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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
11
The column lists residents and events in Greeley and nearby towns. Mentions include families such as Kay Arlene, Frances Washbure, and David Barker with figures around 30.65 pounds, travel notes to Denver and Louisville, and social gatherings at homes. References to rodeo, dances, book exchanges, and community visits appear amid scattered names and places like Colby, Hodbyell, and May.
Local notes recount varied weekly visits and gatherings in Greeley and surrounding areas. Names include Henry Hamilton from Orsted Ming Huth, the Kalley family moving from Greeley, and others attending recitals at Presbyterian church. Several families hosted dinners and celebrated anniversaries while youths attended school and traveled.
June social notes from Sligo and Pierce report multiple family visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs BLD Buckendorf hosted dinner with two sons and a daughter, guests Shelby and Joy LaMar. Ewald Gronsten visited Erin with two sons and consulted Dr Hixler. Robert Moreland stayed in Fort Collins for Aggie College summer work after National Guard training at Fort Logan.
The evening featured cream cake and snacks for a small sum as Mec and Mia, Arthur Fagerberg and daughters My and Mrs. David attended a family gathering in Island Grove Park on Sunday. Dorle Johnson planned a stay at Estag Parke Balucday with Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Barnard for several weeks. Cartoon and Gene Boyd spent Thursday and Friday at the Arthur Fagerberg home. Mrs. Matilda West and daughters Miriam and Viola of Greeley dined Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson and family.
Dorothy Getregten of Eaton attended as a young guest of Miriam Johnson Saturday night. Visitors at TL G McEwen home Wednesday included Myra Gaddis Mr and Mrs Georges Mercer and son from Greeytoy and Mrs King and son from Tyler Oklahoma Melvin Johnson returned Thursday from Chicago where he attended the World’s Fair His car was stolen but recovered The Ladies Aid of the Gnieton church will host an ice cream supper Friday evening with a music program to follow.
Carr families and relatives traveled for visits with kin in Omaha and Denver. Mrs G W Colgin spent Sunday in Denver with her daughter. A T DePorter attended a joyous gathering in Greeley. G W Ellison was in Denver. A Speer Wyoming party visited Mr and Mrs L M Morton. Viola Artz of Cheyenne called on friends in Carr. Ernest Fingerlegs and Mrs J B Jones of Laramie joined Roberts Jouox family for Sunday.
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