BloomingON Family Reunions and Local Travel Notes
Bloominton area residents host family gatherings while relatives visit from Portland, Salt Lake, Brig ham City and California. The piece lists many names, including Mr and Mrs Hyrum Thompson and Mrs Edna Cox, with a family reunion at the Thompson home and notes on schooling, service, and canyon outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Cox
Gary
Portland
Oregon
Hyrum Thompson
Cox
Edna Thompson
Melba Larson
Donna
Barbara Ann
Grand Junction
Colorado
Edna Cox
Fred O Boehme
Yvonne
Myrtle
Murray
Utah
Andrew S. Thompson
Nancy
Bobbie
Pocatello
Sam Gillette
Gay
Gary and
Garth
Logan
Joshua Ashton
Woodruff
Mary Stewart
Evanston
Wyo
Gay and Lynn
George Lamborm
Salt Lake
Lanark area visits and rodeo trips reported
Local families in Lanark and nearby towns hosted visitors from Ogden Paris and Fish Haven over the weekend and to a Union meeting in Paris. News notes include military son Arnell in Europe and a chemistry class exchange question about major contributions with a student answer.
Local War Era News From St Charles Area Families
Sgt Alfred Peterson writes his parents in St Charles from Luzon while Don Peterson nears Rome and Lorin recovers in an Indian rest camp. Rosella Irwin and her sailor friend visit the Brig Irwin home as Rosella works at Ogden. Clarkston Utah residents visit Patience Erickson and Carl Clark children. Malmburg family member is Clarkston district principal. James V Wilson returns home on furlough followed by Kent Wilson from Portsmouth NH. brief family visit. Arnell family welcomes a grandson born 8 lb 6 oz. Camp Ellis dad involved. Arnells visit Kemmerer to meet grandson. Nola and Darlene Horton return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peterson
Charles Peterson
Luzon
Don Peterson
Rome
Lorin
India
Joe Malmburg
Jo Ann
Clarkston
Utah
Patience Erickson
Carl Clark
Malmburg
James V. Wilson
St. Charles
W. A. Wilson
B. Kent Wilson
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
N. H
James
Kent
Monda
Bert Arnell
Gaa
Wendell Mecham
Kemmerer Hospital
Camp Ellis
Ill
Arenells
Kemmerer
Nola
Darlene Horton
Arnell
Civilian jeep priced at $1050 by OPA
The civilian peacetime jeep is set at $1090 by the OPA. It is designed to aid farmers and ranchers and will include several attachments and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEEP
OPA
Fish Haven News Finds New Correspondent and Local Notices
Fish Haven greets a change in leadership as Mrs. Wenonah Shirley succeeds Mrs. Fern Pope in the local column. Reports detail visits from Salt Lake, Ogden, and Evanston relatives, rodeos in Preston and Soda Springs, and a ward Primary graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Pope
Fish Haven
Wenonah Shirley
Local visitors and community notices fill Lake Town page
The Lake Town column records visits from Mrs Guella Eller and family in Logan, Randall Kearl moving into the old Kearl hotel, and multiple local gatherings. It notes a funeral for Mrs Mary J. Kearl Ashley in Montpelier, vacation plans, and a surprise birthday party for Mrs Elda Weston. The page also includes agricultural notes on dairy cows, dry periods before freshening, water quality, and silage timing with references to Extension Circulars and university guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Local Notes and Movements Across Laketown and Logan
Sidney Pugmire spent Monday in Laketown. Ruth Hemmert returns from Bear Lake hospital greatly improved though weak. Maurine Welling and daughter Theone visit Logan on business and pleasure. St Jacobsen guests Virginia Hemmert’s home. Prof S E Clark tunes pianos in Logan. Joe Spidell returns from California on furlough amid overseas talk. Miss Virginia Hemmert leaves Salt Lake Paris Co for Nurse Corps service en route to New York for reporting August Std. Congratulations Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Welling
Theone
Logan
Joe Spidell
California
Mr. Spidell
Virginia Hemmert
Paris Co
Salt Lake
Uncle Sam
Lorenzo Hemmert
Montpelier
New York
Virginia
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Bloomington
Flor Woolston
Alfred A. Hart
Irs
Myrna Markam
Max
Ernest Payne
Pfe Willard Thornock
Ruth Adams of
Montelier
Father Findlay
Air Force
Ralph Findlay
Farner
Hill Field
Howard Ward
Hulme Dunford
Philip Hulme
Irene Ward
Helen Jean Ward
Everett Mecham
J. Dunford
Asa Madson
Bloom
Ington
Frank Tingey
Bloomington Canyon
Weldon Payne
Reed
Albert Payne
Weldon
Elymone Strooker
Brigham City
Geo Ward
Bob
Arnie
Lanark News
Dean Huntley
Grace Adrich
Arch Parker
Laura Poulsen
Eizo Poulsen
Harlan Eborn
Theo Nelson
Baby
Leo F. Passey
Preston
LeGrand Pendrey
Walter Earley
Joseph Parker
Snake River Country
Ernest Howell
Clifford Skinner
Dingle
Arthur Eborn
Paris
Benjamin Hymas of
Liberty
Darrell
Emma W. Porter
Ila
Ovid
Joseph F Beck
ST. Charles News
Rosella Irwin
Irwin
Rosella
Ogden
Bear Lake
McBride
West
Juanita Howell
Kammerath Jewelry Store
Bear Lake County Fair Grounds
Fish Haven News
Shirla Howell
Alfred Howell
Rayola
Ghirla
Arnold Erickson
Alta Payne
Arnold Ericksons
Ernie Howell
Mr. Howell
Ray
Russell Cottle
Bride of
Mr. Cottle
Ward Chapel
Primary Association
Coca Johnson
Margaret Willis
LuJuan Earley
Alice Robinson
Donna Barley
Larry and
Beryl Loveland
Don and
June H. Loveland
BFS
Henry Shirley
Dean Smith
Mehlon Beyeler
Jay Nelson
Goff Stalder
Soda Springs
Lenore Stock
Frank
Findlay
U.s.war Bonds
Laketown News
Guella Eller
LuRene
Ronnie
Barbara Norris
Robert Marshall
Marl Passey
Randolph
Ideal Beach
Joseph A. Cheney
Monta Fisher
Mac Aquihart
Ruth Adams
Ross Cheney
Randall Kearl
The
Swan Creek Electric Company
Kearl
Earl Grimmett
Albert Weston
Earl
Italy
Mary J. ‘Kear
Ashley
James van Vleet
Wilma Kearl
Jean Cook
Willis EB. Kearl
Lee Hawkins
Spencer
Star Valley
Weldon Hborn
Grandma Sophia Anderson
Darrell Hawkins
George Zimmerman
Janet
Pasadena
Calif
Sarah My‘ra
Hassell Myers
Mrs. Richards
Clarence Cheney
Raymond Hsterholdt
Garden City
Vara Cheney
Harmon Cheney
Wilson Newcomb
Lamborn
Mrs Newcomb
Elda Weston
Uncle Bob
Kraft Dairy Farm Service
Alabama
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Kraft Cheese Company
Sidney Pugmire
Laketown
Ruth Hemmert
Bear Lake Hospital
St. Jacobsen
S. E. Clark
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