Jean Lamb Tops at Jersey Cattle Club Junior Show
Jean Lamb of Greeley and Steven Jobacon of Fort Morgan won top prizes at the first annual Junior Slow and Field Bay event hosted by the Colorado Jersey Cattle Club at Sand Grove Park. About 150 spectators watched 41 Jersey dairy animals judged by G. Joe Lyon of Toledo Iowa with assistants from Colorado State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Jersey
Ieft
Sharon McCargo
Colorado
Daley
Colorado State University
Dean Lamb
Greeley
Steven H. Johnson
Fort Morgan
G. Joe Lyon
Toledo
Iowa
American Jersey Cattle Club
Tribune
Bob Beard
Jean Lamb
Steven Jobacon
Colorado Jersey Cattle Club
Sand Grove Pack
Jersey Club
Jude G. Joe Lyon
Towa
Dawson Jordon
Clyde A. Vair
CSU Herdyman
Jerssey Dairy Princess
Li Winters
Steven Johnson
Joan Lamb
Sarah Joanson
Gary Brass
Dennis Johnson
Ruth Ann Koch
Denver
Karen Williams
Yatel Schlothaver
Hubert Lamb
Terrell Willams
Susan Johnson
Fort Morgen
Lara
Jayne Winn
Boulder
Deborah Pearson
Verna Jean Elliott
la Salle
Peggy
Scholfield
Sener Heifer
Mike Bonathan
Colorado Springs
Dwayne Koch
Brighton
Robert Lamb
Mark Weimer
Fort Morpon
Juder
Jean Tarah
Lora Jayne Winn
Sarah Johnson
Cheryl Pearson
Scholfield Brothers
Trif Jeteeys Inc
Colwada Boys Ranch
la Junte
Victor Crow
Jhouse Parenta
Air Force Academy graduate Jerry Singleton noted
Jerry A Singleton 31 son of Mr and Mrs J Singleton 2473 2th Street Greeley graduated last Wednesday from the United States Air Force Academy He earned a bachelor of science degree and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force A 1958 John Marshall High School Oklahoma City graduate he joined the National Honor Society while in high school At the academy he served as squadron operations officer and night commander and made the dean's list He was in the cadet model engineering Ski and Aquatic clubs He plans Air Force pilot training this summer at Webb AFB Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry A Singleton
J. Singleton
2Th Street
Greeley
United States Air Force Academy
Air Force
Singleton
John Marshall High School
Oklahoma City
Okla
Webb Afb
Tex
Brighton man John Eilts Sr. dies at 73
John Eilts Sr. 73 died Sunday at Brighton Community Hospital after a heart attack two weeks earlier. He was born November 3 1868 in Walter Russia and came to the U.S. in 1889. He and wife Mary Bitter observed their golden anniversary last year. He was an active Seventh Day Adventist Church member and longtime treasurer. Surviving are four sons two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Brighton with interment at Finwood Cemetery. Rice Funeral Chapel Brighton is in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elts Jr
Hudson
Brighton Community Hospital
Walter
Russia
U.S
Lincoln
Neb
Fresno
Calif
Brighton
Ells
Tie Seventh Day Adventist Church
Weary Pihs Sr
Downdy
Sohn Dr
Greyley
Willie
Wheat Ridge
Ben
Azortha Dellinger
Aurora
Father Morse
Fort Madison
Toan
Marguerite ‘Kisselnsn
Westminster
Elizabeth Suman
Marie Weber
Greeley
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Willy
Finwood Comebiry
Rice Funeral Chapel
Woman Dies Here While Visiting Las Vegas Brother Burial Planned
Mrs Mildred Smith, born January 21 1925 in Pitcairn Pennsylvania, died Friday while visiting her brothers A J and Donold McCloskey west of Greeley Las Vegas. She planned to visit Pennsylvania relatives after a brief stay. Survived by husband Alfred J Smith two sons Stephen and Michael Las Vegas brothers James E McCloskey Williamsport Pa William McCloskey San Antonio Texas, sister Florence Hamitz Wilmerding Pa. Services and interment in Las Vegas. Adamsons Mortuary arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New
