Local Socials and Visits Highlight Quiet Week
A string of family visits and social gatherings circulated through the community with relatives and friends from Salt Lake City to Bountiful Utah seen at residences and local events. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Fraser, Ms Fred Westerberg, Sally Ann, Woodrow Taylor, Nima Whitehead Clegg, and Roye Rasmus among others as gatherings centered on family connections and shared activities.
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Robert Frasery
Logan
Gene
Idaho
Swain
Bud Swain
Norman Chrishovaley
Garrett
Frank Wert
Earl Somsens
Soda
Raft River
Michael Sibbett
Russell Sibbett
J . Smith
Salt Lake
Jay Samson
Lake of Society
Elaine Taylor
Enoch Valley
Sel
Star Valley
Adele Stoor
Odelle Stoor
Ock Memorial Hospital
Conda
Hans Baker
Sandra
Jay Davis
Scott
Emil Stoors
Mae Branford
Pocatello
Kathrine Nichols
Rock of Ages motif framed in church art and a life lesson
A Rev Harpers essay uses the Rock of Ages image in stained glass to urge sharing blessings and helping others. The piece contrasts stormy scenes with a woman clinging to the cross to save another, urging communal service and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Harpers
Grays Lake Community Notes Include Visits and Events
Local families share weekend visits with relatives in Grays Lake and nearby towns. Reports mention Wayne Peck staying with relatives, the Toone and Fisher families gathering, Salt Lake visitors, a home stove explosion narrowly contained, and various church and social group activities including a nutritionist meeting, a choir outing, and a glass painting session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Peck
Darrell Toone
Bryan
Garth
Michael
Val Fisher
Oxford
Carol Hubbard
Salt Lake City
Wesley Hubbard
Jay Andreason
Blaine
Logan
Utah
Val Gene Andersons
Jack Gibbs
Marilyn Bailey
George Walton
Boyd Whitehead
Carol and
Blake
Eloise
T Bers
Pate Maasay
Vertapne
Shannon Peterson
Allen
Sharon Peterson
Bismarck North Dakota Capital and Local Life
Bismarck, the capital at the heart of the Williston Basin, rises from Fort Lincoln’s site to a growing agricultural hub. The town, once called Burleightown Edwinton and then Bismarck, honors German names and hosts early commerce from fur and buffalo hides to cattle and wheat. The area features large deposits of Ugmite coal near Bismarck, potential cheap power, and a beef-driven economy with expanding modern facilities on its outskirts. Local residents and visitors, including Bud Swain family trips to Wyoming, multiple Utah Idaho connections, and community gatherings, illustrate a busy, developing northern prairie town.
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Clarx
Fort
Mandan
Burleghtown
Ft Lincoln
Edwinton
Bismarck
Germany
North
Tate
North Dakota
Bisnaick
Bud Swain
Irene Albrecht
Hans Baker
Swain
Big Piney
Wyoming
Warren Petersen
Honeyvile
Utah
Lyle Burton
Ruby Fisher
Pocatello
Lee Reese
Henry
Mae Branford
Oscar Vias
Alfred Vias
Lower Valey
Vias
Lila Burton
Aces Herzog
Geneva
Ida
Dan Morgan
C L. Roy
Wesley
Morgan Ranch
Blackfoot River
Ireta Tingey
Centerville
Keith Tingey
Phyllis Tracy
Caribou County
U. S
Williston
Conda Lewis as Lew is News Reporter
Conda Lewis reports on a Relief Society picnic at Hooper Spring with attendees Ruth Lewis Carole Bruce Darlene Davis Scott Evelyn McCammon Beverly Carol Kim Mrs Olsen Lynette Valentine Ellen Ann Hogan Ruth Barger Gayla Colleen Darla and Billy. Downey and Lava Hot Springs visits noted.
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Relief Society
Hooper Spring
Ruth Lewis
Carole Bruce
Darlene Davis
Scott Evelyn McCammon
Beverly Carol
Kim
Mrs Olsen
Lynette Valentine
Ellen Ann Hogan
Ruth Barger
Gayla
Colleen
Darla
Billy
Bill Barger
Downey
Lava Hot Springs
Carl Hemmert
Butte
Montana
Conda
Bob Mendenhall
Pharis Peterson
Bob Mendenhalls
August Wakeman
Idaho Falls
Bus Goodwin
Paso Robles
California
Phans Petersen
Soda Springs
Larry Swann
Blackfoot Reservoir
Bill Chugg
Keith Hymas
Doran Deaton
Robert Hogan
Martin Ruggles
Newsboy Mourns Rockefeller Death in Front Page Wail
A distraught newsdealer sobbed and cried to the headline about John D Rockefeller's death. He clutched the front page and wailed that Rockefeller was dead, insisting the news affected him personally.
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John D Rockerfeller
America
Rockerfeller
Native population centers in Minnesota’s 13 northern reservas
The report notes about 15,000 Indians live mainly in 13 northern Minnesota reservations. Readers are invited to send news by phone or mail to the Sun. Frances Yost may offer a free theatre ticket by calling Sun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon South
Sun
Joyce Johnson
Sun Office
Minnesota
the Sun
Frances Yost
The
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Pocatello's Shop For Women
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Roy Findlay
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Drue Lewis
Emery Benson
Newton
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Lanark
Stanley Bunn
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Gentacoor
Grays
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Conda Lennis
Lewis News
Movatelh States
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Pat Pending
Bob Bolton
Bob
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Matthews
Bohemia
Ed Sullivan
Keller Motor Company
South Third East
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