Bank Banquet Brings Greeley National Staff Together
Officers and employees of Greeley National Bank and their families attended a Friday banquet at the CSCE campus faculty club. About 61 attendees plus guests heard executive vice president Trautwein speak on good public relations, enjoyed musical performances, and were recognized for long service by Bill Hayden, Aubrey Spear, Herb Tachohen, and George Wisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley National Bank
CSCE
Muslc
Aropock Trausweln
Chuck Mitchall
Keith Snyder
Olve Hill
Betty Fritzler
Trantweln
Bill Hayden
Aubrey Spear
Herb Tacohaen
George Wisner
W. S. Garaney
Hugh F. Wheeler
Mary Ann Kelley
Mariann Schmidt
Kathy Owen
Darlene Kembel
Shirly Montoya
Wilma Cole
Betty Hall
Layman's Movement Secretary Visits Greeley Alumni
Don Boyce, former CSCE student and new secretary of The Layman's Movement for Christian World, visits Greeley with his wife Virginia Burbridge Boyce and two daughters. He changed from Don Bauschauscy to Boyce, worked as radio TV executive, and studied at CSCE and New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Boyce
Harrist
Mar eEaret
Greeley
CSCE
Boyce
Don Bauschauscy
Virginia Burbridge
Edgar W. Burbridge
CSCH
University of Nebraska
KPKA
New York University
Reader's Digest
Little Theatre of the Rockies
Eryor
Gill families gather for visits and birthdays in Gill
The article records multiple social visits in Gill California and nearby areas. Meryl Powell and family return from a 12 day Grandmother's visit, various relatives attend gatherings at Allan Gigray's home, and Maureen Slevke visits her grandparents. Diana Kay French birthday party at Leo Franch home with pink green décor and games. District residents attend a Christian service camp in Sedalia. Gill 4H club meeting held at Lee Gill church with 4-H pledge recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Meryl Powell
Howard
Munthe
Joe Lynn
Santa Barbara
Calif
W. Briscoe
Allan Gigray
Powells
Stewart Briscoe
Gall and
Lyon
Luther Briscoe
Don
Margeret
Emma Lou McCarty
Mary Mix
la Balle
H. W. Belecoe
My. Powell
Weed al Gill
T Tie
Elsie Briscoe Cheatle
Arcadia
Callt
Ganiola
Laybourg Warren
Charles
Fred
Cope
Fred Laybourg
Warren
Walter Duff
Board of
Village Missions
Gordon Baugh
Hallas
Ore
Marlow Magnus
Magnus
Fred Higp
St.Paul, Minn
Magnunes
Jarrie Canon
Sedal
Mia
Leo Franch
Ward
Prigeé
Bonde Siegrist
Mm Bard
Inn Kay
Dvine
Mra
Russell Lohr
Cheri
Ricky
Mra Stewart
Briscoe
Lynn
Cail
Gilbert Danley
Jim
Jan
Dwlgal Bardwell
Tim and
Dechy
Harry Rult
Janet
Troy Rayburn
Gina
Glenn Siegrist
Bansia
Nel Jackson
Linda
Jean
Ray Reichert
Bobby
Carol
Ted Acklin
Lester
Hay Peterson
Roger
Gilbert French
Pickett
Wiebert
Jake Miller
Richmond
Washington, D. G
Raleigh
Mra. Weibert
Weld "County Savings Bank
Gill Nimble
Lee GU Church
Joan Madizon
J Hower
Bogneta Hoifner
Ine
Harriman Attacks GOP Nominee and Old Guard Captive
June 28 Golden Coto Harriman charged that any Republican nominee would be captive to the old guard of the GOP, with the refrain We can't do it He spoke to the Colorado Democratic convention attacking both major parties and stressing his stance as the only Roosevelt era Democrat who follows their principles He criticized Taft and Vanderberg saying the bipartisan foreign policy died with Vanderberg and would die again if Taft leads the GOP He warned against promises that threaten national security and outlined policies such as reclamation, agricultural development, and labor laws as essential to lift living standards
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert A. Taft
Onlo
Arthur Vanderberg
Harriman
Harrman
Tatt
GOP
Taft
Stalin
iMurdhg
Republican Party
Palleare
Elec Jose
Andersons Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Eaton June 28. Jr. and Mrs. E mer Anderson hosted a party to honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends, including Joyce, Carol and Ronald Anderson, organized the event with a green white and pink color scheme. Guests from Tule Lake Call and Weld County joined Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, along with many local relatives and family friends.
