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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
8
A fragmented notice seeks guidance for a hobby classification display listing creative crafts, art, collections, and historical hobbies. It asks about exhibit types, required facilities, venue space, and planning steps for a hobby show. The text is garbled but centers on organizing a hobby display.
The Sixth annual Hobby Fair in Greeley invites entries in six classes including fine arts creative crafts artifacts collections scientific and historical. Deadline is Monday June 10 with entry blanks available at Meeker Museum Greeley Public Library and City Hall. The event runs Saturday 1 pm to 10 pm and Sunday 1 pm to 6 pm at the Community Building.
Weld County 4-H contest crowned Pierce Club with the grand award for a play titled Freesom's Bird. Cast members include Carl Lindblad Ken Lind vlay Sam Lindblad and Carolyn Felle plus many others from Pierce and Bracewell Lads. Blue ribbons awarded to senior division for speech with multiple 4-H clubs noted. Pierce Ag riculture club will represent Weld County at the state play and speech contest June 12 to 14 at Colorado State University Fort Collins.
A private citizen aided police in capturing 21 year old Richard Lee Trujillo after an alleged attempt to rob the East Side Market on 1217th Ave. The arrest followed a 8:15 a.m. call reporting an assault on Mrs. Andrey Gurtner. Trujillo, of 37 15th St., was held for robbery investigation as officers Sgt. Francis Albert Det. Clifford Land and Officer Richard Weldon pursued the case.
Rome Italy ranks sixth among major rice exporters behind Burma Thailand the United States Egypt and Cambodia. The report lists key players and highlights Italy's position in global trade.
Frederick Archuleig, 23, of Frederick, was found guilty by a district court jury of assault with intent to rob and assault with a deadly weapon. The charges stem from an alleged November attempted robbery and assault on Richard Martinez at St. Erie. County Judge William Tr. Shaw presided, with a single trial held Thursday afternoon.
A motorcyclist sustained bruises and a cut after an accident at 9 05 p m at Th St and Ath Ave Inswed Was Jewry McCloskey his 1961 motorcycle sustained 20 in damages A parked 1959 sedan owned by Alphonso Graham suffered 20 in damages Two non injury crashes were reported on Greeley streets on Thursday including a 1957 sedan driven by Robert L Hille Clintonville Wis with 330 in damages and a tractor trailer driven by William Bott Dalverr 805 Aust aay Sur Ave and 1th St 9 19%4 sedan driven by Anna M Hin mai JOINTh Ave and a Wait sedan driven by Ray E Fickharde at 63 ath St with 30 in damages.
A garbled report mentions officers in Fillfold, a nelicek tied to SID, payments and a LGA firm, then references broken school windows at Sepetow High. Donald Tate notes a request at 1:0 pm Thursday, with mention of a northwest corner and a doctor’s medicines.
In the Courts Municipal Court Roscoe S Morrow Windsor failed to yield right of way not guilty Steven Alles speeding traffic school Richard Gosick careless driving $18 and $8 vests Gilbert Shultz assault dismissed Fred L Harding Warren T Hatch speeding $10 and $3 casts Thomas Dean careless driving $15 Retta Ubrig signal light $5 and $8 casts Alex Steinbrecker illegal urn $5 and $$ casts Jerry L Monson reckless driving $25 and 31 costs Timialation on backing $5 and $4 UOals Mary Jo Ablborn moving parked vehicle $5 and $1 costs Roy 5 Liter limitation on backing $10 William Markham Pieres reckless driving $25 and 43 costs Katherine Scholl leaving driveway traffic school Boniface Mirelez reckless driving $% and $3 costs Lida Kay Early careless driving traffic school William Compton Jr speeding $15 and 83 costs Lynn Nethery Evans caveless driving $15 and £ 3 costs Jean Brown signal cost moving to La Salle etc. Numerous entries list penalties and addresses with many garbled names and places. In District Court William N Hansen Fort Gale ins filed a divorce complaint against Mrs Camilla A Hansen married Dec 28 1958 in Fort Collins they have no obstacles. David Levey Holdren granted divorce from Mrs Holdren on grounds of fertility. Marcavel Marle Coffman to her. The decree stored the plaintiff's teenvey name ial.
Lillie May Bright 90 of 10th Avenue died Thursday at Weld County Nursing Home. Born December 18, 1874 in Macadon Center Wayne County NL she moved to Lincoln Nebraska in 1880s and later to Waxtun and Greeley. Survived by daughter Anticle Locke son Clarence Bright sister Gertrude Faust. seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Adamson Memorial Chapel.
Auctioneer notes a large collection of household goods and furniture including an 80 inch item, electric range, refrigerator and freezer, washer and dryer, two bedroom sets, a Lane cedar chest, Noritake china, a ping pong table, a TV, a Polaroid camera, and various decor pieces. The sale emphasizes good condition and high value of many pieces with a light humor in the announcer’s note.
Plans for Sherwood School outline temporary arrangements as students within the new 7 boundaries attend three different campuses this fall. The new building is due January 1964, with operations starting in September under Principal Miss Wilmal Scott. The district describes the design as a model with four circular pods and dome ceilings, while students from Maplewood and Madison will ride buses from Franklin to their temporary sites.
Florida rancher Cushman S. Radebaugh urged U S cattlemen to resist being out-bartered in world trade talks. Speaking to the Colorado Cattlemen's Association, he warned that European Community nations may not lower tariffs, risking meat and dairy exports while they push cheaper imports. Trade-offs on grains could follow.
Mr and Mrs Philip Dalton of 1815 14th Street and their daughter Mary Anna were in a highway accident near Ellinwood Kansas while returning from a Nevada Missouri college graduation. The car was destroyed and all three were briefly hospitalized for cuts bruises and Mrs Dalton suffered broken ribs. They were taken to Ellinwood District Hospital for treatment and observation. On Wednesday the family was brought home to Gretley by Dalton s brother William Nichol and sister Mrs Donp old Crow and her husband from Cheyenne Wyoming.
Washington AP reports about 4 000 Alabama National Guardsmen will go on active duty shortly before measures to admit Negroes to state universities at the University of Alabama and at Mississippi schools. Army officials say the mobilization began months ago and is not tied to the admissions crisis. Thousands of Alabamians will wear federal uniforms as the university entries proceed. A high administration source says admission must proceed and federal force could be used if needed.
Loveland Memorial Hospital officials and area representatives reached a compromise to hire additional medical staff. The agreement aims to add nurses and other personnel, with priority on shifts, to reduce patient wait times and bolster hospital operations.
A garbled entry references payments of 1 dollar and 375 dollars related to a monthly charge. It mentions an institution and a hire depending on recovery of beds, but details and context are unclear.
The notice alters names and roles in a Tribone Wednesday sheet. It lists Harry Tenwinks as Wienplayer Morton Shoe and references AL Thorton Venting and Piayee laws. It notes Mohawks will marry Myh Cora this month and mentions Lorton Steg and Metal Shop in a formal correction.
Perry Realty announces that Mr Doane Ragmossen has joined as Staff of Real Estate Salesman. The team attended Valueville State College and is based in Benvon, with active involvement in local real estate circles.
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