Induction of Officers and Regional Meeting Notes
Somber tone marked the breakfast at the Camfield Hotel as new members joined Greeley Tosstini. Inductions for Council No 4 are planned June 21 while regional sessions in Boulder featured speeches by Mrs Kinnison and Dr Grumbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Jalie Ulrich
Barnett
Meeker
Boulder
Kinnison
Cecily Grumbine
Pauenet
Mrerich
Robert Norris
Bert Lowell Ives
Pequde
Arthur
Reid
Stanley
Dear Abby Jealous Of Violet Sparks Advice Column
A reader asks if jealousy over his wife watering African violets is justified. Abby replies playfully to embrace humor, suggesting the husband lightheartedly ask for water and not suppress his anger. Other letters discuss wedding church choices and general etiquette, with Abby offering guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Sultan
Pierce Club presents one act play at Heath Junior High
The Agricultural Club will stage a three-play program by 4-H clubs at Heath Junior High School on June 6 at 8 p.m. The event offers no admission charge and the winning entry advances to the State contest. Cast includes Ben the Carpenter Pam Nicks Lynda Baliman te, Gail Balman Randy Giffin Bob Stewart Evelyn Gosh Priscilla Jo Ellen Lohalo Alicia Roseberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Pacrce — Pierce
Heath Junior High School
Rolus
Freedom
Melty Smith
Ben
Carpenter
Pam Nicks
Fam
Lynda Baliamonte
Simpson
cam/ Paign
Gail Balman
Woolf
Randy Giffin
Bob
Stewart
Ralph Henkel
Evelynl
Gosh
Priscilla
Jo Ellen Lohalo
Alicia Roseberry
Dorothy Cuzad
Mary Cuzad
Jerry Eubank
Horton Heating Co
Greeley
Cecil Peterson
Verlyn Schlegel
J. A. Nicks
Allee
Nancy
Linda Stewart
Mary Allee Klein
Esther Covad
Jin Oozad
Edward
Paris party guests and local gatherings noted
Covad presided as sisters and a long list of hostesses were named including Arnolr Jansson Wilbert Marlin Helmer Jansson and others. Guests of Mr and Mrs William Bob Boffner and Mrs Mary Cos Carlson visited Red Meat her Lakes and Hereford. Birthday celebrations and high school graduation were mentioned along with a final group meeting planned at the Stuledo Club and Bertha Heinze’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covad
Iilaw
Mmes
Arnolr Jansson
Wilbert Marlin
Helmer Jansson
Victor Bernhardt
Richard Witbeck
Vernon Conger
Co|tis Peterson
Robert Alkire
Kenneth Duncan
Bertha Heinze
George Anderson
Ervin Hirsch
Reinhold Nelson
Sol Schlagel
Arangen Bob Gill
John Roseberry
William Bob Boffner
Mary Cos Carlson
Richard Withock
Myron Prestanlgid
Plaza del Rey
Carlsons
Red Meather Lakes
Edwin Lesh
Thei
Indaw
Dwight Gwaltney
Fred Walker
Hereford
Rilky
David McLean
Shaltham
N. J
Stapleton
Nirpert
Lynn Lesh
Tie
Edwin Peck
Dallas
Albuquerque
Lesh
Ault
Castle Edwin Lesh
Rock
H. W. Logan
Pueblo
Ben Gallatin
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ray Brumfield
Anon
Wayne Thom Whursday
Ken
Louis Koppneth Brumfield
Campion
Satur Nation
Jimmy
East Side
Greeley Poetry Workshop Elects Director for New Year
The Greeley Poetry Workshop elected Miss Lotz as director and Mrs. Bertha Gutherie as secretary with Miss Jessie William as activities chairman. Officers plan the year at a summer meeting and report on annual contests from the Denver Poetry Society banquet. Mrs. Gutherie won second prize for "I Have Loved Homely Things" and prize in the Western Region contest.
