Advanced Ages Baker Family Remembered in Weld County
Many floral tributes marked the fifth welding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Baker as they hosted an inter party at the home of their son and daughter Dr and Mrs Walter. Walter Baker, a Civil War veteran and former militia member, lived in Ellsworth and Parmers Bow before settling in Creeley. Surviving relatives include children Sarah Gard Denison T Ro Wilson Clarence Baker Parmers Bow Hal G Blue and many grandchildren. Funeral and service arrangements set for Macy's drawing room with service at Brave Faye Grove.
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Conetina
Clarendon
Weld
Mrs. Daker
Tyen
Urett
Sonl
Mra. Walie
Ahem
Baker
Chevolety
North Garolina
Allis
Betty Powers
Salt K. Kan
Sey Yurth
Kan
Elsworth
Creeley
Walter
Ty Saldler
Home Guard
Witt Warlers
Leavenworth
Bat
Hagan
Rice
St. Louiis
Kansas City
Susamnah Cox
Oskland
Windsor preacher ordains Pollock at St John’s College
Graduates in Windsor gather for ordination of Pollock to deacon at Willias church with others present from Pollick’s Greates circle. Mowden leads service. Pollock to San Cruces to ordain bishop. Communion by Dr Bonell. BA degree presented to Lonfring Johnson. Holy Communion sermon by Howden.
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Matton
Willias
Tia Yoy
E ‘5 College
Greeley
Cnimt
Pollick
Windsor
Frederick FR. Mowden
WweTnWe
B. G. Johnson
Lhent
Denelh
H. J. Wiebking
Heaulon
Pollock
San Cruces
N. Ah
Horndon
Wilay
Bonell
Howell
Lonfring P. Johnson
Cole
Howden
Nelsong
Arthur Moulton
Salt City
Robert Atlee
Salton
John's
Wonen
Banks Favor Law Curbing Check Usage
Banks welcomed a proposed law to reduce the number of checks written. The plan, anticipated to take effect in June next year, would tax each check, with banks charging depositors for the cost. Officials say the tax aims to simplify accounting and receipt handling, though some worry about depositor burden.
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Les Banks
Mt Law
Greeley
Thoreday
Sha Hank
John R. Mott Endorses Dry Vote Position
John R. Mott of New York, president of the International Missionary Council, favors reshriminaion of the world prohibition issue. A Times cable reports he sees merit in educating the public beyond partisan lines and warns against offering repeal advocates a blank check while proposing an alternative plan. He notes prohibition’s impact amid debate and mentions Rockefeller Jr. as an example of changing views.
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New York
Tohn BR. Mott
International Missionary Conned
World'a al- Huneo
A. C
London
Unite States
Geome Wny
Timea
Mottaul
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Solagn
America
Rocknfeller
Dr. Moit
Rev Strahl and Wife To Arrive at Greeley June 16
Rev Strahl and his wife travel from Princeton New Jersey heading to Greeley to take up as new pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. They depart Princeton on June 5 and expect to arrive around mid June. The appointment follows the resignation of Rev Creswell.
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Rev. Strahl
Greeley
W. R. Adams
First Presbyterian
Witford W. Stroll
Princeton
N. J
Strahl
Princeton University
Department of Philosophy
First Presbyterian Church
Fish Creswell
Share Wille
Athany, Noy
Joe T
Mio
Jameg
Walker
Sherwood
Rai
Seabury
Franklin UD. Roosevelt
Linthie
Hs Hnfatadtor
Seaborg
Tigalata
Walker Cave
Clarge
Iscal
Benetury
Nedona
Hha jAscal
Dra
Jess
Roosevelt
New York
To of Featury
Hay
Losbury
Capitol
Capitol Caxpacty Tte Vagy Ta He Concluded Hafarg
Democratic Nation
Klatlag
Trina
Meyor
Equitable
Central Weld Sees Light Rain Across Region
Central Weld reported a light rainfall on Wednesday with at least a belt of showers around Greeley and Eaton totaling 14 inches in nearby towns. Windsor District saw slightly less, about 12 inches, as the Poudre River kept a moderate flow. Weather remains favorable for forming a flood-control ditch project over 600 feet, as irrigation needs strain river levels and local diversions.
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Greeley
Eaton
Windsor Distelee
Poudre
Infant’s burial delay ends in unexpected cry
A newborn boy, reportedly dead after birth to Mr and Mrs Walter Greene, awoke with a loud cry while being prepared for burial at an undertaking establishment. A physician had pronounced death. the infant was rushed to a hospital incubator, leaving the father, a truck driver, unaware until his Philadelphia trip.
