VFW Auxiliary Reports At Glenwood Springs Camp Meeting
VFW auxiliary held a regular meeting with reports from the Glenwood Springs encampment. Six members attended the convention. trophies and awards were announced for youth activities, community service, and hospital work. New officers were elected, plans for the 1958 department convention in Colorado Springs were shared, and July August recesses were announced with new committee appointments and item drives for Fort Lyon and Fitzsimons hospitals.
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Glen Wood Springs
VFW
Tam
Squibb
Ben Murray
Walter Hulse
Yautht
Ley
Brighton
Acc
Auxiiary
Fitzsimons Hospital
Mesdames Murray
Elmer Shake
Buck Blazer
Ray Hoyt
Kenneth Calland
Knise
Dob Bron
Max Montoya
Phil Hunter
Estella Brown
Murray
Henry Laurer
Forrest Wiley
Department
Colorado Springs
Wesley Stevens
Seth Markle
Fitzsimons
Fort Lyon VA
Bob! Bruno
Highth Avenue
Red Cross
Loyd Fenno
Hise
Kenneth Markley
August Pfleiderer
Fort Lyon VA Hospital
Thirteenth Avenue
St Pauls Young Couples Hold Meeting At church group gathering
St Pauls Congregational hosts described as a Young Couples meeting in the Blue Flare room with 17 couples attending. They plan a baptismal font for the remodeled church and a nursery, each couple donating one item. Rob Stricker led accordions. refreshment hosts listed. Annual picnic set for July 24 at Sunrise Park with Paul Dumler Rob Villetor and Donald Campbell as hosts.
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Dune
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Blue Flare
Phil Filzer
Rob Stricker
Ex Radys
Herman Radys
Herman Kauffmans
Messrs
AAUW Members Meet in Boston
Five members from the Greeley branch attended the AAUW diamond jubilee convention in Boston with leaders including state president Mrs. Lewis Liller and newly elected branch president Mrs. Arno Luker. The event featured Dr. Cecilia Payne-Gaposhkina receiving the annual achievement award and a survey on classroom overcrowding funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Greeley
American Association of University Women
Boston
Lewis Lilller
Don Hugenberg
Lurone Kidd
Opera House
Association
Attina L. Rose Hawkes
Mills College
Calif
Merromar
Shout
Tittle
AAUW
Cecilia Payne-Gaposehkin
Phillips
Harvard University
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
United States
Esso Standard Oil Company
Kate Heyner Mueller
Aauw Fiaancet
National Science Foundation
Florence R. Sabin
Colorado
Sabin
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Statuary Hall
Washington, D. C
First National Promotes Two Met Two Met
First National Bank of Gree ley promotes two officers at a board meeting led by President HK A Thomas Pri Russell PF Billings adds vice president and Rex Eaton promoted from assistant cashier to cashier Billings joined April 1952 and has managed farms and cattle feeding operations except for a Marine stint Petrikin notes the changes as a bank board member The Billing s reside Route 1 Gree ley with two daughters Colleen Jo Kay and an infant son Kevin The Eatons list Rex C Al Penny Ann Nancy and Christopher as four children
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First National Bank of Greeley
Board of Directors
Billings
M. B. Petrikin
Direcors
Billing
Grenley
Colleen
Kay
Kevin
Mine Mill Union Case Delayed by Judge Reassignment
In Denver a fraud case against 14 Mine Mill officials and union members stalled again as Judge Jean S Breitenstein ordered reassignment after being named to the 10th Circuit. He noted rulings may depend on cases before the 10th Circuit and Supreme Court. The defendants allegedly defrauded the federal government by filing false non Communist affidavits with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Denver
U. S. District Court
International Union of Mine, Mil
Jean S. Breitenstein
Senate
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.8. Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
U. S. Supreme Court
Mills
National Labor Relations Board
Study Race Relations Grant to United Lutheran Church
The Fund for the Republic awarded $10,000 to the United Lutheran Church in America to study race relations. The grant targets congregations in the south to examine the issue and develop solutions, the church said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fund For the Republic
United Lutheran Church In America
South
Trailer Owners Oppose High Taxes Rally at First Meeting
Trailer owners in Vulukaly Spings protest the state house trailer tax calling it unequal to a $10,000 mobile home. Mobily Home Owners Assn representatives argue the tax is excessive for a 33,000 trailer as Sheriff Sullivan cautions lien actions for unpaid taxes.
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Vulukaly
Teany
el Casa
Karl Sullivan
Sullivan
Vacation Bible Schools Reach Millions Across North America
Vacation Bible Schools and church camps have grown to serve seven million American youngsters each season. A Montreal show sparked the idea on the continent in 1817, with hymn singing and Bible study. Lutheran and Methodist roots spread in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and denominational efforts may surpass last year’s 4,720 events. The twofold aim is to build Christian relationships and reach the 27 million U.S. and Canadian children not attending church. Leaders from the United States, Canada and beyond will meet in New York for an international religious radio and TV workshop starting July 29 led by Charles H. Schmitz.
