Collins Miller Rites Sunday Ceremony Details
Miss Cornelia Miller and Thomp qoe 5. Callus Jr. united in marriage Sunday at First Methodist Church. About 150 guests attended as four candelabra and yellow decorations framed the ceremony. Bride wore a nylon Chantilly lace gown with fingertip veil, designed by Mrs. Engle. Bridesmaids included Miss Lorena Lawson. best man was Winter of Eaton. ushers Frank Backshumt and Melvin Winter. The reception followed in Fellowship Hall with yellow and blue decor and a three tier cake. After a three day trip, the couple will reside in Fort Worth, Texas, where the groom is stationed with an army detachment at Carswell AFB.
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Cornelia Miller
Thomp Qoe
Callus Jr
First Methodist Church
Abs. J
Calkins
Thirteenth Street
T. S. Collins
Eaton
Ted
Joan Collins
Janice Miller
Muyle
Mary K. Swan
Denver
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Bat Abbett
Miss Steele
Abbell
Hy. Cilkins
Jean Engel
Billie Lou Odle
Kersey
Dorothys Croissail
W. E. Rhosdes
George Grimsley
Teacher Jobs Gap Widespread in Colleges
Washington reports nearly 49 percent of U.S. colleges show teaching posts vacant or filled by unqualified candidates over the past two years due to lack of qualified applicants.
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Washington
Estes Park hosts Greeley unit at 1957 conclave
Forty three members of the Greeley unit of the American Legion auxiliary attended sessions at the Estes Park department convention last weekend. The group included chorus members who took honors in a short competition and received three citations for guiding service in radio and television and community service. Mrs. A. P. Marshall of Greeley, national executive committeewoman, was elected a delegate to the national convention in Los Angeles in September. Mrs. Lewis Dorsey was named alternate to the national conclave from Area A. Mrs. Marshall, department president 1954-55, will chair the Department Past Presidents Parley for the ensuing year and appointed Mrs. Charles L. Lott of Greeley treasurer.
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Greeley
Department
Estes Park
A. P. Marshall
Los Angeles
Lewis Dorsey
Area A
Marshall
Charles L. Lott
We We Lasickey Walsh
Redcliff
Harold Casey
The
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Gustafson Receives Cap at Denver Ceremony
St Luke's School of Nursing student Marjorie Gustafson received her nursing cap during a cap ceremony at the Burhiel chapel on the University of Denver campus. She is the daughter of A Elmer Gustafson of Eaton and a 1958 Galeton High School graduate, active in student leadership and music. She will return June 25 to begin sophomore year.
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St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
Denver
Burhiel
University of Denver
Gustafson
Take
A. Elmer Gustafson
Eaton
Galeton High School
Miami airline passengers hit new annual record
Miami air carriers reported 3,050,142 passengers last year with over a quarter traveling abroad. The year over year gain reached 523,445 passengers compared with 1954, marking a significant growth in traffic.
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Miami
European tour begins for Greeley women and party
Mrs Westover and Mrs Green join Central Missouri State College led study tour to Europe. The group departs from New York aboard the S S Thalia with planned stops in Holland Belgium Germany Switzerland and Italy. They will visit Milan Venice Rome and Paris among other cities.
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Rip
Ho.n. Custar
Jef
J. E. Green
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Beaver
United Air Lines
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Greeley
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Ferrand
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Raris
LeHavve
Westover
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Univesity of Missouri
Dinner at INOF hall by Canton and Auxiliary
Mounoys and friends of Centon Greeley No 5 and the Ladies Auxiliary enjoyed a ham dinner and evening of entertainment at the INOF hall on Monday. The meal was prepared and served by auxiliary members. Mrs. Myrtle Caruthers received a gift an angel food cake, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haines were present to greet old friends and neighbors. Cantian and Anxmary will vacate the remainder of the summer with meetings resuming September 1. After the dinner the business meeting planned a Blue Bird cabin picnic hosted by Mrs. Ethel Ray in Thompson canon. The North American Continent produced 369 million tons of petroleum in 1955.
