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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
5
Greeley native plan a wedding in August at St Johns ehitren. The groom attended Eaton Igh and works for Moody Verug camyprary sl Eaton where he served as a veteran of World War I in the Far East.
Mrs Martha Larson hosted a club gathering with nineteen members and two guests at her Auburn home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Anon Fry Myre Eliza ber Banerle and Mrs Bells Coch ran. prizes were won by Jadys Auderson Monroe Moss and Belle Parsond. The next meeting is July 4 at Harel dupke in Glen Haven with co hosts Anderran and Minule Toherle. Southern Arabia his wimest no burpan inhabitants.
Donald Dilley and his wife Jeanette visit his parents Mr and Mrs Neal Diley of Kersey while he works in Washington DC as a Business Week reporter and studies at George Washington University. He plans to return June 7. The piece notes his past acting, his wife’s family in New York, a temperance youth meeting hosted by the Smiths, and a bridal party at Bath Home with two brides to be Marilyn Nittler and Marcela Manley plus a Panhellenic gathering in Greeley.
Robert Lind and Ruby Doris Haas wed at Zion Evangelical Lutheran in Windsor before 250 guests. The ceremony featured Rev. F Hein officiating. reception followed at American Legion hall with red and white decor. Duties included bridesmaids, ushers, and a large extended family. couple to reside in Windsor after a Salt Lake trip.
Marine Warner a Grover high school sophomore earned honorable mention nationally for an essay on why private medical practice gives the country top care. She received a certificate of meritorious achievement from the American Physicians and Surgeons association. Her essay advanced from Weld County contest in February and was sent to New York for final judging among thousands of student entries. First place went to Bay from Gulfport Mississippi. about 4,000 entries were submitted.
Arthur Bourdimin and Julia Mae Betchley wed Sunday May 25 at 2 p m in Grover. About 15 relatives attended the double ring ceremony officiated by Harold Christy of Cursenter Wyoming. The reception and bridal party details followed with attire and decor described in full.
Ralph Nittler of Michigan will travel from Ann Arbor to attend Marilyn Nittler’s graduation at the University of Colorado and her wedding next day. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lauren MacDonnell and children Janice and Mark from Wheat Ridge, with Jane MacDonnell nearby. Adelle Cutler from Fork Morgan attends a Fort Lupton ranch picnic for the MacDonells and Hyans family marking the second anniversary of a Biloxi bus trip, with 65 served at an outdoor meal. Museum note mentions Charles Darwin born 1809 and his origin of overweight. Mail orders for Ann Melafield Reducing Plan offered at Rexall stores with price 30.95 plus tax.
Miss Marian Julifs and Earl Wood, both Laramie high school faculty members, wed at Our Savior's Lutheran church with Dr Edwin G Peiteel conducting. The bride, a CSCE graduate, will teach English. the groom holds AB and MA degrees. Reception hosted by the Williams at 1031 Twentieth Street followed the ceremony.
Thirtieth annual Pioneer reunion and Highland Lake residents gathering will be held Friday June 1 at Mead. A noon basket dinner follows a planned program. All interested are invited to attend.
Mrs James Silvie hosts Sisters of the First Methodist class at her home 1457 Tenth Street Tuesday afternoon. Seventeen wewders attended as refreshments were served by their daughters and granddaughters. Devotions by Mrs Esther Young. 29 calls logged. next meeting July 1 at Mrs Youngs home. Dr J C Fredhing will be absent from office June 7 to July 1 at 412 Gth St.
Paul Hineal Boyle of 1225 Seventh Street celebrated his eighty eight birthday with a dinner in Denver Tuesday. Hosts were his grandnephew and wife Mr and Mrs Larrd Campbell at their home 2531 Fairfax Street. Attendees included Mrs Hortense Gib gon of Wichita Kansas niece of Mr Boyle Miss Sue Hilen Campbell great grand niece and Mr and Mrs O F Boyle his son and wife. Wednesday June 4 was Mr Boyle’s birthday. He has lived in Greeley for 41 years. In ancient times the deaf were thought idiots and killed.
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