Christmas Dinner Guests Share Warm Rural Family Time
Local families gather across towns for Christmas meals and visits. Luther Wilson and relatives host and travel to see kin from Sunset, Pocatello, Preston, Brigham City, and Logan. Households include the Meiners, Petersons, Lloyds, Rindlisbakers, Gilbert, Bower, and Christensen clans sharing dinners and overnight stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Don Jewett
Howard Johnson
Henry Meiners
Pocatello
Jean Ann Hunter
Joslyn
David
Karen Modersitzki
Lisa
Dean Hunter
Elmer Hulse
Preston
Grant
Hellen Hulse
Arthur Peterson
Brigham City
Marie
Jim Hansen
Primary Christmas Parties Highlight Thatcher and Cleveland News
Thatcher Consolidated pupils and teachers held their annual Christmas party at the Thatcher Ward Church. Cleveland Ward members enjoyed a Christmas party with a literature lesson by Barbara Panter, gifts exchanged, and refreshments served. Local families traveled or visited relatives over the holidays, including Mendenhalls, Stephensors, Wrights, Harrises, and Bennetts, with several births and hospital stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Consolidated
Thatcher Ward
Cleveland Ward
Barbara Panter
Monte Mendenhall
Murat Mendenhall
Salt Lake
Louis Stephenson
Nellie Stephenson
Ogden
Willis Wright
Logan
Thatcher
Maurice Wright
Doyle Harris
Kim
Seattle
Wash
Ray Wilker
Preston
Ervin Harris
Theron Smith
Preston Hospital
Smiths
Smith
Jane Bennett
Wilford Panter
Logan Hospital
Bryce Bennett
Arizona
Dale Bennett
Bud Keller
Paul
Idaho
Charles Forman
Dwight Mendenhall
Millen Mendenhalls
Darwin Talbot
Pocatello
Dale Bennetts
Cleveland Ward Sunday School
Aliens To Report Addresses January Filing Period
Mr. R G Hoffeller of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that aliens must report their addresses during January. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices nationwide. Officials warn that willful noncompliance may lead to serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Hoffeller
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Hoffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Plane miswings leave wife in Chicago
A San Francisco bound flight crew discovered midflight that the wife of a passenger had been left behind in Chicago. The husband joked he feared he went deaf, expressing relief at the humorous mix up.
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Chicago
Mendenhall family marks journeys and a 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jay Mendenhall and family of Sunset Utah spent last Sunday in Thatcher with Murat Mendenhall and in Soda Springs with Bob Mendenhall. Jay leaves January 19 for three years service duty in the Philippines. his wife and family join him in June. Mr and Mrs William Williams attended the 50th wedding anniversary of relative Bill Millard at Swah Lake last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Mendenhall
Sunset
Utah
Thatcher
Murat Mendenhall
Soda Springs
Bob Mendenhall
Jay
Filippine Islands
William Williams
Swah Lake
Bill Millard
New Year Revels Reveal Hidden Ties at Warren’s Home
Warren Collins hosts a New Year’s Eve gathering in a transformed basement playroom, inviting Phil Eagan and others while secrets surface. Ellie’s absence haunts him as a thin, reddishhaired guest arrives and proclaims, “This is your WORKSHOP, Warren?” marking a dramatic turn as he reveals a wife to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Rowley
Warren Collins
Elle
Ellie
Warren
Billie
Phil Eagan
Collins
Mary
Phil
Elsie
Bert
Dianne
Mary Eagan
Sory
Warren Ted
Mel
Weather Man Transferred to Chicago
The weather man informs his wife he has been transferred to Chicago. She notes the climate here does not suit him, and they discuss the change in residence and its impact on daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho Needs Men Who Read Idaho Needs Men Who Read
The piece by Theophilus, president of the University of Idaho, argues reading as essential for informed citizenship. It extols books, libraries, and periodicals as tools to engage with great minds and to understand technology, society, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Theophilus
University of Idaho
Moscow
Rudolphs Weather Debate Sparks Silly Morning Exchange
A Russian named Rudolph reports it is raining while his wife and the Rus band dispute the saying with a playful mishearing. The exchange ends with a quip about modern life and debt as a lighthearted reflection on consumer strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Rusband
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Luther Wilson
Rhara Aid Conters
Ther Wilson En
Fred Peterson
John Lloyd
Geniel
Harold Rigly
Grace
Jim Gilbert
Harry Bower
Fred Blauer
Gene Blauer
Salt Lake City
Ivan Adams
Reed Christensen
Paul Christensen
Central
Ln Eopes Enroute
Ir View Club
Worgasbord
Oldsmobile
OTEL
Ben Ashley
Blaine Deaton
Cleveland News
Limely
Peterson's AG Market
Caribou
Hartford
Hartford — x Insurance Group
E. Matthews
Matthews
Soda Springs, Idaho
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Hartford Insurance Group
Hartford 15, Cann
Caribou County
SUN
Sods Springs, Idaho
Idaho Savings & Loan
Pocatello, Idaho
Sie
Stoor’s Market
Vern and Jennie Soda Springs
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