Union Colony Pioneer Society Holds Annual Dinner for 160 Attendees
The Union Colony Pioneer Society hosted its annual dinner at the Masonic temple on a Tuesday noon, drawing 160 attendees. Judge Donald Carpenter welcomed guests and noted June 20 as the date water first arrived in irrigation ditches, urging preservation of pioneer treasures for a new museum.
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Masonic Temple
Union Colony
Luna Smith
Donald Carpenter
William Southard
Greeley
Hazel Johnson
Weld County
Ransher
Gerry
Carr
Union Colony Pioneer Society
Grand Night for Singing Features at Northeast Weld Event
Miss Janice Stolfregen attended a Grand Night for Singing with June is Busting Out All Over, joined by Miss Luren Brown. Flower arrangements honored ancestor Mrs Melissa Flint. Memorial service listed numerous pioneer society members and attendees named from Union Colony group.
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Pawner Butles
Weld
Janice Stolfregen
Luren Brown
Lewis Tegtman
Melissa Flint
Alejandro Gillespie
Gladys Reynals
Pioneer Society
Tin TeVotie
GM Tuckerson
George Davis
Albert Ruston
FL Palageaf
Harry Mave
J Coetuel
Acat
Gillespie
Heinor Kiddy
William J. Kelly
al Toll
Charles Matheson
FL Eman
Charles Phaimb
Frank
Garden Club To Meal Monday at Kinkade’s Home
Mrs J H Kinkade hosts the Garden club Monday evening at 1028 12th St. Members bring a flower arrangement for judging and discussion. Attendees include numerous local residents and guests from Fort Collins Denver Berkeley Crockett Crockett and Ault, reflecting a broad participation in the club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Kinkadev
J. H. Kinkade
Geeeley Garden Club
12Th St
Oscar Higgs
William Southard
W. C. Tegtman
Louis Tegtman
Louis Tobin
Frank Walek
Raymond A. Williams
Hubert Waldo Jr
W. O. Weber
Leonard Burch
Donald Carpenter
Robert Gilbert
John Fenderson
Trobert Hanna
Edward Mead
J. B. Snook
Archur Leaver
Jack Smith
Mmes
Alla Avery
W. E. Benton
Mariel Brink
Ethel Bliss
Myrna Brownfield
Mabel M. Marsh
Ethel Moody
Grace Mason
Nettie Myers
Fred Norcross
Bruce Parker
Don Petersson
Edna Royer
Gladys Steynolds
Bertha Stockton
Birlie Shah
Lucy Tigges
Ruth Turnbull
Timothy
Jennie Phelps
Carl Tams
Blanche Thorkildsen
Edith Wiebking
Amanda Lawrence
Martha Leaver
Rose Darling
Marjorie Darling
Grace Finley
Commelina Manna
Hazel Johnsatt
Caddie Klein
Mary Kendel
Kay McElroy
Ella Mead
Sarah McNutt
Luthera Mason
Harriett Mason
Emily Palmer
Pogay Pogue
Finlay Faris
Luna Smith
Evin Smith
Myra Thomas
Alice Tigges
Janice Barber
Charles Johnston
Jessie Fgyers
Fort Collins
George Reinks
Ray Britzner
Harriet Kaufman
Marian Thompson
Ata Miner
Laura Wakeland
Eva Hendrickson
Denver
Robert Frost
Berkeley
Calif
Mean Glark
Crockett, Ali
George Paradice
Ault
Outdoor Kabob Cooking for Fun and Flavor
Colorado State University specialists share simple tips for kebabs cooked outdoors. Thread meat and vegetables onto 30 inch skewers, space pieces evenly, and grill over hot coals until browned. Alternate meats with vegetables or fruit, cook slowly, then enjoy with sides or dessert treats.
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Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Plane Crashes Into House Near Ponca City Kills Woman
A military aircraft struck a highline then crashed into a house five miles north of Ponca City Oklahoma killing at least one woman who was found body inside the home. Rescuers reported intense heat complicating efforts near the wreckage.
