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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
9
A Thursday evening event featured Dr Felix outlining mental health as aligning inner joy with self care. Attendees included Boy Scouts and local groups, with Mr Ha Merid introducing the talk. The talk sparked questions about youth recreation and access to self-help resources.
A church program is described with a sunlit service featuring garden-style pieces, choruses, and named child participants. The event includes "Fallow Glirjet" and "They Know" among selections, with notes on performers such as George J Heckendorn and others from Greeley.
Atmosphere of June reports shows the Veterans Affairs body releasing figures on how post 1934 economy act changes shift monthly benefits. Projections compare 1934 budget, economy act cuts, and the president’s modification order affecting Service Connected and Spanish War veterans with differing monthly pay levels and total outlays.
Fred J. Schick was elected Grand Knight at a K C officers meeting held at the St Peters school building. Lon J Titton van Winde named Deputy Grand Knight with a full slate including Walsh as chancellor and Phelps as recorder guiding the coming year.
Associate Press reports University of Colorado Boulder faced about 180000 in deposits at First National Bank of Boulder that failed to reopen. Comptroller Frank Wotcott acknowledged university funds but denied faculty salary cuts pending federal aid. bank's closure halted reopening actions. Regent meeting anticipated to decide next steps.
Peterson, a 64 year old inner farmer, was allowed to plead nolo contendere to charges of an unspecified offense. Sheriff Wyatt and deputy testified about a large liquor distillery found in Peterson's barnyard on Feb 23. Witness Gullaudicel pleaded guilty. judge Coffin accepted the plea and ordered Peterson to pay costs totaling $120.47.
A state budget note details a 200000 cut in expenses by the governor affecting numerous departments and positions. Reductions include assistant curators, librarians, welfare staff, inspectors, and travel funds. The report also notes a separate 1992 Great Britain fruit campaign tied to apple imports and a late 19th to early 20th century context.
County Judge Robert G. Strong explains the Old Age Pension Act goes into effect July 28 with area residents able to apply starting then. He notes applications must be signed by the applicant and filed by July 28, and the law requires state approval procedures and related details to be finalized before benefits begin.
A decomposed body found last Sunday in a smelt town north of here is thought to be Betha Cryder of Neckers. Swan of Caloratin Springs described the physique as matching and noted Cryder had separated from her husband and may have relatives in West Tal is Missouri. The sheriff and others identified the body as Cryder but the case remains uncertain due to decomposition.
A grand jury returned charges against Albaney Johnston, head of the Engineers Brotherhood, and several officers of the bank. The indictment accuses misapplication of funds tied to the collapse of the Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland. Investigators allege improper handling of assets by the fraternity officers.
A retraction notice in Aiken Tuesday lists attendees including Meadaméu E fl Molloy J M Minnis Adaline Nichols Delbert Bhi BOW May Ina Schoonover O Henry Nr and Arthur Marrall, all members at Dorothy Hobekan lodge. Mrs F Shanafell of Wenatches arrived to spend the summer with nearby relatives. Mr and Mrs W A Simmons Mil dred and Merkin Simmons visited Gonver Tuesday evening and will return Thursday. Mrs J M Minnis oversees activities during absences as others depart for home to Jackson after several weeks.
Ma and Mre J Wy Coonyball visited in Pierce A with Davis as a loose guest. Mrs Jeng Juromlassen hosted the J D Dridge club, with Akbar Andersen and Car Awanson as guests. Typhoid fever afflicts Mrs Mobori Mackenzie at Growley hospital. Nearby gatherings include a London Bridge club event hosted by Dale Curt and a forthcoming Wand concert at the pare. Barbara Morris and child visit Ina Schoonprer in Greeley.
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