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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

2

Refugee mathematician joins Wisconsin center after escape

Dr Nowinski, a Warsaw professor of thermoelasticity, and his wife Krystena and daughter Krystena fled Poland's Warsaw to England then to the United States. They received asylum on January 3 and will move to Madison to join the University of Wisconsin Mathematics Research Center as adjunct professor with Army support. The family, who spoke little English on arrival, now adapts and looks forward to the next chapter of their American life.

Baltimore Denny Lron Nowincki Krystena Winskis Wisconsin Madison Wis Nowinski University of Wisconsin United States Johns Hopkins University England Poland Warsaw University of Warsaw Wisconsin Center Daughet

Death of horticulturist John T. Lanton noted

St Louis AP reports John T. Lanton a horticulturist who popularized the slogan an apple a day keeps the doctor away died Saturday at age 92. He formerly directed agricultural development for Missouri Pacific Railroad and helped stage the apple day promotion at the St. Louis World's Fair during his tenure as horticultural director.

ST. Louis John T. Lanton Stinson Missouri Pacific Railroad

Tegiman Re elected by Sheriffs Assn

Sheriff W C Tegiman was re elected to the board of governors of the National Sheriffs Association and received a gold badge for service at the convention in Philadelphia last week. The Tegtmans returned from Philadelphia Thursday night and attended events in Denver and Colorado Springs. The convention, with over 1000 sheriffs and families, voted to hold the 1960 meeting in Colorado Springs. They traveled aboard a jet airliner and toured historic Philadelphia sites including Valley Forge and the Liberty Bell.

W.C. Tegiman Uh National Sheriffs Assn Philadelphia Tegtman Greeley Business and Professional Women’s Club Denver Colorado Springs Sheriff Tegtman Dave Starr Orange County Fla Tegtmans Valley Forge Betsy Ross Old Philadelphia Christ Church Benjamin Franklin Congress Hall Carpenter Hall William Pena

Minute Men Statue Scene Before Washington Trip

A sher if and his wife leave Philadelphia and fly to Washington D C for sightseeing before returning home. The scene features a balcony statue display of Minute Men, framing the travel context of the trip.

Philadelphia Sherif Washington, D. C

Annual Schaffer Rodeo Adds Open Range Roping Feature

Two famous brothers roping teams Maurice and Jim Laycock from Lara mie and Cheyenne will face Hugh and Ralph Bennett of Colorado Springs in an Old West style roping and branding event at the twenty-fifth Two Bars Seven rodeo Sunday. Mexican imported steer stock and a beer luncheon broaden the program with regular rodeo events set to begin at 2 p.m. Entries open 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. A western barn dance closes the night.

Schaffer Ted Schaffer Seven Ranch Cheyenne Colorado-Wyoming Laycock Brothers Maurice Jim Laramie Bennett Brothers Hugh Ralph Colorado Springs Mexico

Firemen Respond Twice to Weed Fires Near Greeley

Firemen were sent to two weed fires on Monday. At 11:08 a.m. an engine and two men fought a blaze at Henry Martin place three miles NW of Greeley on 5th Street Road where weeds, straw, and baled hay ignited near a potato dugout, burning about three tons of hay. The second alarm at 11:52 a.m. sent them to 290 block on 19th Avenue where an unidentified person burned weeds on vacant lots, scorching brush, trees, and shrubs.

Henry Martin Greeley 5Th St Martin Spotato 19Th Ave Cartral

Windsor Social Notes Show Family Milestones and Local Events

Windsor notes recount a birthday dinner for C Bressler, a wooly fifth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Bressler, visits by L J Malach and sister in Denver en route to Yellowstone, and Joyce Logan's stays with grandparents. Douglas Knudson and Cynthia live in Durango as he surveys for the government before finishing CSU. The Bethel Lutheran church held its first Father Soo banquet with 50 fathers and sons, led by Rev Louis Fabrizu s, featuring songs and solos. Mrs Roscoe Mary resumes reporting for the Denver forest Beacon after a weeks’ absence amid fires caused by man.

Windsor C. Bressler Bill Logan Livermore Knudson Judy Streeb Bethel Lutheran Church Louis Fabrizus Herman Fritzler Ben Weitzel Towalof

Highland's sake reunion attendance and family visits noted

The Highlands reunion at the site Friday drew Roscoe Macy's family and others including J. J. Evans Windsor residents and Denver visitors. Attendees shared a basket dinner followed by songs and speeches. Additional visits included J. J. Evans kin from Farmington and Green River, with travel to Windsor and nearby towns.

Denver J. J. Evans Evan Paul Mai Kenny Janet Plainville Kan Colorado Mai Walter Schildknecht Fort Collins George E. Nelson Windsor Public Library T. W. Seaman Cheyenne Main Street Seaman

Burley Invited to National Elementary Principals Conference

Laurence C. Burley, Maplewood elementary principal, is among 35 principals nationwide invited to attend the University of Colorado conference June 23-27. Dr. Paul J. Misner, Glencoe superintendent, will lead, with Dr. K. L. Husbands directing.

Laurence C. Burley Maplewood United States University of Colorado Paul J. Misner Glencoe K. L. Husbands

Calif. funeral trip for Hilliard family in California

Ida Hilliard of 2338 10th Avenue and her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Mel Irvin of 1109 28th Avenue traveled to Camp Calif to attend the funeral of Ida Hilliard’s mother Mrs Alfred Garrat who would have been 92 in August. Garrat died Friday morning at her home after visiting Greeley many times and making many friends there.

Calif Ida Hilliard Mel Irvin Camp Calif Hilliard Alfred Garrat Garrant Greeley

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