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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1934
Page
6
Weld county reports bees increase activity after several weeks of Clover bloom hindered by dry weather. Walter Adams notes workers had faced insufficient nectar, relying on feed orders to sustain colonies. Recent rains revived blossoms, enabling stronger foraging and improved honey flow.
Local notes recount visits by visitors from Fort Worth Seattle and California and departures for Estes Park and Denver. Reads of graduations trips and family gatherings in Greeley include Jerey Ferguson and the Chadwicks plotting travels to New York Nova Scotia and Chicago. The column lists social events and incidental local mentions with several names and places in Colorado and nearby states.
The column records numerous social updates from Greeley and surrounding towns. It notes visits between families, such as Misa Evelyn Troy in Boulder and Ingrid Romberger returning to Greeley from Kansas City, plus moves like Ar and Mrs Cecil Montgomery relocating to 190 Thirteenth Avenue. It mentions students, hospital recoveries, and summer plans, including Miss Allene Tyler’s discharge, Gladys Berlyier heading to Georgetown, and Harry Ferguson’s family returning to Folingtown. It also includes gatherings at the home of Mrs. O Bromin and Fritz, and travels to Steamboat Park for a week’s stay, with various relatives visiting and planning trips by auto to Seattle and Portland.
Windsor marks 100 years since the M. E. Church’s 1869 origins with a pageant and town events. The program outlines episodes from early prayer meetings to the completed church in 1881, featuring local families, ministers, and residents in period scenes and a village procession.
Describes Derothy Cooper James Fer and Marlons Reid in Episode I through VII around Whitney and Windsor areas. Notes wagon crowds, church services, and moving buildings near Main Street. Mentions railroad from Fort Collins to Gracing and a 1914 church erection.
A fragment notes a holiday at Saitoc with an accidental phrase rope-yatn Sunday Thursday. It mentions an afternoon set aside for making and mending clothes and suggests prudent activities for shipboard crew. The text is garbled but centers on clothing work and ship life.
A 1930s style feature discusses salads becoming a daily staple and the dining etiquette around salad courses. It cites Safeway State Home Economists promoting a kitchen arts course with interviews on preferred salad serving methods and guest guidance from Julia Les Wright and Mrs Weight. Memorial day cemetery improvements in Briggsdale are also noted with community volunteers and Scout involvement.
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