Laketown Community News Recaps Quiet Signals and Mirrored Growth
Sunday activities feature priesthood session with Elders Cook Tueller and Longhurst and a large Sunday School turnout. Bloomington M. N. A. hosts music from The Exiles and a talk on Mormon pioneers. Town visitors include Lambron, Alley, Gatterthwaite, Kearl and Davis. Road work progress gets five hundred dollar support with widening slated. Widespread rainfall refreshes crops as weather cools. Local elders attend quorum in Garden City. Pearl E Alley named Primary Stake Board member after neck abscess surgery.
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Jup Ee
J. W. Cook
Christian Tueller
Charles
Longhurst
Roy A. Welker
Ezra Stucki
Morris Low
Bear Lake L.D
Bloomington
Alfred Osmond
Bilder
H. H. Broomhead
Titer-Mountain-West
Liberty Ward
George EB. Lamborn
Salt Lake
John §. Alley
Midvate
John T. Gatterthwaite
Dlla
Sylvia
Weston
Galt Lake
John
Gheen
Willis Bros
Barton
St Charles Chats Highlight Weekend Gatherings and Visits
Sunday sacrament talks featured Bishop Peterson and Mr. Jensen while the Paris Second ward M I A staged an evening program. The community welcomed Ada Jensen and children for a three week stay with Charles Windley, and Lady Any Jensen departed to Sod Springs after a Windley visit. Notables visited from Fairview Wyoming and Brigham City as families gathered for reunions and outings at Lakota and Laketown with many relatives attending a large picnic and sports.
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Hannah Nelson
Peterson
Jensen
Paris Second Ward
Ada Jensen
Charles Windley
Misa Any Jensen
Windley
Sodz“Springs
J. Allred
Fairview
Wyo
H. S.rich
Sidney Pugmire
Laketown
Lionel Pugmire
Hazel
Lauriel Pugmire
Salt Lake
N. E. Pugmire
Paris
Franklin Pugmire
J. R. Pugmire
Logan
Parley Bates
Delbert Pugmire
Wm. Moyes
Fish Haven
E. C. Cleveland
D. C. Laker
Joseph
Bunderson Famil
St. Charles Big Creek Canyon
Bunderson
H. C. Keetch
Kemmerer
Basel Bennett
Vernal
Utah
Christina Wilhelmsen
Lulu Lee
Atalina Thompson
Eda Young
Ina
Fred
Mary Shepherd
Leslie Shepherd
Yellowstone Park
Oliver Floyd
Montpelier Hospital
fies—Arvilia
Pugmire
Effie Wilson
Erma Stock
Irene Crossley
Lucy Hymas
Haying Season Progresses Despite Mild Weather
Charles Hendee assists with haying as ideal weather continues through the first crop harvest. Men are busy gathering wild hay, taking advantage of favorable conditions to complete the task.
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Charles Hendee
Visitors and obituaries mark Morgan Utah social notes
Mr and Mrs Carl A Wahlstrom of Morgan Utah visited relatives and friends with Mr Wahlstrom returning home Monday Mrs Wahlstrom staying briefly Mrs John Kearl of Cardston Canada revisits after twenty five years formerly Lilly Gibbons eldest daughter of Bishop Joseph Gibbons Logan Seventh Ward Mr and Mrs Sidney Nebeker rent G G Wright lake shore summer home for August visits Death of Mrs Peter Johnson of Logan after two years of illness Funeral attendances noted for Theo Hildt Alex Johnson and Paul Spence Mrs Myrtle Lambert sister to Theo Hildt and Alex Johnson visiting relatives Mrs G W Sprouse travels to Salt Lake to visit daughter Geneva Rhorer Geo A Whittington and wife return to Ogden after Garden City vacation Bishop C W Pope and family depart for Lone Tree Wyoming to hay six weeks Mrs Winnifred Moore of Vaughn Montana visits her parents Victor and _____ Satterthwaite.
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Carl A. Wahlstrom
Morgan
Utah
Wahlstrom
John Kearl
Cardston
Canada
Kearl
Lilly Gibbons
Joseph_Gibbons
Logan Seventh Ward
Sidney Nebeker
G. G. Wright
Lake Shore
Sidney
Peter Johnson
Logan
Johnson
Theo. Hildt
Alex Johnson
Paul_Spence
Myrtle Lambert
G. W. Sprouse
Salt Lake
Geneva Rhorer
Geo. A. Whittington
Ogden
Garden City
C. W. Pope
Tree
Wyo
Winnifred Moore
Vaughn
Montana
Victor Satterthwaite
After the Ball A Dashing Phase in Gay Bohemia
The passage depicts the morning after a famed artist ball with rain, vanishing taxis, smeared makeup, missing costumes, lost wigs, separated lovers, and silent spouses. It contrasts the grim dawn with a lingering urge for bohemian revelry and carefree union.
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Bohemia
Vanity Fair
Language All Their Own
The wandering tinkers of northern England speak Shelta a survival of Anglo-Saxon language unintelligible to most English readers.
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England
Rich Family Reunion Planned at Fish Haven
The Rich family holds a reunion on Monday August 8 1927 at Fish Haven Bear Lake County Idaho to commemorate the 118th birth anniversary of Apostle Charles C Rich. Chairman Hebha C Rich and Secretary Standley Rich urge all family branches to attend.
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Fish Haven
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Apostle Charles C. Rich
Hebha C. Rich
Salmon Prevents Goitre Says New Science Discovery
A Seattle study finds canned salmon is high in iodine, aiding goitre prevention. Experts note iodine is crucial when the thyroid gland is iodine starved, and advise medical advice if the gland is enlarged. Households are urged to include salmon several times weekly in meals.
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Dae ‘Eotas
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Utah
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Seattle
National Canners’ Association
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