15 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1955
Page
1
The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican executive staff pages note various staff positions, circulation figures, and subscription rates. The piece references the March of Dimes campaign and cites a biblical verse as a closing sentiment.
A college area parking committee proposed widening Tenth Avenue West of the campus, threatening 45 trees and a shaded walk. Residents oppose loss of trees, while advocates cite off street parking needs and traffic flow, recommending parallel parking instead and cautioning against an improvement district.
Eaton residents Fred Mueller and Salome Wheeler marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a post party at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Reeman. Co hosts were Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson. The couple married in Syracuse and have lived in Eaton 12 years. Guests enjoyed canasta prizes, a white wedding cake, and slides from the Martins 1953 Tour of Roses.
Community Activities commission outlines launching an adult education program with courses in advertising, store display, insurance salesmanship, weaving, photography, typing, and more. Instructors to be paid at least $3.50 an hour. minimum 40 cent per hour fee for unsubsidized courses. Seventeen organizations and 32 people attend. funding and locations to be set after registration numbers.
Two new members join the Colorado River Water Conservation District board. From Gunnison County, County Attorney Robert Porter replaces Anton Danni, appointed by commissioners. From Garfield County, William Dodds Bentt of Rifle succeeds John Hewlachkel.
The New Raymer 4-H club elected Bob Littlefield as president at a Tuesday meeting attended by twenty two members. Alyce Livengnad was named vice president with Sandra Kibben as secretary treasurer and Paul Shoemaker as news reporter. Patty Littlefield serves as sewing leader. Leaders Allen Box Kennett Littlefield and Oliver Kibchen attended, county agent Mark Gould showed photos of 1954 4-H projects and the group plans a February 19 tour to inspect projects.
The Mirror staff at Gresley State College reports a Friday gathering at Jolene Town Parkin House with guests Lucille Lebsack Helen Amen Christine Eliott Al Meo DeFrance Clay Crawfyrd Ferrin Harsch Edgar Sloan Gale McQuate and Jack Keller. Junior Red Cross chapters formed in Valley View RKoggen Mardis LaSalle Watlentarg per Mrs A L Payne Weld equity chairman.
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