Miss Weaver Weds H W King in Home Lovely with Flowers
Miss Weaver and H W King wed at the Weaver home in Loveland with 80 relatives attending. The ceremony at 4 pm was by Rev James B Bell. Bridal party wore white and yellow, with Evelyn Vannorsdel and Mary Louise Lux as attendants. Afterward, a yellow and white reception followed, with out of town guests from Fort Collins and Denver. The couple plan a home at Boise, Washington. King operates Slug News Agency. Mrs King is a Colorado State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Weaver
Marien
Wiliam King
Pols
James B. Bell
Mret Baptist Church
Ming Franasa
Pride
Ps Sarvies
B. J. Romey
Harry Baay Jr
Title Dvelyn Vaunoreddl
Title Dvelyn Vaunoreddl, Mr. King
Mary Louise Lux
Guiting
Flag Weaver
Miny Hattie Ta Weaver
Los Angulea
Mira
St. F. Wyrick
Mina Helen Weaver
John A. Weaver Jy
Ings
Dr. Weaver Sry
Wharrisge
Linda
Eldon F. Hobbs
Denver
Myra
Alster
Milton Rutherford
Taton
Ohana Hill
Evelyn
Vuttnorsdel
Z. H. Vannorsdel
Fork Holtins
Worg
Mary Louise Los
Leo L. Lux
L. F. King
Charles
Ingersoll
Florence King
Tort Collins
King
Bite Ray
Mieg Alice Joyner
Tam Colwell
Tam Colwell, Mra, Oo, L. Klein
Miss Luna
Smith
Ifie
King of
Fort
Gol Jins
Tia
Inlaw
Mre
H. Vannersitel
Hie Rother
Wryalk King
Hig
Slug
Erlodicald
Bolte
Albuquerane
N. HE
Friday's Calendar Immanuel Lutheran Church Event
Friday calendar items list Immanuel Lutheran Church activities and groups including Mise Alonary society Mrs Hrinkinen Windaor Poetry Club and a covered dish dinner with names like Margaret Tivigkeon and Hi A Mower Also mentions Saturday Occidental Lodge No 20 A and A M Wardercampment No 29 and Grooley Past Noble Grids Xa agtlation with various abbreviations and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Mise Alonary Society
Hrinkinen
Windaor
Howard Ling
Hatou
Tuioshaon
Margaret Tivigkeon
Mra
A. Mower
Occidental Lodge
Mrs Allen Leads International Europe Tour Plan
Mrs Allen and Miss Tobey will tour Europe under University Travel Bureau from the United States. They start in Ireland visiting Killarney and Limerick, then cross to Wales, England, and Norway by yacht for fjord cruising. The group aims for Russia and Poland with a August 26 convention in Cracow, ending in France by early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grano N. Allen
New York
Cobb
Ireland
Dr. Yanning
North Atlantic
Killarney
Limerick
Crogaing Theiver
Shainen
Donegal
Gants’ Causeway
Belfant
Dublin
Irish Sea
Holyhand
Wales
Carmergen
Mount Snowdon
Cheater
England
London
Leningrad
Kiev
Russia
Lenin
Berlin
Germany
Belgium
France
Paris
Tobey
Wednesday Bride Allen sails from Havre on Britannia of America
A telegraphic report notes Wednesday Bride Allen departing Havre aboard the Britannia of America. Leadership includes Dr HW Tugwell Smith and Lacy Jonking with affiliations to the University of Boston and Norwegian-American groups. Hostess Mrs M K Olinger presides over Young Matrons Club events and notices for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Will Sai
Havre
Britannia”of America
Bureau Oft
University
Tugwell Smith
Lacy Jonking
Franklin
Demi
University of Boston
Henry M. Willard
Doon J. Jorgen
Thompson
City Brevities from Denver and Beyond
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents including Mr and Mrs George Wood of Charleston West Virginia visiting Denver area. Mr and Mrs Houtchens returning from Lincoln Nebraska. Akron Ohio visitors for a Wadsworth Maley wedding. Miss Donna Harris visiting North Platte Neb. Frank Porter detailing a three week cruise from New York to Cuba aboard Monarch of Bermuda. delegates touring New York and Washington DC before a break at Arlington National Cemetery. future host city for the next gathering to be Paris or Honolulu. Mr and Mrs W B Gragg Bayamoore and Mr and Mrs Howard Late Greenley returned from a southern woods vacation visiting Jerry and family in San Antonio and Wichita Falls with a stop in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Thn
Ed- Tient
Wold County
Radio
Inuba
Apie
New York
My. Foster
Gome
Derg
Walahington
D. C
Gletting
Ne-Anphol
Thay
Home of Representatives
Breaker Tyrns
Potomac
Ariington National
Goneril
Parla
Honolulu
