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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
1
Eight members attended a girls group meeting at Amelia Gratz home west of Greeley on Monday afternoon. They learned garment hemming and fin prep techniques with a demonstration by Miss Gratz. Refreshments followed as the group adjourned until June 24 when Lorraine Clarkson will host at her home.
Jerusalem reports Israel's 1959 exports were valued at about 85.6 million dollars, edging past the previous year. Imports increased with a notable figure near 826 thousand dollars, reflecting a tighter trade balance and rising external spending.
Mary Noe daughter of Jed W and Mrs Noe of Fairacres announces engagement to Carl Pollock Jr son of Mr and Mrs C I Pollock of 2421 Thirteenth Avenue The couple plan a fall wedding Miss Noe earned a BA from CSU Pueblo May 28 1956 and taught elementary education Pollock a CSCE graduate and Sigma Phi Epsilon member played college tennis and will continue studies next fall He previously served in the Navy and will work at Yellowstone National Park this summer.
The engagement of Miss Nora May Ward to Edmund Stillwell Shaw was announced at a tea hosted by Mrs. Bernice M George. Ward, a Colorado State College of Education student, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Ward of Elizabeth. Shaw, from Hollywood, California, is son of Mrs. Robert Naylor of West Point Measans, New Jersey, and the late T. E Shaw. He is Hofstra College matriculate and a psychologist with the United States Air Force. The wedding is planned for July 5 at the Congregational Church of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
A series of church and community gatherings are listed for Friday. Events include St Paul's Congregational East Side park lime party hosted by Ed Radys, Herman Radys and Larry Kriegers, a Mirlan group gathering at Our Savior's Lutheran, a Johanna family picnic at Kuner circle for Father's Day covered dish supper, and a past Marians of OBS covered picnic chaired by Mrs J J Carpenter with transport help from Musdames W E Giles and Viola Calhoun. Additional items include a Scroll and Fan family picnic at shelter house led by committee members, and a Christian Women's Fellowship executive board covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs Lomer Brown with location details and times.
Miss Virginia Lee Lauridsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lauridsen of northwest of Greeley, wed Larry J. Leaf son of Mrs. Jane Leaf of Evans and Amos Leaf of Denver, at First Methodist church. Rev. T Bruce McDivitt officiated. Reception at Lauridsen home. about 20 guests. Honeymoon in the mountains. plan to reside at 619 Teeth Avenue. Both graduates and athletes, she from Eaton High 1955, he from Evans schools, employed by Cowan Concrete.
Toastmistresses direct new officers for six months after breakfast at the Camfield hotel. Gertrude Trautweinpresident Wm Capron vice president Lorena Dakan treasurer Barcelona Nesom representative Phebe Anderson associate rep. Adamson officiated with Satterlee as toastmistress and Satterlee as lopiciitistress. Helen Williams spoke on autobiography. June meeting at Camfield to install officers. also probate notice for Angie Eldridge estate announced in Loveland.
A Portuguese couple reached the altar in Lisbon only to learn the priest would delay the ceremony due to missing papers. After a brief delay, guests held a caucus and proceeded with the wedding breakfast. An expert at Rexall Stores weighs in on bug issues.
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