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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

3

Denver prepares for installation of new Catholic bishop

The city readies for the arrival of Bishop Urban John Vehr from Cincinnati on July 26 for a two day installation at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. A noon ceremony follows a 10 am start with a large procession and pealing masses led by Archbishop Tihen. A civic banquet and a mountain park tour for Vehr and visiting prelates are planned, with 200 Colorado priests expected.

Hugh L. McMenamin Enat New York Central Rock Island Wehr Cincinnati Chicago J. ©. Gorman Denver W. 2. Lonby Cros Vehr T. Rasgor Banta Pa J. Henry Tiben Joseph Basetti Tihen Colorado Argongut Yehr Brown Palace John Dawor Hosta

Ault Items Dinner Honors Anton Anderson Birthday

June 25 in Ault. Mr and Mrs Jans Feremiessen hosted a dinner party at their home Sunday to honor Anton Anderson's birthday. Attendees included Marius Jen nen, Menera, John Christensen, Nell Jeremiassen, Walter Peterson of Denver, Joe Eaton family, Andre Anderson, Fred Armatage and Jeremiassen kin. The local religious dramatic club plans The Color Ling at Greeley Baptist church Sunday evening with Rev Fred Baldus leading services at the Baptist church.

Eaton John Jeremiassen Kay Martinussen Greeley Baptist Church Fred Baldus

Japanese language school opens with local students

Thirty pupils enrolled at the local Japanese summer school which opened on June 1 with J. T. Horle as instructor. Seven grades teach the Japanese language. Students come from Eaton, Pierce and Ault communities. An upcoming entertainment is being prepared.

Thomas Neal Bes Taylor Gin Ha Myers Sonas Rex Chamberlin Mn Mian Myrtin Hodgell Laramie Vietting Mia W. Carter J. T. Horle Aenatructor Agin Eaton Pierce Ault Ross Jerenassen Charles G. BH. Roberts Byron Tex Roberts Gree Lay Alice Banden T. H. Petersen W. T. Miller

Controlled Roasting Brings Uniform Coffee Quality

Hills Bros promotes the Controlled Roasting method for coffee, arguing that single batch roasting yields a more even roast than large batches. The process, patented by Hills Bros, regulates flow and temperature to preserve flavor. Vacuum-packed cans ensure freshness by removing air.

Hills Bros Hilla Bros Hilly Bros Hills Bros, Coffee, Inc Denver Colorado

Community Notes From Eaton And Nearby Visits

Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Arden White of Eaton and others at the Fred Tidwell home. Mount Mrs Victor Hhn and several families attended, with Adeline Nichols and Grayce Detrick among attendees. Harley and Kermit Greer and daughter Danny Mao joined from Vie alin California visiting Carl Bradbury's family before departing for Fair Play Missouri.

Arden White Eaton Fred Tidwell Victor Hhn T. H. Petersen H. A. Davis Adeline, Nichols Grayce Detrick Alfred Petersen Minnie Greer Danny Mao Song Kermit Harley Viealin Calif Mra Carl Bradbury Fairplay Bill Grear

Bundsy guests of Kersey residents note harvest travel

Tram and Visslis accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs J J Wood Betty and Fay were Bundsy guests of Mr and Mrs M McDonald of Kersey. Floyd Glidawell Thurman Andrews and Lawrence Fiddler left Tuesday for Kanaan to work in the harvest. Mr and Mrs B Harms and family left for Kangad while Mr and Mrs B A Drake and Naomi with Mrs John Andrews and Mrs Mattie Browning drove to Laramie to visit relatives and friends.

Visslis J. J. Wood Betty Fay John Andrews Mattie Browning Laramie

Rail rate proposal seeks no reduction across lines

The Interstate Commerce Commission today recommended maintaining current freight rates for transcontinental routes while allowing existing carload movements from San Francisco to Chicago and St. Louis. The decision targets tying new authority to service clarity rather than cutting prices.

Suger Rats Washington Chicago St. Louis

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