Closing Exercises At Cardston Junior High
Cardston junior high held its first closing exercises Friday in the Second Ward chapel to honor 52 graduates. A banquet opened the event, with speeches from teacher and board members, musical solos, a chorus, and remarks urging graduates to pursue education, become good citizens, and contribute to peace, followed by a school dance in the gym.
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CARDSTON
Cardston junior high school
Second Ward
Muriel Neubaurer
Jackie Kear
Jean Olsen
Thelma Smith
Bable Gareau
Laurence Heninger
Dowdle
aple
Darrel Butler
Loreen Hinman
Loran Godfrew
Mass Evelyn Bostock
Sam Baker
Wayne Olsen
Wm. Blackmore
Dean Jensen
Wilbur Earl
C. Merkley
Sir Henry Newbolt
Rheta Haslam
Hinman
Cardston gymnasium
Claresholm Man Is Laid To Rest
Severin Pedersen 55 died after a three year illness. Born in Jutland Denmark he came to Canada in 1916 lived Banff then Claresholm district farming until ill health. Survived by wife Elizabeth Yorgasen four sons Leonard James Charles Gary one brother in Nanaimo B C. Funeral at White Chapel with Bishop Geo Whitehead and Rev O H Haugen. interment in Claresholm cemetery.
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CLARESHOLM
HNS
Severin Pedersen
Pedersen
Jutland
Denmark
Canada
Banff
Elizabeth Yorgasen
Hospital Patient Meldrum in St Michael's Hospital
Mrs H Meldrum is listed as a patient at St Michael's hospital in Lethbridge.
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NEW DAYTON
H. Meldrum
St Michael’s hospital
Lethbridge
Recent Graduate Byron Palmer Returns for Summer
Byron C Palmer, a recent State Agricultural College Logan Utah BSc irrigation engineering graduate, has returned to the city to summer with his parents Mr and Mrs A E Palmer. He studied at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute and two years at the University of Alberta. Mr and Mrs Palmer and their daughter Mrs Eileen Palmer Smith attended the graduation.
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BYRON C. PALMER
B.S&e
State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Byron C Palmer
A E Palmer
Byron
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Palmer
Eileen Palmer Smith
Last Rites For Late Mrs. Prince
Funeral services were held in Cardston for Mrs Sarah Ellen Prince 75 a pioneer and mother of eight who died in Cardston hospital. The Beazer chapel was filled with family and friends as bishops and church leaders spoke of her resilience and faith. Interment followed at Beazer cemetery beside her husband James Prince. She was born December 14 1873 in Nephi Utah and moved to Canada in 1898. She leaves eight sons and one daughter 84 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren plus two sisters.
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CARDSTON
HNS
Beazer chapel
Sarah Ellen Prince
Cardston hospital
Glen Broad
head
E. M Peterson
Cardston Second Ward
Komm
Christensen
LaMar Prince
Lyle Prince
Worth Earl
Mulloy Prince
Ronald Prince
Bobby Lye
Mountain View
Spencer Wilde
Julia Neilson
Earl Peterson
Stanley Earl
George Peterson
Prince
Beazer
G. S Brewerton
J. F Anderson
Karl Williams
Galilee
Broadhead
Elva Beazer
O J. Davidson
Roy Oakey
Roy Beazer
Utah
Nephi
James Prince
Canada
Relief Society
LDS Church
Temple
Frank Earl
James, Vernon
Clifford
Glenwood
Elmo
Edmonton
Edward
Rosemary
Herb
Marion
Leland
Mae Moir
Boulder
Montana
Rose Peterson
California
Birthday Party Honors Manilyn Cahoon Eight Years Old
Mrs Cahoon entertained a group of youngsters on the occasion of her daughter Manilyns eighth birthday at New Dayton Hins venue.
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NEW DAYTON
HINS
Drumheller Woman Visiting Cardston Home
Mrs D A Oliver of Drumheller is visiting the Oliver home in Cardston during a local visit.
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CARDSTON
HNS
D A. Oliver of
Drumheller
Oliver
Injured Cowboy and Town Notices Across Southern Alberta
Reports from Vulcan Foremost and Champion detail injuries, relocations, and local events. Included are a cowboy with a fractured arm after a spill in Albuquerque, families moving to Picture Butte and Milk River, staff appointments at the University of Alberta, and Legion activities in Foremost and Medicine Hat with Decoration Day plans.
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SPRING COULEE
Bryan Brown
Magrath
BUTTE
PICTURE BUTTE
Patton
Wm Simpson
RCAF
Savoy Coffee Shop
VULCAN
Louis Palmer
Albuquerque
New Mexico
MILK RIVER
Elwood Myers
Myers
IRELAND
HNS
Otto Loose
WATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK
Chief Mountain
BAIRDS
Raymond Lions to Operate Raymond Stampede
The Raymond Lions Club will run the annual stampede this year under new management. Karl Wilde becomes manager with Jack L. Evans as secretary. Board members include M T King Rulon Dahl J Golden Snow Jack Kenny Matt Ralph and Mayor William Jensen. Clark Lund is arena director. A big parade opens July 1 and the gala program is outlined.
Raymond School Work Displayed at High School
In Raymond the eighth to tenth grade home economics display showcased a variety of student crafts. Miss Pawlowsk praised the work seen in embroidery, sewing, and handicrafts while noting cooking was thoroughly taught but not on display. Lunch was served to visitors.
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GROTON
HNS
Tagona
Bob Baird
Pinche Creek
U. OF A
VULCAN
Gordon E Myers
Langdale
MEDICINE HAT
Canadian Legion BESS
Riverside Park
Hillside cemetery
RAYMOND
Raymond high school
heege
Miss Pawlowsk
Raymond and New Dayton Legion Branches Meet Wednesday
The Raymond and New Dayton Legion branches will hold a joint general meeting in the Hungarian wall at Raymond on Wednesday June 9 at 8 pm. Paul Woolley will report on the Dominion convention in Saskatoon as a delegate for both branches. An executive session will precede the meeting to discuss July 1 plans and a parade float. An entertainment program with music games and refreshments will follow. The Raymond Memorial Building Fund shows ongoing growth, with a $22.50 addition from the Japanese Canadian Citizenship Association and previous totals of 1204.28 and 1246636 plus 188.18 from events.
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RAYMOND
HNS
Legionnaires
New Dayton
Hungarian wall
Paul Woolley
Canadian Legion
Saskatoon
Legion hall
Legionnnaires
Rae Attwood
Tom Roberts
Health Improves In Groton After Treatment
Mr Prank Walls was on the sick list last week after two days of treatments in Lethe bridge. He is home again and feeling much better.
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GROTON
Mr Prank Walls
Lethe bridge
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