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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
2
A Rotary International president urged unity at the closing session of the week-long international gathering. He stressed that people of different lands races and creeds must work together to educate future generations toward peace and mutual understanding without threats from any nation.
Reports state two men Morey Upsitaburah Breaniss and Martin Golden were executed as chief executioners of a Brooklyn murder ring. The group allegedly killed 31 people during racketeering and robbery.
In Havana on a formal ceremony at the presidential palace a $14 027 000 deal signs for 400 000 tons of Cuban sugar. Participants include President Fulpondo Spaneta Premier Carlos Baladrigas Jefe M Cortina Domingo Moralesart Castillo and representatives of the Sugar Institution and the Sugar MIT Own era Association. Ambassador George B Messer and U S officials attended.
Justice Will, newly appointed head of the United States judiciary, plans a Colorado trip next week for a two week vacation with his wife. Denver attorney L Ward Banteter disclosed he had prior contact with the Justices and Mrs Vik, noting the trip was intended for recreation.
Reports from Washington indicate President Noogavell plans to nominate either Francis Diddle or Thurman W. Arnold for the next attorney general role. Jackson’s elevation to associate justice and Martha Stone’s promotion add to a reshuffle of top Justice Department leadership amid anticipated protests and a possible 40 day approval window.
Community notes describe a June 26 ice cream social at the Carr school house to benefit children in need and local groups. Guests included Mrs Ly n Chadwick and Mrs W J Geitlin. Donations will support a money waking project and a birthday offering to the secretary before July 9. A related event featured trout fryer demonstrations by Trout Fry Test at the Elk Home with Elks Lodge members attending. Also mention lists Mrs Avon Collin and Diana Schroeder with Fort Collins ties and a Fort Wayne connection.
Mead residents report several departures to Paso Texas for work and school. Josephine Schich heads to Greeley for summer studies at Colorado State College of Education, while Rev. Plymesger leaves with his wife for Texas joining future assignments. Local visits and church duties noted among Mead residents and guests.
Jake Millee formerly of Buckingham died at his Colorado Springs home Friday morning. Survived by his wife Elsie and numerous children living in Colorado Springs. Born January 7 1886 in Saratof Russia he immigrated to the United States about forty years ago. He moved to Colorado Springs two years ago from Buckingham after nearly two decades there. Services set for Monday at 2 30 p.m. from Moneys drawing room with interment at Bina Grave.
June meeting of the Stuledo club held at Mrs. Van Why home featured a one o’clock luncheon. Members and guests, including Mrs. Polosky, shared stories of trips to the eastern states and the Atlantic City national convention.
Fidelia club gatherings were hosted by Mrs. Ed Cox at her home of Mrs. AT Uradley in Wersey. Prize winners included Mrs. Ed Carey and Helen Peters for high scores and Mrs. Tan McDonald, Mrs. A. D. Bradley, and Vern McDonald for low prizes. An upcoming nose party by Tom McDonald was announced and the fall opening meeting will be chaired by Mrs. A. M. Park Bopl.
A Denver court fined Robert Chambers for careless driving and failure to report an accident after a May 27 collision seven miles north of Nunn on highway 5. The driver, Harold Sehmalenberg, was in a truck involved in the incident. Deputy prosecutor Karl Ahlborn and defense attorney Earl Wetzel represented the parties. Other cases on the docket included Violet King and August Alcon receiving fines for driving and drunkenness respectively, with several charges dismissed.
Dr Daniels arrives from Toston to establish a private practice in Greeley at 2937 Ninth Street with Mrs Daniels. A Boston University medical graduate with ten years in private practice and wartime medical service, he is a member of the American College of Physicians.
Colorado Baptist leader Kaberk HK Murrey, a former longtime Atlanta tanker and current Grand Director of the Presbyterian Hospital in Denver, will deliver the sermon at Fires Baptist Church next Sunday night at 7545. He is regarded as a leading layman in Colorado.
The German Evangelical Congregational church of North America debates backing Yankton College during its biennial conference in Yankton. Reports show the college’s School of Theology moved from Redfield to Yankton, with funds and endowment details discussed as officials plan further outreach to congregations and associations.
Estes Park June 13 Coroner Mendall Hameland of Los Angeles county said a preliminary investigation found Mr and Mrs Francis Williams Fave, ages about 25, killed by one faulty fuel source in their resort cabin late yesterday. The cabin’s doors and windows were closed when found. The cottage owner Jorstel, half a mile south of Estes Park, discovered the couple unconscious after returning from a trip. The incident ended with the couple dying from inhaled fumes.
A patriotic program titled Flag Daw is set for Sunny Jan 16 from 2 to 3 at Lincoln Park Greeley or in the Imms Tlome if weather turns. Speakers include Kev Stuart M Paterson with a Boy Scout troop presenting a flag story at the Greeley Elks lodge. Elks Drum and Bugle Corps to perform as Legion posts raise colors in Lincoln Park and Elks Home. public invited.
A notice lists the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs John Ga Hillan of 1530 Fourteenth Avenue on June 7 at Gresley Hospital. The second birth is to Mr and Mrs Alex Stell of 1104 Richt Street at Greeley Hospital on June 19.
Registrations for Camp Fire Girls at Ault are reported by council members Mes. Harry Clark and Mr. C. Nessler. The notice lists groups forming under Camp Fire Girls at Ault and nearby Fort Collins and Greeley, with registrations requested for the week of July 13 and cap on July 12.
A legal notice from Weld County Colorado imposes summons on defendants named as Joseph Lampe and others in a case filed by The People of the State. It requires appearance or answer within 30 days after service and cites specific section locations and witnesses. The document lists a sequence of names, locations, and deadlines with official seal and court references.
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