Miss Gladstone Weds Raymond L Smith in Poudre Canyon
In a Sunday double ring ceremony at Poudre Canyon Chapel Judge Donald A Carpenter officiated. Bride Kathryn Anne Gladstone, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Gladstone, wore white lace gown with feathered bouquet. Groom Raymond Lester Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of Denver, matched in a formal setting. Reception for 100 at Arrowhead Lodge followed. The couple will reside in St Louis after July 13.
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Colorado State College
Kathryn Anne Glad- Stoke
William John Gladstone
Ith Si
Raymond Lio
Smith
Poudre Canyon
Donald al Carpenter
Carol Wait
Haigier
Raymond Lester
Denver
Gary
al Straight
Fort Collin
Elizbeth Straight
New York City
Susan Straight
Fort Collins
Maid of Honor
Beth Straight
JoekiNava
Stockton
Calif
Cass Spaulding
Beaver
Ben Ryden
Colorado Springs
Larry Nix
Eaton
Richard Gladstone
Poho
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Arrowhead Lodge
Ms . Lynty
San Diego
Clarah Smith
Atlantic
Garage Attic Advice Aids Safety At Home
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council warns that garages overflow with household furnishings and equipment. An executive from two garage door firms notes bulky items between cross beams pose serious injury risk. Stewart suggests nailing heavy plywood to crossbeams to create an attic area to stop falling objects and protect people and property.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Stewart
Local Women Installed as Officers in Toastmistress Council
Three Loveland area women were installed as officers of International Toastmistress Clubs Council 4 during a dinner meeting. Mrs Jake Ulrich of Greeley Toastmistress Club became secretary, Mrs Earl Wells and Mrs John Lee of the Evening Belles Club were treasurer and second vice chairman. Also installed were Mrs Bee Holmes of Wiggins as chairman and Mrs Marge Barnes of Bridgeport Med as first vice chairman. Representatives from 11 clubs attended led by Mrs Lee Stroh of Fort Collins, council chair the past year. The group named the regional speech contest winner who will represent the Rocky Mountain Region at the International convention in Denver July 1923. Council 4 plans to participate in the convention with eight or more toastmistress members expected to attend.
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Council 4
International Toastmistress Clubs
Loveland
Jake Ulrich
Greeley Toastmistress Club
Dnstaila
Earl Wells
John Lee
Evening Belles Club
Dwayne Pratt
Loveland Club
Bee Holmes
Wiggins
Engagements Report From Windsor and Sioux Falls
Parents announce the engagement of Eilen Diane Brew to Jacob David Kerbs, Windsor connections and Colorado State University plans noted. In another notice, Miss Martyn Nelson and Alfred Hinrichsen announce their engagement, with Nelson teaching business education at Colorado College and Hinrichsen linked to Murphy Implement Company in Longmont, wedding set for August.
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Harry P. Brew
Ith Ave
Eilen Diane
Jacob David
Kerbs
Reuben Kerhe
Windsor
Greeley High School
Colorado State Unimice
Windsor High School
Martyn J. Nelson
Alfred M. Hinrichsen
Joseph E. Nelson
Sioux Falls
Alfred C. Hinrichsen
Loveland
Nelson
Colorado College
Murphy Implement! Company
Longmont
Local Commission hearing in Montrose on state issues
Montrose hearing before the Local Affairs Study Commission discussed county and municipal governance problems and proposed solutions. The session included participants from Delta Gunnison Hinsdale Mesa Montrose Ouray and San Miguel counties as part of a West Central Colorado focus. The discussion referenced a proposed state cent raise and related proposals. Dorothy Miller of Denver announced the betrothal of her daughter Sharon Kay to Gerald Lee Letey of Alamosa. Sharon is a sophomore at Adams State, Gerald a Denver Tech graduate working at Alamosa National Bank. A mint recipe note mentions needing about 16 sprigs.
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Grand Dunc
Montrose
Cass
Lontion
Councal
Mmnetco
Colorado
Thelsales
Chicago
Delta
Gunnison
Hinsted
Sait Dale
Mesa
Ouraystrack
San Miguel
Dorothy Miller
Greeley
Denver
Sharon Kay
Gerald Lee Letey
Nirs
Lee Letey
Alamosa
East High School
Miss Miller
Adams State College
Letoy
Denver Technical College
Alamosa National Bark
Fatal Job Injuries Hit 14,200. Deaths Up 3.6 Percent
Washington reports 14,200 workplace fatalities last year as total disabling injuries rise to 2.74 million after a decade below two million. Fatalities increase by 3.6 percent amid ongoing occupational hazards and safety concerns nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Classic Boy Coat Offers with Raccoon Trim for Girls
Price lowering offer from manufacturers to keep plants running year round. Special orders ship in September and are billed in October. Girls and preteen sizes in camel and wool camel hair, with raccoon collar options. Payment plans include COD with 30% fee, regular account charge, or 25% down plus three monthly payments.
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U.S.A
Weill
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Air Force
Colo
Junarado
Tuly 5
Pauling
Raymond Smith
Kadlecek
Ellen Brawer
Marilyn Nelsen
Tenet
Vieets
Sharon Kay Miller
GALL
Murphy Lumber CO
Whaulesale
Ava
Hearing Aid Service Co
Denver Day
Es Serrens
Curt Mathes
Beaver Prices
House of CM
Greeley Attain
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