Nunn NUNN Birthday Club Hosts Summer Gathering
Mrs E E Nunn and co hostesses welcomed 26 members and seven guests at the H G L Birthday club meeting at the Fosters sew home on Thursday afternoon. Birthdays in June were noted. gifts from secret friends given. James Edwards Merill Hansen Sara Giffin and Dale Barnaby among July 30 hostesses.
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J. C. Spath
Sara Giffin
J. V McMullin
Dale Barnaby
Mmen
James Edwards
Merill Hansen
Edwards
David Johnson
Edna Wilson
Fort’ Collins
Akron
Nerhard Billings
Los Amos
N. Nmex
Dfa “Christ
Silth and Chatter Club
A. Turner
Seattle
Wash
A. Cecil Drurys
Martin, W. Connors
Renton
Judy
Diggins
Cheyenne
Howes
Mary Spath
Mea
Nell Green
Tugalay
Dale Green
Sam
Ground Water Recharge Study Begun by CSU
CSU engineers launch a two phase study on replenishing Colorado groundwater funded by a 47125 appropriation. Project aims to classify basins by recharge need and feasibility, then begin limited field tests this fall, led by Dr. A R Chamberlain with a technical advisory council.
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Fort Collins
Colorado State University
CSU
Unis
A. R. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Morian Biltinger
Edmund F. Schule
Dirmeyer
Prudenta
Blitinger
Colorado
Bittinger
Final Probate and Public Notice in Weld County Colorado
The document records final reports filed in Weld County Colorado courts for the Estates of James Fernock and a public notice of final settlement. It includes objections due by July 16 1883 and lists the Greeley Daily Tribune as the publication medium. It also notes final payment by the Colorado Department of Highways for the Coloraan Project 8 U1 including highway construction details.
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Conniz
Weld
Calerniio
Ough
Nashland
Atare
Weld Covunty
Colorado
James DS
Greeing Daily ‘Tribune
Janes Fernock
Weld County
Akalt
Ahi
Inst National
Hank
Greeley
Nantila A
Biti Aasistant Trust
Jann W. Bendereon
Greetey Bally Tribune
Vis
Colorado Department OF Tnghwake
Hasan
Urseler
Tion
Coloraan
Coneleing
Wendlig
Etousham Northy
Weta Canny
State of Colorado
Fite Clrtma
Highwass
Abe
Wabic U. Wathour
Engty
Neste
Greeley Dally ‘Tribune
Jgne
Wey Fury
Lda
Clarane
Anna X. Pariffer
Joan WN. Mueck
Joan WM
Micicellif
M. Enax
Walter Mueck
Ueck
Ail Ather
Aeita
Anid
al Feraona
Greating
Thiecaure
Herth
Carerdan
Engineering Firm Formed By Local Men
Nelson Haley Patterson and Quirk organized a new engineering consulting firm in Colorado with four partners, totaling 43 years of combined experience. The group, former Harold Hoskins and Associates employees in Greeley, will serve municipalities and industries across Colorado Wyoming and nearby states with feasibility reports design of municipal improvements bridges highways and related projects.
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Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk
Lcensed
la Vern C. Nelson
John L. Haley
William D. Patterson
Willard R. Quirk
Harold Hoskins and Associates
Greeley and Lincoln
Neb
Grealey
Colorado
Wyoming
Nelson
CSU
Haley
University of Florida
Kansas
Greeley
Kansas Turnpike
Europe
Patterson
Denver Tniversity
Ilter
Illicole
Indiana
Kentucky
Quirk
Engineer Patterson Quirk Join Local Firm in 1935
The unnamed engineer with a 5 in civil engineering from Oklahoma State and 16 years in the field spent three years as professor of structural engineering at Oklahoma A and M. He designed buildings and structures across Colorado Wyoming South Dakota New Mexico Illinois and Kentucky and led highway bridge design for the proposed Greeley by pass. Patterson and Quirk previously worked with Warren j and Van Praag of Decatur IL before relocating in 1935.
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Oklahoma State
Oklahoma A
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
New, Mexico
Illinois
Kentucky
Greeley By-Pass
Patterson and
Quirk
Warren J and van Praag
Decatur
McDonald Calls For Statesmanship After Steel Talks
New York AP. Steelworkers Union President David J. McDonald urged the industry to show negotiating statesmanship as a two week extension of work contracts was approved by the union’s executive board and wage policy committee. The postponement delayed a strike, set for Tuesday, to midnight July 14, while talks continued under pressure from President Eisenhower. The union aims for a fair, reasonable settlement and avoids press-relations conflicts.
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New York
David J. McDonald
Mon
Wage - Polley
Soviet Exhibition To Win Friends In New York
Soviet officials acknowledge the New York Coliseum exhibit of science technology and culture aims to win friends and trade but warn the public reception is uncertain. Director general Alexei Manzhulo notes higher costs than expected yet defends the value of letting Americans tour the Soviet Union without leaving the country. He says admission prices may deter turnout and signals possible protests by anti Communist groups, while stressing the exhibit’s role in a broader exchange with the United States.
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Bernard Gavzerap Mans
NEW York (Ap
Urion
America
New York Coliseum
United States
Moncow
Alexei N. Manzhula
Manzhulo
Exhibition aims to wow American visitors with space display
The exhibit planners avoid direct American comparisons in setting up the space display. They expect Sputniks to draw intense interest from American audiences, aiming for strong reactions and admiration.
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