13 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
1
Grover and Orchard residents hosted a string of Sunday and weekday gatherings. Local families welcomed guests from West Pawnee and nearby towns, sharing dinners, picnics, and house visits at multiple homes including the Wil son and Abbey residences.
The Thol. P. Grieane family of Fort Colling visited Parsuneuult home Sunday. An eight pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Legler Sunday evening. Smith school notes show several students with attendance issues in the first six weeks ending Oct. Upnor grades Bether Muller Wit.
Trademark activity and assorted local notes include names such as Rachel Deines Arthur Deines Evdis Schietthauer and Mildred Fibrizius along with Mrs H W Carter and others. The report mentions Selinor closed Friday for animal heel harvest vacation and Glasses resume Monday Oct 20. Sidney Rex and Clayton Witbock recovering from flu. A fire of unknown origin destroyed a cellar on the Weber farm Sunday evening.
A fragmented social page lists numerous visitors and callers in Fort Collins and nearby areas. Names include Ed Winter, Mr and Mrs William Walker, Charles Demuth and Loretta Demuth, Mrs Hildebrandt, William Hannawalt, Albert Jackard non Clyde, Lorin Norris, Walter Lewia route, Mrs Guy Carleton, Myrta, Joa Farrar, Audio Beautan, Mise Joe Blameontt, Bruce Whitmers and Maughter, Norbert Parsoneoult, and Edward Demuth with various Friday or Sunday visit timings.
Oct 13 Gery Villey and Evelyny Bat man spent the weekend in Denver and Pierce, Marlo Stromberse, Paul and Dorothy Boyer visited in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Martin Soward were in Gradley and Denver on business Saturday. Mrs Loraino Severus and children visited at the Beverny home. In West Pawnes Sunday Leo Archer and Hans visited at the C Bayler and George Kirk home. Grealey visitors Monday were John Sauer and son George, Charley Nichols and Ted Poland.
Martha Hath and Ruth Goetz visited parents Mr and Mrs John Gotz Suns. Mrs G F Shambaugh returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Ty at Brighton. Clyde Paine and Beck French visited Edison Nebraska. Arthur Herglund, at Park College, spent weekend with parents. Fay Gillett and Bye Gow of Fort Collins spent weekend with Mrs A L Gillett. First division of Ladies quilting at the Community club.
A local Mundy church event included a noon covered dish lunch. Mrs. Gillard returned Sunday from Wheatridge where Alice had visited friends the past week. Mr. and Mrs W Causelman attended nearby gatherings. Sam’s father and Lester Beatty with Mr. and Mrs Carl Herehelt visited Denver on Friday. Gerald Sain family hosted the Mitt pie sale at Echo. Guests included Myra Stunset of Greeley and Mr. and Mrs Dey.
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