Large Local Delegation in Denver for Episcopal Conference
A delegation of more than 60 Graalay People attends sessions of the General Convention of the Episcopal church in Denver. Attendees planned a 10:80 open ink service, receptions, and a 7:30 a.m. communion and missionary meeting. Participants include Rev. and Mrs. Mason, Dr. and Mrs. Arle, and many Trinity parish members. The Sixth Provincial dinner was set for 6:20 p.m. at Caniels and Fisher's, with the conference continuing through Sunday, Sept. 27, drawing Greeley attendees and guests at various sessions. A Denver church institute and visits to headquarters occurred with several clergy guests from St. Andrew's, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, joining in. Ecumenical exhibits open to the public featured at Seat tle Riko Cathedral, Shirley-Savoy, and Chappell House amid broader church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Denver
United Thank Offering
Mra. O
U. Mason
Trinity
Arian
Greeley
Trinity Parish
Magon
A. Saylor
St. Andrew's
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Attitude Similar to Russia's in Rest of World Says Bishop
English Bishop at the Protestant Episcopal convention denounces a Soviet style assault on Christian life. He cites attacks on marriage, teaching of faith, public worship, and clergy, warning that Europe and America face similar trends. He laments rising divorce, contraceptive use, and neglect of Christian home duties.
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Dishoh
Russia
Furne
Mylon
Humman Urs
Rest of World
Amoclsted Frean
Denver
Chrisans
Michael Dalton Purse
St. Albany
England
Furse
Firat
Lorror
Bungle
Europe
America
Mexican Parade Through Greeley For Independence Day
A Tuesday parade in Greeley featured two floats carrying a galaxy of Mexica riders and flags from Mexico and the United States. Over 100 entries moved through the downtown business district as part of Mexican Independence Day celebrations organized with a chamber of commerce water truck to aid the event. The celebration continues Thursday with a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresley
Furnis
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Cunningham First Oil Man to Buy Home Here in Greeley
Official of the Greeley Oil company D. Cunningham plans to move his family from Denver after purchasing by warranty deed a house and two lots at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Twentieth Street. The Midwest Refining company surrendered a lease on property to Mrs. T. H. Sneddon, with a new lease issued to her. Sam Boyd and Spencer Erickson leased land to W. L. Christiana and others in sections 8 NW and WSW plus adjacent parcels, with several reassignments recorded.
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D. Cunningham
Greeley Oil Company
New Oil Fraternity
Greeley
Cunningham
Charles F. Wheeler
Seventh Avenue
Twentieth Street
Denver
Midwest Refining Company
Robert
May Snédden
T. H. Sneddon
Continental
British Fleet Faces Pay Cut Protests Prompt Remedial Talks
British sailors of the Atlantic fleet protested pay reductions, prompting announcements from Sir Austen Chamberlain in Parliament. He said the admiralty would propose measures to ease wage hardships, and ships were ordered home while inquiries proceed. No details on causes or mutiny were given, and debate was postponed.
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London
Atlantic
Admiralty
Austen Chamberlain
Capiu [Tet RC Jenetty
Weber
Thig
Mrs H O Banta Dies After Ten Years In Town
Mrs Clara Beatrice Hante aged 39 died at Grealey Hospital at 7 am Wednesday. She had lived here ten years and was wife of H O Banta of 1616 Sixth events. Survived by son J Boyd Rogers a Wis Missouri Pacific conductor, two brothers Ernest Guental of Kansas City and Louis Guental of Jefferson City, and three stepchildren Royden Banta Tooele Utah William Bente Burns Wyoming and Mrs Lata Timothy Greely River Wyoming.
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Clara Beatrice Hante
Grealey
Grealey Hospital
Banta
H. O. Banta
Heshend
H. C. Banta
Ernest Guental
Kanena City
Louie Guental
Jefferson City
Royden Banta
Tooele
Utah
Wililant 5
Bente
Bans
Wyo
Mra
Lata Thnothy
Grech River
Air Mail Plane Driven Burning Crashes Into San Francisco Bay
A Pacific Air Transport mail plane caught fire after takeoff from Oakland and plunged into San Francisco Bay. Pilot Ray Bondaraux and three passengers died as the ship sank after hitting the water. Passengers included Kirk Herre of the Seattle Star and W H Dineel of San Francisco. cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Kirk Herre
Seattle Star
Seattle
W. H. Dineel
Asa Francisco
FLY
Bheehan
San Francisco
Wilhemros
Bondaraux
Crissy Field
Boeing
Dis Ac
Sheahan
Portland
Herre
Mead and Johnstown Mills Merge Under One Manager
Johnstown and Mead elevators will operate under a single manager as the Colorado Mill and Elevator Company retrenches due to reduced business. W N Hurd leads Mead. W T Porter, long in charge of local operations, may take over Colorado feeds and stock duties while continuing to oversee Johnstown as part of a broader territory.
