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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

5

Local court fines and traffic charges across multiple towns

Fort Collins resident Nola Cappa pays five dollars and costs after a short check. Greeley residents Larry L Walker and Mildred Deubach each face five dollars and costs for no license plates. Santos Salazar of Kersey pays three dollars and costs for an operator’s license. Windsor sees Howard Roth fined 150 dollars and costs for careless driving speeding and improper passing after a chase on 34. Greeley officer Ismael Salas reports driving violations by Jess driving and a separate ten dollar fine with costs for another local note.

Nola Cappa Fort Collins Larry L. Walker Greeley Mildred Deubach Santos Salazar Kersey Howard Murrey Harvey Alexander Roth Route 4 Windsor Melvin Hoke William Foster Roth Hoke Foster Rothel Ismael D. Salas Gill Care Jess

In The Courts County Court Interlocutory Divorce Granted

Flavio Lucero of 301 N Uh Ave was granted an interlocutory divorce decree from Mrs. and the case proceeds in the County Court.

Flavio Lucero Uh Ave

Probation Granted for Hudson and neighboring youths

Judge Roy M. Briggs placed two Hudson area youths aged 15 and 16 on probation up to two years for stealing on May 9 and 38. A 15-year-old from Greeley and a 15-year-old from Longmont received probation for law violations tied to dates in April. Two Greeley girls aged 17 and 16 were ruled juvenile delinquents for a May 3 matter, with reports awaited. A 9-year-old Johnstown boy had a petition dismissed per the probation officer’s recommendation.

Elsie Lucero Hudson Area Roy M. Briggs Greeley Longmont Briggs Gresley Police Li Carrol Long Johnstown

Windsor Welcomes Mrs Hyde on Provocative Colorado Visit

Windsor hosts Mrs T H Hyde after she flew in from Beverly Hills to spend three weeks visiting friends in Windsor and area. She plans to depart Saturday. neighborhood gatherings include a coffee at the Schmode home and visits with local residents, teachers, and business leaders. Democratic Workers school slated for Thursday in Windsor features Helen Lee James Shelton and Gordon Thobstson as part of Weld County leadership lineup. Open house honors Halph Hickman and wife on thirtieth wedding anniversary draws guests from multiple towns. Hickman vice president of First National Bank serves on board of directors.

Windsor T. H. Hyde Beverly Hills Calif Gordon Thbatson Halph Hickman Jeanne Hickman Allen Cheyenne Denver Greeley Fort Colling Laporte Baptist Allen P. Hickman F. G. Callette Arthur Carlson Lory Ferguson B. 8. Spindle

Local Family Moves to Buggs Wyoming

Mrs C H Lengel and Mrs Donald along with Dean and Mra Chris Lohry join Mr and Mrs Hickman in relocating their daughter and granddaughter Marilyn Kay Alien to their home at Buggs Wyoming.

C.h.lengel Donald Dean Mra Chris Lohry Mrs. Hickman Marilyn Kay Buggs Wyo

Denver Girl Drowns in Public Swim Pool

Elizabeth A. Matty, 18, died while swimming at an east Denver public outdoor pool run by the Young Men's Christian Association. Police planned an autopsy to determine cause. the mother cited possible epilepsy. Fire and medical teams spent two hours attempting revival.

Denver Elizabeth A.matty The Young Men’s Christian Assa Miss Matty Margaret Matty Fire Dept

Midvale Honors Record with 2000 Courtesy Tickets

Midvale officers handed out 2000 thank you tickets as the city marked its seventh anniversary without a traffic fatality. The event included community outreach by Rexall stores and local suppliers, with S&H stamps promoted at Gilbert, Bishop and Veldoyado Druge- Adv.

Midvale Utah Rexall S&h” Stampa Gilbert, Bishop Veldoyado Druge Adv

Zale Profit Sharing Trust Gains Surplus Amid Yearly Contributions

Zale Jewelry reports a 465000 dollar employee profit sharing contribution with trust net assets exceeding 2.5 million and total assets at year end March 31 1958. Investment earnings rise to 88305 15 while the firm notes 32.6 percent contribution per employee and compares figures to prior years.

Zale Zale Jewelry Company Ben A. Jipshy

How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place

An advertisement promotes FASTEETH a non-sold alkaline powder to keep dentures secure and comfortable. It claims teeth won’t slip bite or feel gummy and says it helps control denture odor. Available at drug counters today.

Zale Trust Expands as 854 Employees Enroll

Zale employees participating in the trust reached a new high of 854, with 190 receiving first credits to their accounts. Key enrollees include C. J. Tillott, A. J. Warren, Bonnie McMillin and Thelmy Hettinger. Local record shows rising annual salaries for participants.

Zale C. J. Tiilott A. J. Warren Bonnie McMillin Thelmy Hettinger

Right Sound Advice at Hoboken Jail

Hoboken New Jersey police post a blunt sign over the cell row entrance claiming inmates should leave if they dislike the jail. The sign reads 1 cent you do not like it here stay out, reflecting a terse response to complaints from inmates.

Hoboken N. d

Hillside Brentwood Bookmobile Hours Set

Weld County librarian Betty Adcock announced new hours for the Hillside and Brentwood bookmobile stops. The Brentwood site moves to 1:30 to 3:20 p.m. on Wednesdays, effective this Wednesday, while Hillside remains 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Hillside Brentwood Weld County Library Betty Adcock Weld County Sill Side

Bookmobile Schedule Shifts With New Summer Hours

The Tribune wants ads note new summer schedule: starting June 16 the bus runs Mondays from 1 40 p.m. to 3 30 p.m. and hours shift to 2 to 3 30 p.m. Beginning June 12 the bookmobile stops at Jackson field prefab homes at 9 10:80 a.m. every other week.

Jackson Field

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