Weld Democrats Seen as Better Organized Now
Weld County Democrats show improved organization with full precinct quotas and new county party executive committee. Armstrong notes gains since 1952, more qualified candidates emerging, and renewed vigor at state level prompting coordinated drives for district and state offices.
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John Weskey Color Film at First Methodist Church
A color film on John Wesley will be shown at First Methodist Church in Greeley on June 24, 25, 26, and 27 at 8 p.m. Ray B. McDivitt announced. The documentary outlines Wesley’s mission to Indians in Georgia, his influence on English society after the American Revolution, and his role in expanding schools, clinics, and lay preaching. The event welcomes church members and neighboring pastors, with screenings open to the general public.
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Gideons Meet at Tea House Tuesday Night
Gideons held a regular meeting at the Tea House on Tuesday evening with 24 members and 6 guests. Tom Collins presided, Reverend James Harvey offered prayer, and the program included devotions led by Chaplain Leonard Molander. Three men applied for membership and plans for a July 6 prayer meeting at Hoh Kinsey’s home were announced.
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Vernon Brickron
Students Begin Hospital Training In Weld County Program
Liz moves give science students from the University of Colorado to rural and community hospital training with the Weld County Health department and general hospital. Names include Jean Creag, Ant Helena, Barbara Keeney, Barbara Sundbere, Joanne Ctrerala, Dorothy Pine Bro, and Towler Contes.
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University of Colorado
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General Hospital
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Anthona
Barbara Keeney
Chicago
Barbara Sundbere
Hasden
Joanne Ctrerala
Gallop
Dorothy Pine Bro
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Towler
Woman suffocates in Cortez jail during drunkenness arrest
Police report a woman jailed for drunkenness Thursday night at Cortez quarters suffocated in a lower bunk area. An inquest was planned for Friday to determine if the death was accidental or due to the bunk structure.
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Eisenhowers plan first home near presidential retreat
Mrs. Eisenhower plans to remodel an old farm house near Gettysburg and move in after Congress adjourns. The couple, married 1 1/ years, have lived in army quarters and will decorate, unpack crates, and select furniture from inventories as Ike continues official duties and Mrs. Eisenhower coordinates color and refinishing this summer into August.
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Don Brotzman Voices Plans at Boulder Campaign Stop
Youthful State Senator Donald G Brotzman spoke briefly at a Boulder plebiscite meeting and addressed Rotary clubs in Greeley. Born 1922 near Boulder, he outlined a vigorous campaign and urged concerted action on county water, roads, and poverty mental health reform. He praised Gov. Allott’s ticket and recalled service in World War II before returning to law and Colorado politics.
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Grandma Sprouse Renounces TV On Ninth Anniversary
Louisa Kentucky tale of Grandma Sprouse and her 26 year old husband Delbert who shun television calling it the devil. The couple, Cat Creek locals once married in New York City eight years ago, declined a Huntington appearance for their eighth anniversary. She frets over his future as she tends the house and shouts at the chickens, fearing he may remarry after her death.
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Cat Creek
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In the Courts ty J. Williams case and fines listed
Court records show speeding charges for J. Williams of Fairacres with a $20.40 fine, plus DeHerrera and Rawle entries, a $8.50 item, and Herrera with reckless driving at $328.50. May from Park Place Building is cited for failure to pay meter with a $24 fine.
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Fairacres
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Rawle
Greeley
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Gill
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Park Place
Olga Herbal Bersey granted divorce and name restoration
In District Court Olga Herbal Bersey was granted an interlocutory divorce from Conrad Herbst and restored to her summer name Olga Schutz. Ralph Lea Keil of Greeley posted a $400 bond to secure his appearance Monday on a complaint under the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support. The action, brought by his former wife Josephine Loraine Keil on behalf of herself and three children, originated in Stanislaus County Superior Court, and was filed here by District Attorney Marco Smith.
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Thailand peace patrol plan veto sparks council clash
Fragments show Russ Velo vetoed Thailand proposed Indochina peace patrol amid U.S. Britain and six others backing it. abstentions and moves for a special session of the General Assembly noted. Also mentions Dr. Winn moving offices to new bank building and parking meter revenue totaling 228.98 dollars.
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Divorce suit filed in Tolland v Marcellus record
County Court lists Mary A Marcellus of 1710 Pour Teenitt Avenue as plaintiff in a divorce action against Tolland Marcellus. Proceedings show a led suit for divorce initiated by Mary A Marcellus.
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Pourteenitt Avenue
Tolland v. Marcellus
Justice Court Details Unclear in Local Docket
Fragmentary OCR reads Justice Court of Peace D F Mathreons with Court Fred Warring Langmeat. Mentions no license plates on iraites with $2 and rosta. Text is garbled and cannot confirm a coherent case or action.
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Surrey to Enter Horse Show With Historic Surrey
A 00 year old Surrey will participate in the upcoming horse show. Patterson, chairman, announced the craft harness Surrey used to transport the pageant party is specially made by the Queen of England's harness maker for this event. The two gales will be drawn by matched pair of mares. officials and ribbons will accompany the procession.
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Weld County official Adolph Winter seeks reelection bid
Adolph Winter county commissioner from District 2 announces re election bid. He notes tax relief progress with state ll debt reduction and county surplus, crediting local farmers and commissioners for road material donations and budget discipline. Winter, 42, farmer north of Windsor, cites service in Republican party and community roles. He and his wife Thelma have two children.
