Sunrise president reflects at home meeting and party
H Miller again Sunrise President, with 18 members and three guests, held a meeting at 528 Third Avenue. Officers elected include A H Miller as president, Mrs. Lena Melihas, vice president, Walter Demarest treasurer, Mrs. Ethel Brows secretary, and others. The program featured songs, sketches, readings, and musical moments. Next meeting set for July 20 at Parker Whitehouse home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becris Gric
la Vetter
Avenee
Ovesit
Mra
Inéa Melihas
Mim Abiley Leo
Lele Lee
Parker Whitehouse
Ube Ahennee
A. H.liller
Mra Lenseth
Walter Demerést
Mra Ethel Brows
Ana Gals
H. P. Whitehouse
Mrathal Duell
Aca Gan
Nower
WE. Hi Jghannessue
Asa Gila
Walter Demarest
Whitehoese
pGala
Mire
Olen
Ruth
Abe
Har
Walter Canhelieam
Parker M Whitehouse
Hirth
United Youth Nesting Planned for Sunday
Young people from the Greeley area are invited to the First Methodist church at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon for the second in a summer meeting series. Transportation and the evening meal will be provided by church youth. The event features recreations fellowship and appearances for local youths with Mr and Mrs Robert Harley as sponsors and adult director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelerwerks
Fitet Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Greeley
Doreas Society Hosts Missionary Group Gathering
The Dorean Society of the First Covenant church hosted guests from the Evangelical Free churches of Eaton and Greeley for an afternoon program. Hymns opened the event, with devotions, scripture, music, and a sermon on Christ in Genesis followed by prayers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorean Society
First Covenant Church
Cheien
Eaton and Greeley
Mel. Martin Anderson
Dorcas Society
Dra
Andrew Nelson
Jesus
Carl Luther
Carl Hendrickson
Kenneth Warison
IL. 3
Burley
Cool Works
Suato
Fred Qoigens
RW. Frohman
Ot Eaon
Christ
Tran Lareen
Qacar Erickson
Bea Shader
Albin Magip Basen
Carl Lindstrom
Marvel Malt Conditioner Promises Dandruff Relief
Mr. Thomas F. Hart reports success after two bottles of Marvel Malt Conditioner. Hair loss and dandruff show dramatic improvement, natural color returning, and scalp irritation easing. The ad pledges a money back guarantee and urges readers to order via coupon or local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hart
Hollywood
San Antonio
Texas
Marvel
Golf and Buffet Night at Greely Country Club Event
The Greely Country Club hosted a golf and buffet with 13 couples in a mixed twoomes event. Winners of the handicap nine-hole Bandicap were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bourgee, with the Swaynes second and the Garneeys close behind. Other guests joined for supper, and plans are for weekly Thursday golf and buffet if popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoruddy Syelling Gol
Buffet
Greviey Country Club
and Mire
Mel Bourgee
Loren “Swayne
Aut
Walter Garatay
Mra
Barney Fiedd
Badingera
S Waynes
Rosa
Mat
Garneeys
Mrs
Jack
Kingsbury
Buffet Sopper
Messrs and Mesdames
Art Ewald
Price Hopkins
Birchard Peterson
Carl Rogera
Raymond P. Miller
Martin Pield
Wiliam H. Droegemacher
Robert T. Porter
John H. Duret
Hugh F. Wheeler
Rex C. Eaton
Claude Carney
Mr. Elwood Meyer
Littte
California
Notable California Visitors and Local Family News
Mrs Olle Combs of Los Angeles plans to return home after a three months visit in Greeley with daughter Mrs Helen Braddy. The piece notes several Gillman and Andrews family connections, college plans for Jane Andrews, and extended relatives visiting from Indiana and California with details on their travels and upcoming summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle Combs
