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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
8
Local residents travel for visits and conferences while others attend state church events and university commencements. Many go to Estes Park, Boulder, Pueblo, and Denver. several families host gatherings, celebrate anniversaries, or welcome guests as regular summer activity resumes in the county.
A string of visitors arrived Sunday for short stays with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Heel Jr and children of Monte Alto, Mrs. Stokes of Fort Verm, Mrs. A. H. Lagan and family, and Miss Nanco of Berkeley. Several extended trips and training events were noted, with plans for two week stays and supervised training at nearby facilities.
The group travels to Colorado Springs to stay at Mrs. Mabel Cottey’s home and lodge, plans a Parkway park trip, and returns to New York. An evening at Fort Lupton features card games, a late lunch, and prize winners Mrs. S. G. Montgomery and Frank Corbin with Mrs. T. Mayfield and Charles Lloyd. Several guests attend including Ruth Devereaux and T. Y. Mayfield.
Fort LuptonDaily residents report hospital returns and family visits from Oakland to Denver losing no time in social rounds. Mrs Allen Peterson and infant Marilyn return from Creolay Hospital while Sister Mary Rosilio hosts a visit in Bacramonte and Mrs L E Qiock recovers after a Tobatown trip. Unexpected travel and club plans fill the week as the Thursday Afternoon club schedules a June 23 luncheon at Mrs Daisy Counter’s Fort Lupton home.
Barnesville and nearby households report Sunday gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grong and party from Greeley attended A. B. Erickson home. The Viethans hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Henry Viethans's daughter from California who plans to move Monday. Additional visits by Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Anderson and daughter from Greeley and Mr. Lloyd Decker and his mother are noted.
In Crealey and nearby towns residents shared visits and gatherings. Families like the Gritty and Qook households hosted showers and overnight guests while others attended weddings anniversaries and weekend visits. A literacy program began with the Daily Vacation Bible School and local sports included Purcell beating Cornish 15 to 6. Certificates announced for STL pilots and aircraft owners were issued by the Minnesota Aeronautics commission.
A Cornish Sunday Children’s day program drew a large crowd with a basket dinner after a parade along Crow Creek Land. About 76 people shared the meal and plans were announced for a church service on June 20. Mrs Funks of Denver visited the Rowley home before returning to Denver. Miss Ashton and the Mus Zlegler of Fort Calling spent the weekend at the William Usidort home.
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