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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
3
A cluttered society page lists events across town including Delia Verdin Deene’s social scenes, Delta Phi Omega annual banquet at Camfield, a Loom Party fishing trip up Poudre, and various bridge clubs. The piece notes church events, fraternal gatherings, and upcoming dances with hosts and venues, reflecting a bustling midtown social circuit.
Licenses to wed are issued for Adam Alles Greeley and Charlotte Hanna Greeley Joha Inca Terrones and Delga Rod Baton Faward A Turner Greeley Lora Ward Fort Luptez Harry A Anderson Powell Wye and Harrigt Porter Ault.
Funeral services for Harold Carrel U.S.N. were held at the Methodist church in Platteville with twenty five ex service men leading the procession from home to church and from church to the cemetery. He is survived by his parents in Platteville and a sister Cora King of Greeley. Ray J. M. Eldridge of Eaton and Rev. W. L. Oline of Greeley officiated.
An investigation opened Monday into alleged failure by MountainBlazes Telephone to provide fire location details to off duty firefighters during a Sunday afternoon fire rear of Clough Furniture. Chief C P Chtewood and another officer were delayed, as control-location service had been dropped. No loss occurred, but delays could have been serious. The alarmOriginator was Fred Schichk.
Ernest Bacho faced desertion charges after being wrestled by police near Fort Logan. He claimed a brief army service of 24 hours following a harsh session with a sergeant who reportedly yelled at him. Bacho stated he would rather endure decades at Leavenworth than return to Fort Logan.
Jimmie the black and white police dog, attached to the Greeley night force and protege of Officer Jap Martin, was stolen Saturday night. A Mexican friend who knew the dog helped him reach Greeley Saturday morning, though he arrived worse for wear after breaking a leading chain during escape.
Hastings Nebraska resident Miss Heelen Coon who attended Hastings college has arrived in Greeley for the latest update on her movements and plans.
Mr and Mrs B W con attend summer school with Nova Brown of Inland Nebraska and Martha Cannon of Glenville Nebraska arriving late week. Brown is sister to Brown and Cannon is sister to Ars. J B Ferguson of Magtorguy reports building work has started on most structures recently destroyed by fire at Orca.
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