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Uranium Strike Reported in Meadow Creek Canyon Utah
In Fillmore Utah Meador Creek Canyon near Meadow Creek mouth eight miles south of Fillmore, a uranium strike is reported. County records show about 150 claims filed on a four square mile area as Atomic Energy Commission confirms uranium prospecting evidence in the county.
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Legion Seeks Volunteers For Parade Float And Events
The American Legion posts request volunteers for a parade float and ushers for a horse show and rodeo. Earl Vorlkar chairs the committees and Harlan Stroux leads the event planning. Budget for the fiscal year approved. BS members listed. A single monthly meeting set for Adyan with a dinner to follow. Reed and Hob Grazawis welcomed as new members.
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Summer price trends hint at continued relief for shoppers
A garbled market analysis notes lower wholesale prices amid abundant materials and goods, with gasoline and building supplies showing bargains in some regions. It cites manufacturers planning price hikes to protect profits, while consumers expect further declines. stores delay reflecting factory price drops, though some sectors keep higher costs.
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Examinations for New AF Academy Announced
Congressman William S Hill announces new United States Air Force Academy examinations for Colorado. Three appointments will be made in early July with exams July 11. Candidates must be 7 to 22, citizens, of good moral character, single, medically qualified, and never married. Preliminary tests at Lowry AFB. Applications via Congressman Morony in Washington by July 30.
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Three More Bodies Found in Navy PBM Wreckage
In Tokyo a Navy PBM crash on an isolated island south of Maitland added three more bodies, raising the tally to fifteen recovered from the wreckage. The patrol plane carried seventeen sailors and Marines when it went down. twelve bodies were found earlier.
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Foam Rubber Rugs and Carpeting Laundered for Durability
A brief item notes foam rubber rugs have been combined with cotton carpeting to create longer wearing rugs. The design allows material pores to stay open, enabling air flow through the carpet while keeping it covered. The text suggests a laundering process compatible with the new rug construction.
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How To Make Glassware Wear Longer For Display
AP News features a guide to extending glassware life through careful handling and display. It covers proper storage, upright shelf positioning, and arranging items to reduce wear while maintaining an appealing presentation.
Windsor Petition Calls for Sunday Tavern Closing
A Windsor petition urges closing taverns on Sundays amid debate. Officials and residents discuss impacts on commerce, social life, and enforcement, with supporters citing moral concerns and opponents warning of economic harm. The measure seeks to limit alcohol sales and enforce Sunday closing across establishments.
Webworm Threat in Beet Fields Reported Nearby
In Fort Col area reports indicate beet fields facing webworm infestations. Observers note rising beet damage and call for monitoring. Experts explain virus-based controls and timing are key to reducing crop loss while protecting beneficial insects.
Mental Health Conference Set for Oct 9
The Weld County Association for Mental Health plans an Oct 9 conference with a focus on home, school, court and society. Attendees include Joseph Yaefeli as temporary chairman and Dr William Conte reporting on recommendations. Ernest Peyton notes Greeley library will provide shelf space for public access mental health material.
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Site Mental Health Association
Ernest Peyton
Une Greeley
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Queen's Horsemanship May Have Saved Life
Queen Elizabeth displayed brave horsemanship at Ascot Race Course on Friday when a fall from a horse nearly struck her head. The incident prompted a shout from the crowd and a quick warning to Lord Roseberry as she rode by. Attendants later asked if she heard the warning, and she smiled in reply.
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Kavanaugh Revokes Texas Insurance Firm License
Texas insurer General American Casualty Co and its Denver representative face revocation and a Colorado ban after a state board action. The firm allegedly owed about 46 000 in bonds and 24 000 in business bills from prior year activity. Officials claim 140 to 300 policyholders exist in Colorado with half the fleet tied to Colorado palley holders.
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Rules of Young GOP Discussed by Field Rules of the Young GOP
Field County GOP leaders briefed on the Young Republicans role as a leadership training ground and caucus path to delegates. Kennedy and Johnson led dinners and discussions at the Crystal Room and Consumers lounge, tracing state youth history and local ties.
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Ield County
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Potato King of Idaho Builds Potatoes Empire
Twin Falls Idaho profile of Jon Marshall known as the Idaho potato king who owns no land but operates a thriving potato business. He gradually built his venture from seized land and rental arrangements, starting in earnest after an irrigation contract and years of farming. He credits seed, land, and care, noting his age at eighty but continuing hands on work with a modest home office.
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Winners of Teachers Scholarships Revealed
Eight teachers win Teacher Training Scholarships sponsored by the Colorado Conference of Parented Teachers. Recipients include Kenneth re Dittner Edgewater High School Barbara Lee Hallar Moffet County High School Mary Alice Miller Lierteiton High School Virginie Ann Ward Lamar Union High School who will study at Colorado State College at Greeley Hene F. Morgan Loveland High School and Jay M. Pickerson Kremling High School to attend Colorado A&M John C. Fugha Adams City High School will attend Denver University Doris M. Yoakhmn Barfield High School will attend Fort Lewis College.
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Greeley
Hene F. Morgan
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Jay M. Pickerson
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