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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
3
Pioneer Post 2191 VFAW met in KP hall Wednesday night with Commander Kibouri presiding. Plans were made for the department convention to be held in Trinidad June 24 and 25. Names mentioned include Harry Fiveyne, Wesley Brown, and others.
Fort Lupton Justice of the Peace toward Murray performed his first marriage ceremony on Tuesday afternoon June 7. He tied the knot for Miss Dimple Milenel of Evans and Willan Monroe Peryis of Galeton. The event was part of a week filled with social visits, travelers, and local residents, including Wendell Blight and families from nearby schools, with plans for trips to New York, England, and California mentioned among the community notes.
The report lists residents and visitors enjoying a mountain flaking trip, fishing at Wellington Lakes, and a Monday business trip to Estas Parl. It notes a Masonic meeting in Greeley, a picnic dinner at Port Cole Park, and a Luclas Aid Society event on Wednesday. Several Carr residents attended the funeral of Blhefond Taylor with pallbearers named. Burial occurred at Baton cemetery.
The New Haven colony faced silver shortages as wampum was deemed unreliable. In 3651 contributors to church funds were urged to pay in silver or bills because officers could not use the unacceptable wampum.
AP fashion writer notes 1938 trends with bright pinks yellows aqua and white for beachwear. New fabrics include rayon suiting and printed cottons with easy care finishes. Wool outfits appear in novel patterns with handwork and smooth fits. accessories like large sandals and wide hats complete the beach look.
Platteville residents Wilma Whby of Fort Quiring and Camden of Gisk were married in a single ring ceremony read by Dr. Leon Stewart of the First Presbyterian Church Fort Collins. The pink silk gown bride wore a pink rose bouquet as attendants Ruth Johnson of Longmont and John Briggs of Platteville stood by.
Lodge of Greeley arranges Flag Day service for Sunday June 14 at 2:30 p.m. in Lincoln Park. Rev Victor Welner will lead a program with special music, church services by the Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts, and honors from school contests. All are invited.
The defendant pleaded guilty to a courtesy patrol charge of operating a vehicle without brake inspection. A $250 fine was imposed in the Howard Murray Justice Court in Fort Lupton. The charge involved Alpert Onan Hos, Laifayolls, but the owner was held responsible.
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