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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

8

Joanne Carol Kercher Wed to Doyle H Finke

Bride Joanne Kercher and groom Doyle Finke wed at Covent Church in a ceremony with double ring. Attending were maid of honor Raine Clark and bridesmaid Denise Finke, with guests including family from Columbus Junction and Kersey. The couple will reside in Colorado Springs after June 27 and honeymoon in southern Colorado.

Joanne Caral Kerster Doyle Covent Wena Marvin Koreher Mes Ronald Winke 12Th St. Road Chantilly Woburn Abbey Death Valley Calif Poratore United States Sher Raine Clark Denise Finke Mey John Hoyt Watt Richard Green Lenny tHlelver Dug Finke Alina Reed Columbus Junction Wilkin H. Slapper Kersey Charlie Kercher San Miguel Apt Colorado Springs West High School Everitt Lumber Co U.S. Army Carson

Summer Knit Fashion Signals a Sea Inspired Wardrobe

Fashion notes for Summer 72 highlight cotton knits as light flexible wear for land and sea. Major American manufacturers roll out packable sportswear in blue red yellow green and white with motifs of ships whales anchors and signal flags. Garments include dresses shirts shorts pants and tank tops with shipshape silhouettes and varied lengths for travel and leisure.

Maine Malibu Lami Iwollen Coolygead

City Freely Tows Unwanted Cars in Vienna

AP reports Vienna operates a mailbox in the traffic department for motorists to surrender ownership of their cars. Since a 1970 program, old vehicles are towed away free if drivers sign a form relinquishing ownership to the city. More than 1,200 Viennese have joined.

Vienna Ali Menna Wiel

Presidents who served without a vice president

The text notes that several U.S. presidents governed without a vice president until a vice president succeeded after a president’s death. It cites John Tyler as the first in 1841 and Lyndon Johnson as the last, later indicating years 1463 and 14 were transposed or garbled.

AML John Tyler Lyndon Johnson

Potter-Visiting Artist Hiroshi Seto Tours Colorado

Visiting Japanese potter Hiroshi Seto, a Kyoto graduate, travels from Pueblo to Greeley to study and teach ceramics at the University of Northern Colorado. He runs a Mashiko studio and wood firing kiln, relishing Colorado’s clean air, mountains, and hospitality while planning to return to Japan in September with his wife and two young daughters.

Rose Mary Koob Japan Dapat Tle Hiroshi Seto Forcast Tominota Seto America Pueblo Greeley United States Maghike Pueblo State College Seta University of Northern Colorado Puebla Sele Mashiko Kyoto City College of Fine Arts Selo Tottori Nishi High School California Tokyo California University Colorado Mountains Colorado Flo Shikoku Hiroshi Seid Rose Mary Road

Stork Express births and fashion notes mix in Weld County

Weld County General Hospital reports a son born Saturday June 24 to Mr and Mrs Merle Zimmerman 2511 West Other Street. Johnstown couple Trevino and wife announce a daughter born Sunday May 25. Wayne Warrigo and wife adopt a son May 4 1971. Also includes a fashion roundup on halter necklines and summer styles with outfits and accessories.

Weld County General Hospital Merle Zimmerman W. Oth Sh Cresencio Alvarez Ault A-San Mozart Johnstown Wayne Warri Burke Amiony Jorn Chéford Harrison Pickford Mich Earl Cookt Grossele

Presidents with Mothers and Fathers Names Pattern

The puzzle notes nine U.S. Presidents share first names with their fathers while two use their mothers' maiden names. It also states seven presidents use their mothers' maiden names as middle names, highlighting a pattern in presidential naming conventions.

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