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J. V. Nash
Greeley
Reimers
Lew
Mra
A. V. Lann
Colorado Springs
Weld County
Girls Observe Progress of July 4 Parade Preparations
Dorothy Isakson and May Leffler assisted at the plane while refreshments were served. The girls visited Adam Smithers to check on the 4H boys and their progress for the Independence Day celebration. The girls began work on Wednesday.
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Alnglaog
Dorothy Isakson
da May Leffler
Adam Smlzers
4Sh
Wernestay
Reclamation Employees Receive Special Honors in Denver
Denver June 26 special honors were awarded to South Platte River District employees by J M Knights district manager. Nelda B Ware and Robert W Gibson received Outstanding Performance Ratings for exceptional work and become eligible for Superior Accomplishment Awards. Five employees were also given cash awards for practical savings and improved methods.
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Denver
South Platte Fiver
J. Mf. Knights
Avery A. Batson
Bureau
Nelda B. Ware
Monte
Goldes
Finance Branch
Robert W Gibson
Loveland
Kaolghta
Ware
Gibson
Kolahts
South Platte ‘River District
Mr. Cluson
Knights
Fhve
Ralrtet
Chalmer JL. Jackson
Quay Street
Nee
Amamford
Ragan C. Cavness
South
Ephyr Street
Richard M. Brown
Toy
Prior
Gilbert D. Davia
Granby
Aistrick
Reclamation Progress Seen as Ongoing Growth for Employees
A speaker contends that innovation is not past but in a phase of growth and presents a unique chance for all employees to reach the same distinction as seven others, highlighting ongoing reclamation progress and opportunities.
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Attai
Palomino Horse Show Set for Loveland July Fourth
Loveland will host an all-day Palomino horse show on July 4 under the joint sponsorship of the Colorado Palomino Exhibitors Association and the Loveland Veterans Organization. Seventy-five horses from six states are expected, including Trade Mark the grand champion stallion. Halter classes start at 10 a.m. and racing at 1 p.m. Admission-free events run at Loveland’s Northern Colorado track with feature performances at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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Colorado Palomino Exhibitors Association
Loveland Veterans Organization
Loveland
Lloyd Howman
Loveland Veterans Horse Show Committee
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
New Mexico
Kansas
Texas
Lovesend
Northern
Loveland Larimer County Fair
Pierce Auxiliary Meets For Navy Session And Picnic
Junior auxiliary members of Pierce, including Mrs Banford Self, met at the Amen home where Cathie and Judy Amen hosted a noon picnic. After lunch a naval session followed and the group planned to gather toys for a Christmas shop. A swimming party was scheduled for July 3 with Victtora, Grover, and guests Mr and Mrs Lon Cameron, Lorene Patton, Mary Alice Elvin, and Melvin Gelb.
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Lon Cameron
Lorene Patton
Mary Alice Elvin
Melvin Gelb
Handicapped Kids Attend Wyoming U School
Fifteen physically handicapped children will take elementary courses during the University of Wyoming’s five week School for Crippled Children from July 16 to August 14 in Laramie. Directed by Maude Larner the program offers about three hours of daily instruction with no charge.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Maude Larner
Macomb
Li le
University
Baramie
Whisky Seizure After Curious Policeman's Find
A police officer investigated a cargo and uncovered 18 gallons of high quality moonshine. The whisky was impounded and the driver failed to explain the shipment. The scene included a remark about the American Southwest lizard.
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Theo
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Wyo. U
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