Regional Roundup Draws 9 Girls From Mountain West Scout Council
Seouls Attend Regional Roundup highlights nine girls from Mountain West and neighboring councils who camped two weeks at high altitude near the Continental Divide. They cooked over open fires, learned gold panning, and prepared meals from a central commissary, forming part of the regional experience ahead of the national roundup in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoule
Devferson
Rom Mauntain
Scouls
Jen
Georgia Fess
Tugerd
Aspen
Hike National Forest
Michigan Creek
Jefferson
Camipsite
Pileni- Sai Nhat
Wyoo
Ming
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Ioa
Colorado
Mountain Prairie
Michigan
Louitain Prairie Council
Heaton Social Calendar Tuesday Harmony event and Wednesday aid
Harmony elvb at 2:00 Tuesday hosted by Mrs Melvin Blake in La Salle. Wednesday Catholic Ladies Aid gathers, details unclear in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Elvb
Melvin Blake
la Salle
Catholic Ladies Aid
Local Social Calendar and Golf Winners Report
Aulls social calendar notes a Monday program by Women’s groups and clubs with hostesses and officers listed. Thursday features Baptist Missionary Society and North Side Country Club events. Women Golfers report a Thursday tournament rescheduled from Tuesday with results for multiple flights and winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponday
Ellum Daughty
Mag
Nus. Andersen
Toneve Chub
Loneleon
Wonka J
Alfred Petersen
20Th Century Club
Ihneheon
Anders Anderson
Alter Hame
Greeley
Farrousel
Ault AUST-Tutiert Oesterle receives advanced degree
Mil man M F Oesterle’s son Oesterle earns a doctorate after attending Avi University Coleraile and Denver CU. He served in the marines in WWI, then taught at Easter Oregon College and pursued further studies at CU. Family members from Greeley, Be Kalb, Port Orford, and Denver attended the ceremony and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault — Tutiert Oesterle
M. F. Oesterle
Mil
Wduestrol
Wf Coleraile
Suicmiee Comenence Anenk Saturdlay
Roker Oesterle
Carl Johnson
Avi, Bir
Bly Tt. Invman
Steambast Springs
Ars. Howard Jenkins
Hythe
Calif
Oesterle
Greeley
Rob Bowne
Grant Dunedon
Oesterte
Avi
University of Denver
Marie Corps
CSC
de. Desierte
Easter
Oregon College of Education
la Grante
Bre
Cuddvadé
Gestecke
Tehina
Colle
Thurstoy
Portiated
Ore
Barbara Fritzler
Dir
Mis D. B. Venable
Ross Tinding
Cheryl
Bolterilay
Muskogee
Oklo
Atterien Csce
Biling
G. Cy Futeell
Rinding
Nhs
Dhelp
Chil
Meg Reais
Kodiak
Alaska
Alr
Atrs
N. J. Copes
Texas
Oklahoma
Chied Reams
Robert N. Copes
Karliak
Amlales
Charles Warner
Ph Warner
Andl
Don Warner
Laurel Lee
Mis
Fred Bell Aind
Deaver
Russell Sicklebowee
Kent
Be Kalb
Richard Wright
Anl
Ke We Sicklebower
Martman
Ani Mys
Warner and Sons
Gietest
Chick Schmidt
Loyce Wilson
Chrles
Community meeting listings from varied local groups
A dense OCR of neighborhood event notices lists a string of meetings and social gatherings across multiple organizations. It includes dates, times, locations on streets such as Twelfth and Tenth, and hostesses like Mrs. Ruth Mone and Mrs. A Py Crise.
