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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
4
The Gorge Mason is honored on the anniversary of moving into a residence rather than birth or Revolutionary meetings. The post office marked the date with a stamp, reflecting its practice of frequent commemorations, about two per month.
The document lists the executive staff and circulation information for the Greeley Daily Tribune and The Gresley Republican, including postal classifications, hours, and pricing. It notes Associated Press membership, press affiliations, and a dedication quote about guiding light and truth.
A new 3 cent stamp marks the 200th anniversary of Gunston Hall occupation by George Mason, the Virginia planters reformer and author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights. The stamp features Gunston Hall on the Potomac in Stafford County now Fairfax, with Mason praised for anti slavery efforts and pivotal roles in revolutionary America.
Mrs E A Coltrin plans a Sunday trip to La Junta to visit her parents and will also see her two daughters and families in Fowler. Rev Coltrin will accompany her home. Mrs Lucille Psutzenreuter and son Bob from Carlsbad New Mexico and Mrs Gus Platzenreuter of Denver visited the Drivers. Roy Jackson and son David and Mrs John Lavell with her daughter Nancy of Kansas City spent several days here with friends and stayed with Clyde Thonglass and daughter Wanda. They formerly lived in Ault. Mr and Mrs Bruce Psutenreuter of Bakersfield California arrived Saturday to visit J D Sivers' family. they will spend summer in Boulder and Brace will attend summer session at the University. Ross Sivers and his wife from Denver also visited J I Sivers. Members attending state conventions in Colorado Springs include Charles Warner John Sakurai Virall Stewart from the local VFW post and auxiliary. Phyllis Warner of Denver is visiting in the home of her son and daughter-in-law as their parents attend the Colorado convention. Livers were hosts at a dinner for Mr and Mrs Heed Armathge of Greeley Tuesday evening.
Washington AP James Marlow reports the House investigative subcommittee on Adams and Gadling gave a comparatively light grilling. Adams acknowledged charging Goldfine’s expenses for hotel stays and a coat, but testimony and letters differed on details. Eisenhower aide Hagerty defended Adams’ honesty, while Rep Moss mildly challenged him. overall, brisk questioning was lacking.
Mrs Maybelle Nisbell visited in Wray Colorado, and the Stewarts visited Darrell Sommerfields in Council Grove Kansas for a christening. The Tenth Annual Alumni Senior banquet at Milliken High drew 130 guests with Fred Arthur hosting and class of 1926 rep Patrick Flynn attending. Cyrus E March, former First State Bank president, died in Long Beach at 89, survived by four sons and extended family. Joy Sundquist hosted a bridal shower for Janice Wakeman, future bride of Kenneth Williams, with gifts and poems. Sunday features the Pioneer picnic at Milliken Park with an afternoon program and movies by Hazel Johnson.
Announcement to friends reveals Miss Aden Arnold daughter of Mrs P G Arnold of 124 12th St and Neville of Loveland married in Kimball Nebraska on January 28 with Mrs Arnold and Roy Arnold brother of the bride attending. The bride recently graduated from Greeley High School. Neville attended Loveland schools and works for Greeley Tee and Storage. His mother is Mrs Alice Neville of Loveland. The couple will live at 235 11th St. Howard Fifer and Robert Law complete sophomore year at the University of Colorado and plan summer work at Cloverleaf Creamery after attending Colorado State College of Agriculture at Fort Collins their first year.
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