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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
14
Nine members of the Youth Fellowship of St Pauls Congregational Church presented a program for the May fellowship meeting. Dick Foose welcomed 35 members and eight sponsors. Speakers covered faith topics and scripture with songs and a brief prayer.
Seven charter members of the Women of the Moose Chapter 1394 were honored at the annual payees dinner at the American Legion Home on June 6. Doris Gilreath led the program titled A Walk Down Memory Lane tracing the chapter’s activity from 1954 to today.
A reader asks Abby about a man missing for six days after claiming he loves her and worries he may have skipped town. Abby reassures her, advises resuming normal life, and notes “bad pennies” return. Additional letters critique Abby's guidance on office privacy and a couple seeking housing, with suggestions and bookstore promos.
On Wednesday June 13 Greeley hosts a packed social agenda. Duplicate Bridge at Greeley Country Club starts at 12 30 p m alongside the GTC annual children s picnic at Sunrise Park. Various clubs meet including Navy Mothers, Friendly Birthday, Job s Daughters, Northern Colorado Aquarium, and the Oasis Rebekah Lodge with three new initiates.
Deborah Masters daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Bruntz married Robert Myron Turner son of Mr and Mrs Jack Turner in a Saturday June 2 ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev Lyle Mueller officiated. The couple now reside at 2280 1st Ave Lot 142. Turner is a West High School graduate and works for Farmhand Inc. The article notes a reception at the bride's home and lists attending guests. A culinary tip about removing chokes from artichokes follows.
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