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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1955
Page
14
A Father's Day dinner was hosted at the home of the Rev. anc. Mrs. F. A. Sterling in La Salle. The event drew 328 family members and listed attendees including Mr. and Mrs. …
A reunion gathering is announced for numerous Sterling families from Milliken Boulder Greeley Fort Collins and nearby towns. Attendees include multiple generations and relatives with varied marital connections. The meeting at the elective lounge Tuesday at 2 o'clock will feature a program and refreshments for all invited. Six prescription chemists will be available at Rexall drug stores with Gilbert Bishop and Wedo rade Urugs advertised.
Miss Phylis Marlene Kistner daughter of Fay Kistner of 2024 South Seventh Avenue became the bride of William Joseph Swartz son of J J Swartz of Hazelton Kan. The double ring ceremony at Calvary Baptist Tabernacle drew 150 guests. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net with pearls and a train. The couple will reside at 3 South M Street Medicine Lodge Kan after a wedding trip to Estes Park.
Milliken Women’s Club and the school board sponsor transportation for town youth to Greeley for the Learn To Swim program run by the Greeley Community Activities Commission. Fifty four Milliken children registered for lessons at the Greeley Youth Center with buses driven by Ross and Harold Lesser under supervision of Mrs. Charles Stroh and assistants.
Mrs Carlson hosted Callilan club members at her Eaton home on Tuesday with library plans announced by Edna Wilson. Women held bake sales and Bible school reports. July meeting set for July 14 at Poster home with Wayne Foster and Alessia Williamson hosting. Also coverage of a birthday dinner for Mrs McMullen, prep notes for lamb chops, and cooking tips.
Shirley Ann Klein, a 1942 Johnstown High graduate, wed Robert W. Findley in Loveland First Congregational Church. The ceremony featured a 1:20 PM service officiated by Rev A Brenning with 274 guests at a community reception, and the couple plans a Canada Springs trip before settling in Loveland.
The Card Mooney wedding united Mir Mooney and Vernon L Card at First Christian church Greyley on June 12 with 100 guests. Bride wore embossed white organza with pink accents. groom is a CSU alumnus and former Haxtun and Sterling teacher.
Detroit officials weigh whether police dogs have the same access rights as humans in public spaces. City Attorney Dale Bale and Councilman John Naja Jo discuss if a police dog on official duty may enter restaurants where ordinary dogs are barred, amid health code concerns and legal questions.
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