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Arancized
Pittsburgh
Mea
Walter Greene
Philadelphia
Cole Returns to Greeley M E Church in Colorado Conference
Reverend W D Cole pastor at Greeley Methodist church is reappointed in the annual Colorado conference. Rev A M Carpenter, former Tusxtun, replaces the late Rev J B Smith who died in October. Carpenter to Windsor. 10 other Weld county Methodist appointments listed with pastors at Pueblo Denver and Greeley among others.
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W. D. Cole
Greeley | Moethoust
Teachers College
Sewit
Iren Yaronehnveh
Braver
Vans
OP Archer
Ebyana
Cele
Methodist
Carson Speaks to Local Rotary Club
Gresley Rotarians heard Ray M. Carean of Teachers College discuss Hacky Mountain conference affairs at a Wednesday meeting after a prior talk. The program featured a college male chorus under J De Forent Cling and a humorous description of the flaking train by J C Ewing. Eight guests brought trout for the annual trout dinner in Wyoming about 43 miles from Whentland led by Bruce Parker and Mrs Parker.
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Traut Dioner
Gresley
Ray M. Carean
Collec
Hacky Mountain
J. de Forent Cling
J.C. Ewing
Hema
Ely
Rotaylang
Wyoming
Whentland
Bruce Parker
Fisherines
Mrs. Parker Gontatontim
Been
Council Park Panel to Discuss Spraying Friday
The city council park committee will meet at 4 p.m. Friday with Street Superintendent Willant Welsh and County Agent H. H. Blinpoon to receive reports from Simpson and Welsh on the necessity for and the apparatus for spraying trees in Grseley.
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Council
Willant Welsh
H. HH
Blinpoon
Simpson
Welsh
Grseley
Commencement Held at Colorado Teachers College
Commencement exercises were staged for graduates in the senior ensemble. The procession featured a bugle band playing Hold That Tigers in memory of Zeb Sint. Fred Coney delivered the address urging students to learn from simple stories and maternal figures.
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Colorado Teachers College
Wathorine
Zeb Sint
Tigers
Tha Glin
Fred Coney
Mirbbard
New Trial Denied in Adams Manslaughter Case Here
District Judge CC Coffin denied a motion for a new trial in the Adams manslaughter case. Assistant D A Snyder pressed for sentence on the voluntary manslaughter conviction. Attorney William Ti Kelly obtained a stay of entry to July 6.
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Adains
CC. Coffin
Snyder
William Ti. Kelly
Fleisher of Purple Gang Surrenders in Detroit
Fleisher, linked to the Lindbergh baby case and Detroit’s Purple Gang, surrendered at 10220 a.m. at the police headquarters with two lawyers. He appeared nervous, faced photographers, and was taken to the prosecutor’s office for an afternoon conference. The case ties to the Windsorwood and Lindbergh kidnappings, with former gang members already serving sentences.
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Detroit
Tlarty Fleisher
Callingwood
Minganera
Qillon
Fletcher
Rowe
Sfarry S. Tor
Auuto
Metsher
Conta
Edward H. Kennedy, Jr
Altamey
Fletsher
Tares
Detyol
Purple Gang
Fletshers
L Ater
Kidleg
Flelaher
California
Mexico
United States
Thasa
Ilin
Veterans Will Go Home When Bonus Is Won
Walter W. Waters of Portland, Oregon, the fourth commander in chief, states the ragged veterans will not evacuate until their bonus demands are met. He describes plans to accept aid and rations, with two members set to depart for an arkamen destination in Baltimore, Maryland, as supplies are donated.
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C. P. Williamson
Washington
Ragged Veterans Army
Boana
Flent
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Sesslon Seld
Hfaragard
Hanna
Waters
Ae Pommanierin Eblot
Raskab Gives 100000 to Democratic Party
New York June 3. Tolin J Raskab democratic national chairman announced he cancelled and converted into a grant the $100,000 owed by the democratic national committee. The report to the House shows a deficit rise from March 2 to May 31 to 459,358 with $492,787 notes held by County Trust Co New York.
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Dra
New York
Tolin J. Raskab
Ikwan
County Trust Company of New York
County ‘Trust Company
Tiwothy J. Mara
Tatrick J. Kenny
Alfred HK. Smith
Newton Will Give Address to Graduates at Colorado City
The forty second annual commencement at Colorado State Teachers College features Dr Jesse J Newton as speaker on The Teachers in the New America. Awards and degree presentations follow with college officials and trustees arranging the ceremony.