Patten and Miller nuptials at Mulovena theater Evans
Ralph Patten and Wanda Louise Miller wed in a public ceremony at Mulovena Delve In theater last Friday. The couple resides in Evans in a trailer home and spent a three day honeymoon at the Stanley hotel Estes Park. The bride, daughter of Herbert Miller and Mrs. Miller of Madeville, wore white taffeta with lace bodice and pearl details. Attendants included Jane Miller of Gilcrest in orchid gowns. The groom Elvin Dean Patten, with his brother Loy May Smith and Vera Ebien Morgan as attendants, received congratulations at a reception for about 100. The bride’s mother wore light blue, the groom’s navy crepe, with white corsages. The former Miss Miller is a 1955 Clatteville graduate. Patten is a Grovlu High School alumnus, served in the Army 1993–95, and works locally.
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Rainhitershel Patten
Evans
Stanley Hotel
Estes Park
Wanda Louise Miller
Herbert Miller
Madeville
Uhe Accotti
Frank Wallen
Gail Gotham
Cirecles
Ferrin
Jian Miller
Gilérest
Elvin Dean Patten
Loy May Smith
Greeley
Vera Ebien Morgan
Plattevilles
Hawer
Kroom
Georgette Crepe
Preparations To Seed Grass East Of Hospital Grounds
Preparations are under way to seed half a block east of Weld County General Hospital between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. A grass area measuring 150 by 600 feet will be bordered by hospital road and linked to the hospital's well system for gradual irrigation once the springing system is connected. The hospital administrator said the well project should be ready by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Weld County General Hospital
Thetaska Hospital
Eight Past Commanders of Ames Legion Dinner Meeting
Right past commanders attended a Legion dinner in Ames. Named attendees include Rails Beck Mermus Widlund Chet Peters Spencer Trent Paul Michardson Clarence Much Frank Neill and Frank Mason. Four members were reported ill Gast Skiles Herman lick man Howard Merdman and Tom Berrier. The District 4 conference will be at Loveland on Sept 46 with stag fights Sept 4 and 10. The next meeting is Sept 15 with Dutch lunch. All Legionnaires urged to support the Red Cross emergency Moc victims campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesleag Legion
Rails Beck
Mermus Widlund
Chet Peters
Spencer Trent
Paul Michardson
Clarence Much
Frank Neill
Frank Mason
Gast Skiles
Herman Lickman
Veterans Hospital
Denver
Howard Merdman
St. Luke's Hospital
Tom Berrier
Lame
Lovelar
Red Cross
Moc
Community group events and notices from city venues
Listings show meetings at South Side Country Club and Mes. 2 F. Clementz, plus church and auxiliary gatherings at Park Church and Ninth Avenue. Navy Day proposal in Pretoria, and advertisements for drugs and stores. attendance times range 1:00 to 7:30 with multiple organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Country Club
May Oshel
East Eighteenth Street
Deslotay Mothers Club
Masonic Temple
St. Martha's Guild
Irs
Heney Tussel
Rereevair Road
Mes
F. Clementz
Donald Peaniks
Jona Chit
Blue Flame Room
Bustossus
Mosdames
M. A. Ware
JT. W. Baloton
Kenneth Cooper
Typographical Union Auxiliary
de Burns
Ninth Avenue
Park Church
South Africa
Pretoria
Kaner Teachers Are Honored at Reception
A reception honoring Kaner school teachers was held at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Fred Croissant welcomed attendees while students performed songs and piano pieces. School board members introduced the teachers, and the board president announced the staff, with tours of classrooms following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaner
Kaper School
Mucutay
Fred Croissant
Kaner Circle
Kathy
Jaroleen Faheen Krul
Wise Man
Foolish Man
Jackous
Clim
Mig
Vera Velerson
Karen Schlagel
Merry Paver
Fox Mint
Barbara Casey
Ketly Haxman
Cacul Peterson
Sharon Schlagel
Peterson
Croissant
Percy P. Dalle
Glen Depp
John Ree
Dale
Helen Mondt
Eva Lymphres
Vera Peterson
G. Bell
Bell
Tre School
Kunar Shote
Aged Indians to Hit Trail for Denver
Perkins Oklahoma reports 95 year old Pistol Petey Eaton and I year old Indian companion Kalon plan a Denver trip to share secrets of longevity with scientists. They recall Jesse James era connections and claim long lives from being able and brave, with Chief Big Bear Two Hands among the travelers.
