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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
3
A long, fragmented report outlines New Citizens Day events in Johnstown on June 12 with decorations led by TR Garden Club and local figures, plus related civic and social activities. It mentions ceremonies, potential speakers, and community planning across various groups and venues, noting extended invitations and cooperation among local organizations.
Eighth grade commencement is planned for Tuesday with events featuring students including Wisterfeldt Meyer Lanene Pring and Char Wate. The program lists various performances and speakers, followed by a graduation ceremony and reception, with host families and faculty noted.
A severe hailstorm struck east central South Dakota causing extensive crop and property damage. An adjuster estimated losses at roughly 250 000 to 505 000 dollars as hailstones up to 24 ounces shredded roofs windows and vehicles leaving scattered debris and downed trees across Sioux Falls and surrounding areas.
Douglas High School appoints Eddie Wagner as athletic director and head coach. Wagner, 26, a former Colorado University athlete, will lead athletic activities at Converse County’s Douglass school, replacing J R Tate who shifts to teaching duties.
Financial brief listing quotations from D McKinley Investment Securities. Includes line items for BACNANG, W YORK, S704 and Sone i with pricing indicators and brief market movement notes. Limited readable data focus on bond and stock prices and issuer identifiers.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt told a cheering workers alliance that she valued government debt less than the rise of underfed children and unemployed youth. Speaking before an audience termed representatives of an underprivileged nation, she urged effort for democracy and wiser use of leadership as the democracy must work for both young and old.
The Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church organized at Fort Morgan held Sunday elections. Dr M Scheenbaur of Greely serves as president, with Rev G T Zuder of Fort Morgan as vice president and Rev A G Kruelder of Lyman Nebraska as treasurer. terms are two years as the Greater Rocky Mountain Synod absorbs the dissolved Colorado district.
The column notes several Weldona area residents visiting relatives in Lafayette and Fort Morgan, with mentions of hunting and fishing plans in Bavldor Canyon. It reports Mrs Griffith’s oil heater fire incident causing isolated damage, plus local grain market ters. Morin promoted to regional store manager in Alliance Nebraska after leaving Sunday for Alliance.
Pres. Cincinnat reports a jar on a bedroom window ledge emitted deadly fumes after a soft sizzling sound. A 29 year old woman, Henry Enso, died. a quart bottle and fumes led to a fatal incident. The couple’s 16 year old son Thomas woke, alerted neighbors, and a suspected extenuating cause is under investigation.
Denver reports the state board of health announced new rules relaxing health examinations for food handlers. Since the law took effect on January 1 1937 examinations were required every six months and will be adjusted to a different cadence for all food handling establishments.
An awards assembly at Kepner Mall honored Kepner High School students for athletic and general physical education achievements. Recipients included Dave Plake for basketball, softball, and track. Wesley Carlson for general PE. Don Carson for basketball. Kenneth Humyik for wrestling and softball. James Lard for basketball. James Miller for basketball. Thomas Mylander for track. Gene Norris for basketball and track. Charles Owen for general PE. Jake Steying for general PE and basketball. The list notes several more names and activities from the event.
Auburn residents Mr and Mrs W A Walton Geri and Lloyd traveled to Port Catlin to dine with friends at Cy Park. Mr and Mrs Harvey and Mrs H R Peer recently returned from Wahlen visiting Rev F W Crishnan. Bridgette club hosted by Mrs Philips with guests Mrs Kennett Mrs Neal Stearley Mrs Taaline Dell Miss Mary Jenesac Miss June Preeman and Miss Lois Hovkuson. High score went to Mary Jenesac and Tow to Axsom. Monry left Friday for KC Ty CG camp at Fort Bilas Texas for several weeks. Gerty Walker visited her sister Mrs Ihner Schmedt in the Big Bend district. Conrad Hoff and Mrs Gottlieb Alles attended the Ladies Aid meeting at St Pauls Congregational church Tuesday evening.
The Malorada state council will consider a resolution at the second war convention in Pueblo Friday. On Saturday, leaders of the organization said the plan would be discussed pending approval and public notice.
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