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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1955

Page

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Welcoming Announcement for Miss Schroeder and Mr Hess

Mrs C F Schroeder and Mr Ross announce the engagement of Miss Patricia Jean Schroeder to Bill Hess son of Mr and Mrs Earl M Ross of Eaton. The couple plan a June wedding after Miss Schroeder, a 1958 Eaton High School graduate, attended Cottey College Nevada Missouri last year. She starred on campus in drama and music and is a pianist. Hess, a 1956 Eaton High School graduate, served in the air force and played basketball at Hudson AFB Alaska before working at Kenny Hyde's clothing store in Eaton. Guests included Ellen Worley Charlotte Worley and many Eaton friends and relatives.

Eaton Ellen Charlotte Worley Ant Helle Drobniten Denver Edna Beché Marylou Overman Greeley Mmcs Jo Ann Dunes Skerraw Marylng

Society Calendars for Monday and Tuesday Events

A list of society calendar items from Monday and Tuesday detailing local club meetings and hostesses. Included are First Baptist Church evening circle, Kildare Klub, District Nurses event at Weld County General hospital, Blue Bell club, auxiliary day home, Pleasant Valley club, Fellowship Prayer group, Tourist club, Christmas exchange postponed, Della Omicron Alumnae, St Claye's Trinity Episcopal dinner, Sisterhood and church events, Greeley and Kirsh hostesses, and Saynplimishs tea house noted with times and venues.

Flo Gates Kildare Klub Ralph Briggs Thirteenth Avenue Weld County General Hospital Atornay Tom Richardson Blue Bell Club Glenn Stow Jack Lockett DAV Heliu Ninta Avenue Pleasant Valley Lloyd Johnson Arthur Kleraralsling Chill Sharp Highth Avenue O. S. Nerdsman Rossrvalt Road Sant Ait Exchange Autura Progressive Alefred Jensen Last Greeley Cluster Woman's Club Camfield Pioneer Room Jona Club M. A. Ware J. G. Spencer Matay Kirsh Saynplimishs Elinner King’s Daughters Frank Potts Fairazres Road Townsend Club

Sivers Family Christmas Dinner At Greeley Tea House

Members of the BR. Sivers family gathered at the Tea House in Greeley for a traditional holiday dinner. The event featured gifts from Avery Sivers of Salem and drew relatives from Colorado, Oregon, California, and Nevada, with plans for more dinners and visits through the holiday season.

Kepps Employees Dine At Carfield Home

Kepps Inc held a dinner for its employees and spouses Tuesday evening at the Kepp home, 214 Fourteenth street. Present were Blaine Nop Sam Rank Tammy Bergseid C A Mitchell Cherry Bret Craghtad Charlie Cline Clay Casseday Douglas Bulow Topi Bervier Ye Repp Mrs Astella Stroberg Alva Schultz. Guests played Monte Carlo whist with prizes awarded to Mrs Berrier Mrs Berghold Casseday and Sebullz.

Hemp Enler Laine Kepp's Inc Carofield Speci Kepp Fourteenth Street Messers Mesdames Blaine Nop Sam’ Rank Tammy Bergseid C. A. Mitchell Cherry Bret Craghtad Charlie Cline Clay ‘ Casseday Douglas Bulow Topi Bervier Ye. B. Repp Astella Strobergard Alva Schultz Berrier Berghcld Casseday Erat Sebullz

Christmas News and Local Family Gatherings Across Cities

A long list notes Christmas Day visits and travel among families in Boise Idaho Denver Colorado Greeley Eaton Beaver Raton and Fort Collins. It records leisure gatherings at homes in Adams City Severin's Tea Room and O L Ughorn home with friends and relatives including Leeper Larkin Carlson Reeman Nixon and Purcell clans. The piece mentions a Toastmistress club meeting in Severin's Tea Room and a Christmas Eve party hosted by Anders Anderson and Elk of Greeley with guests from Eaton Denver and Mather Field Sacramento. Mr and Mrs Purcell and Captain Purcell attend a dinner at Maxwell Air Force Base with family joining from Denver Raton and Fort Collins before a western trip.

Atl Sloan Livermore Ihe Wilsons Avery Sivers Salem Ore Don Sivers West Los Angeles Calif Cheyenne Tom Ciriypht Cartwrishkrs Cheyenne Depot Wendell Sivers Denny Wihelltrom Keine Benvetton Siyers Nels Sandstedt Dev Sivers Ora Sivers Sloan Stausfer Company Colorado Marion Sheppard Eston Denver J Paul Stapleton Airfield Bedingers Bob Ar’stuent Menlo Junior College Alenin Park Leanna Colorado Arm College Sally Farrell Nenver Hay Larkin Wes Sleant Henry Leeper Boise Ida Yehlerindaw Jim Lapper Woorland Wyo Jon J. Brown Kim Wilcox Jimmy al Golden Severin's Dirs Frank Thoman Frank Reeman 3. C. Carlson Cora Nixon Earl Ross Qiho Wykart Fol Anerson Harey Claris William Rhodes Kenny Hyde Ness Wayne Sfilyan Pat Mike Lindy Jerry California Lin Drive West Enant Anders Anderson and Elk Greeley Olle Anderson Eaton Sirs James Farr Brevin Greetes Carb Yarr Beaver Ane Hessnn Esth John Judh Farran Stevie Carl Jerry Pureett Holbie Ant Chuckie Mather Field Sacramento Aid Ales Leonard Purcell Raton Ams Conrad Huber Purcell Maxwell Air Force Base Monts Bomery Ala Maxwell Tesday Cavers Gily Purcell Darrell Turcell Punk Tarri Davidali Michael Patton Fort Collins

Job Women Organize in Tokyo Japan Rise in Influence

A Tokyo report notes 20 million married women gaining equal legal rights with husbands and shaping social and political issues. It cites about 30,000 women’s organizations and a total membership nearing several tens of thousands.

