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A re-union of the Cobbley family honoring the memory of the late James Cobbley and his wife, Emma Thorne Cobbley, was held at the Riverside hall on Thursday, with about seventy-five relatives and friends in attendance including children and grand children. Din ner was served at too a ad the fol lowig program was given: Welcome song by grandchildren; prayer, Wil liam Crawford; song, Oh Yo Mountains High ; welcome address, G. J. Cobbley; biography of Mr. and Mrs. James Cobbley by their grand son Rulon Parke; song “Dearest Name, Evelyn, Zola ,and Lowell Yancey; reading, Mrs. C. J. Cobbley; song, Mrs. Ray Coddington of Pleasant Grove, Utah; remarks, Bishop G. H. Smith; reading, Dorothy Cobb trio, May, Helen and Virginia Parks; remarks, Will iam Crawford; address, David Thornton of Pleasant Grove; solo, Mre, H. M. Wray; solo, Lena Bat cock; Spanish dance, Dorothy Cob bley; dialogue, Virginia Parks and Laura Gooch. Just before the close of the program a lunch was served, a feature of which was a birthday cake to commorate the memory of James Cobbley and at this time a toast to the departed father and he was given by George Cob ley. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cobbley, Mr. and Mrs. David Thorne, Mrs. Fred Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Balter, Mrs. Ray Coddington and Mrs. Jessie Jeppson all of Pleasant Grove, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cobbley of Aberdeen and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cobbley of Shelley,
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Blackfoot Idaho Republican
Blackfoot, Idaho, US
Thu, Sep 28, 1922
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