Rev Dryden Takes Charge at Windsor
Windsor June 28 Rev Dryden new pastor of the Methodist church arrived with his wife and children from Brush. James will be a freshman at Colorado University this fall, Lucy Carolyn a Windsor High School junior, Harold a D. A. junior, and niece Rheafery World will join Windsor High School as a freshman. Oklahoma Woman's Club meeting featured papers, songs, and guests. two birthday showers planned for July 10. A Windor couple welcomed an eight pound baby. local families visited Denver for a hospital transfer.
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Dryden
The
Methodiat Church
James
Lucy Carolyn
Brush
Colorado
Windsor High School
Harold
D. A
Rheafery World
Colorado State College
Greeley
Oklahoma Woman's Club
Mra
Clarance Anderson
David Peterson
Loveland
Genevieve Peterson
Love Vind
Marlin Baynk
Portland
William Ganson Tod
Ray
GQ. W. Uhrich
Denver
Blanch
Merby Hospital
Reckless driving fines set in Platteville court
In a Monday evening session at Gregley and Platteville justice courts Otto Streeb of Windsor and Melvin Kaiser of Platteville pleaded guilty to reckless driving. Both were fined $5 and costs each, as charged by state patrol officials.
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Otto, Streeb
Windsor
Melvin Kaiser
Platteville
Gregley
Comitesy
Motor car somersaults. child killed in crash near Sullivan home
A mangled report details a June 30 crash on a country road near the Sullivan residence. Driver Katharina Schmidt lost control of a newly devised auto causing injuries to Patrick Dean Sule Livan Garnett and others. The setup and exact injuries are described with unclear names and roles.
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Sterling
Patrick Dean
Sule Livan
Garnett
Golo
Katharina Schmidt
Schmidt
Drivy
Sullivan
Ant
Barrow
Ault Women and Country Guild Socials Highlight Busy Week
Ault Women’s Council hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs. Fred Sidwell’s home with guests including Mrs. Deal and others. A missionary program followed, and plans were made for an ice cream social and a future hostess. Country Goterie held a guest party at Mrs. Wied Hoffner's home with music, readings, and a “Worm Turned” play. club colors were yellow and white, with fresh bouquets and a light lunch. The diary notes several members and guests, plus health and travel notices for local residents.
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Coveret
Nessiay
Fred Sidwell Weet
Nunn
Deal
Fire
Edward
Sidwell
Carr
Thomas
Graff and Son
Donald Ray
Laramis
Dimean
Dannie
Musser
G. Wy MacKenzie
Wied
Hoffner
Alice Sanden
Mellasa
Martin
Grace Petersnny
Colleen
Lella
Jéan Spencer
Hls
Mre
B. Hogue
Raton
Turny
Lester Kemp
James’ Steinhoff
Lm. Hoxne
Madsi Hungen
Kenneth Quayle
Thomas. Graff
Wallquist
M. Whitmore
Wayne Dider
Ge ‘Steck
T. H. Petersen
J. M. Jacobson
Carl Swanson
Adeline Nichols
G. M
H. Slyers
Thurza Thomas
Grace Paterson
Borla
Leila
Jean. Spencer
Alice
Sanden
Donna MacKenzie
Waa
Mrds
Margaret
Ray
Burman
Boston
CC. Bilder
Popela
Kan
Galifornia
John Jeremiassen
Stanford’ University
Salt Lake City
Wigit
Largest Pump Load in Weld County Raises Energy Use
Records from Home Gas and Electric show Weld county irrigation pumps driving a 1.57 million kilowatt hour load, with 340 electrically operated pumps boosting consumption in June. The Chicago grain market report follows with wheat prices fluctuating as arrivals rise and receipts total 1.206 million bushels.
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Weld
Home Gun and Electric Company
Youpany
Weotrie
Chicago
Drouth Relief Discussed by Five States
Emergency measures to aid drought distressed farmers were considered by officials in the northwest states. WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins joined regional spokesmen to draft a program for farm to market roads and water conservation with an estimated 83 000 families needing aid and costs unofficially placed between 50 and 100 million dollars. Montana North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota and Wyoming were represented by state officials Dimner Solt Walter Weldford Victor Uhstgau and WPA officials.
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St. Paul
Droug
National. Works. Progress
Harry Hopkins
Washington
Gove
Dimner Solt
Walter Welford
Montana
North Dakota
WPA
Victor Uhustgau
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Labor Moves To Unionize Steel Mills
Labor moves to enroll workers in steel mills as strategists predict a broad union drive. The 450,000 workers are potential members amid exchanges between union leaders and steel industry spokesmen. Attorney Earl Reed warns the drive could mirror past British labor battles, while SWOC chief Murray suggests steel royalists aim to preserve company unions.
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Rent Pittsbergh
Iabor
Ebel
Earl I Reed
England
Philip Murray
The
Steel Workers Committee
SWOC
Committee For Industrial Organization
CI0
Steel
Unsteady Market Signs Amid Partial Recovery In 1936
The AP average of 60 stocks marked the longest uninterrupted rise on record, but April saw dips over 10 percent before a partial rebound. Early 1936 hints at 480000, units in truck production, utilities staying high, Carlyle obligations sliding in Q2 after a 17 percent rise from October 1935, and residential construction contracts lifting in Q2 per F W Dodge figures.
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Associated Press
Bontle
Thalr
Carrlee
Governor Addresses Young Democrats in Court House Tonight
Johnson will address the Young Democratic club Tuesday night at 8 in the county courthouse courtroom on the second floor. The last entrance of the court building will be open. The organization extends an invitation to all county Democrats to attend.
Birth Notices From Store Express Family Announcements
Two birth notices. One at Greeley hospital for a boy to Mr and Mrs Charley Mac tities at 1211 Fifth Avenue plate 30. The second, a nine pound son named Robert Allan born June 29 at Mrs W D Sheffer’s maternity home 1218 Sixth Street to Mr and Mrs Robert A Coons of New Raymer with the mother’s maiden name Helen Sebnidt.
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Charley Mactities
Fifth Avenue
Greeley Hospital
Ira
Robert A. Coons
New Raymer
W. D. Sheffer
Sixth Street
Robert Allan
Caong
Helen Sebnidt
Stolen Buick Wrecked Near Buckingham on Highway 14
A New Buick sedan was stolen Tuesday morning three miles west of Buckingham on Highway 14 and wrecked. Sheriff's office in Fort Morgan reports a man and a woman as occupants and notes attempts to trace the vehicle after the pair fled on foot.
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Fort ,Morgan
Buckingham
Fort, Morgan
Haile Appeals to League for Small Nations
Haile Selassie of Ethiopia addressed the League of Nations assembly in Geneva on June 30 to defend small nations against aggression. Spectators jeered, police moved in to detain demonstrators, and the Ethiopian leader stated he fights for all fragile nations against a powerful invader. The Italian government memorandum described Ethiopia's mission as a sacred civilizing cause.
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Prenay
Geneva
Lula Haile Se Jlugeis
Ethiopia
Casue of Nations Assembly
Tolay
Howarth Mvaders
Gal- Jerlen
Hegall
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