Greeley and Mary Agtes Montano of Baton.

Forry Fred McNurry Janet Xay Bird Bath Gresley Raymond K.H Snd Vera A> Eckrote Ibath Fort Wayne Ind Frank Samuel’ Salzer Jr Phoenix, Ariz Carol Irena Dickey Grealey Alfred + Pargas Greeley Mary Agtes-Moptano Baton

Sealed bids sought for school construction in Greeley Colorado

The Board of Education of School District No 6 in Greeley Colorado invites sealed bids for a project at the Frentiin grounda intersection of Highway 5 and Hunter Rondis Greelays Corridor. Bids due June 12 135 or no construction. the district reserves the right to accept or reject any bid.

Education Echons Weld County Greesles Colorads Senaors Sunior High Tuiding Amasth Street Mech Nhenday Frentiin Schon Dintylet Sha-Lot Street Greeley Colorado Sus

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