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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
2
The AP reports a mixed midyear business picture with industrial output down versus last year while stock prices hover near yearly highs. Unemployment remains high around 5 percent, consumer spending holds up, savings rise to a record, and lending tightness eases slightly as the Fed funds rate stays accommodative.
Robert E F. O'Brien of Durango, owner of a radio station, was reappointed by Gov. McNichols to a new three year term on the State Planning Advisory Board Thursday.
Windsor memorial services and dedication night followed a Columbine Rebekah lodge meeting. Four new pedestals and an altar were dedicated to trustees of Gold Fellows and the Rebekah organizations, funded in memory of deceased members. Dorothy Abbott and Jack and Betty Abbott funded the altar in memory of Roy Abbott. Other contributors honored include Ethel Ray, Sylva Walter, Camilla Mason, Minnie Middleton, Godfrey Weber, and several others. The ceremony featured solos, prayers, and tributes, with notices of upcoming events and visits.
Weld County real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Greeley Erie Windsor Platteville and nearby areas with various deeds and deeds of trust recorded. Transactions mention buyers and sellers including Hazel Germack Amy Sparks Richard Silvrants Hattie Pulliam Ken Jackson John Dooley Hillside Addition and others with reverifications and small adjustments.
Galeton Farm Bureau members met Tuesday night at Galeton school to discuss a proposed grasshopper spraying plan and to arrange a July picnic. Gail Tanner and Pat Kerbs led the program with accordion entertainment. Chuck Dunlap, Colorado director of the American Dairy Association, spoke on advertising and presented a dairying film.
Mr and Mrs G Keetle returned from Houston with granddaughter Merrie Elizabeth born May 29 and grandson David Norcross to spend the summer. Weekend visitors Vepri Nelson fished Carter Lake. Mrs Mause went to Denver to visit niece Mrs Glenn Roop. Mrs Bessie Pugry ill. Dr Kenneth Peery of Greeley attended. State Rep Floyd Ball hosted guests and toured Estes Park with the Wyatts, who photographed Big Thompson canyon. Mrs Mary Blight visiting Seattle with Dr Dendell Blight. Bountiful Chapter No 72 CBS met, electing officers for 1958–59 and planning grand page at Denver. Next meeting September after summer recess. Southern Weld County Wo-
The men’s Republican Federation gathered at Mrs. Wm. Wallace’s home with strong attendance. Speaker Clifford Aspgren of Denver announced his candidacy for secretary of state on the Republican ticket, accompanied by Charles Byrne. Dorothy Schick introduced them. Edyth Lederer presided in Flossie House’s absence. A July picnic was planned and refreshments were served. Frances Stewart and Edessa Aoderon poured.
Gov. McNichols announced a tentative Saturday tour for newspaper radio and TV reporters to eastern Colorado grasshopper affected areas. Reporters would tour by air and auto to verify emergency claims amid opposition charges of exaggeration with Sterling as a likely first stop along the lower Arkansas Valley.
Ralph J. Aab of Mountain State Telephone leads 22 Explorers from Greeley and Long’s Peak Council on a 28 day inland waterway trip to Alaska. The group sails Cheyenne for Seattle then Portland and Fort Laughton aboard the Twaneh with skipper and engineer. Readiness includes fishing and Canada data, with Seattle and trip logistics arranged by Gaprice Travel Agency.
About 3000 delegates including Rev. Henry J. Stroh of 312 12th St Eleanor W. Turner of 1625 Glenmere Blyd and Mrs Harold Lamb of Eaton attend the fourth biennial General Council of Congregational Christian Churches in Boston Massachusetts. The council began last Tuesday and will run until Monday.
Washington officials discuss reviving standby consumer credit controls to curb inflation. Secretary of the Treasury Anderson and others consider asking Congress for power to regulate down payments and installment terms on autos and appliances. The move signals a policy shift from anti-control stances of earlier administrations as fears grow over a looming 10 billion dollar deficit.
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