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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
2
Louise Camp, who earned a Master of Arts degree at Colorado State College of Education, will teach at Flagler School this term. She will teach bookkeeping shorthand and typing, with family and local residents noted in attendance.
A June garden party at Mrs. Fred Anderson’s home in Ft. Lupton featured Alfre Anderson Mrs HW Howa and Mrs Don Rantein entertaining in honor of Mrs. Riel rt Jones who plans to California with Mr. Jones. Guests enjoyed table games, centerpiece yellow roses, and guest prizes while others noted residents moving to Weaver Stanford University Naponee trip plans and local visits by the Caldwell family and Grewell family guests.
Community club Ault Auxiliary of Baptists at Guy Tormey’s hosts afternoon gathering with guests and a tidy program. King of Purcell visits Mrs. Clark, while Mrs. Morrall presides over town meeting. Needlework and refreshments fill the social hour as families, neighbors, and visitors share news of week.
The column notes social plans for the weekend including Riley visiting his parents in Olle honing City and traveling with relatives. It mentions Bountiful Chapter No. 72 CBS dinner Friday evening, and lists local residents moving to Denver for the graduation of a son at the University of Denver. It references Mrs Creehikes returning from Huntington WV and Ace High Bridge club meeting with Mrs Dean Oversiake, plus visits from A M Scherler and family between Fort Lupton and Fort Morgan.
A damaged OCR note describes Hughes and Liey Molored visiting town to visit relatives Von Tematind. They are staying with grandparents Bits and W F Howell family. Harold du Dean and others, plus Me TMewell Ane, were located in town as part of a summer plan.
Mr and Mrs Albert Koonig and children visit. The Ludiee Community club will meet with Mrs Joined Burnett on Wednesday June 22nd in West Pawnee area.
Pierce Mervee and party from Denver spent several days as houseguests of Mr and Mrs Winer Hott and Mrs Frank Ritehle in New Castle Wyoming. The Herald band led by Mrs A Nicks hiked to Derek Gulch. Attendees included Marjorie Tice and others, with meals featuring roasted wethers. A. I Shively hosted D T Schiebly’s camp cabin group before J J Polosky assumed maintenance duties.
Miss Eriny Kanode hosts Miss Naomi Pilling as group leaders meet. New group chiefs named including Mrs Bertha Smits and Mrs Charles Phillips. Members listed for four groups with plans for flower and hospital guild duties. A Friday auto trip to Amarillo for Mr and Mrs Pry noted, plus visits to Cimarron and Fort Carson residents.
A reflection on lunar observation noting that only the near side of the Moon faces Earth while all regions of the Moon are alternately illuminated by the Sun. The article emphasizes celestial geometry and solar illumination patterns across lunar geography.
County listings show Eaton Cubeday Rowley club Yota and Macrongy at home with Mrs Jim Keveny. Wednesday another group hosts Far Worths Round Table with Mrs Frank Guvich and Mrs Noy Sharp. Thursday Baptist Missionary society lists Mrs Merle Rodrelele and Mrs Pred Cunningham as hostesses.
An individual from Bulkerland faced a parking charge after appearing before Suatice Jog Scheic in Kreneeborg. The case notes no red flags and lists an eight dollar fine with a Courtesy Patrol reference.
Flood conditions along the Yellow River hinder Japanese forces near Chengchow as Chinese defenders hold their line. Reported heavy rain and rising waters slow the advance toward Hankow, about 340 miles to the south, with continued efforts to strengthen dykes and protect key positions.
Farmers and planters including Mrs John Durham and Calvin Wiggins tout Camel as the top buyer of fine tobacco. They report Camel pays for high quality leaves, buys thin leaf baskets, and that growers and their friends prefer Camel for smoking.
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