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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1941
Page
8
Dr. Frasier delivers a pointed critique during graduation, touching on education, war headlines, and social change. He laments German influence on colleges, praises junior colleges, and urges student-centered learning while noting labor, farming, and military drafting debates. He contrasts American progress with California’s economy and highlights the West Coast football craze.
Nine students at the Greeley defense welding school have been placed in jobs. Names include John Ferguson at Standard Iron and Metal Company, Lathes Waggoner at Consumer Transportation Co, and Howard Crowley with Raymond Rubel at Rohr Aircraft Corp in San Diego. Other placements span American Manganese Company, Consolidated Aircraft, and local shops as the district’s welding program gains official government certification for qualified welders.
Miss Stroh celebrates birthday with engagement announcement for Miss Marjorie Stroh of Milliken and Edgar H Geist of Loveland Denver, in a Milliken home party. Guests included Miss Doris Cast, Miss Prancea Stroh, and Mrs. Geist. decor featured pink and white candles and flowers.
College High announces a summer term running eight weeks from June 16 to August. Tuition remains four dollars for the term with credits transferrable to home high schools. Courses include math, literature, science, history, arts, music, and shop, with materials at cost and full-session enrollment required.
Windsor hosts inviting two past state presidents Mrs Mary Kesler Foater of Chapter L Loveland and Mrs Yessie G Charles of Chapter U Winlam to a Sunday night dinner at Ballston with state officers. Also noted are Windsor organizers Harridt Word of Greeley and Myrtle Teller, with planning for officers driver duties at Fala Yn. Reported serious injury to Jane Mall son of Rev and Mrs TO Hail from a pole accident. Reverend Tall formerly Windsor Methodist pastor. Kenneth Sawyer of Denver among physicians planning stops in Boston Lowell Coveland and Baltimore. Sawyer in a back cast for months.
Injured and ill family members plan a California visit for a three week summer vacation. Mrs Bettke undergoes upper surgery in Jo Greeley hospital. Five month old Jean Paulette stays with grandparents in the care of relatives, while the family handles medical and travel details in Oklahoma district.
Nunn diary notes Mrs Turner and fellow hostesses opening a social evening at the Calilogian Club with dinner, dessert, and flowers. Guests included Mr and Mrs James W Priddy and Mrs Georges T Roberta. the gathering featured high scores and a mock program of civic club activities. Summer travel plans and local club meetings are also listed alongside attendees.
Roosevelt urges immediate consideration of the St Lawrence hydroelectric power project. Critics say the half billion dollar plan is controversial and used to influence national priorities. The administration claims the plan is vital to the country’s future in peace or war, while opponents attack the rhetoric and timing.
Northern Weld County Vertex Seed Potato Growers association, at a meeting Wednesday night, decided to include the marketing of table stock potatoes by contract with members, to hire a manager and obtain a warehouse and handling facilities. Negotiations are under way to secure a manager. J. Rew Nix of Eaton presided. Notle Lave of Lay Salle explained the cooperative's successful operation.
Local notes list Milliken veterans poppy sale details with collected totals and announcements. A birth is recorded for Jack Williams and Evelyn Grows, with school and hospital mentions and a medical update on O. G. Wheaton.
Wort Pawnee June 4 reports a garbled note about John Hookum at Graver, a May 24 event, a toll call answered by Bright Sayings of Children, and a mention of Mak Soft Bolley. Text is fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmentary item notes a social afternoon with desserts and desserts, mentions Barbara and Beverly Zink, Sam Alylele Joya, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parks at Fort Collins Ballyday eve nog. It records Mrs Parke and her son staying with a mother-to-be, and a Gospel team with Fry man of Eaton to conduct a prayer service at Prairie Center on Friday evening June 6.
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