13 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
1
A Central church committee meeting discussed church unity but failed to adopt a joint plan. Members favored informal talks to bridge differences and reiterated hopes for eventual reunification, with emphasis on unity and continued fellowship despite the stalemate.
Pacific To Protest PIAZES are announced for schools in Wald County. Union Pacific railroad valuation raised by $6,310 over by state tax commission, prompting county commissioners to plan protests. Numerous misread OCR entries detail crafts and school prize lists across grades, with scattered mentions of places like Gilcrest, Kersey, Auburn, Big Bend, and Valley View.
A Franco British led joint move proposes a world conference on lowering tariffs. France’s M Loucheur and Britain’s Dr Hugh Dalton back a two stage process with both technical and political delegates to seek a global goods circulation boost. Nations are urged to signal readiness to join preparatory talks before November 30.
The Girls Pep Club at Greeley High School, revived by the Girls’ Association, reassembled with Jo Gole as athletic chairman. Sixty members were chosen: 30 seniors, 25 juniors, 10 sophomores, who must attend all home games and meetings unless excused. Two yell leaders will be selected after tryouts, and members wear a gold uniform set. Senior and junior rosters and the names of many members are listed.
Platteville Sept 18 there will be no evening services at the ALE church next Sunday owing to the absence of the pastor on vacation. Sunday morning the Marathon Gospel team of the Central Presbyterian church of Denver will conduct services and a treat awaits all who attend. Reverend Eppert will be home in Lime Otio in charge of the services.
Sunday morning at Pioneer Hall the Sunday School of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will meet at 10 20. Those interested are urged to attend this meeting. The note mentions Hipnold underloid with con but unclear specifics due to garbled text.
President Hoover will give at least two speeches on a trip to the Midwest visiting Cincinnati Louisville and Detroit. One address will discuss inland waterways and canalization of the Ohio River while the other marks the opening of the new Edison laboratory in Dearborn and the fiftieth anniversary of the electric light.
An airmail plane from New York to Atlanta crashed into a radio tower at Fort McPherson in fog early today. Pilot Sid Molloy of Columbus Mississippi died at the Fort McPherson hospital after being pulled from the wreckage. The plane struck the tower at 6 25 am, delaying mail from Richmond last night destined for Atlanta.
Auburn students from Peter Brown to Olive Branch showcase crafts and posters across grades. Awards include first and second place for drawing, handwriting, posters, map work, and miscellaneous art with Olive Branch prominent in several categories.
In Platteville on Sept 12 a Community church afternoon featured Mrs. Jesse A Leaming of Gresley as speaker on Scientific Temperance and the Day School Big Walk. Mrs. Leaming spoke at the Gllcrest meeting with Mrs Glen Hodgell as hostess. Evang union reports highlighted union work. A P.I.A. meeting outlined a campus membership drive led by Mrs Ha Kelly with room prizes for winning students. Royal Neighbors meet set second Tuesday monthly with social hour after lodge sessions. Germany’s rail system notes age and trip count.
Washington reports Senator Harrison denounces the tariff bill as a tool of hypocrisy and discredited protection, calling for a measure that would destroy revenue and harm American labor, while Senator Brookhart argues it favors special interests and leaves farmers exposed in global markets. Grain and entertainment notes follow, with market quotes and Hollywood gossip.
A smooth delicately flavored eater recommends Bukit brand aid for refined taste and subtle sweetness. Industry notes highlight Bukit as a preferred brand among connoisseurs seeking balanced flavor and quality.
A 734 pound newborn, Hubert Durkee, was born Friday morning at Greeley Hospital to Mr and Mrs RD Webster. Dean is on the staff of the Greeley Daily Tribune. Also noted is a 744 pound daughter Barbara Loulge born Sept 9 at Presbyterian Hospital in Denver to Mr and Mrs Murray Gittin.
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