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Mead and
Johnstown
Mills
Colorado Nilloy and Elevator Company
Johnstown and
Mead
W.N. Hurd
W. T. Porter
Porter
Ino Greeley
Colorado Hatte and Dlevator Company
Body of Collings Floats to Surface Backing Wife's Tale
The body of Benjamin P. Collings, a retired engineer from Stamford Connecticut, surfaced off Lloyd's Neck Long Island at 6 20 AM EST with hands and feet bound and a head injury. His wife claimed two men in a yacht attacked them and tossed him overboard, while the couple’s five year old daughter Barbara was left aboard. Police pursued two men aged about 50 and a youth of 18 as suspects in the alleged piracy and abduction. The discovery supported the wife's account, following her earlier marooning on the Penguin. Barbara was later found by yachtsmen aboard the Penguin which had no damages. In Pueblo Colorado P M Pierce of Denver was reelected president of the American Poultry Association with other officers named for the executive board.
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Benjamin P. Collings
Stamford
Coll
Lloyd's Neck
Long Island
Golings
Collings
Barbara
Barbara Collings
Hill
Stork Express Announces Births and Name Changes
A fragmentary notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cal Jobreon now of Grand Tunction with the name Janice Adele and birth date Sept 14. It also notes Mrs Rosth of Springs Wyoming renamed Meg Kruse and daughter Joan Elizabeth. Additionally Windsor residents David and Conrad Greenwall receive $500 bonds for county court appearances on November 2 to answer agsinst charges.
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Mark Rosth
Springs
Wyo
Joan Elizabeth
Rosth
Meg Kruse
Cal Jobreon
Greeley
Grand Tunction
Janice Adele
Jobnood
Donis Jones
Mr Johnson
Wipeman's Drug Company
New
Ell Lily Company
David
Conrad Greenwall
Windsor
County Court
Agsniti
Ralph
Markets Amid Mixed Chicago and Denver Prices
Chicago and Denver market notes show cattle and hogs uneven, with cattle steady to lower and hogs slow, while lambs and sheep hold varied bids. Prices span from 0.88 to 7.56 for lambs and 1.15 to 3.86 for cobblers, with cattle around 4,000 head and hogs near 6,000, as supplies move through mid September. Regional reports include Nebraska and Colorado grains and dairy receipts, plus cattle and veal trends and feeder dynamics.
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Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Omaha
Martha Read Second in Colorado Contest
Martha Read a pupil at Greeley junior high school won second prize in a Colorado essay contest in the tenth National Street and Highway Safety campaign. The Greeley girl will receive a silver medal and a $10 check. First prize went to Jett Farr of Walsenburg with a gold medal and $15. Three more bronze medals and $5 went to other entrants. The contest was run by the Highway Education Board with Mra Inez Johnson Lewis and local school authorities. The subject was My Rewards for Observing Street and Highway Safety Rules. Read is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Read of 1842 Thirteenth Avenue.
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Martha Head
Greeley
Colorado
Jett Farr
Walsenburg
Highway Education Board
Mra
Inez Johnson Lewis
Atate
Misa Reada Tha
John Read
Thirteenth J Avenue
Sale of Coal to Truckers Starts from New Company
Greeley’s newest coal company will open Friday as Superior Coal loads at its tipple near 16th Street and Firth Avenue. Enterprise plans a new buyback scheme, trucking coal from Weld County mines to the tipple for direct loading and weighing for farmers and long-time buyers.
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Greeley
Wiil
Superior Coal Company
Bighteenth Street
Firth Avenue
Tom Connell
LaSalle G
Weld
Visitors Seek Number of House in Dark Night
A report from Ninth Avenue and Tivveath Street states visitors arriving at a Catholic sisters home were unable to locate the correct house on a dark night, prompting a police call. Officer Al Wickstrom noted an attempted entry at 2 am, with Brough residents misidentifying the address.
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Troutle
Brush
Catholic Sisters
Ninth Avenue
Tivveath Street
al Wickstrom
Wes
Brough
Head
Alster
Cards Win Title in Today's Game
The St. Louis Cardinals clinched their second straight National League flag as New York Giants lost the doubleheader game to 8. The Cardinals can still drop 10 games and still seal the title, including today’s matchup with Philadelphia.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Glante
Philadelphia
Deaths and Funerals for Infant Thomas Fear
Eight month old Thomas Fear, son of Mr and Mrs J N Fear of 1022 First Street, died early Wednesday at Pear home. Family moved to Greeley from Oklahoma about a year and a half ago. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sattley’s Funeral Home with Rev L E Gratten officiating. U S Library second Washington report notes Library of Congress totals surpass Paris institution.
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Thomas Fear
J. N. Fear
First Street
Pear
Famiry
Greeley
Oklahoma
Sattley
Funeral Home
L. E. Gratten
Hard Surfacing Plan Discussed for Greelay to Estes Park Road
Greeley Loveland and Estey representatives met Tuesday with state highway officials to discuss hard surfacing the Greelay Bates Pay road from Greeley to Estes Park. Forester Estes Park officials indicated no action before next spring, while federal aid may fund forestry reserve work. The group included chamber leaders Hugh Whesler chair, D R MacArthur, Insinger, and Ed Folbrecht.
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Greelay-Bates
Niga Greelay
Loveland
Estey
Atate Aishway
Fort Collina Tueaday
Willa Moora
Thompson Canon
Jey
Estes Park-Granby
Greeley
Chamber of
Long Train Carries Episcopal Delegates to Triennial Meeting
A long train carried an Episcopal delegation from Omaha to the Protestant church triennial meeting scheduled in December. The journey arrived in four sections, each carrying delegates and officials for the event.
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Balou Pacife
Colurtius
Omaha
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