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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
2
A Holstein owned by an agricultural college shatters the state mark with 23,000 pounds of milk in the production year. The cow, named by the college, highlighted a series of records in the dairy class across the region, underscoring the institution’s breeding and farm program.
City brief notices list engagements, sorority pledges, family visits and community events. Names include Harry Culling Tae, Greeley officials, Robert J. Weaver, Maryicnd Weld, Velen Galiwin, Maria Wet, and Greek organizations at Poachers callage and Deis Pat fraternity.
Mr and Mrs J W Fields return home at 1817 Twelfth avenue after a two day motor trip stopping to visit relatives in Pays Valley and Stilwater. Boosters at Teachers college discuss members at a niece function Wednesday evening. Recent pledges include Marlys Uthuri Figei Florence Slockert Kay Thome Bruce Mondt Mildred Bapitey Mario Snydal and Margaret Gill. Mrs W R Baruce Hopkins plans to meet Mr Barnes in Craig where he has worked for three months. Luttrell sold a dude ranch near Chicago and Barnes is converting it into a resort. Rev Joseph Conrad returned to Greeley from Minneapolis and Harald Lorimer assumed duties at Trimsund Lutheran church during absence. Rex Conrad visited his parents and Rev Edald Conrad in Minneapolis and spoke of conditions there. Rev Germid’s health improved and he plans convalescence then departure. IN MEMORIAM notes a family loss and memory of a departed parent. Real estate ads promote popcorn balls and favors for an event with contact listing.
The week’s county social notes cover Milliken weddings and local club activities. Mrs. Grant McCulloch and Miss Milliken hosted at Central City while Laura Case wed Chester Taylor in Fort Morgan. Milliken Rebekah and auxiliary groups held meetings and planned Christmas events with officers elected for 1938.
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