Crowded Out Weal Mr and Mrs Clifford Stevenson Visit Bancroft
The article recounts a weekend of visits in Bancroft as Mr and Mrs Clifford Stevens on and family host relatives from Mountain Home Fruit Heights Provo and Bancroft. It notes Hyrum Call funeral attendees including Chris Call Margene Stevenson and Lynn Stanger with families from Pocatello Port Arthur Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Stevenson
Mountain Home
Parley Schenk
Stevensons
Glenn Schenk
Frank Barker
Schenk
Fruit Heights
Utah
Jerry Maughan
Marianne Schenk
Maughans
Chris Call
David
Margene) Stevenson
Pocatello
Mrs
Lynn
Sharon) Stanger
Port Arthur
Washington
Social News Briefs From Blackfoot And Surrounding Areas
Grubby and a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Low ell Jackman of Blackfoot. Drift Faulkner and family from Seattle visit Iola Faulkner and sons and attend Grace Friday. Twin boys born to Stuart Hatch and wife Sept. 9. grandparents listed. Bancroft American Legion Auxiliary installs officers. Local visits include Hyrum Miles family trips to Blackfoot fair and extended travel to Ogden Logan and other Utah towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lila) Jackman
Blackfoot
Drift Faulkner
Seattle
Wash
Iola Faulkner
Iola
LaRee
Rae Lee
Grace
Valero
Bennett
Drift
U.S. Navy
Long Beach
Calif
Washington
Stuart Hatch
Ogden
Ransom Hateh
Mervin Bodily
Lewiston
Utah
Virginia Ruger’s
Hyrum Miles
Mae Miles
David Miles
Grays Lake Notes Highlight Local Visits and Lodge Activities
Local notes recount visits from Mr. and Mrs. Leith Samsen and Elaine Stoor in Utah on business. The Jensen family from Rupert visited Florence Jensen. Lois Tingey spent time in Idaho Falls with sisters. Relief Society quilts were made for Doris Gentry. UPW luncheon in Soda Springs and a Mount Caribou Cow Belles meeting are noted. A benefit dance was planned and a check given to Ida Anderson for Rest Home work. Several locals traveled to Logan, Salt Lake City, and Bountiful for business and attended funeral services for Clara Cazier in Afton. The piece closes with hunting season remarks and a visitor from San Diego, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Jensen
Darrell McLain
Logan
Fred Schenk
McLains
Ogden
E. Glenn Banks
J. BE. Black
Bob Carroll
Kaysville
Vern Sorensen
Brigham City
Utah
Jensen
Leith Samsen
Elaine Stoor
Oscar Vias
Idaho Falls
Gerald
Melvin’ Jensen
Jim
Rupert
Florence Jensen
Lois Tingéy
Idaho
Relief ’ Society
Doris Gentry
Potek
Imana
W.O
Mount Catibou
Wesley Vids
Ririe
LaMar Vias
Jack’,Nuffer
Lois Baker
Melvin Jensen
Carmen Tingey
Salt Lake City
Bountiful
John ‘Soderman
Henry
Lawrence Jones
Charles Carier
Clara Cazier
Afton
Conservation Officers Report Sees Cougar Population Mixed
Fifty district conservation officers reported for the season with 80 percent noting no clear change in cougar numbers. Six percent saw an increase and eleven percent observed a downward trend. The harvest fell to 114 from 143 in 1969 70, below the ten year average of 129.
Igran wheat herbicide promises fall weed control
Geigy Agricultural Chemicals pitches Igran as a fall applied wheat herbicide to suppress cheatgrass, snowweed, mustards, and other annual weeds. It claims safety to wheat, allows seeding-time and post-seeding use, and can save up to 10 bushels per acre versus waiting for 2 4 D, despite higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geigy Agricultural Chemicals
Ciba-Geigy Corporation
Ardsley
New York
Igranty Geigy
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Bob) Carpenter
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