Grace Area Social and Family News Highlights
Local reports show Norma Rigby and Gladys Coombs from Logan Utah traveling to Salt Lake City and Grace for a week with return on Tuesday. Many residents attend LDS primary conferences in Salt Lake and summer activities, with visitors from Ogden Wendell and Boise joining family gatherings and hospital trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma, Rigby
Gladys Coombs
Logan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Grace
Har Att
I. Alc
Mary Siwain
Ogden
Gem Valley Fair Board Plans Fete
The Gem Valley Fair board met in June to continue plans for the fair. Members include Milton Hartvigson as president Roy Hogan Ist vice president Esther Zieger and Harris Mickelson Jr. in the vice president roles Livestock chair LJ A Toone dairy Brig Young horses Glen Allen swine Ward Harris beef and Eva Jensen heads the livestock department with Leora Trabett Viola Smith Peggy Smith Mary Allen Mary Mickelson and Louette Mickelson as committee chairs. Mrs James McGregor chairs the junior girls department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Valley Fair Board
Milton Hartvigson
Roy Hogan
Bancroft
Ist
Esther Zieger
and. v
Harris Mickelson Jr
LJ. A. Toone
Brig Young
Glen Allen
Ward Harris
Eva Jensen
Ics
Leora Trabett
Viola Smith
Peggy Smith
Mary Allen
Mary Mickelson
Louette Mickelson
James McGregor
Gir
Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Progress In Sewing Projects
Gem Valley 4 H Club met at home of Marion Pack under Caroline Hag land. Girls cut out slips using tailor stacks and received home sewing instructions. Diane Stoddard Janet Anne Burton served refreshments. Subsequent meetings focused on bias tape straps and machine sewing practice with Norma spa and Gloria Weeks handling treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimble Fingers Club
Caroline Hagland
Marion Pack
Diane Stoddard
Janet Anne Burton
America ‘the Beautiful
Adele Merri
Jown Lowe
Ford
Norma Spa
Gloria
Wrights 1853 Policy Table Published After Five Years
Elizur Wright completed and published the Policy Table ii 1853, the policy valuation tables he developed over five years. The work, long in preparation, presents detailed valuation data and methodology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizur Wright
Fragmentary Memoir Fragments From a Dusty Page
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and places including Salt Lake City. The text hints at a trip by Mrs Harold Peterson and Mrs Frank Thomas for an event or conference labeled Mo. A. with disrupted phrases about cheese bread and Grater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peterson
Frak Thomas
Salt Lake City
Mo . A. Canferent
Erosion Of Soil Wastes Money Time Land People
Amos E Pitman and H H Finell warn that wind erosion and soil loss threaten communities. Beaver County declines in population since 1886 as sod houses multiply, drought of 1930s echoes. Conservation urges ongoing soil management, residue, water and crop practices to avert a new dust bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos E. Pitman
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
PMA Committee
Beaver County
Pitman
H. H. Finell
Sil Gorservation Service
Amarillo
Texas
Finnell
Finell
Agricultural Conservation
Secretary Clinton P Anderson Speech on Land Heritage at New Hampshire Event
U S Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson stressed land as a national resource at New Hampshire Conservation Week in Durham. He framed land as our heritage and essential for feeding clothes and shelter, noting 550 million acres of crops with 190 million suitable for cultivation and 100 million in critical condition amid industrial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton P
Anderson
New Hampshire
Durham
Grace Lions Club Luncheon and Officers Installed
Grace Lions Club held a Tuesday luncheon at the high school gym with Ladies Night and installation of officers. Montpelier Lions quartet sang. outgoing president John Wikwall conducted the program. officers installed by Tien Sanders included Heber Smith as president and Loren Jenkins as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lion's Club
Montpelier Lion's Club
John Wikwall
Tien Sanders
Heber Smith
Angus Lasley
Loren Jenkins
Ernest Skinner
George Matthews
Alvin Whitehead
Sam Smith
Lion Tanner
James Raymond
Richard Knight
Dick Smith
Dr. Johnson
Clawson Richardson
John Wiswall
Freeman, Ashbaker
Heber
Wester Jenkins
Jim Raymond
Clawson
Richardson
Heigi Smith
Werth
Howard Peterson
Fred Cooper
Montpelier
Lions Quartet
Tone Ashbaker
Gwen Stalker
First And Second Ward Reif Society Closing Event
The Second Ward church hosted a social closing by the First and Second Ward Reif Society on Tuesday afternoon. Speakers included pioneers and ladies such as Mrs Latham, Mrs Cooper, Dillias Peterson, Anna Chatterton, Elaine Revoir, Helen Burton, Harriet Titus, June Sargent, and Rita Johnson. A program with stories and songs was followed by a served meal for about eighty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciety
Rita Johnson
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H. H- Lloyd
Donna and
Ethelene Andreason
Welsvile
Pauline Murray
Gene
Jack
Ruth Dalton
Updeir
Add
Ray Dalton
Kathryn Bowman
Shirley Jorgensen
Dalton’s
Bishop
Robert Hubbard
Salt Lake
L. D
Stanley Harrison
E. F. Ziegler
Fred and
Chase Wing
T. Salmon
DeLone Taylor
Idale Falls
Logan Ashbaker
George Hump
Caribou Hospital
Lowell Thomas
Wendell
Virgil
Ft. Hall
Verland
Elwood
Joyce
Vere
Weeks
Lowell
Thomas and Families
Lucile
Verle Fluharts
of Eden
Mathias Lowe
St. Benedict Hospital
Pat Peterson
Washington, D.C
Janet Lowe
Rex Whitehead
Rex
L. de S
Pital
Hayward Baker
Freeman Ashbaker Lome
Bertha Kirkham
Los Angeles
California
Gen Fraser
Roy Longenbahn
Scott McClellan
Pocatello
Avis Bridgett
Boise
Hollis
Moroni Farsworth
Lava Hot , Springs
H. H. Lloyd
Gail Lowe
Ang
Son
Malad
Milton Hartvigsen
Dorothy Dalton
Chadwick
Joyce Paige
Elva Miles
Mildred Ransom
Deli Thompson
Tremonton, Utal
Hhis Father
Grace Opera House
C. A. Orr, Mer. Grace, Idaho
Briday and
Saturrhay
Bette Davis
Paul Henreid
Siliibae
Tale Naa Eo
Chogitastaire
Gem Valley Fair ‘Board
Gem Valley 4-H Club News
Cuba
Thomas
Tor Thesday
Yast
Straneth
Grace, Tsuho
Grace Lion’s Club
Reif Society
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