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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
7
A reader letter page from Heliose column offers household tips on efficiency. Advice includes planning daily recreation, arranging cluttered rooms, leaving magazines for husbands, cutting ruffles from slips, budget hints, preserving fabrics, and chrome rust removal. Readers respond with thanks and additional ideas.
In loving memory of Letlay Deen suddenly taken June 1. Survived by wife and daughter, mother, father, and brothers. Remembrance notes the golden chain broken yet love endures and final farewell is felt at the end of a long year.
Hollywood AP report notes Bob Newhart won the Peabody and an Emmy but lost renewal for his show sponsor. He discusses sponsor pullout, audience reactions, and possible fall return while planning summer concerts and international bookings.
A new method of mouth to mouth resuscitation using a tube has been developed by the Royal National Lifesport in England. The technique aims to improve safety and effectiveness in resuscitation efforts amid ongoing training and testing.
The wedding unites Miss Henrietta Stephens and Mr Lawrence Duane Kaiser at a Que Sayior's Lutheran ceremony officiated by Rev Richard J. Bunge. Attendants include maid of honor Vicki Stephens and bridesmaids Helly Lebsack and Jean Marie Firestein, with Richard Kelly as best man and Kaiser as groomsmen. A reception followed at the Parish Hall.
A couple from Pampa Texas, Mr and Mrs J Longan, celebrated their wedding with a honeymoon at Colorado Springs. The brief notice notes their union and travel plans.
A Friday ceremony for two White Shrine of Jerusalem Mahi Shrine candidates featured Naomi Sheard and Lee Sheard presiding. Dory sthea Kliewer reported on the state shrine club meeting in Greeney, with Henry Hockaday outlining objectives. A summer picnic was planned and several members were appointed to the contact committee. Ida Webber of Galilee received honorary membership, and new officers were introduced as the first yearbook was dedicated to Dara Hoar. The shrine announced a future school of instruction in Jeh an, Jo wan supreme, and adjourned for July and August with Sept 7 reconvening. refreshments followed.
Fatal bulge reported in Pasadena describes a rubber wrapping method to stow blood vessels using friction tape. The Dorcas Society of the First Cove tenant Church convenes Thursday at 1 30 p m in Memorial Chapel with a dessert luncheon. Hostesses named Mines Raymond Anderson Carl Luther George Nelson. Nursery care provided.
Judith Geddes and Jersy Somerville have announced their engagement. Mrs Grace Geddes and Walter Geddes of Denver are the bride to be’s parents, while Mr and Mrs Clair Somerville of 1915 with St. Miss are the groom to be’s. Geddes is a East High School graduate and CSU attendee. Somerville will graduate from CSU in December with an industrial management degree. After graduation he will enter Navy training. The wedding is set for August 23 in Denver.
The Highland Hills Women's Golf Association holds a Thursday morning event at the municipal course with assigned foursomes and tee times. Players listed include Til Bechthold Margaret Garner Jeannie Anderson Helly Schulte Betty Chel Corrine Hedlwxl Ann Bauman Lois Williams and others with start times from 8:45 to 9:21. Players must mark their flight on the scorecard and check the Golf Shop bulletin for June. If a foursome member cannot play, contact the Golf Shop at 339-2383.
Local calendar lists events at First Christian and First Methodist churches, Country Club and municipal venues. Highlights include installation of officers for several organizations, bridge and golf activities, and a patriotic program with child performances.
A reader asks about a hard cheese stored in the fridge that shows mold growth. The guidance suggests trimming away the mold and consuming the cheese if the interior remains firm, but warns that some molds can be unsafe and may require discarding the block.
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