Joyce Kliewer Installed As Queen At Ceremony
Joyce Kliewer was installed as queen at a ceremonial Tuesday evening. Charling Fifolds presided, assisted by Nancy Knight and other officers. The event included a presentation by Aisa Kliewer and remarks on Mountain Trails, followed by a reception and a charity shop appeal for doll donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Klewer
Nelalied
Job
Charling Fifolds
Nancy Knight
Gertrude Stewart
Pit Behintstenknon
Shirley Forbes
Eileen Axgam
Claynee Brass Wenson
Nadyame Bennitt
Aisa Klie
Hstorian
Miss Alfeldt
Lynda Mae Golze
Hegerly Carl
Barbara King
Carol Dickey
Curnl Smith
Patsy
Cooks Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Greeley
Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Cook celebrated with a family reunion and church luncheon at First Methodist, a home reception on Fifteenth Avenue, and numerous out of town and local relatives attending. The couple, married May 25 1901 in Topeka Kansas, have two daughters and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Cook
First Methodist’ Church
King’s ‘Daughters
Cook
H. Hall
Topeka
Kan
Vic Olivar
Grave Weldner
Tecunaé
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Washington
Ogallala
Gree Jey
Berniece Caupany
Holdrege
Hardine Laimphere
Lincoln
Gresley
AML
Harry E. Company
Jorew
St. Paul
San Francisco
Roberta Campany
Jack
Bol Lamphere
Berniece Campany
Roberta
Holdvege
W. Lamphere
Rob
CG. H. Hell
W. CG
Harry Cook
Ernest Lindgren
Allan
Qutford Carpenter
Sheryl Lee
Engagement announced for Donna Tuxhorn and Floyd Hart
Miss Donna Tuxhorn and Cpl. Floyd C Hart are engaged as announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Tuxhorn at 806 Fourth Street in Cheyenne Wyoming where Hart is stationed at Fort Warren Air Base. Plans for the wedding are indefinite.
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Donna Tuxhorn
Floyd C. Hart
Charles E. Hart
Fred Tuxhorn
Fourth Street
Cpi
Hart
Fort Warren Air Base
Cheyenne
Wye
Miss Tuxhorn
Greeley High School
Dodgou Raally Company
Bchr
Wesleyan Service Guild Officers Installed at Church
Wesleyan Service Guild held a covered dish dinner Friday night at the church followed by an installation service for new officers. Guests included Mrs. Russell Lill Mrs. Beatrice Taylor Myre Frances Christensen Mrs Otis Axsom and daughter Eileen Milas Axsom played three piano numbers. Officers installed included Myre Dora Wilcox president Mrs Katherine Walters vice president Mrs Lille Bernhardt recording secretary Miss Anna Hix promotion secretary and Miss Vera Ingstrom treasurer Dr Ruth Keena conducted the service before decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Russell Lill
Beatrice Taylor
Myre
Frances Christensen
Otis. Axsom
Eileen
Milas Axsom
Godard
Dora Wilcox
Katherine Walters
Lille Bernhardt
Anna Hix
Vera Ingstrom
Ruth Keena
Blue Bells Close Year With Dinner
Blue Bell club held its annual dinner Tuesday evening at Sam's Steak House with twenty one members present. Committee in charge of dinner arrangements included Mise Marjorie Deives Mrs Darwin Snidaw and Mrs Calvin Nardall. Monte Carlo whist was the main dinner diversion. Mrs Harry Fehr and Mrs Glen Stow won wards. Mrs Clara Gosselin was chosen chairman succeeding Mrs Shirley Stow. The next meeting will be in September with hostesses Mrs Paul Llenberger and Mrs George Berg.
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Blue Bell Club
Sam's
Mise Marjorie Deives
Mra
Darwin Snidaw
Calvin Nardall
Monte Cario
Harry Fehr
Glen Stow
Clara Gosselin
Shirley Stow
Paulllenberger
George Berg
Farm and Home Tips for Summer Farm Health and Production
Farmers learn to shade dairy cows, manage livestock diseases, and use proper water systems for hogs. Veterinarians urge vaccinating four to six month old calves before disease onset while noting vaccination is not a sole solution. Families plan to grow and preserve more food, relieve transportation bottlenecks, and conserve packaging and manpower for defense, per Colorado A and M extension nutritionist Misa May Stanek. The nation faces stem rust control via resistant grain varieties and wider rust-resistant methods, but both approaches are needed for effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa May Stanek
Colorado A & M
Johnstown High Bachelor Announces Engagement to Dalton Ford
Johnstown High graduate Kathryn Schmidt of Brighton announces her engagement to Dalton C. Ford, son of Mr and Mrs C C Ford of Johnstown. Schmidt recently finished school in 1951 and will attend a Denver business college after time at her father’s home. Ford, a 1950 Johnstown graduate, recently left for Navy duty aboard the USS Toledo in Korean waters and expects to return in November. No wedding date has been set.
