Ault Church Bible School Held At Local Facility
The Daily yaretion ble school at the local Baptist church was restricted of past two weeks and closed on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Brown conducted classes with 44 average attendance including primary junior and intermediate groups. Students studied Bible, music and crafts while Wednesday evening exercises featured vocal and instrumental music and handcraft. Guest speaker Rev. Foute of Denver addressed attendees. Community notes detail visits by Corporal Howard Jenkins, Lt. Hazel Jenkins, and others, with social plans for June 12 and a June 21 meeting at Mrs. Vedens home.
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Iocal Pilat
Bor. Brown
W. G. Briggs
Baptist Church
Alfientes
Rev. Foute
Denver
Rey Milo’ B. Flipps
American War- Dade
Ital Business Amucudsion
Howard Jenkins
Barry
Calif
Hazel Jenking
Megduade
Coli
Richie Bjorklund
Kohler
Vallf
Gusste
Mile EB
Phillips
Puillips
Aodre
Ed' Kerbe
Am. Neal
Ant Bruce Weber
Nuda
B. O. Pullips
Pierce
Wallace Melton
Robert. Copes
Nuno
Corporal. Howard , Jenkins
Gemn
Coleman Community Association Meets at School House
Coleman June meeting of the Coleman Community Association took place Thursday afternoon with Mrs Thelma Causey and Mrs Dorothy Retsink as hostesses. After business a social hour followed with refreshments served to Mesdames Maggie Adams Pearl Konig Bessie Casten Mildred Cornwell Hanosh Brahe Mamie Paeglow Lars Jonnaton Virginia Johnston Edith Buckendorf Phyly lig Buckentorf Ativia Gillette Florence Gillette Martha Plowhead. Guests included Mrs Hazel Konig Peggy Valentine Mary Jane Buckendorf Dave Barker and daughters Willette Ruthers Rachel. Next meeting is the second Thursday of July at the school house Miss Willetts Barker visiting Florida Collins. Mrs Florence Gillette Rhex Louise Fackle and Nancy Jo of Greeley visiting J W Gillettes Sr.
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Pillar of Fire‘ Church
FL. Collins
Florence Gillette
Rhex Louise
Fackle
Nancy Jo
Greeley
J. W. Gillettes Sr
Chamber of Commerce Approves Three National Measures
Greeley Chamber of Commerce board approves three referendum measures sponsored by the United States Chamber. First covers policy declarations on capital markets and postwar economic roles. Second focuses on highway policies and postwar safety projects. Third endorses national water resources policy favoring private enterprise alongside public agencies.
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Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
United States ‘Chamber
Gresley Board
Congress
Nerfec
Rover Futura Public Works
Western Mines Are Returned To Owners
Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes ordered private operators to take back coal mines in Montana Wyoming Idaho Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma ending government possession. About 40 mines in the Arkansas Oklahoma area 11 in Wyoming Idaho and several in Montana are affected. Mines must implement new wage agreements with the United Mine Workers of America immediately. Government ownership continues for anthracite Pennsylvania most bituminous mines in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia and all soft coal mines in Iowa Colorado and New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Montana
Wyorku
Idaho
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Sanies
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Wyoming
Eign
United Mines Workers of America
SUIL
Pennsylvania
Bita
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Iowa
Colorado
New Mexico
Apply By Mail For Rationed Goods Urged
War Price and Rationing Board No 34 at Greeley urges mail applications to speed rationing. Chief clerk Arthur Kendal says better handling and more mail processing will occur as paneas approve all commodity ration requests. Applicants should file at least four days before coupons or certificates are needed. forms available from distribution officers and the Greeley board. Offices open 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Saturday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Arthur I. Kendal
Kendel
Wader
Virginia Dale Rodeo Announces Twelfth Annual Event
The Virginia Dale rodeo was announced for Sunday June 26 at Ted Achatler's ranch west of the State Line filling station on the Fort Collins Laramie highway. Mr. Schaffer, former head of Larimer county, has scheduled call and steer roping, saddle bronc riding, bulldogging, short faces, stake traces, and other attractions. All stock to be used as contestants from near the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Achatler
Stote
Fort Collins-Laramie
Mr. Schaffer
Aharltt
Larimier County
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Bees
Wets Neaday
Violet ‘Fletcher
Vera Renan
Dilna MakKenzie
Donia Blidewell
Delphine Cooper
Jeadera
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C. G. Veden
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Stoneham
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