Tokyo Japan

Engagement of Violet Wittig to Kenneth Comin

Mrs Mary Wittig of Tega Seventh avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Violet Eileen Wittig to Kenneth L Comin son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Comin Windsor Miss Wittig is an 18H graduate of Greeley High School Her fiancé is a Windsor High School graduate and served four years in the navy He is employed in the Windsor plant department of Mountain Stains 1 phone Comins welding plans are indefinite

Mary ‘Wittig Tega Seventh’ Avenue Violet Eileen Kenneth L. Comin Arnold. Comin Windsor Miss Wittig Greeley High Windsor High School Navy Heno Mountain Pally

Women scientists shine at Electric Boat yard lab

In Groton Connecticut two women scientists tie glamour with grit at Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics. Agnes Summers holds a physics degree and specializes in sound and vibration reduction for submarines while Mary MacDonald performs stress calculations on piping systems and radioactive handling constraints. Marilyn Alfieri works on probe lean programming for calculators and Marjorie Liberman does analytical chemistry for metals and radioactive materials in submarine construction.

Groton Conn Uncle Sam Electric Boat Co General Dynasmics Corp Agnes Summers Western College University of Connecticut Summers Har Frank Mary MaccDonald Hunter College Marilyn Alfieri Connecticut College Thames River New London Snes Marjorie Liberman

Drilling Costs Rise in New York Oil Field

New York oil field data show drilling costs up to 3124 feet with 4.25 dollars per unit. The push for deeper wells drives the rise as average depths reach 4035 feet versus 3278 feet in 1944. Dry holes rate climbs to 37 percent in 1954 from 22 percent in the late 1940s.

New York Oil-weile

Women's Guild Reports Compiled at St. John's Lutheran

Americali Women a guild of St. John's Lutheran Church met at 1702 Tenth Street to prepare annual reports for distribution to regional managers. Attendees included Reuben Stoncel Sehow Haar Erle Schoenhaar John Wale ters Ed Wieneman Olinda zel Phillip Hankel John Stencel Jim Daugherty Alex Weine meidter and Mrs. Krum the hostess.

Americali St. John's Lutheran Church Polly Nrumn Tenth Street Reuben Stoncel Mr Sehowhaar Erle Schoenhaar John Waleters Ed Wieneman Olinda’sohlazel Phillip Hankel John Stencelde Jim Daugherty Alex Weinemeidter Mrs. Krum

Tourists Spend Over 202 Million in Colorado in 1955

Colorado saw a record influx of about 3,160,000 visitors in 1955, spending approximately $202.6 million. The average stay was 5.1 days with an average daily spend of $7.92, marking a rise from 1954’s $185.5 million and a longer average visit.

BOULDER +f Colorado University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research Bitead Bureau

Grain Stocks Hit All-Time U.S. High

Washington reports United States grain stocks climbed to 3,400,000 tons, an all-time record for July 4, surpassing the prior year’s peak by 11,000,000 tons. Rexall store offers Green Stamps with purchases.

Washington United States

In loving memory of Donald Crownover

In loving memory of Donald Crownover now departed three years since. We treasure the life he shared with us and remember him with love. Beloved husband father and grandfather cherished by wife, children and grandchildren.

Donald Manny Fathar

Schwalm Harding Vows Exchanged at Bethlehem Lutheran

Miss Shirley J. Marding daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Harding Jr of Mead and Dennis Bart Schwalm son of Mr and Mrs A J Schwalm of Johnstown wed Sunday December 18 at Bethlehem Lutheran church Longmont. Two hundred guests attended a 6 30 oclock service. The bride wore a gown donated by her father and was attended by cousin Miss Elsore Harding maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Perry Schwalm and Miss Darlene Staley. Best man was Doral Schwalm. ushers were Harding and Eugene Dietrich. Flower girl Kathy Dixon and ring bearer Timmy Harding. A dance and reception followed at Betthoud. The bride a 1935 Mead high graduate is bookkeeper for Cyclone Sales in Longmont. groom a Johnstown High School graduate class of 1953 is a junior at the University of Colorado in engineering physics. The couple reside at [address missing] Broadway, Boulder.

Shirley J. Marding Henry Harding Jr Mead Dennis Bart Schwalm A. J. Schwalm Johnstown Bethlehem Lutheran Church of “Longmoal D. Hrooten Jan Schwalm Louis Reichert Elsore Harding Enor Perry Schwalm Darlene Staley Doral Schwalm Biarding Eugene Dietrich Kathy Dixon Timmy Harding Ime Counse Betthoud Mead High Cyclone Sales,Inc Long

Townsend Club Mealing At Electric Lounge Report

Twenty two members from clubs No 1 3 and 5 attended a Townsend club gathering at the Electric Lounge on Tuesday evening. Miss Judy Smith performed on the accordion and a read was given by another member. A note mentions Susié Kahter and Townsend on Tan with a reference to a 10 7:30 o clock start and a heat service at the Isle of Capri had quit.

Townsand Townsend Club No Judy Smith Susié Kahter Townsend

District VII Nurserers Meeting At Weld County Hospital Dining Room

A local district meeting was held in the Weld County General Hospital dining room on Tuesday at two. Neighborhood issues were discussed as attendees noted service activities. Attorney Thomas Richardson spoke briefly on legal matters affecting the district.

District VII Ba Moat Weld County General Hospital Twoovelock Thomas Richardson

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