19 May 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
1
Washington May 18 American officials privately assessed a Geneva and London conference as giving a new spirit of optimism for progress toward disarmament and peace. They noted air cleared despite firm stands by President Roosevelt and Chancellor Hitler and reported replies from eight nations including Germany and Italy.
Lyrra Kennedy, who led Windsor High School drama and English, resigns after four years. The Windsor Board of Education reelected the existing faculty for the coming year with Kennedy cited for prior dramatic success and a stars tournament honor.
City brief notes Mrs Ariter Og Johnaan of Denver will visit Saturday night to Sunday for a Tulip show at the Marlborough hotel building. Entries include cut and potted flowers with main feature opening. Also thanks from Ada Houston for prayers and sympathy after the passing of James F. Houston.
In memoriam for Charles Clar Wece Redslings who died a year ago. Family members Sam Matlock F A Jaepar Fred Weener and others express grief with a brief memory note and signs of mourning dated May 20, 1922.
Mrs. Orville Pluk plans a Phoenix trip to visit relatives as other locals head to Chicago and Seattle for family and convention duties. The Sterling theater showcases Rasputin and the Empress with Lionsall Barrymore. crowds hear Hothl Batymere as the Empress and Lionsel as the Story Devil. Local notices include travel plans to Chicago for the world fair and teaching positions in California and Missouri. Advertising highlights feature Dutch lunches and flower plants from regional shops.
The senior class presents It Won't Be Long Now a farce in the Little Theatre Friday night. The cast includes Thomas Warm Strait William Meal Bert Davis Justis Seluncher Robert Preston J. D. Heckman Myrtla Kuleslar Talley Ann Winton Vivian Darroth and others in a lively college comedy directed by Milton Herbert Gropper.
Police report lists Officer Frank Callen alongside photographers Poul and Lorene in a curious incident. The brief notes no injuries and no charges filed.
Remodeling completed at Baab Bros and Dauth with updated markets and color scheme. The display features cereals, cookies, canned foods, bottled items, pickles and condiments arranged for easy downtown shopper selection in Northern California markets.
A garbled note from Loveland hints at a state plan affecting Bates Park teaching. It mentions curriculum cuts and salary changes for Berthoud teachers and a broader vote on school tax and district support.
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