Visiting kin drop in during Bloomington gathering
Bloomington hosts Mr and Mrs Kent Stocks Earl Tippett and John Godfrey with Rayline of Brigham City Utah. Mr and Mrs Thomas Piggott entertain Wayne Stock family Blackfoot Susan Piggott Logan Stephany Steele and Jane Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Paynes
Mrs
Kent Stocks
Earl Tippettetts
Georgetown
John Godfrey and
Rayline
Brigham City
Utah
Thomas Piggott
Wayne Stock Family
Blackfoot
Susan Piggott
Logan
Stephany Steele
Jane Williams
Cyril Jacobson
Ax Jacobsons
Joe Elson
Bountiful
Notes on Visits From Area Residents
Notes show visitors at local homes including Mrs. Everett Gardner from Kearns Utah and Mr. and Mrs. C M Reay from Randolph. Jo an Hart of Salt Lake City visited the Alfred Hart home. Mrs. Nyle Nelson and Mrs. Van Nelson of Paris were also recorded as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Piggott
Everett Gardner
Kearns
Utah
C. M. Reay
Randolph
LeRoy Ward
Salt Lake City
Joan Hart
Alfred Hart
Nyle Nelson
van Nelson
Paris
Local Visits and Weekend Guests Reported
Recent social notes record visits: Lauralee Laker and Kent Gardner from USU stayed with Asa and Mary Madsen and Dennis Madsen hosted a friend from Pocatello. Athol Stone and Ruby Dunford hosted by Stone family. Virginia Bolton and Cyril Jacobson and many others wintered in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauralee Laker
Kent Gardner
USU
Asa Madsen
Dennis Madsen
Athol Stone of
Bountiful
Ruby Dunford
Virginia Bolton
Logan
Weekend visitors and family gatherings across Ogden area
The report lists numerous visits by LaVell Dean Phil Lip Ward and others to Ogden and nearby towns. It notes funerals attended in St Charles and Brigham City, and a new baby for Ogden residents Mr. John Carlin Jr. and Mrs. Cecil Thornock’s family. The Daly, Thornock, Bunderson, and Kunz families feature repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Bunderson
DeLorn Nelson
Alma Findlay
Don Thornock
Hulme Dunford
St. Charles
John Carlin, Jr
Ogden
Cecil Thornock
Thornock family visitors and quilting bee noted
LeRoy Thornock visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thornock and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thornock recently. Don Haddock of Montpelier called on J.B. Haddock. Dennis Madsen and a friend were Sunday visitors. William C. Piggott home hosted Everett Gardner and family of Kearns Claude Reay of Randolph and Merrill Piggott. Lois Thomas hosted a quilting bee for Violet Nelson Ingz Findlay Lula Reese Nola Badcock nee ayne Alaire H Norma dock and arene Jess Matthews of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Thornock
Cecil Thornock
Carl Thornock
Don Haddock
Montpelier
J.B. Haddock
Dennis Madsen
William C. Piggott
Everett Gardner
Kearns
Claude Reay
Randolph
Merrill Piggott
Lois Thomas
Violet Nelson
Ingz Findlay
Lula Reese
Nola Badcock Neeayne
Alaire H Normadock
Arene Jess Matthews
Liberty
Linda Batemans Visited Salt Lake City Family
Linda Bateman of Salt Lake City spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, the Ray Batemans, over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Batemans
Salt Lake City
the Ray Batemans
Thornock Family Noted Visitors in Poca Ello
Mr and Mrs Willard Thornock and family were noted as visitors in Poca Ello, with local residents saying they stopped briefly and left after a warm greeting.
Mr and Mrs Nephi Chase Visit Dayton Area
Mr and Mrs Nephi Chase of Dayton visited Mrs Clarissa Ward. The brief note records a social call or visitation, reflecting a common community notices style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Chase
Dayton
Clarissa Ward
Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bloomington
Vera Dunford
Ricks College
Mountain States Telephone
Hereford Brand
Tri-State Inc
Montpelier, Idaho
Doyle Nelson
Thomas I
LaVell, Dean and
Phillip Ward
Aire, Merittiggott and Family
Blanche Piggott
Geo. Painter
Stanley Dunn
Verden Thornock
Benny In Grace
LeGrand Kunz
Lorenzo Lewis
Larry Kunz
Bunderson
Lee Williams
Pocatello
Bertha Thornock
Bruce Thornock
Tabernacle
Art Polad
Roy
Vernon Bateman
Lester Armatage
DéLorn Nelson
Son
Baby
Willard Thornock
Pocaello
Wein Groce
Allinger
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