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Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

25 Jun 1941

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Greeley Daily Tribune

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Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

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3

Maxwell Anderson's Key Largo opens college theater season

Maxwell Anderson's Key Largo opens the Little Theater season at the college Thursday and Friday. The two nights feature a drama about war, faith, and humanity set in Spain and Iowa stage talents led by Dorothy Wanns and Mira Ward, with W. Angus Moore in a leading role and other cast members from university theater groups.

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Gill Folks Headed Mountain Trips Hurt By Mishap

Several Gill residents embarked on mountain excursions including Chas Matheson who was injured along with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Noll. Families from Gill planned fishing and lake trips to Grand Lake and Estes Park with relatives, sharing details on travel and housing.

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Gill Chas, Matheson Hurt Gil Floyd Johnston Walt Noll Stewart Relseoe Ales Luther Kviscoe Donald Grand Lake Tour Charles Becker Suday Chevenna Chievenne John Date Kansas City Estes Park
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Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Events and travels

Mrs Phil Dale plus Mr and Mrs Fred Ko and Mr and Mrs Ronald Steck spent the weekend with social events in Greeley. Ronald Steck, employed by the Farm Security, returned from Englewood Friday. The group attended a gate convention and a Cragin hotel banquet. Members hosted, spoke on summer vacations, and prepared for trips to Denver on July 28. Several residents were noted visiting, hosting at country clubs, school events, and community gatherings. Names include Mrs Virginia Condor, Mrs Ed Rayburn, Mrs James Cook, Mrs Joe Bardwell, and many others.

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Phil Dale Fred Ko Ronald Steck Englewood Ronald Dey Chretidon Apartments Gate Greeley Craggd Hotel George Floth Rose McMurray California HL. Seed John Walker A. Ware Virginia Condor V. BE. Brown Girard, Kang Mra Ed Rayburn James Cook Denver Wille Dinger Andy Mueller Joy Arnold Joe Bardwell Carg Ray Reed Gap Ruby Brant May Miller Luckiy Rayburn Evelyn Lohr Thelma Walker Kether Clauter Daroles Bartlett Florena Hergenraeter Dorothy Howe Irene Swank Mary Frances Dishap Bryce Swank John Rowe Siiney Reed Ed Latur Louise McLean Shimmons USCE Shinmong Luther Grincoe Donald H. W. Dilscoe Ten Bailey Charles Becker Cheyenne Gill Mise Dailey Jean Townley Ealan Arnold Snd
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American Bomber Construction Needs Hundreds of Subcontracts

A modern American bomber design typically requires from 400 to 600 subcontractors for parts and aid equipment.

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