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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

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Snowplows Fight To Open Rocky Mountain Park Road

Longfront June 10 a Rocky Mountain National Park crew of about 20 works to clear four feet of new snow blocking the road to Grand Lake and beyond. New rotary plows aid shovel teams as officials plan seasonal openings with bus connections to Granby and Grand Lake, boosting travel as snow eases.

Rocky Mountain National Park Ava Uva Hituda Grand Lake Tauriah Koagen Rocky Mountain Mreuspychv Cotpartmenta Hagmerd Chia Reasan Wad Ary Nownes Avery Vatirand Te Park Rocky Montahl Parka Transportation Ofielntn Fouyisia Granby North St. Veal Uwow Savd St .Ralway Julces Manning Lyons Manger Stocky Mountain Parka Transportalll Company Sossonge

Mrs Charles Davis 73 Seriously Ill After Stroke

Mrs Charles Davis aged 73 of 1317 17th street is seriously ill after a stroke in February and has been sinking rapidly. Her daughter Mrs Ueten Weight, living in Delaware, was due to arrive by plane, with relatives expecting arrivals from Los Angeles and Greeley as the Newark to Cheyenne flight faced delays.

Bre Charles Davis 17Th Street Gres Fey Eilidren Mrs. Davie Ueten Weight Daughler Mild

Early Leaders The Phaoaiclane among ancient markets

Early leaders of the Phaoaiclane are described as not only tin trading merchants of an ancient era but also involved in Isadora ta avitiing ven ares, indicating a broader role in historical industry and regional activity.

Phaoaiclane

Scorcher Smith Disguiser Signals Corps Deception

A concealed operative masquerading as a signaling figure disrupted Rio Pelota garrison operations by faking messages from Armara. The ruse caused soldiers to halt work while the railroad bridge at Rio Pelota was rebuilt under false pretenses.

Breoreyy Aro Carmaras Signal Corps Unemen Rio Pelota

Waterworks Boost In Snow Melt Drives River Flows

Warm weather drives rising flows on the Laramie and North Poudre systems as Douglas Lake fills. McAnelly notes river levels may rise 1,000 feet and seven lakes struggle to meet demand while diversions increase. No. 2 Ditch overflows Cape North Weld, streams run high with Glen Ellyn and nearby creeks swelling. authorities report record-like runoff across the basin.

Laramie Maton Hewlwaleys Deadman Michigan North Poudre Douglas Lake W. J. McAnelly Poudre Te Powdre Sud Cobb McAnelly Jas I. H. Kelly Tell Chis Os Narr Lake Millon No. 2 Lone Tree Creek Twin Lake Greeley Glen Elven Pox West Creek North Fars Thomason Crutk

Ancient Egyptian Jawbone Discovery Sparks Debate

A fragmentary description reports an ancient Egyptian jawbone from a person of Cloyt dated around 2600 B G. The object is linked to a drill hole and interpreted by some as evidence of a planned large project. Further study is needed to confirm context and significance.

Pioneer Stage Coach Driver Dies at 50 in Greeley

Elated by a long career Davis, a Civil War veteran and livery stable operator, died Saturday in Greeley at age 50. He drove the stage between Steeley and Fort Collins and later ran a ranch south of town. Funeral services set for 3:30 PM Monday at Parker Funeral Home with Rev. officiating. Revival sermons in town feature nightly talks by Violet Kittenberg with topics on sin, war, and Soviet Russia.

Willan Fort Murgo Dawae Fort MorKig Beverly Tryl Greeley Davis Steeley Fort Collins Fort Morgan Bid Vivian Club B.poo Elks Ledge Parker

Bons Family Visiting in Daughter’s Home

Eighty five year old H M Bons former resident and head of a news agency arrives Sunday from Green River to spend a month with his daughter Mrs Date Molhant in Wheonts Arizona. They plan to leave Greeley in July to celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary with daughter Mrs Shelver.

H. M. Bons Greeley Billbird Jar Tor Leveling Alley Altalang Green River Wye Date Mtolhant Airs WL UL Shelver Shelver Unison Werte Iomakia Creolay Alond Ater

Stork Express Delivers Daughters in Small Town Notices

A newborn girl named Carolyn June was born to Mr and Mrs Patrick Wht at a Greeley kennel. Nellie Mabluaie of Creches is remembered. Toby Mbors named for Betsy and Clayton Boney of Evans report a son born on May 30.