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Esther Lots
Gréetey Poetry Workshop
6Th Avenue
Lidz
Bertha Gutherie
Jessie William Won
Mss
Gutherie
Doetry Society of Colorado
Denver
Social Briefs misprinted name at Colorado Angus event
Mrs Harold Bohlender of La Salle hosts the fanedienn and chairs the Blue Flame Roant jal noan Fridge at the Greeley Gas Company Building. Members and friends meet in the second quarterly session of the Colorado Angus Association. The name Harald Roblender was printed instead of Harald Bohlender. No reservations are necessary.
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Harold Bohlender
la [Salle
Greeley
Tottligh Bohlender
Harald Roblender
Oil Heat Used to Smoke Cure Meats in Oslo
In Oslo Norway oil burner heats the air to dry foods and a trend burning apparatus creates the smoke that flavors ham turkey beef salmon eel and other meats. The method aims to lower curing costs.
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Oslo
Norway
Ratus
BGPW President Names Chairmen at March Meeting
Edith Gregg named committee chairmen at Creeley Business and Professionals Women’s Club gathering hosted by Mary Rider. Appointees include Feather Peery for civic participation, Helen McCandless for world affairs, Catherine Baker for membership, Elizabeth Klemme for finance, Pauline Dodson for publicity, Mabel Ludlum for social, Edith Adrian and Mrs Tadlam as parliamentarian, with Dr Ruth Keena as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gregg
Creeley Business and
Mary Rider
Feather Peery
Helen McCandless
Catherine Baker
Elizabeth Klemme
Pauline Dodson
Mabel Ludlum
Edith Adrian
Tadlam
Ruth Keena
Keena
Bank officer named historian at regional credit club conference
Mrs. Ducald T. Beauchamp of the First Industrial Bank was appointed historian for the Rocky Mountain District of Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs during a conference at the Western Skiest Motor Hotel in Albuquerque. Attendees included Marjorie Anderson and other local credit professionals. the meeting covered educational aims and the related associations. Christian Women’s Fellowship will install officers at a Thursday meeting with a book review and social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducald T. Beauchamp
First Industrial Bank
Rocky Mountain
Credit Weenee
Western Skiest Motor Hotel
Albuquerque
NAL
Greeley Cre Idit
Marjorie Andersen
J. W. Smith & Son
Isub
Matilda Brass
Ithe
Canfield
Vernon
Erik
Son
Legal Credit Bureau
iMes
Marjorie Anderson
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Cheech
Velma Elam
Iharold Adcock
Albert Holmes
Chalesman
Friday Calendar of Community Events and Meetings
Calendar notes a Colorado Angus Auxiliary luncheon at Blue Flame Room and a first Congregational Church dinner program with Floyd Merrill talk on irrigation, plus White Shrine at Masonic Temple and various dessert and committee gatherings led by local members. A Uganda coffee and cassava beverage is mentioned.
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Colorado
Angus
Blue Flame
Amica
First Congregational Church
Floyd Merrill
Gay’ Jones
Masonic Temple
Blanche Scanttin
7Th Ave
Lrc
Odd! Fellows Mall
Phila Abbott
Flora Gibson
First Methodist Fellowship Hall
Graphic Club Ends Season at Mountain Home
The last meeting of the Grape Club was held at Miss Luthera Mason's mountain home. Fifteen members and two stursls attended the special occasion. Mrs. Nyal Adams reported on her Colorado Boys Ranch visit near La Junta, accompanied by her husband, Colonel Adams. Mrs. Marnie Baab provided a musical interlude with piano solos. The date and menu for September meals are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Miller
Department Convention
Marnie Baab
Meels
May Play Dance Hall in Marathon St Plans in New York
The Actors Studio theater company plans a fall production of Marathon St a play by June Havoc about non stop dance contests from 30 years ago. Julie Harris will star and the show may move from a ballroom to a Broadway dime store theater to boost realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Actors Studio Theater Company
June Havoc
Julie Harris
Broadway
Unclear OCR item on Defense official and tribal warfare notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Department of Defense official and a deputy space office role. It references tribal groups and tactical warfare terms in a garbled form with possible references to periods, offices, and engineering terms. The readable content is too fragmented to determine a coherent event or outcome.
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Champwn
Department of Defense
Collee
Space Office
Engi
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