Los Angeles
Calif
Fo Greeley
Helen Braddy
Fifth Avenue
Maude Gray Abe Mien
Mayme Jonen
Misa Betty
David Martin
Mya
Angx Martin
Eighth Avenue
Santa Monica
Freda Schott
Greeley
David
Hollywood
Ed Lardre
California
Landre
Martins
Tandres
Colorado
Hernford Hereford Dispersal Sale Near Gennison Se
A large Hereford dispersal sale at the home ranch eight miles east of town features cattle entered in 15 coast to coast shows. Highlights include Whr Flashy Triumph and progeny from Mischlet Mixer, plus Royal Domino and TT Royal Roaont line. The Roberson sale, part of Cattlemen s Days, includes Royal Domino and TT Royal Roaont 6th. Sancreea Hereford ranch recently completed 82 registered Herefords disposal in four private treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwitwer
Ced
Rebarson Hernford
Eack
O Daparne
Gwiterr
Eldain
Flashy
Triumph
Switser and
Field Ty
West Coast
Mischlet
Oje Royal
Baca Persia
Roberson
Royal Domino
I'l’ Regent
Dan Thorntom
Denver
Sancreea Hereford Ranch
James G. Sanders
Lady Bugs Population Surges in Merling City
June 17 report notes coccinellidae popularly called lady bugs swarm Merling. In parts of the city the insects number in millions, clustering on trees and tires, alarming residents. Officials say they feed on scale insects, but farmers fear the oversized invasion signals unhealthy vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterting
P—ster Ung
Birthday party for Viola Morehead at grandparents home
Viola Morehead celebrated her sixth birthday Monday with a party at her grandparents Mr and Mrs RJ Horns home. Tea cake and cream were served by relatives. A later note mentions community gatherings and a church film showing Dust or Destiny at Eaton Evangelical Free Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Spanner
W.C
Harry Brown
CG. O. Tarsons
Mesdames S. R. Parrott
J. M. Mason
Frits Remseier
J. R. Fugate
Bevis Gibson
J. E. Dickerson
Herman Zupke
Leah Means
Pettigast
Charles Steatt
Eaton Church
Evangelical Free Church
Third
Maple
Eaton
W. Frohman
Bohm Family Visitors Tour Colorado With Local Ties
Mrs Bohm and family welcomed relatives from Green Valley Wisconsin Bonduel and Lake Geneva Wisconsin to Colorado. Ernest and William Bohm are brothers of Mrs Bohm. Visitors toured Trail Ridge Estes Park Denver and Colorado Springs while plans for a fall visit to the Greenseyites are noted for a fortieth wedding anniversary. Wilmer Bohm will attend a university event in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teenth Avenue
Southaw
Stanley Cleveland
Kersey
Ernest, Pauls
Harold Pauls
Green Valley
Wit
Wilda Pauls
Bonduel, Wise
Wild Ner Pauls
Lake Geneva
Wise
Ernest
William
Bohm
Catorado
Esconte Trina
Trail Ridge
Netes Park
Denver
Calorado Springs
William Pantees
Adz
Mia
Ernest Pauts
Harold
Wilmer
Lake Quoaya High School
Murmer Wemmlon
University of Wromtag
Mya
Dohm
Paul Pats
Grean Valley
Gresseyites
Bohms
Windsor
Karl Lamp
Lawrence Lamb
Puablo
Wilton Memorial Opera House
Pueblo
Lamb
F. C. Lamb
Yela University
New Haven
Conn
Denver Univernity
Yale
Deever
Harry Goldberg
Charles
Mary Catherine
Jean Yancey
Keith Mitchell
Meredith Aan
Oscar Land
Geargatte
Judith
Clarence Svedivan
Margaret Mither
Chauneny Yancey
Edgar
Donald
Jackie
Fort Collins
Keith Simon
Scott
Fort Colina
George Sehlicger
Orcs
W. Crozier
Alfred Peterson
Greeley
John Crozier
Sors
Bruce
Kenneth
Sunbeam
Ida
Grogler
Sensore
Hom
Schleger
RG. Justus
Worland
Wyo
Laramie
Betry Tmannon
Robert Justus
Mint
Peggy Adcock
Elkhorn Lodge
Mstes Park
Minnié Sterbuck
Oxnard
Cali
al Tretta Lynn
Kenneth Rhujer
Mia Starbuck
Jack Lynn
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Terns
Leslie Hall
Oklahome
