Choir for national convention trip to Greenly church plans
The Fellowship Choir from Belo Levin to Hat Cooma will serve as the official choir for the national convention in Mil wRikts. Marvin George, director, cannot travel. Mrs. George will direct with Joan Davie on organ. Choir departs at 8, returns 4:93 pm Sunday. July 4 chartered bus. Chamber signs prepared. photo caption lists many choir members across three rows.
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the Park
Chamber of Commerce
Ares
Shirley Rush
Patey Schmietenknop
Jerry Lehman
Paul George
Doug Sears
Bruce Lawrenson
Bob Simmons
Ted Heinz
Beverly Carl
Betty Spomer
Charlene Finnkin
Joyce Wilner
Mary Low
Roberta
Lady Doubenmier
Kathy Waugh
Louver Mahrar
Patty Pratt
Elizabeth Straight
Joan Ross
Joan Durst
Luana Macpherson
Jean Garnes
Nancy Thompson
Dene Taylor
Dorothy Lindeen
Barbara Heinz
Maregaret Wilcox
Shirley Pepper
Shirley Winters
Karen George
Moin Acot
Lawanda Stetfer
Marvin George
Dulles Joins Tokyo Talks on Peace Terms
Dulles arrived in Japan to discuss peace, Asiatic economic and political issues with General MacArthur. He met MacArthur at the Yokosuka naval base with Louis Johnson, Omar Bradley, and other U S officials, saying the United States aims to carry out a cooperative peace effort and will look for results.
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Tokyo
Foster Dulles
Japan
General MacArthur
U.S
Louis Johnson
Yokosuka
Dulles
State Department
Korea
United States
La Salle Wedding Guests and Weekend Visits
La Salle residents attended Miss Nancy Maylett's wedding in Greeley and visited at Charles Godfrey's home. The Welches planned a Estes Park cabin trip while Mrs Casey returned home. Guests connected to Mr and Mrs Jack Malkenney included Dawn La Helst and others from Cornell Britts. Mrs Josephine Davis returned home after two weeks with relatives in Kangas.
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la Salle
Dune “Beer
Vern Welen
Johny Mim
Jon Casey
Charles Godfrey
Nancy Maylett
Greeley
Casey
Welches
Estes Park
Andrs
Jack Malkenney
Downa la Helst
Charles Litfeist
Sharelle
Charles Jr
Lytiie
Cornell Britts
McKenney-Knavb
Josephine Davis
Kangas
FBI Finds No Evidence Of File Tampering Claimed
Senator Tydings reported that the State Department loyalty files showed no sustenance to Senator McCarthy charges of tampering or removed papers. He said the claim was not supported by facts and based on a Justice Department report and a brief inspection by FBI. Tydings spoke after a closed committee session with John B. Peurley regarding McCarthy’s accusations that communists or fellow travelers are in the department.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
PT Ag
McCarthy
I- Wis
State Department
Truman
Rydings
McGart
Drowning Victim Is Niece of Local Man
Chary Musick, 15, a Denver girl who drowned in a wreck near Eagle Sunday morning, was the niece of Thomas I. Maalck, Atlas Fontana Feed Co. proprietor, Hur father F. Roger Musick, architect, and the Greeley fire brothers. The other victim was Money Schreperman, 14, daughter of J. Alvin Schreperman, whose firm had a Weld County Public Hospital contract. Bodies were taken to Denver mortuary. funeral plans underway.
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Chary Musick
Denver
Sweetwater Orack
Eagle
Thomas I. Maalck
Atlas Fontana Feed Company
Hur
F. Roger Musick
Greeley Man Fire Brothers
Money Schrepferman
J. Alvin Schreperman
New
Weld County Public Hospital
Agla Mortua
Payoff allegation frames Peu vifoy testimony before committees
Undersecretary of State Peu vifoy declined to discuss the testimony as he appeared before committees to respond to Senator McCarthy's charge of a payoff deal with a former State Department employee later linked to the Amerasia affair.
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Tydings
Peuvifoy
Peurifoy
McCarthy
State Department
Taylor Demands Coal Use To Heat All Schools
Denver June 31. Democrat Sam T. Taylor of Walsenburg calls to compel heating of every Colorado school with coal. He urges AG Metzger to stop new gas heated schools and replace gas systems with coal. He cites a law misapplied by past sessions and argues schools must morally aid the state’s coal industry. Taylor, a mine owner, laments declining coal jobs from 15,000 to 5,600 and notes Colorado’s large coal reserves.
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Sam T. Taylor
Walsenburg
State Senate
Colorado Lectalatura
Taylor
Interna Lion
Seliors
Colorado
Cal
Summer Masser Scheduled Masses at St Peter's Church
Summer mass schedule posted for St Peter's Catholic Church lists services on Sunday at 6 90, 8 00, 8 00 and 100 porllock.
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Suomer Maagses
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Rezoning Plea Set for July 11 Hearing
City council referred a petition protesting rezoning of lots five and six and parts of seven and eight in Lack 17 Houston Heights to the July 5 meeting. The ordinance to reclassify the area from residence to business was first read June 13 and will have final reading July 8. The measure aims to allow Helen M Brink to continue business use of a rear building. Other actions included approvals for a house mover license, a gas tank installation, a temporary trust stand for Guy Warner Produce, and electric signs for Bronchos cafe and Forbes Tire Service.
