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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
10
The piece urges a solemn yet festive Fourth of July at home with husbands and sons away, advising limeade drinks, cold glasses, and a patriotic spread. It provides a homemade limeade recipe, sandwich platter, meat arrangement, and a potato salad garnish plan, all aimed at a colorfully coordinated Independence Day table.
The Windsor meeting on Tuesday night featured reports from delegates to the Lions state convention held last week at Pu. Tillman Olgop reported on convention business while Charles Kupllek spoke of activities through the army air base at Pu and Clarence Potter noted two social events connected to the convention. Mrs Olson and Mrs Wagner were mentioned in passing.
An Eastlake group held a Tuesday evening meeting in Pueblo where officers were installed and committees named. Mrs Dark Hurich, long serving as musician, received a bouquet as part of the ceremony. A separate morning crash near Denver damaged the Besel car but left no critical injuries beyond bruises and minor bumps.
Captain F W Songer departs Wednesday for Camp Vai Dorn Mississippi after a ten day furlough with his parents. Mrs Mary Shuil and daughter visit Miss Bra Leir man at Camp Broneman California. Sergeant Matron Biawell hosts Nadine Sandburg of Montana as house guest. Crow Valley Park annual community picnic drew a large crowd with many former residents attending. Mrs Andrew West noted as a recent attendee.
In Ault on June 28 Mr and Mrs Oscar Salberg hosted a dinner party honoring Alan Salberg. Attendees included family friends from Greeley Denver and Santa Ana. The evening featured patriotic table decor, a buffet supper, and a croquet game with 4-H members presenting a club gift. Alan leaves soon for naval training.
A wedding shower was held Tuesday afternoon at the Congregational church parlor honoring the bride. Attendees included Mrs. Withur, Mr. Herstick, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. White, Mrs. Songer, and Misses Florence White and Marcia Songer. A short program featured nunl and mock wedding activities, and guests from Buckingham, Morgan, Greelay, and Cheyenne attended. Brant Boaneier and family of Cheyenne visited town briefly.
The text describes how mixing mercury with another element forms amalgams. One amalgam with mercury is said to pervade households as a chore of blamuth. Another alloy of bismuth and mercury, in varying ratios, is noted for producing well lubricating bearings in machinery.
Neve postal rates make it profitable for you to view our drafts and money gaders. First N Hora Bank advertises advantages, urging readers to consider new rates and financial services despite unclear wording.
George E. Hosmer, 76, veteran newspaper publisher and former president of the National Editorial Association in 1911, died at his Fort Myers home after a several month illness. Born in Peoria Illinois, he entered the newspaper business in 1888 establishing the Springfield Herald in Colorado. He helped launch the Springer N M Banner in New Mexico and published the Trinidad Daily Advertiser from 1895 to 1899 and the Morgan County Herald in Fort Morgan Colorado from 1900 to 1917 before moving to Florida in 1919 to publish the Fort Myers Daily.
The item notes Ita re cently published the Southwest Floridan at Fort Myers. Hosmer was former president of the Florida and Colorado Editorial Associations and served as collector of customs at Denver during the Wilson administration. Workmen digging sand and praver for the Friant dam in California uncovered nearly $100,000 worth of gold.
For centuries India was the premier source of fabulous diamonds. The Koh-i-Noor given to Queen Victoria, the Great Mogul bought by France's Duke of Orléans, and the Orloff gifted to Empress Catherine II illustrate the era. These gems ranged from 108 to 287 carats.
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