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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
6
County briefs summarize community happenings including visits, health updates, upcoming meetings, and personal milestones. Notable items mention local residents traveling, church activities, school events, and public notices affecting Mead area families and services.
Windsor residents attended a Wester Lita convention with notable figures Mrs Layry Meflyun and Mrs G ytes from Whaple. Mayor G. W. Charles and Lydia Melitynin joined the event while Mrs Church and Miss Eells Church were noted. Local families and visitors from Wind City, Gr eely, and nearby towns participated in gatherings and ceremonies across the weekend.
Fragmentary account notes heated dispute over NRA influence in Congress. Mentions Mack of Mahi and Schwedenbach and tensions with the Newcomer, plus criticism of Unieyawas and Calhoun chairs amid political maneuvering and rhetoric about free speech and public debate.
Two Windsor sugar factory employees, Winiaee and John Leeann, have been placed on pensions after decades of service at the Great Western Sugar Company. One had prior sick leave and a long tenure, with retirement announced amid factory changes. Windsor Volunteer Wing and veterans groups note their past leadership roles.
Spencer Trent was honored by the Life Underwriters Association for notable service. Other members named include Henry Dravey and Denver figures Gireley Hag, A.B. Fotineau, and Jephelev von. the group plans a ceremony this month.
A dense page from a Greeley column details visits by residents and visitors. Among names are Miss Lickey, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Hower, and many others traveling to Denver, Los Angeles, or Colorado Springs. The record notes summer plans, school attendees, a reunion of the Transulmasin Panity, and local social events at 1308 Thirteenth Street. It mentions travelers, guests, and local arrangements for weeks ahead.
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