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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1939
Page
2
A jumble of garbled lines references justice freedom and fraternity as core values in Americanism. The fragment mentions central streets, attacks, and public figures, but the disordered text limits clear events, names, or dates. The piece reads like garbled OCR with scattered references to places, people, and activities.
A fragmented newspaper item notes seniors honoring George Norlin with a memorial event. The text includes mentions of personalities, dates, and unclear details, referencing a public recognition or ceremony and a obituary-like fragment about a person named Mickword, aged 67, with scattered phrases about faith and community.
Fort Collins WPA zone supervisor Joseph P. Collopy was ordered moved from his post by Paul D. Shriver administrator of Colorado Works Progress Administration for permitting excavation of a basement on property owned by S. Warren Riddell. Rufus Roller a Fort Collins WPA foreman was discharged. Riddell was absolved of wrongful intent. Shriver announced after conferring with several Fort Collins WPA officials and state operatives. A request for investigation of WPA in Larimer county followed from a local association leader.
Fifty men are enrolled at the school here for custodians. Fifty cadets are listed at Samara state college for training duties and supervision. The superintendent of grounds and the event schedule are noted, with students slated for certification and assignment to posts on Saturday.
Nomination details list Mui as a candidate for a pushmaster role in Johnstown. The fragmented text references seats, dates, and local figures, with unclear names and placements.
In a Chamber of Commerce gathering the plan outlined stalls for up to forty horses at a forthcoming rodeo meet. Various officials noted ongoing preparations and anticipated strong attendance as exhibitors and vendors set up displays and activities.
A stream of birth notices and marriages appears from Greeley and nearby towns. Mrs J J Looney announces a birth at Denver. Mr and Mrs Abbott welcome a child at Denver. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wy of Botrull Michigan report a son born May Surnames Veatch and Shaw appear, noting descendants and family ties. The Community aspiral lists Marjorie Sandes as a newly named figure tied to local families.
Colorado Christian churches gather in Collins for a three day convention. The event features sermons by pastors from Greely and neighboring areas, with daily services, fellowship meals, and a Wednesday morning educational program led by Dr Kayette S. Hileka at Philips University in Bok Oklahoma.
Leona Morgenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morgensen of Arnold Park Cheyenne and a Windsor High graduate married Sergeant Eugena Navi of Cheyenne in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Windsor Christian church parsonage officiated by Rev A N Martin. Witnesses included KEien Morgensan Aleter Paul Kuentzel Mrs A M Martin Laura Fae Martin and Ralph Becker. Laura Fae Martin sang If Love You Truly. The couple will make their home at 2508 Reel avenue in Cheyenne.
The Town Campus Picnic at Jackson Field on Wednesday afternoon will be renamed Festiva. A competition by the Chamber of Commerce selected the winning title from 115 entries for the community welcome event.
Taylor loses appeal to the Supreme Court over a school superintendent resignation. The decision, reported by Newvue, details that the Civil Service Commission and Board of Control refused to permit withdrawal of the resignation. Laymand W. Combs remains designated as superintendent amid the dispute.
Orville T. Austin 70 a former resident of Severance and Groeley died Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Defla Emery in Port Callite after eight months with a heart ailment Survivors include three children Ray Austin Mrs Gertrudy Morwta of Greeley and Pan 8 Austin of Lav erance Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in Fort Collins with interment at Eaton cemetery
Fort Collins June 12 A NEC member from the fourth street gang of Greeley, who had applied for parole, was sentenced to the state reformatory at Mi Vieit by District Judge Coffin. The 16 year old youth probation was revoked after Denver records showed he led a ring of youthful delinquents stealing 4 automobiles and 35 bicycles. A 14 year old boy, the youngest member, will be sentenced next week from the juvenile division. two more pled and await sentencing. The gang was linked to burglary and forgery.
Four men were arrested on drunken driving charges over the weekend by Courtesy Patrol. Hubert Gunsor, 46, of Aultwas, was released from county jail. Aaron R. Williame, 22, of la Salle, jailed with companion Alfredo Castra, 22, held for investigation. Joe Collerrera, 29, of Severance and Sant Castanedi, 26, of Piatteville, faced separate charges. Castaneda nabbed by Marshal Bruce of Wlatteville and held for processing.
West Point dispatch notes President Romayell urging caution amid global threats. Roosevelt press remarks stress defense emphasis to new graduates at the U.S. Military Academy, referencing no specific nations while noting King George and Queen Elizabeth's U.S. visit. Market notes on beans, pintos, greens, cad, and poultry prices included.
A strong wind swept Pierce area Friday causing damage to beet fields and other crops. Many trees were broken by large branches and several windows shattered. Local residents reported debris and scattered movement as families visited relatives and graduates attended ceremonies in Denver.
Philip Jordan family, living two and on fourth miles northeast of La Balle, is how recovering nicely after food poisoning last Friday. A doctor said Monday the ice cream has been sent to a laboratory for analysis.
The appropriations committee recommended to the House a total expenditure of 8 million dollars for an air depot at Under and 4 million dollars for an air base at Fairbanks Alaska. The bill includes 292,095,547 dollars in supplemental military appropriations to fund the project.
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