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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
2
A community event celebrates the Rev and Mrs Eckhardt with a church reception in New York amid cheerful gatherings. Attendees, neighbors, and church members join early afternoon festivities. later activities include a camp meeting and various club meetings. The record highlights hospitality, roses, and shared meals.
Windsor residents heard a Sunday talk at the Junior high echo building about Russia versus America. The speaker claimed a German spy linked to Communists faced execution in a Russian tale, described food shortages and forest-fire sabotage, and alleged harsh deals to fuel a lumber market in the United States. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. McCloskey and others from Windsor.
Readable fragments describe a Thursday schedule at Le Christian church with details of morning services and speakers. The program mentions LC Anderson presiding and various names, including musical koristers and speakers, outlining sessions and times.
Society members and guests gathered at Miss McIjar’s home for a meeting led by Dr Mead. She discussed her summer trip to Norway and Sweden, displayed woven works and crafts, answered questions, and a devotional program with music followed by performances from Evelyn Johnson, Elizabeth Peterson, Elvera Fedeen, and Ragnuill Cadaon. The next gathering is planned for July 15 at Minn Malet Latch’s country home.
Donard Jackson returned to Greeley from Lincoln after earning a B S in business administration at Nebraska University this year. T M Thompson arrived in Greeley on Tuesday for the National Real Credit association convention in Des Moines. Richard Crampton and daughters Martha and Ann Garnsey joined relatives in Greeley to spend July with grandparents. Mrs. Garnsey, formerly Martha Garn Bey, was visiting from Radnor Pennsylvania and Miss Fan Matson, now teaching in Mackay Idaho, attended the wedding of Miss Tuckle fretann in Pocahontas.
The notice reports Miss Tou Ella Wright, a Colorado State College coed, marrying Dr. Haul Haning of Sterdhwey in Sterling on April 20 in Cheyenne. It notes Wright’s past as a junior candidate for Prom and mentions Hermer Slavin's medical graduate status and future internship in Temple, Texas.
George Coffainty of Carpinteria California plans a visit Tuesday to spend time with his grandparents Mrs. George Hingas and family. J G Roberts takes a vacation from Greeley Drug Co. and attends the Colorado Miami convention at Stanley Park. Laurence Wand, son of De and Mrs Wand, visits Greely from Douglas Wyoming to spend the summer with his parents after school at the Lutheran university in Greencastle Indiana. Dr Paul Lomax of New York University lectures at Colorado State College of Relocation. Mrs Lulu Mall and family travel to Leona Kansas to visit with Mrs Mall's daughter Mer. Pete Hall and family depart for Leona. Mrs Hall will stay longer. Presbyterians Young People conference attendees from Greeley go to Estes Park. Arthur LaPorte and wife depart Greeley for a two week trip to MecCook Nebraska to visit his parents. Mrs Glen Bacher substitutes at the Weld County Abstract office in the county clerk's office.
Mrs Garnsey director of the Rocky Mountain Region of the American Association of University Women leaves Wednesday for Los Angeles to attend the groups national convention. Her region covers Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. The conclave runs July 24 to 28 at the Avie Pascatior Holul in Los Angeles.
California visitors Mr and Mrs Williamson of San Bernardino toured Sligo visiting relatives in 54 and 42 year gaps. The Williamson family also traveled to Colorado by way of Salt Lake City and Boulder. Coleman Commodity association met at the Colentin land office scene referenced. Fosston Woman's club hosted a quilting talk by Mrs Arthur of Teulder with guests and refreshments.
Osgood Woman's Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the church with a dozen members present. Dr Mary Virginia Hoffman and others led the missionary hour followed by brief business. Posts were chosen to prepare goal banks for the next period and a luncheon is planned for June 26.
Miss Wood, a state college graduate with ten years in homemaking, demonstrates food prep and glass container techniques across New Mexico and nearby states. She will answer questions at the Beeretina Mi nare Company at 2 PM, followed by a preview at State College for Women.
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