Stork Express Migs Thad Tarlick Boreland Evans Dousld Lean

Road Oiling Plan Discussed By County Committee

Hudson Fort Lupton road oiling discussed as the roads committee consults with the highway department to cooperate on financing. Commissioners were urged to share half the project's expense while residents questioned the benefit of the program.

Hudson Fort Lupton Cam Inorye Roads Committee Moray Weged Cony

Colorful Ceremonies Mark Ordination of Rev. John E. Bowers

The May morning ordination of John Edward Bowers to deacon in the Episcopal Church at Trinity Church Fort Lupton featured a solemn service with a bishop preacher, a choir, and readings. After vows of conformity and a formal laying on of hands, Bowers delivered a gospel reading and received the Eucharist as the congregation joined in wholeness of worship. Trinity parish invites all to his 11 o’clock sermon the following Sunday.

John Edward Bowers Fred Ingley Diocese of Colorado Miluame Hotelikiss Au Eown Fort Lupton Gi Episcopal Church Vnes der Wale Viear Trinty Church Greeley Fdteny Pamett Jones Victor Walue Our Lord's Whitsandy Jand Chen Bowers Lian Poe Lin Mit Mr. Bowers Nhea Orang Land Niomecareet Jobin Chatn John Bowers Trinity Church

Custodian School Opens at College

The elosanthania custodians' school opens at GSCH College under Dr. C. Ly Trozel, with Barlon Meeker as assistant director. Registrations rise from across Colorado and New Morica as the program covers building systems, heating, plumbing, electrical work, and related trades.

Elosanthania Colorado Bratg Catlore C. Ly Trozel GSCH Echoal Department of Extension Barlon Meeker Caloraio New Morica Coniger von Rathan Fir Trexel Robjerk Dempasy Kroitrids al Afutrity Uf Citutadians

Man Wanted for Kidnap Crime Seeks Native of Crndoa N

Washington June 10 Here is a description from William Manan, alleged kidnapper in a Native of Crndoa case. He is five feet ten and a half inches tall, weighs 486 pounds, with a regular build. He has black hair, brown eyes, a medium-light complexion, a small scar on the left cheek, burns on the inner forearms, a few cuts on the left middle finger and right forefinger, and wears a blacksmith auto mechanic belt.

Washington Edgar Hoover William Manan Weyerhaeuser Crndoa N Emall Rlohe

District Debt Being Reduced by Major Payments This Month

The district will reduce indebtedness by about 3 317000 as tax and interest payments are made this month. Bond redemptions cover building projects for Cameron and Lincoln schools, with total payments and series outlined including a 46000 payment this year and 15000 system reduction. Several bonds at 4 4 percent, totaling 652000 and 260000 originally, show planned retirements through 1996, as the district aims to lower overall liabilities amid various financing adjustments.

Clive Muroy County Lrensupsr Lameron Lincoln WIDL Thy Ivériet Bulldime Ees Aguior Chisivaie Yealof High Che Winhth Avenue Cymnasium Construction

Unable to Swallow Boy Fed Through Tube

A child aged four is unable to swallow due to paralysis and requires feeding via tube. Doctors in Seattle and elsewhere have tried remedies and expert opinions have been sought without success. The family hopes for improvement with time as specialists consider ongoing care.

Pancakes and Guests Enjoy Fishing Jaunt

Mr and Mrs J D Pancake of Gree toy returned Saturday evening from a fishing trip to Sapinera on Wie Gon digan Fiver. They were aided on the trip by Mr and Mrs BM Nerralt of Kansas City and Dr and Mrs A J Mackey and children of Magstate. Fishing in the Guntisan was excellent the past few days but high waters are retreating more steady. Weather and market notes follow with Denver produce prices and related commodities.

J.D. Patcake Gree Sapinera Seeatelinh Salida Ppan

Lux Demonstrations at Greeley Dry Goods

Lux demonstrations of the value of Lux products will be held at Greeley Dry Goods Co this week. Miss Maree Wall, a leading expert from the Lux Laboratories at Cambridge, Mass, will lead the events and offer fashion hints to shoppers. Each purchaser of washable fabrics will receive a tax free recovery package and helpful tips from Miss Wall.

Lux Greeley Dry Quads Co Maree Wail Ja Waghabutty Lux Inharatories Camridge Mass Ins Greeley Dry Goods Co Miss Wall Lae Jaharatorias

Washington Cab Strike Grips Capital Amid Violence

Washington faced a driver strike by chief taxi groups with about 400 cabs affected and reports of minor clashes as national Shrine conclave drew crowds. Premier Cab and Consolidated Cab lines joined, citing intimidation fears and warnings during the convention.