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Montreal
Canada
Milingis
National Council of Churches
U.S
United States
New York
The
Charles H. Schmitz
Dis
In The Courts D. F. Matheson’s JP Court
Ross Harold Green of Ault, 50, was sentenced to days in jail on an assault and battery charge after pleading guilty amid a chaotic session. Green allegedly killed police officer Paul Mar, struck another officer and injured him, while officers searched him post-arrest for a drunkenness charge. Additional docket items include cases against Flora Toplitzky, Arthur F. Rosen, and others for traffic and theft related offenses. Public notices of fines and custody terms appeared alongside minor charges and fines.
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D. F. Matheson
Ross Harold Green
Ault
Green
Greeley
Paul Mar
Martin
Ile
Lon Malcam
Malcam
Casey L. Shavez
Route 2
Flora Toplitzky
Denver
Arthur F. Rosen
Howard Murray
Gilbert
Diaz
Platteville
Florentino Ghacen
Gilcrest
Islucrance
Jim Atkinson
Geechey
J.C. Penney Co
Uniform Eddie Dagenhart joins Navy aviation program
Eddie Dagenhart, a former Gresley resident and 1933 graduate, leaves Sunday to report to Alameda for the Navy aviation program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Degenhart, now of Danvers, with parents recently moving to Denver. Hegenhart has just returned to the Slaps after a day aboard the Shangria SVA-38 in the Far East and serves as an aviation machinist's mate.
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Eddie Dagenhart
ADI
Gresley
John Degenhart
Danvers
Alameda, Co
Vzenhart
Loscars
Hegenhart
Far East
Denver
Traildusters To Perform at Greeley Rodeo
The Traildusters, a 22 member youth group from the Greeley Sandie club, will perform at Island Grove park rodeo on July 2 and 4. The act features riding formations timed to music and includes a parade appearance. Members include Ann Ball Louise Ball Nancy Cox Ruth Doney Claudia Doney Freddie Ford Janice Gardner Richard Hill Danny Korman Shirley Tahridson Mary Mosier Mary Ann Moss Sally Riggs Carolyn Spangler Judy Straight Sandy Terry Jane Wheeler Chuck Wolf Ruth Campbell and Dickie Irgens.
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Island Grove Park
Nathan Ball
Greeley
Ares Fu
Ann Ball
Louise Ball
Nancy Cox
F. ¥. Straight
Sandy Terry
Mes. Wureey Par
Trinidad Freeway Work Plans Presented Council
The state department outlined plans to expand U S Highway 85 87 through Trinidad with a new freeway section ending at the city’s north outskirts. Construction start depends on city council approval after questions raised at a public meeting led by administrative engineer Charles F Shumate.
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Trinidad
State Department
Charles F. Shumate
Methodist Chaplains Report 5,597 New Converts in Two Years
The Methodist church commission on chaplains reports 5,597 new members joined the church in the last two years. About 600 chaplains on military bases worldwide performed 4,970 baptisms, including children of service members. Baptisms of children are not counted as baptisms until they choose baptism of their own accord.
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Washington
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
The Schlich and Meyer families express gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for gifts flowers and prayers after illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Weld County Hospital staff doctors nurses and Rev Reeves for support during recovery and bereavement.
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Enaltei
Ginny
Sveld
H. H. Meyer
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VEW
Lemar
Auxiliary
Srs. Hoyt
Hulse
St. Paul's
Leo Malcom
Bethel Tel
Tel Malcom
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gene Karris
Ethiopia
Fa Quillen
Malcom
Carl Hart
PEO
Chanter Sly
Chapter I
Oscar N. Riggs
Gerald F. Gardner
Nyall L. Adams
C. H. Ramsay Jr
John M. Weber
Edward W.oviat
Moniview, Road
Cherry Hills
George E. Tarbox Jr
Sons of the American Revolution
Oviatt
Ecuador
Riobamba
Moival ‘Investment Fund
É NA
United Accumulative Fund
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Kanine City
Well Street
Wm. J. Bishop
ADA
Syreau
Chick Dunlap
American Dairy Association
Galeton Farm Bureau
Galeton School
Dunlap
Moss
Ands Mesdames Henry Hirsch
Ruben Dewalt
Tami Kerbs
Falon Park
Rex C. Eaton J
Russell F. Billings
Weller
Galeton
Rene Cappon
Fibsopia
Macys
Eolon
Traildusters
Greeley Rodeo
Kess Vaughn
Jane Wheeler
Rof
Jobo St. Wheeler
Chuck Wolf
LeRoy Well
Ruth Campbell
Byran Campbell
Dickaie Irgens
A. Jirgens
Sal
Oregon
Peter Schrlich
Pioneer Cleaners
7Th Ave
Beaver
Agaloer
Greales
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