Local News notes and social events in Weld County
Readable fragments describe a community gathering on Main Street with a free concert, attendance by several local residents, and a church board meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes. Mentions include Dr. J. Kergey’s drug store, Hallott & Hendee Co in Greeley, and a rain shower aiding gardens. Relatives visiting Myre from Greeley are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sm | i Kergey Drug Store
Hallott & Hendee Company
Greeley
Wera Bev
Boya
Yauitent Saaleige
Arts
Wera
Peter Kreps
Qusum
H. A. Beers
Fleeley
Hy PB. Hit
A. J M. Bridges
Mia
A. H. Sanders
Myre
Roving Marine Band Draws Kersey Residents to Greeley
A number of Kersey residents traveled to Greeley Sunday to hear the Roving Marine Band. The performance was praised as excellent and characteristic of the wing and navy bands. Mr and Mrs M D Wakeman and Mr and Mrs Robert Harris with daughter spent two delightful days at Island Grove Park in Greeley, enjoying a pleasant day and a formal dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieal
Greeley
Mx Benedict
Varios
Kersey
Phe Ywusle
Mra
M.D. Wekeman
Box Jand Neva Wakeman
Robert Harria Mud Daghter
Island Grove Park
Grocley
Heavy Rain Drenches La Salle Area
A heavy storm dumped near an inch an hour over LaSalle, causing drainage issues in downtown cellars and flooding the basement of PB W Olsen's building. No strong winds or large damages were reported as residents, including Mrs Jessie Laughlin and Miss Hunter, left for St Paul for a three month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Ayer
PB. W. Olsen
Jessie Laughlin
Birthday party for Miss Letha in Osgood district
Osgood Mrs Neamith and daughter Reve hosted a June birthday party for Miss Letha with neighbors invited. Miss Wethy received several argo presents. Mr and Mrs Bagdajil shopped in Greeley Monday. Kim Wells visits his aunt and Mr. and Mrs J I Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neamith
Reve Zave
Miss Letha
Miss Wethy
Argo
Cockrell Ranch Visit and Farewell Party Notes
My Chas Negmith family visited the Cockrell ranch on Sunday. Earl Cockrell works for Mr O Toole of Fosstan. J G Bunting made a business trip to Briggsdale. A W W Cockrell and family and Groude Bailey with party called on the Cockrells Saturday. Miss Julia Cockrell of Greeley spent the weekend. Dr Kirkpatrick and son Orville and Miss Kirkpatrick were Greeley shoppers. Rev Marks preached a farewell sermon Sunday. All were glad Jim leaves after two years. Cockrells hosted a farewell party at their home Saturday evening. John and Ray began work in Oklahoma Sunday in harvest fields. All wished the boys a safe return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Chas. Negmith
Cockrell Ranch
Earl Cockrell
My. O'Toole
Fosstan
J. G. Bunting
Briggsdale
A. W W. Cockrell
Groude Bailey
Grayex
Cockrell
Julia Cockrell
Greeley
Bone
Drs. Kirkpatrick
Orville
Kirkpatrick
Rov
Marks
Jim
Mya
John
Ray
Oklahoma
Yankee Missionaries Discharged by Japanese in Korea
Two American Methodist missionaries Henry Appeuxeller and Miss T. B. A. Smith were dismissed from Korean private schools where they served as principals. Japanese officials accuse them of failing to prevent pro Korean student demonstrations on the anniversary of Korea’s independence movement. Representatives quote the missionaries saying their actions would entail political elements and that they were merely investigating student remonstrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Henry Appenzeiler
TB. A. Smith
Appeuxeller
Officials clash over student political demonstrations in Korea
Government warns against interference as principals Appenzelley and others claim they tried to curb protests. Authorities cite political nature of issue and say education role limits actions. Officials dispute who bears responsibility for policing student demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Pal Who
Agaort
Appenzel Jer
Tuichot
Poligs
Appenzelley
Alleged police inquiry jails teachers and students in Korea
Mr Appanzeller asserts police conducted an independent inquiry, excluding him from inquiry rooms and removing a teacher and 14 students from the school. He cites detailed statements describing maltreatment of 41/ students, including slapping punching belting and other abuses, alleging foreign officials influence in interpreting school rules to turn educators into police coadjutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanzeller
Coxbion
Korea
Lenii
Incomplete Memoir of Independence Demonstrations
The fragment recalls past independence demonstrations and Japanese officials influencing actions in Korea. It notes state department influence and political handling, with references to missionaries and a dawn of gratitude amid hopeful opportunities.
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