Greeley
Mildred Simlls
A. J
Donold McCloskey
Pennsylvania
Jan
Pitcair
Detroit
Los Angeles
Calif
Alfred J. Smith
Riverside
Thele
Palm Springs
Stephen D
Michael 0. Smith
James E. McCloskey
Williamsport
William MeCroskey
San Antonio
Tex
Florence Hamitz
Wilmerding
Adamson’s
Mort _ wyle be
Arrangerents
Marriage Licenses and Regnal Notes Across Regions
Marriage licenses listed include Cammeran P with Alley and Karlr Ann Nelson, Milliken with James Guy Whiting and Cynthie nn Jacobson in Cheyenne, Walter E Holcomb with Mary Ellen Kidwell, both Denver, George J Rademacher with Virginia May Belus of Longmont, George R Halcomt with Florence Elizabeth Kidwell of Greeley, Frederick A Meek with Linda Tu Tinkstaff of Lay Salle. Merchants ships forbidden to call at Saint Helena island while Napoleon Bonaparte remains exiled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammeran P
Alley
Karlr
Ann Nelson
Bob Milliken
James Guy Whiting
Cynthie Nn Jacobson
Cheyenne
Walter Edward Holcomb
Mary Ellen Kidwell
Denver
George Joseph Rademacher
Platteville
Virginia May Belus
Longmont
George Raymond Halcomt
Englewood
Florence Elizabeth Kidwell
Greeley
Frederick Arthur Meek
Linda Tu Tinkstaff
Lay Salle
St. Helena
Napoleon Bonaparte
Iris
Archbishops Decree Ends Racial Segregation In Atlanta Catholic Schools
Archbishop Hallinan announced that Catholic schools in the Atlanta archdiocese will admit students of all races starting Sept. 1, 1963. About 7,980 pupils in Atlanta Rome Fort Oglethorpe Griffin Athens and Washington will be affected, including 735 Negro students. The plan, supported by the archdiocesan board, faces possible pushback from state authorities over tax exemptions and teacher certifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parreree
Pail J. Hallinan
Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Fort Oglethorpe
Griffin
Athens
Washington
Don McKee
Catholic Church
Allan
Archdiocesan
Ous
Hallivan
Hallinan
Negra
Ilo
Ile
Archdiocesan Board of Consultors
Chavez Cleared for White House Signing After Hospital Stay
Sen Dennis Chavez was rushed to Georgetown University Hospital Saturday after a tracheal tube issue during surgery. His daughter Mrs George Dixett said he would leave the hospital soon and proceed to the White House on Wednesday to sign the bill authorizing the Santa Juan Chama Reclamation project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dennis Chavez
Partes
Dan
Georgetiwn University Hospital
George Dixett
Chavez
Charles Davis
White House
Sana Juan Chama Reclamation
Frojant
Red Cross Weld County Dinner Set For June 18
The Weld County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an annual dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, June 18, at the Camfield Hotel in Greeley. The main business is electing officers and directors for the new fiscal year. Chapter chairman Carl Burch will review past activities. The event is open to all interested in Red Cross and those who want to help in chapter work, with openings in office work social welfare service to armed forces first aid and water safety. Reservations at $1.50 per plate may be made by calling the Red Cross office, TW Ih St, Hl 2721.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
The
American Red Cross
Camfield
Greeley
Carl Burch
Red Cross
Charles W Hill Dies at Ault Home
