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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
7
Roosevelt outlines a new liquor control scheme aimed at curbing perunal agency dealings. A draft legislative form will be sent to Congress after executive approval and House actions. The plan also anticipates further instructions for push to follow.
Pierce county patchwork notes report emergencies hospital visits and family events. Several residents are named including Judith Dantel a, Mr. and Mrs. Kinney and the Lesh family. The item lists travel, visitors, school closures and social gatherings across Frederik, Denver and Loveland with local officials and neighbors mentioned.
Milliken area social scene includes Sissy Wilnn Pic er of Denver and Miss Dulores of Oklahoma visiting Frank Stevenson, with Christy Kone and Ethel Christy of Denver joining relatives. Domestic travel notes mention planned international exposition delegation from Md Chlivisius’ vac work, Fred Sauter and son to Central Gilby, J. W. Stanstury heading to Cheyenne for carpentry, and community groups selling stands for Camp Fire. Families from Denver and Golden observe Decoration Day with Mrs Nisbett and others joining relatives.
Dated items describe birthdays, graduations, and family visits across Osgooil, Gilcrest, Yates Center, and nearby towns. Mentions include a grandson Beal Mosemay Jr, a graduation at Gilcrest, and relatives visiting J. J. Klingenberg in di. Mrs. George Varkey hosted a dinner. A Medera t Land bank meeting occurred in Ft. Collins. Several scenes note illness, travel, and church events with names like Mr and Mrs Ketelsen, Gus Raknade, and Mrs Helo Weldeniches. The piece closes noting a North Central division meeting in September and overall social bustle.
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