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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
2
Greeley advertisers prepare to play National Fuel of Denver on June 24 at 2:20 PM at Bpoytanon park. Cropper and Lantiano will contest the Denver hattery as Hugh Jorse provides singing for the Ja cale.
Los Angeles reports USC Trojans opened the NCAA track and field meet at Memorial Stadium with a strong performance. About 35,000 fans watched as USC qualified 13 athletes for the finals, outpacing rivals including LSU and the LC A.A.A champions who placed multiple finalists.
Mrs. Laving Thompson of Lenner sued Edward W. Thompson, former merchant and hotel clerk, in district court. They reached a property settlement with a warranty deed to two houses at 1217 and 1231 Beresth Street and a golf deed for other property, while Thompson retained debts and estate interests.
Denver veteran Fuller defeats Teel to claim the Denver city tennis championship amid a cluttered report of matches. Other results include Vernon Join over Noy Cosworth, Young over Sid Milstole, Bray and Milatein advancing in local events, and several college and national track and golf notes with Roosevelts War Yearling context and a ski carnival scheduled near Estes Park.
City singles and doubles for men boys and juniors announced by managers Dut tor and Ogle for the Greeley Tennis Association with Nell Williams and the Greeley Tribune to stage events. July 6 and 7 set for men singles and doubles plus junior and boys events. Entry fees listed. trophies donated by Daily Tribune and sponsors. Northern Colorado tournament planned for July 23–28 with junior events added for the first time.
State supreme court rules sterilization of a man’s wife may proceed without violating public policy. Clarence Christensen of Moorhead sued Dr. Thornby for damages after a sterilization operation in 1981 failed to prevent a later birth. Verdict upheld lower court. Christensen awarded $3030. Dr. Thorne died recently.
In Sapulpa Oklahoma on June 22 two youths Hoy Wildman 26 and Ailsa Marjorie Mabon 18 were found near the Creek County boy scout camp by picknickers. The pair apparently made a death by own action pact according to city official Shey Mgt Wulsia Strange.
Dover June 22. Trout from the Rovermoent Isk batchery at Saratowa are being placed in the tributaries of the Laramine plyer in Larkiney county. About 41,000 trout to be distributed across Skintyre creek Up per Laramie river Nunn creek Rawah lakes and Mo- Thdyce lakes with 69 total sites listed.
The Yale varsity crew dominated the Thames regatta winning in a dramatic finish. Led by Ed Lead and the brawny blue boat, they clocked 32 minutes and 4 5 seconds, eclipsing Harvard and others to sweep the day's program before a crowd of about 100000.
Dillinger’s sister Eulalia says she has received a letter from Mrs. Andrey Hantenix of Maynoon Indiana asserting John Dillinger is alive and that his whereabouts are unknown to the writer. The note also mentions a request to Governor White to commute the punishment of Hardy Prerent and Charles Mockney, former Dillinger companions convicted of the murder of Sherrie Jess Farber in Allen County, scheduled for July 13.
Keota notes visit by Raymond Lynch of Springfield G as he spends time with the Stanley family at Hightower Home stead. Lynch travels to Soap Lake and California before rejoining the International Marvestor company truck division. Local residents Roy Dak family Dave Dak move from Stoneham and reside in Caieton house Bir Dake works on the section. Reverend and Mrs Hicry Blen and son Donald depart Mooday for Pit o Crest for the annual Methodist conference with Allen Marty Craig as a delegate from the Regia church.
A jumble of local items notes people visiting Denver and Greeley, postmaster appointment rumors, church events and socials, and several residents traveling to Charlton and Nobr. Families gather for local visits, hospital stays, and social occasions as residents travel between Sterling Keola and Greeley with references to railroad activity and local business.
Several local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events across towns including Schoolfield Yacania Greenville Laramie Fort Collins and Greeley. Social visits family dinners church services and a quilting club meeting are noted with names and hometowns.
Mr and Mrs A Landin recently returned from a California vacation. Mr and Mrs T L Ireland and Hath eta were guests of Miss Sara Hit. A dinner at the Ireland home honors Mr Ireland's birthday is planned for next Friday. Mr and Mrs O E Satchineon attended N S Martin Loma Mons day events. Mr and Mrs John Kirk and their son from North Carolina are visiting Kirk's brother G Kirk.
A dense OCR of neighborhood church listings notes many congregations, pastors, service times, and school details across First Baptist, Bethel Baptist, Congregational, St. Paul German, St. Luke Lutheran, and multiple other denominations including United and Swedish churches with times such as 8:30, 10:34, 11:30 and 7:30 listed alongside notes on Sunday schools and evening services.
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