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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
2
A reader asks how often a patient should visit a dentist and if a persistent young woman demands weekly cleanings. Abby defers to the dentist's judgment. Also letters discuss widows dating, a bachelor’s neighbors, and mental health, with responses offering guidance and resources.
An OCR fragment lists multiple names and addresses tied to a hospital setting, including Weld County residents and others in La Salle, Keenesburg, Loveland, Fort Morgan, and Monrovia. The text also references subpoenas and a damaged suit context, with scattered street numbers and locations.
Mrs Fern Carpenter, founder and first president of the YMC Club, was honored as outgoing president Mrs Ralph Mebwan received a token of appreciation from courtesy chairman Mrs Go M Bienes during a luncheon. The group later held a picnic at Ralph McEiven’s home. Members reported golf results and discussed the Longmont Inter-Cry tournament. The Klivers, returning from Alaska, shared experiences from their trip including visits to Skagway and Ketchikan and a cruise along Puget Sound. Proceeds support earthquake relief areas.
A mission society meeting of the First Baptist Church featured Mrs Ray Paltersoy presenting a review titled U We Be Faithful Ate Peat giving the Cross of Life. Devotions were by Alva Flohr, with a memorial by Mrs Charles Matheson and a poem dedication to Mrs Weaver. The gathering closed with prayers and advice segment led by Mrs Oliver Brock.
Fragmentary text notes a meeting or event involving a bank club and Liberty Ark with scattered words and no clear details or entities to anchor.
Stork Express reports births at Weld County General Hospital with several families named. Entries mention Briggsdale, Fort Morgan, Grover, Milliken, and local addresses, listing new daughters and sons with dates in June and hospital details. The item blends birth announcements with an unrelated catalog ad for fabric patterns and a historical note about a stagecoach depot.
Dear Heloise shares home gardening tips addressing tomato plant issues. Suggests using plastic bags as protective covers over new fruit to prevent bugs and sunburn, offering a low cost solution based on long term trial and adjustments for growing big tomatoes.
A reader column shares practical advice on garden and kitchen hacks. Tips include bagging pests off tomatoes with bags and pipe cleaners, taping plastic bags inside cupboards to organize envelopes and mixes, using a wire cake rack to keep produce crisp, and covering tender seedlings with milk cartons to shield them from heat. The notes cite broad reader support and practical, low cost solutions.
A committee of artists societies and federal officials scrambles to mount a contemporary American art show for the World Fair in New York. They plan 150 paintings and 30 graphic works from 1910 to 1964, limited by funding and venue, with private sponsors stepping in to back a pavilion and a restaurant.
A note of thanks from a patient expressing gratitude to friends and family for care and support during a hospital stay. The message specifically thanks Dr Siekole and West County Hospital staff, and mentions individuals who extended assistance during the period.
In Longmont Colorado AP a slate of officers was elected for the American Legion auxiliary with Mrs Morville Bates of Storing and Brush chosen as national vice president. Mrs Jessie Falkenhagen of Vomaver and Mrs Hazel Nelson of Steamboat Springs were candidates as state officers. Mrs Clay gence Muleh of Balon was elected state president. National committeewoman Mrs Boonie B. Morgan and other officers were named including vice president Mrs Bob Grauberger and treasurer Mrs Evelan Young with historian Mrs Danice Mée Corraick. Australian fruit wanders noted as a separate item.
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