Local Residents Attend Conferences and Visitions
Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith Hoge travel to Salt Lake City for a conference. Freda Welker from University of Idaho Southern Branch visits her parents. Olga Hoge heads to Moscow to resume studies at the University of Idaho. Mrs. Sarah Shepherd returns from visiting Earl Rich in Pocatello and Wendell Rich in Grace. Mrs. O. Moore hosts a bridge club with Mrs. Chenney, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bryden, Mrs. New, and Mrs. Moore. Chenney wins high, Moore second. Rodney Tunks, Idaho South student, spends spring vacation with his parents. Mrs. Leslie Bolton is critically ill with pneumonia. Melvin Whitehead and Grace residents visit S. J. Athay. Mignon Shepherd returns to Salt Lake to study at Bryant High School.
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W._. Smith Hoge
Salt Lake City
Freda Welker
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Olga Hoge
Moscow
University of Idaho
Sarah Shepherd
Earl Rich
Pocatello
Wendell Rich
Grace
O. Moore
Charles Chenney
Ellis Taylor
Mrcs
Sam V. Tunks
Leslie Bolton
Melvin Whitehead
S. J. Athay
James
Ardith Beck
The
Joseph Beck
Lanark
Jean Clark
Moreland
Alice Sleight
Francis Bunn
Keford Furniture Co
Catherine Innes
Ogden
Utah
Child
Provo
Montpelier Martena
Scaroll
iMr
Mirs
Tom Jones
Mfont‘pelier
Jones
Mrr
Alvin Peterson
St. Charles
Fern Fisher
Beth Richards Leoner Johnson
Lucille Spencer
Mombers
Lernora Spencer
Salt Lake
Jean Hoge
Smith Passey
St. Anthony
Jeans
Ruby Hammond
Pearl Hoge
Bill Scogings
Elmer Lewis
Wilford Lewis
Conda
John Lewis
Idaho Billiards
Montpelier
Ezra Lewis
Conds
Lewis
Stanley Rich
Monpelier
Paris
Ryle Christiansen
Bloomington
Ezra Hulme
Benningon
Archie Bee
T. L. Austin
Liberty
Court House
Justin N. Phelps
John Schicx
Mompelier Lions
Elcc
Glenn Peterson
Carlton Rowe
Sam Ferguson
Paris Drng Co
Rex Clayton
Lester Allred
Salt-Lake
Idaho
van Ness Wellentine
Charles Parker
Ovid
Gwendon Crawford
Logan
Loyd Carter
F. T. Shepherd
J. C. Rich Motor Company
Mahanri Collings, Jr
Zion's National Park
Douglas Shepherd
U. of U. Opent
Walter Roknor
Earl Shepherd
Hom
L. T Buxton
R. L. Walte
Ralph Sommers
J R. Pugmire
Oliver Wilcox
Bingle
Bryan Athay
Lois Scheele
Rupert
L. T. Buxton
Local Parish News and Social Roundup in Montpelier
Montpelier area residents gather for visits and social events as Ardith Beck and Jean Clark travel from the U to stay with friends. Various updates note visitors from Provo, Bloomington, and Salt Lake City, plus Easter celebrations, shop ads, and upcoming community activities at Paris Pavilion and local firms.
Church Leaders Rally As 109th Conference Opens
President Heber J Grant spoke from bed to a crowd of 8,000 at the Mormon Tabernacle for the 109th general conference. He outlined progress, noted church finances and welfare spending, and urged obedience as the church faced hard times amid a strong financial report by David O McKay showing offerings rose to 431100 and unemployment fell from 7160 to 6817.
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Heber J. Grant
Sny Pn
David O. McKay
Mjormon
Grant
McKay
Grant lauds church progress and faith in Mormon welfare
President Grant lauds the church’s accomplishments and welfare program, praising donors and the faith of Latter-Day Saints. He notes 100 years of missionary work, cites Orson Pratt as a great astronomer, and expresses gratitude for rapid donations and new buildings amid a tough period. He concludes with a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Grant
Joseph Smith
Orson-Prast
McKay
Town Hopeful After Unknown Incident
fragmentary note thanks community for truth and safety, expressing faith and blessing. mentions Chow and surviving. no clear event, date, or location provided.
European Rattle Snakes Compared to Rattlers
The article describes vipers as the European equivalent of rattlesnakes noting smaller size and non deadly bites. It states vipers deliver a tetanus like reaction and prefer dry sunny sands, avoiding moisture.
Why They Were Roundheads In Charles I Era
In the reign of Charles I a Parliamentary party wore hair cut short and were derisively called Roundheads by Cavaliers who favored ringlets.
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Charles I
Tea Drinking in Early America by Dutch Influences
The text asserts tea drinking was introduced to America by the Dutch to meet the social expectations of New Amsterdam’s grand dames, framing a colonial cultural adoption.
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America
New Amsterdam
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