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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
1
The Platte Valley Grange plans a series of events over the coming weeks including dances and community gatherings. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to July dates and hosts indicates a revised schedule with multiple social activities for members and guests.
Brenig of Kearney Nebraska invites families to Semset Park on Sunday June 27 for a community sale. Bring a table service and sale items to display.
J B Snook reports a three year running Axtell family reunion in Michigan with about 70 relatives attending at a park. The group, tracing roots to New Jersey and Massachusetts, included sisters who stayed nearby and brothers who spread across the nation. A Townsend club lawn meet preceded the event with group singing and readings. Next gathering set for July 13 at the Electric lounge.
Mr gid Mie US Hunt of 1120 Third street celebrated their fil Meth wedding anniversary Sunday with open house. Relatives and friends gathered at their home near Evergreen for visiting and picture taking. two beautifully decorated cakes and gold wedding themed desserts were served. Visitors from South Dakota and Denver extended congratulations. the couple has three children and ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Former Weld residents Mr and Mrs {. T Hallock celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in early June with all five children present. The Hallocks, married in Bloomington Nebraska, homesteaded in the Grigendale area in 1918 after stints in Kansas and Grealey. One hundred fourteen guests attended the reception at their 1444 Concord Boulder home. Children include Helen Bunch Cedrick Hallock Howard Hallock Doris Brit and Dow Brown. They have 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The Greeleys Toastmistresses met Tuesday morning in Canfield Hall to celebrate the citys Fourth of July theme Go West with Greeley. Western dress and cowpoke fare set the tone with speeches by Mrs Dewey Wilcox and Mrs Glen Tertidvohall. Installation of officers and a table centerpiece previewed the July parade with wagons and figures.
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