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Lack
Houston Heights
Ninth Street
Helen M. Brink
Uarieuy
Lola Hove and
Aight
Uda
Dor
W. A. Hutchens Inc
Denver
Fred Knight
Fighth Avenue
Guy Warner Produce Company
Eleventh Avenue
Trust St
Ute Drive Inn
Twenty-third
North
Greeley Neon Sign Company
Forbes Tire Service
Eighth Avenue
Qreeley Tent and
Greeley Legion Team Blasts Loveland 32 to 1
Greeley American Legion baseball crushed Loveland 32 to 1 on the Loveland diamond. Melvin Josephson pitched the full game allowing four hits and eight strikeouts as Greeley reserves poured in ten runs in the seventh. Loveland starter Nuss walked Frank Maria and Vernon Blane to start the frame before Noyes allowed the bulk of the runs. Don Adams is slated to pitch for Greeley against Longmont Thursday night at 7 20 on the La Salle diamond.
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Greeley
American Legion
Loveland
Lovelland
Melvin Josephson
Noyes
Nuss
Frank Maria
Vernon Blane
Kenny Eelthardt
Greeley Strckers
Don Adams
Longmont
la Salle
Hattie Byrd Dies in Greeley After Eight Years Here
Mrs Hattie Byrd 8 of 901 Sixth Street died at Weld County Public Hospital Tuesday. She lived in Greeley eight years after moving from the Gill community for more than 20 years. Born in Nebraska she is survived by brothers Jeff Wathen Hill City Kansas Thomas Wathen Lincoln Nebraska two stepsons Everett Byrd Denver Clifford Byrd McCook Nebraska two stepsons Opal Farber McCook and Willa Norris Van Nuys California plus a nephew a niece and several grandchildren. Graveside services set for 1 20 Saturday at Evang cemetery with viewing 2 to 6 Friday at Lillys Funeral Home.
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Hattie Byrd
Sixth Street
Weld County Public Hospital
Greeley
Gill
Byrd
Nebraska
Jeff Wathen
Hill City
Kan
Thomas Wathen
Lincoln
Nabr
Everett A. Byrd
Denver
Clifford Byrd
Mc Cook
Nebr
Opal Farber
McCook
Mra Willa Norria
van Nuys
Cail
Evang
Lilly
Puneral Tome
Hofterber Funeral at Loveland Thursday
Funeral services for John Hofterber will be held at Loveland on Thursday at the Congre.
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Hofterber
Loveland
John Hofterber
Platting Deubach Lot Delayed by Councilmen
On Tuesday night the city council kept Grace M. Deubach's petition to plat and dedicate Lot 15 in Montview Park as Deubach's Subdivision open until June 87. Discussion highlighted sewer system costs and connections. The council also approved preliminary plans for Green addition between the Weld County Public Hospital and Thirteenth Street, a 12 acre tract. The petition awaits final council action next week.
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Grace M. Deubach
Montview Park
Deubach
Nyal Adavid
Weld County Public Hospital
Thirteenth Street
Juvenile Car Thief Is Given Probation
An 11 year old boy connected to stealing Alderman Carl Juli a’s car and a 17 year old involved in burglary at Jim Baggett’s refreshment stand at Island Grove park received probation from County Judge Donald Carpenter. Two other Greeley youths, ages 19 and 16, are in county jail awaiting charges for related thefts.
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Carl Juli
Donald Carpenter
Paul Close
Carpenter
Close
Jim Baggot
Island Grove Park
Greeley Hoys
Greeley
Hill
Bright's
Fourth Avenue
Loveland Man 86 Dies After Two Year Illness At Home
Mr Hotterber, a Loveland resident and long time retired farmer in Larimer county since 1900, died Saturday afternoon at his home after an illness of two years. Survived by his wife and eight children. he was stepfather to the George Achziger children in the community.
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National Church
Loveland
Hotterber
Larimer
Ile
George Achziger
Elks Beat Berthoud Harlem Queens Win
Larry Tilka hit a grand slam in the third as the Greeley Fiks defeated Berthoud 64 in Forhea Finth. The Harlem Queens toppled the Greeley Merchanites 10 to 3, five runs in the seventh sealing their win. The Queens impressed with strong run production while Berthoud struggled on the mound.
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Elks
Berthoud
Harlem Queens
Larry Tilka
Greeley Fiks
Forhea Finth
Haron Queena
Greeley Merchanites
Queens
Line
Card of Thanks for kindness and flowers.
The Hayalip and Saxton families express thanks for the kindness shown after the death of their beloved mother. They appreciate the floral offerings and expressions of sympathy from many friends during the extended period of bereavement.
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Nother
Herbert Hayalip
Ben Saxton Sod
Adamson Leads Exchange Program Meeting at KP Ball
H R Adamson supervised a weekly exchange meeting at KP ball illustrating U S Secret Service counterfeiting work with pictures on bogus hills and back forgery. Guest Emil Michaels attended as the program highlighted warning signs in counterfeit money. An area noted includes the Chips mountain range near Tig Bend National Park in Texas.
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HW. Rows Adamson
Club Inncheon
Tig Bend Wetional Park
Texas
Wilkinson to join Jamboree staff in Kansas City trip
Pon Wilkinson departs Tuesday for Kansas City to join Sid North head of the Als: Phi Omega scouting fraternity. Wilkinson joins North’s service group and will serve on North’s staff at the Jamboree in Valley Forge with two other scouts.
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Pon Wilkinson
Don Wilkinson
Seei
Kansas City, Mo
Sid North
Phi Omega
Valley Forge
North
Wilkinson
Wilkinwon
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