Ferrells Leave for California Wedding Outlines Union
Wellington Red Ferrell Sr and Patricia Boehm wed at First Methodist Church on May 23. The couple, with Ferrell stationed as hospitalman third class at Corona naval hospital, planned to depart Thursday for Corona California. Parents listed as Roy Hoehm and Mrs. Ferrell. Attendants included Ann Ferrell and Tamara Boehm. Guests numbered 125 with music by Mrs. E J Miller and Mrs. Louis Cieloha.
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Wellington
Red) Ferrell
Patricia Boehm
Corona
Calif
Hame
Naval Hospital
Roy Hoehm
Thirteenth Street
Wellington Ferrell
Twelfth Street
First Methodist Church
Hen My
Christner
Tichted
E. J. Miller
Louis Cieloha
Ann Ferrell
Tamara Boehm
Social and Club News Highlights With Walter Ferrell Guest
Walter Ferrell of Cheyenne, uncle of the groom, attended the event as the guest. The bride wore a gold going away costume. The Ferrells enjoyed days at Betes Park and visited Greeneley friends and relatives. The bride is a junior at Greeneley High. the groom, a 1948 Greeneley High graduate and basketball standout, later completed navy boot training in San Diego and hospital corps schooling in San Diego and Long Beach before transfer to Corona. The EMB club Wednesday session marked the arts program until fall. Mrs. Louie Raab hosted at 1706 Eighth Ave on Sept. 12 at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Mary Adams of 1428 Eleventh Ave. Realbel Purvis Hormuth Studio of man and voice listed at 1512 12th Ave, Ph. 2012-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferrell
Cheyene
EMB Club
Louie Raab
Eighth Avenue
Mary Adams
Eleventh Avenue
Realbel Purvis Hormuth
Studio of
Man and Voice
12Th Ave
Donna Weinmeister Birthday Party at Estes Park Mountain Cabin
Donna Weinmeister celebrated her sixteenth birthday with eight friends at the Anna Hamlending above Hates Park run by Mr and Mrs Paul Marshall. The party included family members, gifts and a lake candle. They stayed Monday to Tuesday near Estes Park with hiking in the mountains and visits to the Soroptimist Shop for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna ‘Weinmeister
Anna Hamlending
Hates Park
Paul Marshall
Marshall
Weinmeister
Pat Haag
Jaset Allee
Coralea Criswell
Janet Kissler
Betty Glass
Connie Sivers
Joan Rice
Marjoria Cretner
Greeley High
H. A. Criswell
Henry Markus
Alex Weinmeister
Mondey
Mies Weinmeister
Estes Park
Park Congregational Group Plans Friday Party
The high school group from Park Congregational church is invited to a party at Rev. and Mrs. R. Wilbur Simmons home at 1720 Thirteenth Avenue Friday evening at 7:30 o clock. Sophomores of next year and this year's seniors will be especially honored.
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Park Congregational Church
R. Wilbur Simmons
Thirteenth Avenue
Mrs Paul Willis Heads Carpenters Ancitery
Mrs Paul Willis testified as president of the Unley Carpenters auxiliary during a Tuesday meeting at Mrs John Lindermeter’s home. Nine members and five guests attended. State president and three auxiliary members from Fort Collins installed year officers led by Willis with L Boyd as vice president and Albrecht as secretary. Next meeting place to be announced.
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Paul Willis
Unley
Harald Specht
John Lindentmeter
H. A. Diekman
Denis Gustafson
R.A. Smith
Pleasant Valley Spring Style Parade At Club Meeting
Pleasant Valley HD club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Wallace Haw King’s home. Mrs. Neal Goldsmith assisted, roll call featured a play about neighborly behavior, Chuck Johnston led the meeting, and Mre Norman Lyster read a contest article earning honorable mention. Members modeled garments from sewing lessons, with tunes by the group and plans for future meetings and a speaker on How do you do it in Jim's salary.
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Pleasant Valley
Wallace Hawking
Neal Goldsmith
Chuck Johnston
Norman Lyster
My Day
Tune
Mia
Toya Johnson
GHS Graduates Wed in Double Wedding at First Baptist
Williamson of 1909 Eleventh Avenue and All Waggoner Straight wed Mrs. Dan G Straight of 1841 Sixth Avenue Sunday at 2 pm in First Baptist Church. About 200 guests attended as Dr. Ben H. Christner officiated, with organ music by Joan Davis and selections from Mendelssohn and Lohengrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Harry W. Williamson
Joan Davis
Mendelassohy
Reeas Wilkinson
Mary Sue Sikich
Naomi Williamson
Nan Pa
Mise Judy Straight
Lynn Straight
John
Keith Williamson
Sue Ann Straight
Gary Fields
Greeley Daily Tribune Highlights Local Wedding Details
The article notes a wedding with about 150 attendees, purple iris decor, yellow and white theme, and a red peony by the guest book. Out-of-town guests include B Stanley Williamson on leave from USS Frybarger, as well as numerous relatives from Denver Sterling and Cheyenne. The couple will reside at 1222 Fifteenth Avenue after ten days in the mountains. the bride is a 1951 Greeley High graduate and former Junior Philharmonic member. the groom, also a Greeley High graduate of 1948, works as a plasterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dride
Lyonel Kinison
Betty Ferrell
Dick Ferrell
Travin
Lysnel Kinnisan
Keith Boehm
Ately
Donald Kelsey
Don, Stewart
Herbert Oldfield
Kenneth Fields
Marion Boyle
David Ferguson
Roland Miner
Dallas Qsterly
B. Stanley Williamson
Uss Frybarger
the Owly
Dan C. Straight
Bellyue
Grodm
Ralph E. Turner
Scoti
Kans
Harold Whyman
Janet Miller
Floyd Montgomery
Kent Reynolds
C. LM. Barton
C. &. Glackly
Eldan Smith
Sterling
del Burkhart
H. S. Pressly
Leonard Reynolds
Leonard Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds
Lie
Denver
P. B. Ale Cheney
Methsney
Kenneth Woods
Dorothy May Smith
Marianthel, Kane
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