Fourteenth Annual Local 4th July Parade Details
Parade organizers announce three trophy divisions for bands and drum corps with junior and senior groups and a 4-H section. CSCE marching band and several Denver and northern Colorado units entered, judges named, and route reversal noted for this year’s festivities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Doema
Sande Tom Richardson
Colorado State College Or Education
Fallon
Denver
Diviero Ke
Vugie
CSCE
Cheyanne American Tegion
Fort Francis KE. Warren
Greeley American Legion
Greeley
Kersey, Eaton and Piatteville
Meeker
Mile High
South Denver Legion Post
Colorado Jual Kids Hand
Wallace Simpson American Legion
Fred Werner
Kimbrel Music Company
Harry Wiebking
Hibbs Clothing Company
Leslie D. Zealeng
Colorado State College of Education
Sterling Hotel
Moats and bands form at Ninth Hue for parade route
A procession gathers at Ninth Hue and Sizteanth street at 10 am and proceeds north on Ninth Avenue to Ninth Street, west to Tenth Avenue, then north to Seventh Street, east to Eighth Avenue, south to Eleventh Street, and east back to Seventh Avenue to disband. A reverse route was tested for the first time a year ago.
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Ninth Hue
Sizteanth Street
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Plastics Industry Began By Accident in Albany
In Albany New York a typesetter named John Wanlay Hyatt discovered a dried collodion film forming a tough solid and sought a substitute for elephant ivory in billiard balls. He added camphor to pyroxylin and with heat and mold pressure produced celluloid, launching a plastics business and later a boom in molded dental plates.
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Albany
N. Y
John Wanlay Hyatt
Hyatt
Community groups plan summer sendoff and events in Windsor
Windsor groups from First Methodist and First Christian churches hold luncheon meetings with devotions and India films. Columbine Rebekah lodge announces Aug 28 for Odd Fellow shrine dedication. numerous social events include a Labor Day float, a covered-dish dinner, a Rural Mail Carriers convention in Lamar, and a large engagement tea for Jeanne Hickman with guests from multiple towns attending.
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Wisgsor
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Ruth McNabb
Willis Phelps
India
Asma McNabb
Abs. Phelps
Columbine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Antral City
Wen
Canon City
Dorothy Fagler
Lodge
Sylva Walter
GWPF
First Christian Church
RB. Noreen
Longmont
George B. Teller
Owen
Lydia Ervey
Per- Lee
Pakistan
Ceylon
Craig
Salvation Deliverance Revival Ends at 430 Toth Street Church
The Salvation Deliverance Revival at the church corner 430 Toth Street Greelay closes Sunday June 26 after a month of healing and awed testimonies. Rev. PeltsJohn pastors the Church of God of Prophecy with Harrison EF. Price from Texas leading nightly prayers and the Sons of God Evangelic Party providing music at 1 45 each evening.
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Toth Street
Greelay
Church of God of Prophecy
Amon Elisworth
Bth
Ellsworth
Mr. Ellsworth
Res
Harrison EF. Price
Evangelist
Texas
Nick
Sons of God Evangeliec
Denver woman hosts first twenty year reunion
Cindy of Denver hosted the twenty year reunion at the dining table with 28 guests from Eaton, Windsor, and Cheyenne. Nadine’s sisters and others gave a kitchen shower, while a Blue Flame room linen shower for Mrs Hunter and guests featured yellow and white decor, games, and festive red and white refreshments.
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Oh Rho
Edna Gou
Tom Casten
Coral Biederman
Paul Fraker
Craig Morton
Arnot Comin
Lamar
C. T. Mosher
Dubuque
Iowa
Lewis Fabrizina
Calif
Carl Breniman
Adolph Winter
Edward Hemmerle
Roye Erickson
Fort Calling
Arthur Carlson
Eaton
Herthelot Spindle
Myre
Adda Ferguson
C. H. Lengel
Cindy
Denver
Greeley
Greeley Tribune
Nadine
Mis
Strohman
Schnell
Eaton Nuon
Windsor
Cheyenne
Harold Lawson
Harold Hunter
Hunter
George Rednell
Robert Strahman
Platteville
Sedwell
Lawson
Martyr Meaning Shifts From Witness To Dying For Cause
The term martyr evolved from meaning witness to its modern sense of someone who dies for a belief. Early Christians testified to convictions by dying, shaping the word’s present usage as a symbol of ultimate witness. This excerpt cites linguistic shift noted in Tribune want ads.
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T Late
Tribune
Cowboy Gains Ranch Work In Spite Of Odds
Mike Kirk a 17 year old who grew up in Cincinnati and Indianapolis moved west with his family and joined farm and ranch life. He worked muddy fields and irrigation ditches before meeting Art Evans and securing a permanent ranch job during his senior year. He now lives on the ranch drives ranch children to school and plans to work until drafted. He aims to save money and pursue independence after his military tour.
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Mike Kirk
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lora
Art Evans
Insurance Pays Off for Davie on Sanitary District Property
SUMMIT Th Un Leneng Davie, a former ballet dancer, lived on Des Plaines river property and faced eviction. Police evicted her after notices were ignored, then a Sanitary District crew burned the house under guard after removing belongings. Her lawyer Carrence M Dunagan says the insurer agreed to pay 2800 dollars, with a plan to seek a matching amount from the sanitary district.
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UN -Leneng Davie
Chicago Sanitary District
Des Plaines River
Sanitary District
Carrence M Dunagan
Pantary
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