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Peter Schmidt
Brighton
Kathryn
Dalton C. Ford
C. C. Ford
Johnstown
Misa Schmidt
Denver
Mr. Ford
Johnstown High
Navy
Toledo
Ford
Sying
Mina
Bin
Mom
Jim
Mrs Roy Gay Hosts BBP Club Luncheon at La Salle
Eleven members of the BBP club were entertained by Mrs Roy Gay of La Salle at a luncheon on Wednesday. Garden flowers decorated the house. A social hour followed with gifts presented to Mrs Will Hines and Mrs James Sherwood. A picnic dinner is planned for Tuesday June 26 at 4 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs August Strate 1518 Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBP Club
Women Golf Conference Set After Luncheon In Greeley
The Women’s Golf Association held an end and‑even tournament at Greeley Country Club with 36 players. Gerry King won flight one, Dorothy Kinkade flight two, Peggy Reed flight three, and Betty Nichols flight four. Second‑flight runners‑up included Pat Rogers and Ben Pollock. other results list Jennie Hagan, Maxine Field, Polly Bedinger, Dorothy Hill, Beryl Meyer, and Irene Houtchens. Northern Colorado conferences meet next Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. with luncheon at 1 p.m., featuring entries from Boulder Longmont Sterling Fort Morgan and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Golf Association
Greeley Country
Gerry King
Dorothy Kinkade
Peggy Reed
Betty Nichols
Pat Rogers
Ben Pollock
Jennie Hagan
Maxine Field
Polly Bedinger
Dorothy Hill
Beryl Meyer
Irene Houtchens
Northern Coloration
Country Club
Beoff
Greeley
Art Colling
Boulder
Longmont
Sterling
Fort Morgan
Scientist Gerald Craig to Teach Elementary Science Workshop
Br Gerald S Craig a renowned author and educator will conduct an elementary science workshop at GSCE June 7 11 21 He teaches at Teachera College and Columbia University and consults for science curriculum committees He previously advised Horace Mann School and has written Science for the Elementary Teacher and Our World of Science series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald $. Craig
Teachera College
Columbia University
GSCE
Horace Mann School
Daughters Learn Won Ideas From Fathers Outdoor Hobbies
The passage suggests daughters can gain conversational material with future partners by sharing Dad's outdoor hobbies and dinners, noting fathers may wander and eat, with moms sometimes to blame. It argues mothers' influence and proposes daughters watch and learn from fatherly habits to relate better.
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Dad
Mom
Reports Fender Skirts Stolen Near Rint Street
Albsri Felland reported to the Freelay police Thursday that five car parts had been stolen from city 948 and while parked at 1104 Rint Street.
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Albsri Felland
Freelay Police
Feu
Rint Street
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Sch Ave
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Aqdy
Everlast Aluminum
Greeley Daily Tribune
Harry V. Cooks
J. c Penney “Company
Hey Timnee
Paso Robles Union High School
California
Mle
Fresia Shire College
Air Force
Cpl
Guining
Lacklant Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
Chamte ‘Air Base
Rantoul
Fork
War
Yon
Elert Tynist
Frank Crawford
Thirteenth Street
GGP Club
Crawford
Howard Witter
Joy. Wagner, Jr
Jon
Carl Folger
Sol Yoptimist
Cpl. Floyd
Jerry Tammany
Nu Phi Mu
Blue Plaine
Old County Society For
All Ave
Arlington
Texaco Service
Nudelay Drivin
South
Th Ave
Bulova
Sage
Hirthstone
Rerington Contour ObLuye
United States
Kathryn Schmidt
Roy Gay
Soviet Siberia
Manchuria
Yellow Sea
China
National Geographic Society
In Science
Weelding Invitations
The
Greeley Tribune
Commercial Printing Department
Ua Ore
Ots
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Howard Weiss
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