Hill Wiltse Vows Exchanged In Ault Ceremony
Miss Deanon Joyce Wiltse and Charles Marvin Tulail wed at First Baptist Church in Ault with 140 guests. Attendants wore navy and yellow, bridesmaids carried yellow carnations, and the couple honeymooned at Yellowstone National Park before settling at 2038 Eighth Avenue. The bride, a 1955 Ault High graduate, studied at CSCE. The groom, class of 1951, served in the NavyAir Force and works for the Weld County Highway Department.
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First Baptist Church of
Ault
Bympanay Catralyaa
Asport
Marilyn Wiltse
Sisr
Cherry Lee Warner
Beverly Wiltse
Dinper
Ruthie Lombard
Barbara White
LeRoy Taylor
Kronesh Willse
Don Cook
Fidith Hargis
Edith Targis
Famiilies
Mary Lee Foster
Lois Erickson
Yellowstone
National Park
Whey
Eighth Avenue
Aukt High
CSCE
Ault High
Naval Air Force
Weld County Highway Department
Grteey Elks Lodge Sets July 4 Gathering and June Events
Elkdom notes announce that Grteey Elks Lodge will host a July 4 group from Fitzsimons Hospital per Leonard Lamb at last week’s session. June events include final ladies night on June 7, arch lodge on June 27, with July and August dates set as July 31 and August 8. Oller reports an appreciation for Flag Day helpers in Gunterhall, and Karl Adams urges donations to the Weld County General Hospital Flks blood bank noting no reserves and severe pint needs.
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Grteey Elks Lodge
Fitzsimons Hospital
Leonard
Lamb
Wrinesday
Arch Lodge
Norman M. Naan
B. Oller
Sian Smith
Gunterhall
Flks
Weld County General Hospital
Karl L. Adams
M. Cortese
Wareren Flagle
J. Walter Tee
Publicity
Families Return From East Trip After Graduation Visit
Mrs. Greylogutes and Mrs. Sam King of 1515 Thirteenth Street and sister Mrs. Margaret Fox of 1432 Ninth Street returned from an extended visit east. They attended Warry Jerrod Raymond’s graduation at West Point and visited Hyde Park, the Statue of Liberty, Washington DC landmarks, and Windsor and Kansas sites. They were joined by sister Mrs. Effie Sharon of Topeka. Meanwhile President Eisenhower’s condition showed cheerful progress with fluids resumed, oral feeding hourly, and initial intravenous feeding continuing as doctors reported a weekend with no planned White House business.
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Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
State House
Mount
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Washington County
Utah
Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey
Hagerty
Fisenhower
White House
AIS
Hagerly
Eisenhow
American Legion Urges Higher Veterans Pensions
Colorado delegates at the American Legion Colorado department convention urged support for legislation to increase veterans pensions. National vice commander Pak Kim Page called for backing benefits while criticizing foreign aid and neutrals aiding the enemy. An executive report noted Colorado veterans and dependents receive over 19 trillion dollars yearly in benefits, with Legion actions adding about 1.5 million dollars annually.
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Estes PakKim
L.ef
Page
Carthage
Tex
American Legion
Colorado Department
Treasury
Washington
Corvention
Colorado
U. S
Charles H. Lardhouse
Sterling
Sandhouse
Tegian
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Legion Action
Eisenhower to Hold Talks With Aides From Hospital
President Eisenhower, after nearly eight hours of uninterrupted sleep, will meet Monday in the hospital with Vice President Nixon and Secretary of State Dulles. Earlier, Nixon visited with Eisenhower for the first time since his admission, and Dr. Ravdin, a surgeon on the team, left for a long weekend. Hagerty noted the President handled White House matters in his room, approving nine bills and accepting Samuel M. Brownell’s resignation as education commissioner.
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Vixen
Hagetty
One
Dulles
Nixon
Doles Faw Fiserhower
West Germany
Kony
Adenauer
Mageerty Tat
Eisenhower
Isidor Ravdin
Philadelphia
Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Fourro
Tme
Sherman Adams
White House
Coh Andras J. Goods
Hagerty
Congress
Samuel M. Brownell
Office of
Education
Bo Brownell
Brown
Fire destroys Diaz home at Windsor in blaze
Fire razed the George Diaz five-room house in Windsor on Wednesday afternoon. Insurance expired the day of the fire. Mrs. Diaz lost 40 in cash hidden in a kitchen cabinet, keeping only part of two ten-dollar bills. All belongings except clothing were consumed, removed by the couple after seven years in the home bought from Ed Farrington for 1,500.
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George Diaz
Windsor
Don Abbott
Iowa
Diaz
Diazen
Ed Farrington
Fashion in a Basket Zodiac Bag Graces Modern Resort Wear
Fashion notes describe Zodiac Bag designs with white and gold accents and zodiac alga details. A West German firm seeks seaport distribution for ten thousand plastic shredders monthly, while baskets evolve into universal summer wardrobe items alongside cashmere accessories and stoles.
Basketry and beachside decor trend noted in 1956 report
The article describes creative uses of baskets and decor from Miss Kiel panyed Faye Moll who designs them in Florida. It mentions tent and patio accessories, colorful baskets resembling Chinese lanterns with gold detailing, and possible decorative materials like seashells and fishnet as part of summer’s style.
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Greetey Tribune
Ino
Kiel
Faye Moll
Florida
Stucko and
Sands
Local finance ad offers cash to couples on signature
Married couples may receive from 50 to 1500 dollars in cash by signing an agreement arranged by Actin Finance Co at TS Ninth Avenue. The ad promises immediate payment after signing with appointments available after work hours.
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Horn
Actin Finance
Aeinn Fiainga
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Elkdom
New Zealand
New Plymouth
Lean
Charles Marvin Hill
Mist Deanna Joyer Wilise
Ken Hikida
Krash Kewahaml
Am. Legion
Bih
Tribune
Radio
Ath Ave
AP News
Fleurette
Fays Mell
Durgapur
West Bengal
Tailla
Vaskel Bays
H. L. Schumacher
Phi
Nere
Weld County Cow Belles
Weld County Livestock Association
Lombgeatzea
Drilliance and
Ip Srouoth Beauty
Kiley
Drive-In Cleaners
16Th St
9Th Ave
Streamlined
Greeley Furniture Co
Eighth Ave
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