Charles W Hill 64 of Ault died Sunday evening. Born May 28 in Enid Oklahoma he lived in Caldwell Hudson before moving to Ault in 1924. A Navy veteran he worked as county road overseer and later for the State Highway Department. He was married to Lena Leela in 1928 at Ault and was Sunday School superintendent at First Baptist Church of Ault. Survived by two children Charles Hill III of Fort Morgan and Donna Louise Close of San Lorenzo California, a brother Arthur of Loveland, two sisters Leah Aterburn of Los Gatos California and Lotie Marlow of Hudson, and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm at Chrustley Adams Memorial Chapel with Sunset Memorial Gardens burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hill
Ault
Enid
Oklo
Caldwell
Iriaa
Hudson
Hill
Lena Leela
First Baptist Church of
Charles
Fort Morgen
Donna Louise Close
San Lorenzo
Calif
Arthur
Laveland
Leah Arterburn
Loita
Lotlie Marlow
Aind Lyo
Chustley
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Bears Edge Crusaders In A Seventh Inning Rally
Bruneteau starter Dyer faced two outs in the seventh as Colorado State tied then pushed ahead with hits by Bettinger and Renavantitt. Harper tripled driving in runs, while a late walk and stolen base set up Cape’s go ahead score for a line drive through the infield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cate
Crusaders
Dyer
Motilase
Bill Frizia
Wild Pileh
Frigio
Bob Arena
Aaron
Jim Balleran
Bears
Colorado State
Reid
Rom Bettinger
Jim Tochner
Murry
Renavantitt
Gary Harper
Memorial
Capo
C.F. Hall
I Bob Arenss
Cape Borne
Linia
Carriers Elect Officers Pick Montrose for 63 Convention
Letter carriers and their wives returned home after installing new officers and selecting Montrose as the site of next year’s national convention. Highlights included speeches by U S Postmaster officials and Rep Dominick, with pay-rate reform a central theme for the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Molen Burrows
Coffeyville
Kan
Jessie Hooper
Denver
Evelyn Anderson
Montrose
Safur
National Association of Letter Carriers
Grevicy
Greeley
Robb
Wasel
Elsie Sehneider
Lebsirman
Sitney Bishop
U.S
Bureau of Facilities
Joe Doherty
U. S
Pesster Dominick. Robbarte
Cecee Smonies
Micky Coyles
Ipgard Memiber
Vortlanis
Oreelon Burrows
Kans
Dean Severns
Nauver
Naliédal
Wason
Nigel
Hetteys Cauriers
Thame
Spain Rounding Up Franco Opponents After Munich Meeting
Madrid reports hundreds arrested in a sweep of Franco dissidents from many political shades. Five monarchists returning from a Munich opposition meeting were forced to reside in the Canary Islands or exile in Paris. Officials linked arrests to recent coal and industrial strikes as the government restricted movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-State
Colorado State College
Julie Yearling
Yearling
Feidl
Suydam
Bettinger
Dyer
Bonacquists
Tseb Llo
Ardrade
Minzicsota
Mining and Manufacturing Co
el Prrnamdo Alvarez
Qouig
Tallaran
Hinibera
Morano
Reid
Posssecaes
Nut Foreyer
Jose Maria
Gilih
Robles
Fesus Prados Arcarte
Madr University
Franco
Munich
Harold J. Miles
Madrid
Att
Generalissimo
Fran Jcisco
Canary Islands
Paris
Cornantises
Arriba
France
Falange Party
Spain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey
Jerry Singleton
Lat AF Academy
John Eilts Sr
Archbishop Halls
Hew Oritons
New Orleans
Ian Parismoners
Hallinan Wilds
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Metropollitan
Sen
Holy Cross
F. Marans
Holborn
Reich
Ault Home
WEW
W. Schoendaller
Frank Bailey
Grand Junction
State Letter Cardlers
Glenn Anderson
Joe Smith
Springfield
Richard Bicher
Brush
George Wolfe
Pueblo
Gene Robb
Front Row
Nick Coyles
Portland
Ore
Matsional
Walter Davis
Sam Litherland
Ralph Walters
Colorado Sarings
Frank Tomlin
Jim Ilitch
Pole Valley Ledge No
Pam
Hall
Sth Ave
Richard Glass
Emeen
Dick Randall
Poudre Valley Laxige
Vern Mooraswag
George Dixson
Vieg Grand
ROTO
Reeger-Klven Sewers
Far Stevieg
PT Eg PR Ae Locaiy Ee