Adams and Enland Wed in Davenport Ceremony
Maria Adams daughter of Enland Adams wed Balund Gustafson of Davenport in a June 10 ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church Davenport. Rev Constant officiated. A double ring service featured a Bible and blue crepe gown with a roses corsage. Guests visited Mrs Meyers home for a reception. The bride, educated at Eaton Beauty School, later managed a beauty shop. The groom, discharged from the army, works for J I Case in Bettendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Adami
Adame
Gilcrem
Balund
Davenport
Constant
John
Kinood
Gustafson
Velipart Ware
Robert. Meyers
Mra
Meyers
Hart -Gugissson
Eaton
Cheyenne Beauty’ School
Gentral
Ghevane
J. 1. Case
Brides Must ay Beautiful Brides Must ay Beautiful
Betty Clarke counsels brides on marriage reality and upkeep in a 1950s beauty feature. The piece mocks glamor rituals and lists habits that erode romance, noting husbands notice sincerity over showy grooming and household fatigue. It emphasizes practical affection, honest effort, and the risks of relying on artificial charm.
Greeley Girl Scout Camp Opens Sunday at Glen Mayen
The Greeley Girl Scout camp will open at Glen Mayen on Sunday, June 25, with a staff of four leaders and an engaging program for the girls. Late registrations for Scouts and Pin Scouts are being accepted by Mrs. Olis Axsom, 2405 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Glen Mayen
Olis Axsom
Ninth Street
A Woman’s Daily Vanity Routines for a Happy Home
A vintage domestic guide urges women to dedicate a few minutes daily to grooming. It outlines morning brushing, light makeup, a fresh housecoat, afternoon hair care and masks, eyebrow tweezing, and evening makeup. It claims such rituals sustain charm and harmony in marriage, urging time for personal care despite busy schedules.
Goldsmith Attends United Presbyterian Meeting in Ohio
Neal Goldsmith, elder of the United Presbyterian church of Greeley, is to represent the Presbytery at the general assembly in New Concord, Ohio. Sessions run June 16 to 20, with Monmouth College delegates, and a first-time Greeley member attends in nine years. Goldsmith travels with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edgar and Mrs. Lacy Kilmatrick, joined by others from Estes Park and Torrington, Wyoming.
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Neal Goldsmith
United Presbyterian Church
Gree Jay
General Assembly of
United Presbyterian Churches
New Concord
Ohio
Ennions of Monmouth Colleges
Greeley
Goldsmith
Charles Edgar
Fort Morgan
Lacy
Kilmatrick
Estes Park
Torrington
Wyo
Ibis Presbytery
UP Young People Begin Socials
UP Young People hold their first Friday social at Patricia More home hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Engel with Rev Ferguson and Mrs Neal Goldsmith present. Guests enjoyed cage ball table tennis and horse shoes before folk songs under yard lights. Bob Barber led dancing followed by cokes and sandwiches. Next party set for June 30 with location to be announced. A contest seeks the best name for these gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia More
Fred Engel
Paul, Fergueon
Neal Goldsmith
Bob Barber
Cheese Grocer Tricked As Shopper Flees With Cash
A Chicago cheese grocer reports a theft after a customer ordered cheese and fled with cash totaling about $100. The incident occurred while the clerk was in the back of Thames Brodadh’s store. The thief appeared to escape unseen through the front door.
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Chicago
Thames Broidach
Stattard
Broddard
Fragmentary Recipe Snippet on Cabbage Coloring
A brief, garbled excerpt discusses dyeing red cabbage for color and brightness. It mentions adding lemon juice or vinegar and cautions about preserving color without flaw, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
Kuner Dancers Entertain Weld County Square Dance Contest
The Kuner 417 square dance team placed second in a Weld County contest and entertained Platte Valley members Thursday evening. Team members include Ronnie Peters Norma Schlagel Donna Refn Dorothy Croissant Jimmie Odie LeRoy Croissant Dick Humphrey and Ronnie Herbert. Norman Wolf was the caller. Mrs Ola Burg esner spoke on marriage and family relations. The Home Fe meeting was postponed to June 30 with Mrs Martha Hitaman hosting a covered dish luncheon. A Donkey ball game was approved for July 1 at 7 p m with teams to be announced. Fire prevention will be highlighted at the next grange meeting July 6 as they seek a local fire truck. Supper committee listed. Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi set a roller skating party for Wednesday at Adams Drug Store at 7 30 p m.
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Weld County
Platte Valley Grande
Ronnie Peters
Norma Schlagel
Donna Refn
Dorothy Croiasant
Jimmie Odie
LeRoy Croissant
Dick Humphrey
Ronnie Herbet
Norman Wolf
Ola Burgesner
Frank Thomas
Martha 3Hitaman
The
Grange
Kersey Fall
Reuben Grosiek
Rainey Reinick
Ed Cox
Ted Schtesler
Melvin Sober
Tete Schlagel
Srange
Kersey
Sol Schlagel
Lewis Litfler
Quaker Lace Dinner Cloths Practical Everyday Use
A Quaker Lace cloth proves useful beyond special occasions as daily dining becomes easy. Spats wipe clean, constant pressing unnecessary, offering time and budget savings through practical beauty.
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Tes Adams
Enland
Betty Clarke
Newsfeature
Chage
Selie
Ricus
Kha
Ramiance
RLS
Hormer
Lincoln St. Sno
Homlah
ALL- Bran
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
ASKEY
Mrs. Roy) Enlund
Aed
United Presbyterian Meeting
Venetian Blinds
Venetian Blind
Mig. Ca
Yee Ee
eTeek Sa
Goracke Beauty Salon
George FR. James
Alyce Louise Hall
W. 7
Hall
Fort Catlins
George Sb. James
Eighth Avenue
Fort Calling
Jametee
Fifth Avenue
Soil Conservation
Colorado
A ‘and M
Swanson Studio
Fort Collins
Kuner
Theta Chanter
Beta Sigma Phi
Adams Drug Glove
J.W. Smith & Son
Bacr
Barbizon
Miss
Lady
Little Mis
Little Lady
Misa
Lauly
Dart
Cloth
LOS
Oy Lads
J.V. Smith & Son
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