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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1936
Page
2
A citizenship examination session was held with over forty applicants examined by Judge Frederic W. Glirit. Officials and a probation clerk indicated a staged process with witnesses and sworn testimony. a large list of applicants and witnesses from Greeley and nearby towns were noted, detailing routes and addresses for identification and proceedings.
Residents from Lincoln and Sidney visited at the O. B. Harris residence early in the week with extended family members. The Fesson group traveled to Denner to see relatives, then returned home. A Laverne Harrick couple from Superior and their son John Harrick arrived for a brief visit with neighbors. Fenelau Womans club held a meeting at Poss ton hill on June 25. Mrs enn Foss hosted, reports presented, and officers elected. Police Court fines included: Arlene Harrellek of Ninth Avenue $3.50 for an offense, Mood Denver $6.60 for speeding.
Professor Ralph Crosman director at the University of Colorado Journalism Department declares freedom of the press and teaching must be preserved. He argues loyalty oaths threaten liberal inquiry and cites attacks linked to Fascism and Soviet influences, urging defense of academic autonomy.
Mrs. Fred Johnson hosted the Baptist Mission Circle at her country home with Mrs. Jen Brooks assisting in the absence of Mrs. A Spoelstra. The program included singing, prayers, and a talk on the Bud dist people, with plans for the next meeting at Mr. N H Inbonl’s home in White Grass.
Fort Collins and Dilton meet at Telind Grove Park at 8 45 p m Sunday while J C Penney and Timnath play at 7 45 p m in a separate game, with motorists urged to attend.
West Pawnee hosts an all day club gathering with quilting, library work, and social events. Local families from Porter Nebraska and Jatronile Wyoming attend. notes cover meetings of Helping Hand Club and visiting relatives from Kansas City and Denver. a child dies from suspected poison in a brewing Ard.
H P Snook died at Denver General Hospital Wednesday at four. Born June 26, 1867 in St Joseph Missouri, he lived in Ault Denver and Denver again before moving to Denver for their home. Survived by wife five daughters two brothers six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Saturday at Heartman Mortuary in Denver with interment in Eaton Cemetery.
Seventy people attend as Mrs. Lovengood from Tulsa, a noted reviewer, delivers a review of If I Have Pour Up pieg by Josephine Lawrenes. She links installment debt to family economic strain and hopes for future discussion. A review is planned for next Friday and July 10 features Cushman Cogie's Brass Tree.
Chicago market notes show wheat futures easing by 4 to 3 percent from yesterday's close while corn retreats about 0.76 to 0.86, oats slip modestly and provisions edge up. July wheat at 93 1/2, September 92 1/4, December 85. July corn around 65 7/8, September 66 1/4, December 66 3/4.
Funeral services for Frank Gresele of LaSalle will be held Tuesday at 3 PM from the Armstrong Marbury chapel in Eaton with interment in Eins Grove.
A 1936 Nancy Page guide explains decorative insertion and seaming stitches for general dressmaking. It details four stitches the Chain Feather, Loop Stitch, Loop Silk Stitch, and Knotted Tweet Stitch, with step by step directions and tips for using them on collars, pillow tops, or spreads. It notes basted fabric, even spacing, and requests a stamped envelope for the instruction leaflets.
Weld county farmers warned that webworms are due in local beet fields in the coming days. About 1,000 acres have already been sprayed with Pari freca, protecting key areas such as Winker and Lupton. Infestations center near Peckham, La Salle, Aull, and Morer dump, with larvae hatching rapidly and leaves perforated as if from a hail storm. Farmers advised to mix five pounds Parks green with 50 gallons of water and apply with at least 30 pounds of pressure.
Bitsy Grant, the Atlanta ace, defeated Australia’s Virdan McGrath 58 64 60 to advance toward the Wimbledon men’s singles final. His teammate Doc Budge and Wilmer Atkinson also reached the quarterfinals as Americans dominate the draw while Helen Jacobs nears the women’s singles final after a win over France’s Alyss de la Valdene.
A June 24 shower at the James Cook home in Barnesville honored Mrs Cheater Cullory of Platteville with hostesses Mrs James Cook and Mrs Joseph Cook. Guests included local families and visitors from Greeley and Oli, gifts in green and white, prizes announced, and a post event social. Truth Seekers class met at the church Wednesday evening drawing Barnesville residents, with supper and social hour afterward. Vacation Bible School activities continued as local children attended with transportation by parents.
WPA work progress stalls with existing projects due to start again after July 1 while new jobs await policy finalization. In Weld County and Northeast Colorado, county plans focus on farm to market roads Sev erance to Galeton with oiling of four miles and right of way efforts for Galeton Severance and related water works projects face delays.
Jay Walker of Port Colling, a former Gil resident, will have funeral services Monday afternoon at Armatrong Mortuary chapel in Wyton at 2 o clock with Rev Stewart of Fort Cal- Ans officiating. Interment follows in Fort Gailing cemetery.
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