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Ponca City
Okla
Inghway Parrot
Glan J. Brown
Pawnee
Tribune
Wedding Details Highlight Olesky Nuptials and Career Plans
The bride Madame Olesky of Lanver and groom Si graves, an air force veteran, plan futures at Grand Junction schools after graduation. Attendants included Miss Pat Scoggin of Boglewood and Miss Dixie Stultz of Denver. Honeymoon was at Estes Park. the couple resides at 1816 8th Ave. The bride majors in elementary education with Sigma Sigma Sigma. The groom attended Boise Junior College and CSC, now employed by Hamilton Investment Fund. The story ends with a callout about the Bug-Butcher Bomb killing millers at Balcom Industries, Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Olesky
Lanver
Pat Sccoggin
Boglewaood
Dixie Stultz
Denver
Avis Reising
Morrill
Neb
Sagraveses
Estes Park
8Th Ave
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Boise Junior College
CSC
Hamilton Investment Fund
Sigraves
Grand Junction
CSC Graduate Weds Student
Miss Mary Anne Bokan, CSC student, wed Tord Sagcaves in a Saturday morning ceremony at Al Saints Episcopal Church in Denver. The bride's parents, the groom's Louisville roots, and CSC ties appear amid detailed gowns, attendants, music by Claude Schmitz, and floral décor with carnations and lilies of the valley.
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Mary Anne Bokan
CSG
Tord Sagcaves
O'Clark
al Saints Episcopal Church of
Denver
Joseph & Bokan
Julian St
Crayton G. Sagraves
Louisville, Ky
Donald R. Behn
Claude M. Schmitz
Greyley
CSC
John Bokan
Golden
Marilyn Mohr
Scotts- Hhlf
Neb
Soral
Jemine McElbone
New York
Ily
Mise ‘Jerrie Lou Fisher
Maid of Honor
Miss McEshone
Miss Wisher
Natalie
Claude Laughter
Alfred T. Matthews
Gerald Boland
Superior
Kan
John Isacen
Greeley
Newcomers at June Luncheon and Dinner Dance
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held a June luncheon at the Country Club with Mrs. Sherwood Neal presiding. She announced a chuck wagon dinner dance on May 5 at the Country Club replacing the regular luncheon, and invited guests and new members to attend with reservations via Mrs. Robert MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Neal
Country Club
Robert MacKenzie
Betty Smith
Tony Tre Yann
Beh Birrell
Henry Stroh
Jobstown
Lydia G. Stroh
Mmes
Stanley Boyes
Lee E. Scott
B. G. Tapp
Charles Paden
Mmes, QC
J. Atkinson
Denver
R. J. Schoepfin
Colorado Springs
H. Shoop
Tokyo
Japan
A. L. Sullivan
Sesver
W. Cooper
Abaaig
Lawrence Seekusen
Mansen
Iowa
Edward Husener
Local Bridge Party Highlights Winners at Floral Centerpiece
Mrs. Gene Overturf and Mrs A Le Sullivan earned bridge honors while Mrs Gussie N Whitcomb won canasta. Mick Glsustone now Helen Gaston and Ivan Potter received the centerpiece of mixed flowers as entertainment progressed.
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Mick
Helen Gaston
Bee
Ivan Potter
Gene Overturf
A le Sullivan
Gussle N. Whitcomb
Trade Bill Extends Reciprocal Program Across Region
In Washington AP report, the House passed 317 to 98 a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. Lawmakers voting yes included Aspinall Moreau Udall Rogers Chenoweth Cunningham Hil Harrison Minor Rhodes Neaver, with Rep Keith Thomson of Wyn voting with the majority. The bill now moves to the Senate.
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Wasilington
Keith Thomson
R-Wyn
House
Senate
Aspinall
D-Cole
Moreau
D-Mont
Udall
D-Ariz
Rogers
T-Cole
Chenoweth
Cole
Cunningham
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Robin Weathers
Janet Meyer
Wayman Walker
Qucen Fountain
Nancy Lott
Stephanie Clough
Judy Fulbright
Elaine Pranks
Glenn Wolfe
Nancy
Mary Jo Ahlborn
Carol Stewart
Penny Franks
Gweonyth Shaw
Judy Shelton
Patty Piper
Ricky Weathers
Harry Cameron
Drivin
Rome of
The
Superior Shoe Service
Skylable
Moora Scully
Cook's
Falta
Millers
Balcom Industries
Cale
Adv
Todd Sagraves
Phets
Kadlecek Studios
Weds
Newcomer's
Hoowvent Ph
Greeley, Colorado
Sanvart Rophistis
Otis Bros
Hickok
Morocca
Vicar Valet
Keystone
LMP
Ea Art Keystone
Sth St
Yeae Elgin
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