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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
17
Saddle Club plans a Sunday ride from 3641 Tenth Street westward after a service at Rapp's. Riders forming the group are asked to call 14687 Sunday morning. Information on past horse show contestants will be provided.
The piece lists several women including Zelphia Simpaca Ruth Dannett Ann Graham Mary Roy Nanens Margaret Griffith Leota Brigga and Elva Bennett with Mrs Stella Clark reported improving after a sprained ankle. A business reset is planned for gaze 47 at the Hika lounge in Grecy.
Miss Bas Whetsting of Seaghlar wed Homer Jergan of Waisanburg in a 6 Denne ink ceremony performed by Monsignor B. J. Frosgel at St. Poe o'ehoek. Rev. and Mrs. Wheuting hosted a Tex House reception with flowers, gowns, and corsages.
Mrs Florence Loe was named president with Ada Jaxeler as vice president Barpadiog Cardy secretary Ethel Mashburn treasurer Millie Dorn flower girl and Mrs Stephenson reporter. Guests at the Past Pocahontasely dinner hosted by Mrs Dorothy Bird at Bales Tard cafe then to Bird home 700 Twalith bee. Meetings now on first Monday morning each month. July host and place to be announced.
Mrs Anna Hathaway leads EMB Club meeting with Mrs P O Mann at Evana on Wednesday afternoon. Officers were elected for the coming year during the business session.
Meeting near Kary and treasurer to discuss the homestead case. Mrs Tite is involved. the event is linked to Eleventh Street on Sept 18 with assistance noted.
An ad from 918% th Ave Ady promotes mh girdles and nylon products for hot uncomfortable days. The notice highlights heavy combinations and readiness for summer wear.
Plainview home demonstration club met in June at Mrs Sam Reicherts home with eleven members two children and four guests present. Topics included a broiling lesson by Mrs Josnen and group menu planning while tasting prepared dishes. Next meeting scheduled July 21 hosted by Mrs Rhine Bleloo and Mrs Reicherton to lead roll call. September reader training planned.
GC club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Tressa Rains home with ten members and guest Mrs. Roma Kendel of Golden. Tables featured miniature flags and patriotic napkins for Flag Day. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Helen Bowles, a program hour followed and guessing games were played. Mrs. Mary Oliver gave a birthday gift to Mrs. Maude Fing. Next meeting set for June 28 at Mrs. Jessie Fields home with desert at 1 30.
Washington reports the U S Bureau of Plant Industry has developed sprays to prevent fruiting on ornamental trees such as horse chestnut catalpa European oak honey locust and weeping poplar. The sprays may also limit fruit production on productive crops to reduce thinning losses and are being developed by L P Battet who led much of the work.
An advertisement-like fragment sells a product meant to ease various health discomforts. It claims many use it and presents vague benefits. The text includes misspellings and nonsensical phrases, making specifics unclear.
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