Jay Simpson
San Diego
Caltr
Steam Host Springs
Henry Zeller
Granby
William Thompson
Steamboat Springs
Harry Thompson
Alva Thompson
Hull
Grand Junction
Simpson
Greeley's Soap Box Derby First Step in Nationwide Contest
Greeleys Soap Box Derby entrants take a first step in a national competition. Local winners compete for prizes including a $5,000 college scholarship, a 1960 Chevrolet sedan, and special awards for best constructed and best upholstered cars. Dynastic ties and community events accompany the derby buildup across Windsor Pueblo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley’s
Akron
Ohio
Chevrolet Motor Division
Chevrolet
Invtal
Collina and Aikman Co
Shell Giro
Prise
Aarchandise
Chevrol
Salt Lake City Man Loses Pants After Nap in Park
Gus Miller, proprietor of a Salt Lake City club, slept in Liberty Park and awoke to find his pants stolen along with 825 in cash and personal papers. He claimed his hat and clothes were removed to leave him in swimming trunks and his car tranced while he rested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Juan
Gus Miller
Salt Take City
Liberty Park
Diverse baseball league scores from multiple circuits
A compact roundup lists results from the Pacific Coast, International, American Association, and other leagues. It includes Sacramento 2 over Usilywood, Los Angeles 12 over Seattle Portlando, San Francisco 4 San Diego 3, and several others with mixed scores and several typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usilywood
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portlando
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Rachester
Baltimory
Springvalé
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
American Association Minneagotis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Kannag City
Ndiaueyalis
Port Paned
Fights Friday Night Results Across Cities
Associated Press report notes Seattle fighter Kid Matthews 175 pounds KO’d Paul Muscato 380 pounds in Buffalo. Bernard Docusan 147 from New Orleans outpointed Ralph Zannelli 145 in Boston. John Davis 134 and Pointed Toe Brown 1843/4 fought in Oakland and Chicago with outpoints in Hollywood results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Harry
Kid" Matthews
Paul Muscato
Buffalo
New Orleans
Bernard Docusan
Ralph Zannelli
Boston
Hollywood
Calif
John Davis
Oakland
Toe Brown
Chicago
Friday Stars Batter Cleveland Power Hit Two Run Homer
Associated Press report notes Cleveland rode a two run homer by Tarkeaster to a 22 victory over Philadelphia while Newhouser of Detroit shutout Boston in a 4-1 win. The pace set by strong pitching stifled rings hits and kept scoring low for the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Tarkeaster
Indians
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Unl Newhouser
Tynrs
Detroit
Boston
Wells Motors dominates extended softball clash at Forbes Field
A 10 inning pitching duel and a 21 run game highlighted Friday’s softball card at Forbes Field. Wells Motors won 7-60 in extras against Jlyde’s Chitifera as Dresser Cornwell Letofsky and Kolth solidified the offense. Denver beat the Elks 2-1 in a tight two round affair, with Rhiney Phyleh hurling for the Elks and Beeten homering for Denver. Porter and Schmidt held the Lumbermen to few hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Fir
Wells Motors
Jlyde
Janky Kane
Hibs
Jiasy Lumhér
Denver
Jesg Cornwall
Wells
Dil" Koehler
Syde
Motormen
Gib Dresser
Cornwell
Mert Letofsky
Kolth
Walt
Wiks
Porter
Sehmidt
Lumbermen
Am Beeten
Elks
Libsack
Burton
Penver Centuriielder
Gies
Fathers get little thanks for big family efforts
