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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
11
The CSCE pre session study shows 72 percent of pre session students plan to return for the eight week regular session and 63 percent expect to work here next summer. A majority favor the present two eight week plan over two five week sessions and support classes with outside preparation.
Windsor residents recount visits by Rev. Drummond and family on a trip east to attend church affairs and graduate events. The Windsor Garden Club held its monthly meeting with new draperies admired. Nancy Bressler was Harvest Festival contestant, and a corsage demonstration was given by Mrs. Hertha Peterson of Fort Collins. Local families plan visits to Denver Sterling and Seattle.
Flower show plans at Harvest Festival on Labor Day with coco blossoms and teas. Guild and Woman's Club chapters hold meetings, memorials for Mary Sawyer, and prepare for Golden Gleaner dinner. St Anns Guild discusses bazaar and cancer dressings while Girl Scout and Cub Scout groups hold outings and camping talks. Milk quality linked to federal orders and state laws.
Greeley Youth for Christ state they will present a Saturday evening program at 7 45 o clock in Meeker Junior High auditorium. The ensemble features Frank Garlock and Flora Jean Garlock with Hans Bohultz Al Cherry Don Moss and Gail Gingery. They perform brace quartet numbers vocal arrangements and sacred selections in novel arrangements. Summer tour includes churches and evangelistic meetings across the states. Marriage licenses Willard Wickendall and Juanita Hem bry. Elmer Husled and Florence Worthley.
Walter J. L. Ray of Detroit was elected president for 1953 at Kiwanis International. Other officers include Alfred V. Zimmerran of Alexandria Louisiana and Kenneth P. Greenaway of Montreal as vice presidents, and Donald For sythe of Carthage Illinois as treasurer. The four top posts were contested. The 22% million long tons of coal mined in Britain in 1951 equal 248 million net tons in U.S. terms, far below 1931 output.
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