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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1942
Page
6
Nicholas Tegiman and Miss Margacel Ellen Nicholas were married June 4 in the First Christian Church of Kearney. The ceremony drew about 100 relatives and friends with music by local singers and a reception at the bride’s home.
Attractive drida Misa Margaret Elon Nipholag, daughter of Dean and Mrs J G Nipholag of Kearney Nabe, re presented vows with Mussell Tolman son of Mr and Mrs Louie Teglman of Greeley in Kearney on June 4. Photo by Marti Toth.
Wade D. Meadows and Marie Clinsom Ter husb band former First Sergeant Wade D. Meadows head to Greeley with Mrs Meadowts and kin. They plan a San Antonio wedding attendance and a move to Colorado Springs for a language center assignment. Dr Ellen L. Gorbel arrives in Greeley for a weekend visit with Georgia Ping as Teddy and Barbara prepare for travel.
Sponsor Mrs Lovell Shammon hosted a Playmate Club picnic for children on Children’s Day at Island Grove. After lunch, the group visited Glenmere Park where attendees observed flowers and enjoyed a pleasant outing. Names include Barbara Agm Jamo, Betty Any Witeax, Adeline Slawael, Carrenon Sjoterg, Tout Stewart, Mary Ellen Juans and Mrs Sheonan.
A recipe note describes using celery tops to flavor dishes and to make celery soap. It instructs simmering celery tops with water until soft, pushing the mixture through a sieve, and using the resulting puree as a base for celery soap.
A bridal shower for Maxice Thomas, soon to wed Jack Fata of Ft. F. 2 Warren, Wyoming, was hosted at Mrs. and Mr. Menger’s home. Guests enjoyed games, bouquets and poems, then shared refreshments.
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Darhaen Frietchin Tent 11 met at the K D P hall. Officers read from department president Erica Wittenberg and outlined plans for the department convention at Kane frou June 15 16 and 18. Greeley tent will send delegates. Memorial day honors given to Comrades Hiram Hawkins and G F Hodson. The group invited to an open house for the ninety ninth Memorial Day at C W Hudson’s home. They also accepted an invitation to Fing Day on June 11 and will skip July and August. Forty plus calls were made for Saee East Presidents meeting on June 12.
An engagement notice lists Innaragon and Clement L Williams as the engaged pair. Both are students at Colorado State College of Flybatton. No definite wedding date has been set.
CSCE senior ball held Thursday evening in Bradenton Tall room featured Lloyd Jensen orchestra. Event showcased the numerals 2942 on stage and crowd attendance exceeded fifty couples with chaperones Mrs Kenmnieth, Prory, and Dr. and Mrs. S. In Tonbeaint. Special guests included Mr and Mrs GW Pragier, Dr. and Mrs. Crawley, and other local figures. Midinetts Club Fun enjoyed a party at Loveland Waterworks Monday. attendees listed. A wedding vow exchange occurred Sunday afternoon May 31 at the home of Mrs. Eugene Mouse of Fade with J Edwin Elder officiating. Also noted: corned frankfurters introduced in Rose around 255 A.D. for Title stoves.
The piece argues joining the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps means practical labor over glamor, detailing possible jobs from clerks to cooks, training and discipline requirements, and age and health rules for officers and auxiliaries, stressing independence over housework escape.
Anionnectian reports the engagement of Meus Juin Fur son daughter of Ly and Mra C. C Fuson of Mikey to Clamant Jo Williauim Gon of Mr. ail Mra, OG. M. Williame of Golnrado Borlisay. No definite date. couple plans early fall nuptials. Fusun is a Milliken high graduate and sophomore at Colorado State College of Hdlocus Hon, with campus singing and sorority ties. Williams graduated from Colorado Springs high and CSU Education. taught at Baysfield High. He held campus roles in PLE Me Alga Sli fonta and the college band and orchestra.
Serafini daughter of Mr and Mrs Philp Serafini of Denver wed Archbold of Greeley at the Serafini home 1616 Race Street, Denver. Rev Speer read the ceremony in an intimate setting with close friends and relatives present. Danny Archbold served as best man as guests wore pastel shades and palms framed the reception. Mrs Archbold wore dusty rose tulle and the couple plans a honeymoon in the mountains. Donald Rewald, Archbold's brother, is a Cal State educated instructor. the pair plan to attend further studies after service in the army. The couple is spending their honeymoon in the mountains. LaGrange Country Club hosts a meeting at Mrs A B Owen’s home with 20 members present. South Side Country Club holds a covered dish luncheon with 16 members and two guests. Next meeting June 27 hosted by Mrs Jess Keeter.
Mrs Albert of Greeley named exemplary church mother at First Christian Church service. She serves as president of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and is mother to two children, with active involvement in local church and community affairs.
County listings show weekly society meetings and events with dates from Tuesday through Friday, including club gatherings at homes such as the Mitpab and Junior News clubs, Red Cross and Women’s Council activities, and a note on a community covered-dish supper. A brief educational aside mentions copper nickel silver and Brazil as a large country.
Mrs Albert R Fine of Greeley chosen as Mother of the Year by First Christian Church in May. She leads church women, serves in Rebekah lodge and veterans group, helps in Bible school, and volunteers in church youth work. Her two children, Maxine and Douglas, hold local ties and education. A church luncheon honored Mrs Fine. upcoming meetings noted.
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