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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1939

Page

10

New Windsor Pastor Keegan Leads Methodist Service

Windsor June 26 veteran Rev Keegan begins as new pastor at Windsor M E Church. He and his wife attended a union service, with the family including Virginia and Bobbie. The article notes their daughter Parbars at Colorado University and other family movements, plus local church notices and a fire at Seeley Lake affecting parish items.

This Book Explains All About Piles

An illustrated new edition from Thornton and Minor Clinic explains rectal disorders and their link to headaches nervousness and digestive issues. It promotes a mild non surgical treatment practiced for 62 years with over 60 000 relieved, offered free in plain wrapper upon request to Thornton Minor Clinic.

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Farewell events and community notices span Windsor area

A parade of small town gatherings fills the week: Rev. Hildebrand and family depart for a new charge in HastingsNebraska. a farewell party for them and Mrs Hildebrand’s mother is hosted by Indies Ald society and at Laglon halls. families travel from Windsor to Colorado North Dakota and South Dakota. a Benson dinner and social at CW Berahone’s and visits by Sondensery employes and local residents marked the week.

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Busy Local Notices Touch On Conventions And Jobs

Accompanying her uncle United States marshal who with a deputy took a prisoner to Buildings Montana. The 20 year old prisoner faces trial for beating a man to death with a shop tool. Bracewell Magic Mixers 417 club gathered at J. P. Goetzel's home with Lowlsy Goetzel hosting on Thursday. Mary Owen and Allee Tigges lead the club. P. E. O. reports and a meeting attended by Kenritt Watkins delegate of Chapter U P. B. O. discussed a state convention in Grand Junction June 16 17 1946. Myrtle A. Keller president of Chapter U spoke, Mrs E. J. Stubeat guests from Fort Morgan attended. Shirley Payne local attorney attended the American Association of University Women convention in Denver representing the Greeley branch. Frances Perkins cabinet member was the principal address. Mrs Minnie Meek of Hiawatha Kan vacationing with Mrs ab J. Case and sister Mrs K. D. Murr. The latter on vacation from Whitmore hospital Windsor plans opening a season with converts programs at the town parade Wednesday night. Charles Primer who graduated from CU spring left for Davenport where he has a position after a stay in Windom. Kenneth Codwell a Colorado Tech student has a summer position in Estes Park after visiting relatives. John Hull reports a payroll increase of 2 2 percent raising annual pay to 87 444 000.

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Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Scheller in Valley View

In Valley View on June 28 Mrs Harold Scheller hosted a surprise birthday party with afternoon games 500 and Chinese checkers. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Miller and Mrs Carl Gordon, and Mrs John Craven won the traveling prize. Refreshments followed and many neighbors attended.

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Unfair Fair Advertising in San Francisco Post Office

Postofiles department staff mishandled a notice selling 10 099 newly retained items for sale at the Golden Gate International Exposition. The ad misrepresented the New York World's Fair, creating confusion over the event and offerings.

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Transformer Sparks Notable in Carlsbad Lightning Event

A lightning strike recently burned out a 75 kilowatt transformer in Carlsbad. The unit, in service 35 years, originated at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair and was described by electrical engineers as remarkable in its stamina. The company that regained possession cited sentimental value.

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