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Pele
Kalon
Big Tar
Hanis
Here
Denver
Raton
Jess James
Tatoo
Big Bear
Two Hands
Jesse James
Jesse
Eaton
James
LK. S
Atom
Pele Samed
Big Beay
KOA TY to Build 750 Foot Colorado Mountain Tower
KOA owner Metropolitan Television Co announces a 750 foot tall tower on Lexskaul Mountain west of Denver. William Grant, president, says completion by year end and improved Denver area coverage plus a water signal for towns served by community antennas. The tower will be higher than the two prior structures blown down, designed to withstand winds of 150 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Koa-Ty
Colorado
William Grant
Metropolitan Television Co
KOA
Grant
Lexskaul Mountain
Weil
Hime
Weld County Woman Delegates Attend International Convention
Mes. Charles ay Back from Chicago reports on the nineteenth annual convention of the International Women’s Association at the Conrad Hilton. Over 2,009 delegates from the United States and abroad attended, including Mrs. Alice Berry of Queensland and several Canadian, Turkish, Puerto Rican, and Hawaiian representatives. Colorado sent 44 delegates led by Ann Lewis Edmiston as regional director. officers and future plans outlined. The 1958 convention is set for San Antonio in September with Hawaii and Texas included in next year’s agenda.
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Chinelos Fay
Aveld County
Bay
Weld
Leorganlea- Gon
Alice Berry
Queensland
Australia
Berry
Canada
Hurt Soumers
Ontario
Turkey
Photo Rico
Haywaiis
Colorado
National Council
Ann Lewis Edmiston
Walsenberg
Wealeta
Bel
Survant
Trinchora
Alay Yuerile Lindsey
Astes Park
Airs
Pearl Moll
Brvhive
Lindsey
Firs
Stemer Honsberg
Mirklleton
Verne Alden
Wellsville
Kan
Aml Ales
Jay Lawrener
Cascineton
Ohio
Nowak Bock
Department
Army
Washington
DD. C
Avery Millis
University of Chicano
Louis B. Howard
University of Alinois
Jennings Randolph
Ass.stank
Capital Airlines
Washington, D. C
Miss Krames Scudder
Federal Extension Service
Mya
If B.whitfield
Conante
Ohio State University
Hawaii
Texas
San Antonio
Fay
Appaloosa Show Opens in Colorado Springs for Eighth Annual
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. hosts the eighth annual National Appaloosa horse show drawing entries. A grand champion stallion and mare will be chosen as the breed, developed on the western plains, is noted for speed and endurance. The event marks its first appearance here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Mail Pioneers Convene in Denver Next Week
Veterans of the U S Post Office Air Mail service from 1918 to 1927, known as Air Mail Pioneers, will meet in Denver next Thursday and Friday with representation from Pitesh and Wawaii, and promotions for Rexall stores and Weldorada Drugs.
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Mest
Denver
Denven
U.S. Postoffice Depts
Aly Mail
Air Mail Pioneers
Pitesh
Wawaii
Baptist Assembly Draws Students to Green Lake
Over six hundred American Baptist College students attended the assembly at Green Lake Wisconsin with daily platform talks by church leaders from Los Angeles Chicago Morgantown and New York. Key organizers included Ruth Larson Virginia Anderson and Ralph Webb of Greeley. A Saturday service closed the five day conference as student workers led seminars and a socio drama was presented by Kalnago College. Kenneth Kidder of Tong Beach visited family in Greeley before returning to California.