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Centon Greeley No 5
Inof Hall
Myrtle Caruthers
Harry Haines
Canian
Anxmary
Will Vacae Finn
Blue Bird
Ethel Ray
Thompson Canon
Vela Wilson Wins First in Aueedey Club Tournament
The Aueedey Country Club women staged a flight tournament with Vela Wilson taking top honors. King Wells was runner up and Maxine Elehenberger placed third. Other winners included Virgivia Forfa and Betty Welling in their flights. The Handicap chairman announced next month’s scores will be based on results through June 2, with tournament qualifiers to occur next Tuesday. An invitational at Lakewood CC is set for Tuesday June 26 and the intercity meeting of the Northern Colorado Women’s Golf Association will be in Boulder on June 27.
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King Wells
Maxine Elehenberger
Campeter
Scout Fight
Virgivia Forfa
Betty Welling
Thelma Weis
Ight
Borby Florruo
Kay Carlson
Simon Zeleny
Faye Lair
Rela Harmon
Sue Willow
Jewell P:ierson
Beryser
Lakewood Country Club
Northern Colorado
Doreas Society Holds Monthly Meeting at First Covenant
The Doreas Society of the First Covenant church held its June meeting with Mrs. Julia Moore presiding. Reports covered kitchen silverware and dishes. members read arbottom talent during roll call. solos were sung by Mrs. Hrice Cash and Mrs. Kereen Johnson played accordion. A trio and other members contributed songs. August meeting is planned months ahead with senior camp and missionary activity noted. The minister's wife, Mrs Osterberg, is the society’s delegate to the national convention in Chicago.
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the First Covenant Church
Julia Moore
Herman Obelander
Project Commmitter
Charles Corzens
Hrice Cash
Tionact Lindstorm
Kereen Johnson
Jame Muetinus
John Moore
Rudrey
Samson
Paul Ramberg
A Osterberg
Chicago
Iran approves large purchases under surplus-disposal plan
The Iranian government has approved buying 50,000 tons of wheat and 2,800 tons of fat under the United States surplus-disposal program amid domestic shortages. The move signals continued efforts to alleviate food and fat hunger while engaging with U S aid mechanisms.
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United States
Brazil Banana Crop Output in 1855 Comparison
In 1855 Brazil produced 213.43 million bunches of bananas, up from 134.2 million the previous year. This years figures reflect rising yields and expanded cultivation across major banana districts in the country.
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Wid DE Janeiro
Brazil
Mountain social day and alumnae barbecue noted
X Elles and guests spent Tuesday in Glen Havrn Mountains with Mrs Jack Allison cabin party including Mrs S A Palmer Mrs Don Mostron Mrs Seon DeTurk and Mrs Vernon Thompson. Adults enjoyed coffee a 1 40 PM covered dish luncheon and bridge with honors to Mrs Byron Chesnut Mrs Tlenry Markus and Mrs Bos tron. Children hiked and rode horses. A July 47 event is planned. Sigma Upsilon alumnae concluded 1995 96 year with a barbecue at Mrs Mertz Arh Alles Acres Levis road. A former member Mrs Cole Fremmel of Estes Park attended. Mrs 0 G Park hosts visiters. Heyl Arabia Indi Ye men Syria Lebanon Jordan Lib ya and the Sudan compose the Xeals League.
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X-Files
Jack Allison
Glen Havrn
Elgar
S.A. Palmer
Don Mostron
Seon DeTurk
Vernon Thiompson
Byron Chesnut
Tlenry Markus
Bostron
Sig U Aluma
Barbecus Sigma Upsilon
Mertz
Alles Acres
Levis’ Road
Cole ‘Fremmel
Estes Park
0. G. Park
Ninth Avenue
Arl Stankey
Public budget hearing notice for District 71 June 27 1958
Board of Education District 71 gives notice that a proposed budget has been submitted for the upcoming fiscal year and will be discussed at a public hearing. The meeting is set for June 27 1958 at 8 00 P M at the residence of Mrs J 54 Man. Payers may file objections before adoption. District officials include secretary Hamilton and local drugstore ads conclude the notice.
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Board of Education
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