Washington Mithorkinn Chouuanda Ni Enziy Dyfyera Jmamidad Cab Company Apatnat Guy" Deivara Ganselidated Cab Company Premier Sleceta John Mellowell Fellowa Sro J

Bonfils Estate Bequeathed to Denver Daughters

The will of Helle Darton Bonfils provides that the residuary estate passes to her daughters Miss Helen G. Hail and Miss May G. Berry. Specific bequests are paid first, then the residuary shares, with the Post Printing & Publishing Co. holding a stake. Probate was filed in Denver County with W. B. Swinney and West National Bank executives noted as parties. A hearing on delaying probate was set for July.

Denver Tune World le Jade Runfite Abad

Kersey Man Captured by Police Over Car Damage

A Kersey man was captured by police after a dispute over car damage on Eighth Avenue near Trellit Street. Claude Daviy of 301 Thirteenth Street admitted fault. another driver Vatenghez reportedly damaged a second vehicle while attempting to flee.

Kersey Pele Valezques Glifet Bogsay Nira Claude Daviy Thirteenth Street Valezues Eighth Avenue Trellit Street Vatenghez Ilo Boggs

Five Graduates at St Peter’s School During Exercises

Five students received diplomas from Rev Father B J Frooge at St Peter’s Junior High School graduation in the Catllale church. Recipients were Marie Thompson, Loyola Jarvis, Charles Ule loka, Hiro Koster, and Ray Leake. A class photo followed the service.

B. J. Frooge Loz St Peter's Catlalle Marie ‘Thompson Loyola Jarvis Charles Uleloka Hiro Koster Ray Leake

Three Students Fail to Repay Fee Debts at Colorado College

A report from Baron Meeker of the Associated Students shows only three students in the year’s quarters failed to repay the $5 fee borrowed to cover a student fee. At year end, 35 delinquents remained unpaid, with 28 still outstanding.

Jenet Colorado State College of Eaucalion Baron Meeker

Greeley Police Watch for Mahan Manhunt

Greeley police, led by Chief W. H. Boggs, stopped two out of state cars Monday while seeking William Mahan, the third man sought by federal agents in the case. The hunt also focused on the Pmustart lander with Kablo, who escaped authorities.

Greeley Weyerhaeuser W. H. Boggs William Mahan Bogus Pmustart Lander Kablo Wite

Receiver to be appointed in Colorado water case

Johospotul Inestavent Company of Foct Collins files in Larimer district court to place Powdre Valley unit of the Greeley Powdre system under receivership. Frederic W. Clark of Fort Collins to be asked to appoint a receiver and a foreclosure decree to be entered.

Johospotul Inestavent Company Foct Collins Larimer Powdre Valley Greeley- Powdre Blalriet Blge Frederic W. Clark Fort Collins Paintiff

Four from Greeley Graduated at N U

Ten years ago Houlkhens Mans W take Ye Coleridge bar excuaiation this sumer. Chauncey William Patterson and Clarence Kerger were graduated from the dentistry college. Patterson will return to Greely Tuesday. Kerger to do a year of internship before practice. Dupwood 42. Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs G D Jackson, received bachelor of science in basic resin anrinishd lotte.

Foire Greelay Voss Nebraska Metilikuy Chauncey William Patterson WW. Patterson Clarence Kerger G. d. Kersey Dentistry College Pattergon Greeluy Wang Keysey Dupwood Dackson Atvani Mra GK Dacksom Lotte

Intervene in Suit Against Gold Mines Case Revival

The Intervenors seek to intervene in a suit against Gold Mines alleging misrepresentation and loss from stock purchases. They claim Loustailet and others invested thousands in a mining concern, with shares bought and alleged mismanagement. Trial was set for later this week before a jury.

Fim TetiGion Walter 8 Lauguralet Maud Meeker Gulhimad Creeley Witlett Les Vought Loustilat P Loustailet Lousiaiet Cain

Weld County Colorado School District Bond Notice

Weld County Colorado notices call for payment on 1920 school district bonds dated June 15 1920 and issued by Weld County for District No 11k. The notices list 469 000 eight percent building and funding bonds due June 15 1930 and related serial bonds with interest claims, stating payments were due May 1 1933 at the Trust Company Denver. County Treasurer of Weld County reads as of May 1 1935.

Fundy Creeley Colorado Tarvey & Witwer Weld Reeley Lune

For Rent Apartments Ad Appears on Tribune Want Page

A classified item in the Tribune suggests vacancies exist for rental units. The ad hints at available apartments listed on the newspaper's Want Ad page.

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