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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
2
Denver reports 103 events planned to celebrate Colorado's centennial, a record tourist push for the state's history. Gov. McNichols notes the celebration aims to attract about 10 million visitors with national conventions among the scheduled activities.
Governor McNichols notes Thayer Tutts European mission as part of a statewide centennial effort. He cites 18 agricultural fairs, 18,000 Girl Scouts at the encampment, 6,000 at the editorial convention, and 8,000 for a national square dance event. Over 5,000 volunteers prepare for numerous gatherings and championships statewide. Tourism is projected at 4,175,000 visitors with potential spending near 300 million dollars, surpassing 1956 records.
Sergeant Ramon Flores, son of Mr and Mrs Eligio Flores, of Box 101, Green Fork, Colorado, returned to Fort Lewis after taking part in Exercise Indian River at Yakima Firing Center in Washington. He serves with the 2nd Battle Group, 33rd Infantry as a communications sergeant. Meanwhile, more than 2,000 delegates are expected at the 43rd Esperanto Congress in Mainz, Germany, this August, with Esperanto promoted as a universal second language in Europe.
Windsor residents Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway sails from Washington to Manchester to visit relatives in England and then plans a three month tour. Her family connections include sons in Denver and Albuquerque links, while local figures attend PEO convention reports and university commencements in Boulder and Fort Collins. Virgil Tongish joins the Greeley National Guard unit at Fort Carson for summer duties as Rev. Cies heads to the Cheyenne Methodist conference. Ralph Anderson and daughter Andralyne depart Windsor for Edington North Carolina for Marine base training.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service inducted new officers for the coming year at the Methodist church. Mrs. C. D. Mobley became president with numerous roles filled by members including Mrs. Robert Bishops recording secretary and Mrs. Hugh Tughly treasurer. Circle chairs and other positions were listed among the many named workers.
Lila Wescott heads Circle 4 with Mrs Don Abbott as part of the group’s new officers who will preside at the June 16 meeting before a summer break. No church activities are planned next Sunday as Rev Herbert A Ciag attends the Manuel Methodist Conference in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Weld County transfers list numerous property deeds with multiple buyers and sellers. Notable entries include Jule and Lilla M. Stophens selling W 50 of Lot 7, Block 4 in Greely to Francisco G. and Teresa A. Tru Jul e with 7.70 revenue. William Elliott selling Lot 2, Block 2 in Maplewood Greely for 17.05. estate administrators Donald S. Peterson and Mildred Molander selling parts of Westview Greelay for 17.00. George Verbich selling extensive tracts in several sections for 37.80. Douglas William and others selling EMNW4 NEWSWH sections for 88.00. John L. and Jean Walker selling Lot 3, Block 2 in Mary C. Parish Addition to Johnstown. Shaw Homes Inc selling Lot 17, Block 5 Brentwood Park in Greely for 17.60. David and Elmer Graft selling W 60 of Lot 1 in Houston Heights for 12.58. Grace E. Dawson selling Lot 1 Wheeler Addition in Greely for 5.50.
Noel Coward plans a new version of Georges Feydeau’s 1908 farce Occupe-toi d Amelis with Vivien Leigh in the lead. The project follows his mastery of high British comedy and shifts toward adaptation for stage revival after a 1952 Broadway run. Additionally, an adv note promotes seven prescription items at Rexall stores and S and H stamps at Albert and Weldorado Drug.
Calcutta AP reports Bihar state death toll from a monthlong heat wave climbs to 247 with rising temperatures and authorities urging precautions amid extreme conditions. Local intake and casualty figures reflect a broader regional impact as heat intensifies across areas.
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