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American Baptist College
American Baptist
Green Lake
Wis
Ruth Larson
Harbara Mitchell
Ralph Web
Virginia Anderson
CECE
Togeth Willams Fellowship
First Waytind Church
Greetey
Eugene Bartlett
First Baptist Church of
Harold Titus
Granville
Ohio
Denison University
Gom Kalvnagoo
Mie) Collegn
Ronald ¥. Wells
New York City
Division of Secondary and
Lgher Education
American Baptist Board of Teviration and Publication
Kenneth Kidder
Tong Beach
Calif
Anna Kidder
Sia
Twelfth Avenue
Frank Foster
Homer Ldder
Thirteenth Avenue
California
Kidder
Greeley
Tang Boesch
Fellowship Holds August Meeting at First Christian Church
The August meeting of the Fellowship at First Christian Church was led by Mrs. John Kay with prayers and songs. Guests included Mrs. Kulela Kortann Seattle and Mrs. Minnie Fahnholz Mefford, readings featured by Mrs. Ed Counsey, and donations to Colorado Christian Home and School of Missions announced for October events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Worten
First Christian Church
Thers- Tay
Hranp Phree
Richard Franklin
Jack Theugh
le ¥. Moore
Hiei
Port Lupton Ewiy
Kay
Colorado’ Christian Hone
Denver
School of Missions
New Directions In World Vision
Chris Jan Vhayels
West
Willard Darling
Inkeufuvet
Kulela Kortann
Seattle
Joust Straight
Minnie Fahnholz
Meleford
Okla
Hier Mvlend
Asi Robertson
Acs
Sam Gouff
Naraled Adcock
Willin 'Cye Sorlds
David M. Carey
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Heaton
Aull
Women's Golf Association
Chantry
L Hight
Bev Voruivoll
Harriett Burgess
Agies Fuerst
Lie
Thelma Allely
Shirley Blake
Flossie Drovgemieller
Mary Willson
Virginia
Florio
Fie
Elsie Williams
Jackie Mem
Rod
Feet
United Papa
Winter's Special Motor Oils
Shoristman Hardware
Kereey
Cote
Hage Zit
Hreeley Tribune
Eley Tribune
Whn
Josephine Miller
Gretoken Schaefer
Longmont
Connie Holges
Olimstown
Julesburg
Nea Anderson
Longmovat
Janet Hawksley
Wyoming
Agnes Firalley
Loveland
Low Jowley
Juss Vansén
Johmstown
Loretta Lung
Longnjant
Sam Andereson
Geoup
Fred Mofiner
Lowry
M.A Backstrom
Abs
Will Heillining
Uberprogram
Picnie
Maxwell Cline
Pierce
Gus Piente
Cline
Carroll
Holli Carrell
Ann
Adams Guy
Lovinda
Tall
Ault
Walter Cayroll
Perea
Olarling
Mhyllis Warner
Alice Hockaday
Larry Monty
Fin la Salle
Drs
Bartha Thompson
Boulder
Walter Whisenard
Gupsizate
Turedaypurple
Tris
Hingmon
Ruth Mone
Sos
Lo HL Sinkade
Twelfth Street
Paat
Ril Kiie Khib
A. Py
Crisewell
Twelfth
Solles
C. C. Jackson
Stalkel
Fighth Street
Central Health Council
Charles Owens
Bracewell School
Erhood
First
James Silvis
Tenth Street
Auburn Progressive
Kennneth Leddley
Tinbert Kidd
Elizabeth Hanterle
Trinity Episcopal Shuren
Annal Fall Rowndili
Howard Kabler
Robert Dixon
Charles Leadbetter
West Twenkiethy Street
Wotu Praser
Angie Balcam
Fleventh Street
Garten
Atrs. JH. Kinkade
Ralph Pattens
Legion
Stoll’s
North Vth Aye
Colo, Mountain
Marion
Sceder Frank’s
Charles Ay
Chicago
C. Springs
Waiva 'S
MT Green Stampa
Rexall
Gilbert Bishop
Weldorada Drugs
Adv
Doulton
Gresley
Baahwaas
Ste
Baptist Assembly
Weldorado Drugs
Howard Weiss
Sanitary Lourdry
Coronada Ct
Arony Pass
Siadige
Jean
HH. Ross Adamson
Adamson Mortuary Ltd
Phome
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