A nostalgic reflection on fathers often overlooked as the “forgotten man” while mothers are praised. It notes dads sacrifice, work hard, and save for their children, keeping the household steady and denying themselves. The piece asks readers to show dads appreciation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queta
Hickil
Tuka
Tina
Dan
Local Golfers To Boulder Sun
Twenty four Greeley golfers will journey to Boulder Sunday for an interclub match. The competition was originally set for April 30 but was postponed due to inclement weather. The teams include Till Forbes Murray Willis Mel Nevinger Mara G KH Smith Chuck Bush Elton Whichfield Karl R Ahtborn Dr td Atkinson Dr W H Draeges jueller Jack Kingsbury Jem Campbell Jor y Turnar Dr Par shing Clate Rhiney Seflhach Carl Rogare Raymond P Miller Art Ewald Harney Flood Gil Pulene wider Dr WH 7 Haymond Price N Hopkins Bob Dorn Larry Teanpe gon Hug Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Gatters
Wil
Boulder
Wau
Till Forbes
Murray Willis
Mel Nevinger
Mara G. KH. Smith
Chuck Bush
Elton Whichfield
Karl R. Ahtborn
Td. Atkinson
W. H. Draeges Juueller
Jack Kingsbury
Jem Campbell
Jor’y Turnar
Parshing Clate
Rhiney Seflhach
Carl Rogare
Raymond P. Miller
Art Ewald
Harney Flood
Gil Pulenewider
WH. 7
Haymond
Price N. Hopkins
Bob Dorn
Larry Teanpegon
Hug Smith
Major League Leaders from The Tribune Want Ads
Associated Press summary of National and American League leaders including batting averages hits and runs. Mentions players from St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Detroit and Cleveland with numbers for hits, runs and pitching leaders. Notes Tribune Want Ads as source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Glaughter
Jethroe
Boston
Lor- Beacon
Bauer
Chicago
Kania
Philadelphia
Sluushlur
Mitchel
Sader
Brooklyn
Hames
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Gordon
Reagan
Milter
Hiller
Ghienga
Frozie
St. Lows
Konstanty
Kell
Detroit
Dropo
Bastar
Williams
Pesky
Stephens
Washigner
Kall
Detrol
Steptens
Haiiy
Roseu
Cleveland
Sanford
New York
Hyme
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H. Miller
Sunrise
Ted Blohm
Caria Bone
A.M. Walters
Townsend Club
Sleetch
Caswell
Fort Collings
Charles Mast
Harry Fortune
Frank Lewis
A. FL Gelsich
TSA
Theradey
Questa
Mre
Anne Barber
Electric Village
Tribune
ADE
Arthur
Carlean
Binh Ave
Coerulea
Ami
ty —_a
Our Ambulance Service
9Th Ave
Sth St
United Youth
Doreas Society
Delta Mathers
Delta Mathers Helpers
Rosemary Freemyer
Patricia
Spanish American War Vete Auxiliary
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
Blue Flame
Hosteazen
Afrs
Minnie Gress
Esther Klinger
Norman Haidridze
Blue Flames Room
Emma Somerville
Charles Luts
Hoxstessea
Mail Coufon
Marvel Innustrira, Inc
Moce
Bese
Toner
Faa
Poutanes
Addreen
WCTU
Charles Strong
Venth Street
A. H. Rx
Ingle Alice Fink
Agnes Ressell
George B. Adams
S. K
Cal*k
Inland Grove
Ebeller Liese
Charles Moore
Warren Monfort
Mort Balch
A. E. Ritchie
Ed Toelle
Jane Andrews
N. EB. Andrews
Stenhens
Columbia
CSCE
Colorado A&m
the Collegian
Estes Park
Mrn
Pearl Winchell Henke
Fourth Street
Clark Winchell
Winchells
Hammond
Ind
Denny Normen
Tenth Street
Helen Enginne
Ninth Street
Myra
Isabells Taylor
Tenth Avenue
Anron
Holmes
Poudre
Wendells
Holiteguesia
End Robert Bohm
338 North $E
Hernford
Gennison
Middle of
Soph
Lady Bugs
Merling
Evans
Houston
Tacoma
Victoria
Salema
Vancouver
Wenatchee
Yakima
Spokane
First Shine
Uuings
Modern Appliance Company
Jayton Edmonds
Bill Bloskaa
Sant Fletcher
Ath Ave
Greeley Ice & Storage Co
Tye Fmidanitk
Terebio
James J. Durkin
UN Wulomellis
Poeblo
Ta Jobo C. Thomason
Durkin
Cotorads
Koh
Fred W. Nok
Tecurance and
Bonde
Ava
Boulder Sun
First Industrial Bank
Sth
St Phas
FLA
S.M.T. Mig
Bo. Box
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