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Dessa
Newlop
Lincoln
Teachers Corte Co Hythdis University
Colorado Siatu Teachers College
Nawlon
New America
Tawey Norch
Granford Hall
Charles N. Jackson
J. J.tomas
Dirrector
Stev
Ay F
Zimmerosa
College Chaptains
Eugene Seastand
Futat
Lneillie Towles
Teacher du Ue
Jesse J H. Newton
the Gross
J. Allen Grubb
Leglia PD
Alidan
Winfiell D. Amimentrout
Frank C. Jean
George Willard Frasier
Larry V. Kepney
Ute Board of Trustees
Cuisir- Hin
Board of Trustees
A. F. Ilmermayt
Iron Crags
de. Olivor M. Digkeradat
Thomas Gains Injunction To Protect Land
Wilbur Thamay of Barnesville secured an injunction from Judge GC Goffin to shield three sections of cattle grazing land northeast of Barneaville from trespass by GH Kimo and UG Button. The written decision quotes a Colorado supreme court rule on farmer liability and fencing for crop protection and sheep herding. Herbert J Mano of Greeley represents Wilburn Thomas.
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Wilbur Thamay
Barnesville
GC. Goffin
Kimo
UG. Button
Bar Eaville
Goffin
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Herbert J. Mano
Greeley
Ate Tomay
Wilburn Thomas
Two Short Check Passers Arrested by Ault Marshal
Three men, Dick Carr, 29, Allan Howard Smith, 30, and Dick Action, 30, were arrested in Ault by Marshal WG Tegmann after the officers found their car papers altered. They are wanted for short checks at Farmington and are said to have passed bad checks in Fort Collins, Loveland and other Colorado towns.
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Arlinta
Ault
WG. Tegmann
Lcense
Dick Carr
Allan Holard Smith
Dick Action
Sling James
Ellsworth
Farmington
N. ML
Fort Collins
Loveland
Colorado
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local News
Tribune lists contact numbers for society pages local news and editorial matters as well as business advertising job printing subscriptions. The page guides readers to reach newsroom departments for society notices and classifieds.
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Tribune
Parade Here for G. A. R.s State Meet
A news item describes a parade for the G A R state meet to be held midweek June 15 1947 with participants from the Colerain convention Cuarnin Army of the Rapihiles and Maixtiayy groups and local officials. Delegates from veterans organizations will march to a flag ceremony at Liveau parks and return to the city.
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Armagemeritea
Colerain
Cuarnin
Rapihiles
Maixtiayy
Ar Cain
Ed Looney
Chamber of Commeres
George B Minat
Elintromn
Gregley Polles Department
Colorado National Guard
Grand Army of the Republic
Hellet Corpa
Ladies
Dakghiara
Sons of Veterans
AUN Mary
Sons of Veterane
Sreuls
Veterans of Foreign Ware
World War Véterana
Roy
Greeley Man Among Those Selling Land for National Park
A Greeley resident among buyers selling land for Rocky Mountain National Park. Government valued purchases at about 342,500 dollars for 4,382 acres within the park boundaries. Deeds show compensation around 190 dollars per acre, with Peterkin receiving about 4,500 acres at nearly 200 per acre and several mountain resorts included.
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Greeley
National Park
Petrikli Af
Peterkin
Moeralna Lodge
Slead’s
Sprenroo's
Torseghne
Tear Lake Road
Afar
Alne
Ble Elk, Horseshoe
Rocky Mountain Park
Fish Die and Cows Are Sick Near Kankakee River
Beecher Wisconsin June 9 conditions along the Kankakee river were poor. Fish were dying and cows in pastures along the stream were affected. Prohibition agents traced the cause to waste mash from a local distillery carried into the river. Ernest Heldt and Tony Franca were arrested. They faced grand jury bonds of $7,000 each issued by a United States commissioner.
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Beecher
Kankakee
Neithar
Prohibition Department
Prohibition Agente
Pins
Ernest Heldt
Atlal
Tony Franca
States Comrol
Walker Fate Now Put Up to Roosevelt
The article outlines Walker and Sherwood money dealings tied to Mayor Walker and the Roosevelt administration. It cites Sen. Seabury and Gov. Roosevelt weighing action, detailing large sums and alleged improper favors, with investigations and possible removal looming.
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Walker
Roosevelt
Huge Swindle in Baby Hunt Is Recounted
Witnesses recount a suspected Lindbergh baby kidnapping fraud involving Mrs McLean and Conograted Trem Wantington Jeno amid embezzlement charges against Gaston B Meann. The case ties to a $104000 payment for negotiations with the Lindbergh family while police and prosecutors present details.
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Wantington
Jeno
Eoward B. McLean
Lia Washinton
Gaston B. Meann
Nancy
McLean
Means
Kiunapera
Lindbergh
Justice
Department
Ed Marshall Comments on Mexico Migrant Scene
Ed Marshall of Sireeley states that the number of Mexicans is dwindling near the court house Lincols park and the pool halls. He notes the tourist season has begun and expresses concern over eastern states traveling through Urog.
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Ed Marshall
Sireeley
Lincols Park
Old Mexico
Sastern
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