W. B. ‘Gragg
Bayeranoe
Howard Late
Greeley
Ad Mra
Jerry
San Antonio
Wiclita Falls
Tex
Dallag
Texas ‘Centennial Ax
Local residents and visitors gather in Greeley area notices
A long list of visits and departures among Greeley families and friends is detailed. Mr and Mrs Robert Brick ner of Tulea return from a week with relatives in Grapley and Nunn. Numerous guests and travelers are named including the Hart, Kidder, and Austin families, Yellowstone plans for Alice Broray and Mabel Carlson, and several trips to Grand Lake and Boulder. Readers learn who stayed with whom and where they plan to spend the summer, with mentions of local store and university activity and graduation events at CSOD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Broray
Grealay
Mabel’ Carlaon
Maton
Yellowstone Park
Missing Girl Found and Town Gathers at Home
Missing girl found as Max Roape and daughter Joyce Maxine of Walssnburg arrive this week at the Lome of My and Mrs Jamon Yunan Ida J. Markley mother of Mrs Luman is also here. they will spend time at the Luman cabty. On Thursday Mrs Markley returns to her Fort Morgan home. Mr and Mrs Joe Miller of Cable Nebraska recently came to visit with her brother D C Cooper and family. Mr and Mrs Donald Cuppock and daughter left for Los Angeles to make their home. they were formerly at encampment Wyoming where he was with the Chantelet company. Miss Bathier Wickard has accepted a librarian and literature teacher post at Windsor schools, succeeding Dorothy Clayton who became George McKenzie’s bride. Wickard returns home from California Springs after earning her A B degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kk. Olinger
M. L. Oltnger
Misa-Rosalind-McHwen
Hookdaland
William Rendolph. Hearst
Monace
Tom Connell
Koma Flower
Olinger
Myra
Dwight Price
Flame Gastid Wicotris Company
Colorado
Max Roape
Joyce
Maxine
Walssnburg
Lome
Jamon’ Yunan
Ida. J. Markley
Mra
Joe Miller
Cable
Nehr
D. C. Cooper Rider
Donald Cuppock
Cooperriders
Los Angeles
Encampment
Wyo
Chantelet Company
Misa Bather Wickard
Windsor
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Miss Weaver
H. W.king
Monros Zolkia
Quest RY Woodcraft Thimble Club
Wrootcraft Thimble
Éleatela Company
Monroe
Zolk
Foland Grove
Joade
Hach
Menthor
Bilee Carman
Mrs. Allen
Europe
Norway
Burger Crogs
Utencer
Oslo
Sweden
Marbacka
Selma Lagerlng
Zorn
Moro
Snds
Salun
Laie
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Janet MacKay
Mary Sohnlinger
Mia
Davidson
Juuly
Mares Ror
het-wIith
Richard Bird
Mee Richara Bird
Jom Munea
Gardner Miro
H. William King
Marian Weaver
Mra.delin A. Weaver Sr
Good Houseverping
Garlett's
9Th St
Uoivarnity
Onye
Tulay
Mike
Bimmeline Kaya Maneh
George Wood
Charleston
C. H. Miller
Woodie
the Millard
Bob. Houtchens
Lincoln
Nebr
Ayend
Houtcheng
Ralph
Johnwon
Gon Robby
Akron
Johnson
John Maley
Wadsworth-Maley
California
Walter Perrell
Taca Moasangor
Ponial Telegraph
Lag
Donna Harris
North Platte
Neb
Tha I
W. Ayers
Glen Hanittas
Mabel Dell
Gon
Sack
Misa Harris
Bell
Horna
Bale Ride
Robert. Brickner
Tulea
Anna Kidder
Home of Kidder
Trcgon
Bha
Grooly
Bhe
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Long
Soack
Arlezona
Aquare
Mawson-Peterson' Lumber Co
Walter WR
Oppid
Bowman
Austin
W. Ki. Goodnour
Burtay
Gerwig
Roy L. Smith
Vera Helle
Roy Jy
Arthur ‘Koonig
Jagger
Bundpy
And
Harlon Froid
Deaver
Nas
Jackoon
Daougutera
Botty
Barbara
Pont
Mrs. Jackuon
Mra. Bred ‘Armatage
Raton
Gordon Smith
Ral Rolph Hayney
Ray Btein
Bob ‘Holver
Grand Lake
Pine Cons Inn
Charles. McMantis
Ban Dingo
Calif, Ara
Fréd Starkey
Cold
McMénua
Starkey
Taylor
Eddig McDowell
Boulder
Ookumido: University
Grosley Drug: Store
Eno
Bunting
Osgood, Jott
Lee Angelés
George
Andrey
Danver
Jane Outrander
Mary Parker
Ward Kimbail
Greelay
Kimball
the Sumner
South
Pasadena
Kathryn Marlowe
Maths
Corydon
Jay
Hollywood
Columbia
Dae Molhes
Associated Presa Photol
Dorothy Blumetshine
Elamentary
Ington
Tina Daya Ahown
Chicago
Aha
Daily
Timex
Associated Press
Heisey
Vern Radcliffe
Fairbanks Morse
Cooking
Cay
Little Theater OF the
Rockies
Gilbert-Bishop Drug Store
Cranford Hall
Tribune Cooking School
Costa
J.V. Smith & Son
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