Mrs Denny Musulin Visits Then Heads Home
Mrs Denny Musulin and David and Connie Sue of Richland Washington will leave for home Friday after visiting here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tharp.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
7
Mrs Denny Musulin and David and Connie Sue of Richland Washington will leave for home Friday after visiting here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tharp.
Week's report from Chesterfield lists visits among Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips and three children of South Boston. many family reunions in Canada. Pocatello visitors. road improvements near Butterfield's corner. multiple social gatherings including a surprise Bunco party for Wayne Bower. various travels and baptisms. scouting outings. a death notice for Mrs. George W. Fox of Oakland. July 24 Bancroft celebration queen Alec Remington and attendant Grace Whitworth. local dance planned in Bancroft. church attendance by Perry Warner and others. musical trip to New York to see Fanny with Ezio Pinza and Walter Slezak.
Wayne Hatch presented a basketball trophy to Lafe Holbrook for outstanding work in YMMIA basketball last winter. The boys placed second in the division and included Val J. Davids LeRoy Shipley Clair Hatch Jerry Hatch Floyd Butterfield Carl John Christensen Wayne Perkins Dean Hatch Sterling Brangham and Steven Booth.
A relief society gathering held Tuesday at Hatch discussed quitting BF Ide and preparing articles for the bazaar. A pot luck lunch was served. Guests included Paul Lautke of Pocatello and visitors Mamie Gorringe of Phoenix and Ezra and Cornelison of Fort Hall visiting friends locally.
Mr and Mrs R B McCord and their son from Richland Washington visited Friday in the Stanley Tharp home while enroute to Texas.
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