Lanark Community Notes Include Sports Win and Social News
Lanark and St Charles ball teams played softball with Lanark winning. A nine and a half pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs LaGrange Brcanbrack. Relatives from Paris Cokeville and Liberty visited here. Relief Society met for quilt blocks and refreshments. Berry picking and a ward party with a bonfire and games occurred. Obituary note: William Parker of Newton Utah, formerly of Lanark, died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Lanark
Melvin Passey
Yellowstone Park
Hugh Shepherd
Paris
Alton Michaelson
Harlan Eborn
St. Carlos
LaGrande Brcanbrack
Brcanbrack
Pearl Roberts
Owen Roberts
Lee Toomer
Cokeville
Delwin Orr
John Roberts
Calvin Poulsen
Liberty
Agnes Toomer
Relief Society
Margaret Eggley
Coleen’ King
Clifford King
Ashton
Edith Taylor
Francis Bunn
Weldon Hess
Clarence Passey
Alma Poulsen
DeLoris
Eunice Morgan
Alfred Keetch
William Parker
Newton
Utah
Local residents visit relatives and travel notes gathered
Several families and individuals from the area are noted visiting relatives in Utah California and Idaho. Mentions include Bill Long Norma Long traveling to Utah and Carol Frederickson visiting Maida Hymas in Tooele Utah. Revels of reunions and show attendance are recorded along with a Mutual Glen trip to Lakota.
April Battle Month Quoted For U S Wars Start
A historic note calls April the battle month as four major U S wars began in this month. The label reflects collective military history and calendars tied to United States conflicts.
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United States
Local residents visit and health updates in St Charles
Mrs Nancy H Allred returns from Georgetown accompanied by daughter Dora Thompson of Pocatello. Ill health limits improvement. Dora Thompson stays to help. Other locals include Sherry Pugmire recovering rheumatic fever and several visitors from Logan Oakley and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy H. Allred
Georgetown
Dora Thompson
Pocatello
Stanford Pugmire
Mira
Johnson
Oaklay
California
Steve Johm
Johnsons
J. R. Pugmire
Jean
Logan
Sand
Garl
Garl -“Writehrich Amit
R. R. Pugmire
Josephine Blade
Fish Haven
Effie Stock
Stock
Alice Moore
Floyd Ederge
Ogden
Utah
E. C. Keetch
Helen Johnson
Louise Keetch
Virginia Walker
Pleasant Grove
Verna Goddard
Salt Lake City
M.I.A. General Board
M T.A
Paris
Joseph J. Cannon
Bro
Christenson
Salt Lake
Miss Walker
Keetch
Rosella Irwin
Laketown
Virginia
Sarah Young
Norma Arnel
Baby
Garden City
Velma Wilks
Fréd Lutz
Lanore Arnell
Nada
Irene Reed
Reed
Baketown
Augustus Peterson
DeLloyd Arnell
Kemmerer
Wyo
Norman Winterbottom
Wyoming
Winterbottom
Ina—Jean Stauffer
Oakland
Calif
Grams
Mra
Melvin Hogensen
Kenne
Local Bern Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Visits
Mrs Mae T Kunz traveled to Cokeville Wyoming last Tuesday. The Kunz and related families joined a Stake Mission Temple excursion to Logan. Various Bern residents made business visits and attended church events including a Noonan convention and a Paris M I A gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae T. Kunz
Cokeville
Wyo
David J. Kunz
Tony Kunz
Stake Mission Temple
Logan
Parley Buhler
Wardboro
Bern
Noonan
Alvin Peterson
Georgetown
Ovid
Wm. T. Watts
Ogden
John Stoor
Lava Hot Springs
Rudolph Brinz Jr
Derricott
Fish Haven
M.I.A
Paris
Delmar Kunz
Kunz
Isaac Johnson
Alice Schmid
Joe P. Stock
Alf Jensen
Ted Jensen
Stella Booth
R.E. Linden
Morton Salt Company
Martha Johnson
Spencer Sorensen
Size of Sun
The sun, though the largest and brightest star to naked eye, is among the smallest stars visible without aid.
A Dog's Life in Detroit Glamorizes Kennel Comfort
A Detroit dog fancier upgrades his kennel with large glass dog houses using storefront glass. The aim is a clean bright airy and glamorous living space for dogs, signaling a broader shift toward stylish pet housing.
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Detroit
World's Greatest Circus to Visit Pocatel lo August 27
The Ringling Brothers and Bamnum & Bailey Circus comes to Pocatello on Wednesday afternoon August 27. Showing 1600 people, 50 elephants, 1009 animals and 800 performers, the program includes Norman Bel Geddes redesigned menagerie gorilla tent Birdland aerial ballet and Flying Diego Fernandez acts with Antoinette among others. The 2 15 show follows 1 o clock doors opening for the new fairland fantasy Old King Cole and Mother Goose staged by Bel Geddes and Rasch with ensembles by Alfred Court.
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Mrs. Gargantua the Great
Ringling Brothers
Bamnum & Bailey Circus
Pocatello
Norman Bel Geddes
Bel Geddes
Albertina Rasch
Hollywood
New York
Alfred Court
Birdland
Marines Have A Long China Service In Shanghai and Beyond
The Fourth Regiment has held a steady post in Shanghai since February 1927 at the International Settlement protecting American interests and prestige. Marines also guard the American legations in Peiping and Tientsin. Pay is drawn in American or Mexican currencies at about six to one, aiding recruitment with strong language about duty and leisure. Interviews and exams are offered at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Salt Lake City.
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China
Shanghai
Marines
United States
Peiping
Tientsin
North China
Hebbee Roen
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Salt Lake City
Community Notes From Laketown and Nearby Visitation
Local items describe visits and travels among Laketown residents and relatives. Oliver Smith of Provo addresses a Sacrament meeting in town. Families including the Gibbons, Burdette, Plummer, Weston, Wahlstrom, Christianson, and Robinson are noted visiting, traveling to Salt Lake City, Ogden, Sparks, and Los Angeles, with events at Bear Lake hospital and Randolph Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Smith
B.Y.U
Provo
Utah
James Gibbons
Fred Burdette
Ogden
Stella Gibbons-Bergensen
Sparks
Nevada
Fromistere
Minnie Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Percy D. Moffat
Morton Kears
Montpelier
Kathleen
Bear Lake Hospital
Ronald Eller
Adrian Kearl
Irwin Martin
Roy Baker
Salt Lake
Stanley Plummer
Plummer
Mildred Weston
Plummers
Bakers
G. N. Weston
Los Angeles
Calif
Local Social Roundup In Bloomington and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Thomas Painter travel to Logan where he will attend school. Mrs Hyrum Hillum of Balt Lake visits relatives here with two children. Mrs Ray Findley has stayed a week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Haddock of California visit family. Threshing begins on George Ward farm but weather limits work. Mrs Nephi Chase visits relatives back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Painter
Logan ‘S
Arthur Haddock
California
George Ward
Nephi Chase
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