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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
4
An OCR fragment reports an April 30 wedding announcement involving Mins Arlen Avi and Vera Donal Strate, noting a dinner at Angels lernoon and a connection to Mrs. Stryle's friends. The text contains garbled names and incomplete affiliations, including Mrs Elynn and Genuvluve Atungost, with no clear event outcome.
Ballet criticism by John Selby on wartime audiences, noting the appeal of classic ballet amid postwar prosperity and changing tastes. Interviews with Igor Shirok and reflections on Anna Pavlova and war-era attendance frame a preview of a Metropolitan season and new recordings from Columbia.
A study with diners showed that altering the color of lighting or plates over an attractive meal diminished appetite as the foods appeared different in color. The effect suggests color influences perceptions of taste and desirability among diners.
A detailed society note records the April 30 wedding of Arlene Armagost to Verm Strate in the First Methodist Church of Greeley. The couple’s ceremony preceded a reception, with guests including family and local notables. plans note Armagost’s Greeley high school and Colorado State College ties and Strate’s La Salle lineage and farming work.
A list of church and community gatherings including Angell's Cenragn First Baptist Min A O Gaede Ladies Ald Tumanvel Luo Conjugational church and picnics at Crove park. Attendees include Mrs Ar thuy Heaven Mrs Gerthnla Abbott Mrs Anna Collins and Lt Ian McCove with Victory Callin Post and American Legion events scheduled for November 13.
A collage of brief items: a Bible school starting at Shinwanuel Latheran Church on Thirteenth Street New Adith Avenue June 23 at 9 30 am for two weeks and inviting children four and older. Local attendees from the Encampment in Loveland are listed along with several residents. A shop advertises chenille robes for children ages 1 to 6. Also an insurance offer for ages 16 to 25 at 47 50 yearly with Delaney contact. A short note speculates May corn may influence wheat and oats in various regions.
The Graham family from Green Valley area held multiple ceremonies. Albert V. Groton of Banly Maria Calif and siblings married. Bruce Graham tied the knot with Mary Zeller at a Catholic church. Gration served on a navy furlough as his wife joined him briefly in Fort Myers. The community also hosted canning demonstrations by Ethelda Hinkley and social gatherings at Mrs Leonard Cooperrider’s home with attendances of 23 members and four guests.
Wendell Skinner, a stat toned servant at Fort Sant Trouston Tex, spends a week in Greeley visiting Mr and Mrs C B Skinner. Major Doyle H Clark promoted to major after Fort George G. Meade posting. Max LeKay Kinnaman graduates navy machinist mates school, assigned to fleet or shore duty. Bill Walles on brief furlough from Coaly airfield. Merle Premer visits Milliken family. Inductions into the United States Marine Corps for Leach berg, Cleloba, and Foster after exams in Denver. 14 day furlough then seven weeks basic training.
Employees at South Plains Amy Flying School used gum to hold up paper tape while handling stock fogs. The quirky incident centers on workplace antics affecting operations and morale. No injuries reported.
War brides reflect 1343 period style as they plan long marriages. Historical text notes dress details, social expectations, and community support at wedding ceremonies tied to wartime migration.
Review of Sir James Jeanna's Physics and Philosophy from Macmillan 2.78. The work blends physics and philosophy, showing how each shapes the other. Jeanna argues the modern physics opens doors to free will though the Victorian materialist universe remains constraining, and that the thinker travels, not arrives.
Boys and girls in the fabletpat Dreservation project at Cameron School will meet at the home of Mrs Walter Holter, 1475 ’t welfiy steves, at 1540 on Thursday to work on projects.
Mrs Samuel Rank formerly Martha Ronn was honored at a farewell party hosted by friends at the Robert Joyner home in Haslessey. Attendants included Mrs Joyner Mrs John H P Wheeler and Mrs Elaine Colvin. The Rank couple left for Bremerton Washington to join the mavor station as Rank retires from Grealey. The evening featured tea and flowers with a lace tablecloth gift, and many friends attended the event.
M Eltes met at Anderson’s Tea House for a noon meeting on Tuesday, followed by the regular business session. Mrs KHUTamsden won a prize for the afternoon, with the next meeting set for July 20 at a to be announced venue.
Ducks are kept for meat due to rapid growth and hardiness. Pekin ducks, when properly raised, reach heavy weights by ten to twelve weeks of age.
Five girls representing Scotland Ireland Mali France Norway and Spain presented a musical program before Creeley Exchange Club and their wives at a luncheon in the XK.F ball Tuesday. The girls in national costumes sang familiar folk songs while Mrs Andrews introduced each country and gave short talks on the language and customs.
Betty Bash was elected president for the upcoming year by the Altrusa club at a Monday meeting in the cafeteria at Marshall. McKty Lay was named vice president with Tozet Dalboy as secretary and Pisle Atchnve as treasurer. Dr Helen Davis and Mabel Henderson were named board members. Evalyn Bewin spoke on past year work. Next meeting set for July 12 with Mrs Rose Bowford at 1321 Eleventh Avenue.
Mrs Lizale Cameron joins Pocahontas Novi meander in a June 22 gathering at 11439 Sixth Avenue hosted by Mrs Leo Schrotenbaen. Mrs Glarenca Simmons and Mrs Mabel Wallon provided refreshments after the event.
Wives of soldiers from the AAPTTO at Colorado State College of Falication enjoyed an evening program at the Camfield hotel center. Arthur Steins berg served as master of ceremonies. Following the show, refreshments were served by Mesdames Gladys Garter Nell Lott and Grace Bo Korney. A forthcoming party was noted at Evelyn Cantrell’s home.
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