Christmas Revels and Field Trip Highlights Around Laketown
Local families shared holiday gatherings with relatives from Salt Lake and Whittier Calif. Residents report a high school basketball loss to Kemmerer and a busy week of Christmas programs, pot lucks, and readings. The Relief Society hosted a 1:30 PM party and the MIA presented a seasonal show titled Christmas in Foreign Lands. Coach Alma Schwab and staff escorted students to Logan to view a Montana game followed by a post game party.
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Laketown
Relief Society
John H. Weston
MIA
Colister
Elna
Creek
Hida—Afton
Freya
Conrad Nebeker
Cardon Willis
Richard
Brent
Weston
Sylvie ‘Cheney
Hazel
Alma. Schwab
Clayton Robinson
Howard Lamborn
Logan
USAC
Montana
Automating grain feeding in Michigan milking parlor
An agricultural engineer notes a farm upgrade that automates feeding for four milking stations. Overhead feeder tracks push into the milking alley, with ground grain bins above and four 250 watt heat lamps installed to keep udders warm, plus notched stanchion walls to ease milking chores.
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Michigan
Christmas Programs Highlight School and Community Events
Local students performed a Christmas play at Logan Dec 19 with instructors Garen Howell and Lazette Satterthwaites aiding. Visitors from Lib Liberty and Montpelier attended, while the Relief Society held its annual Christmas party Dec 20 with readings, piano, accordion, and gifts. Community members from Paris, Laketown, Fish Haven and Rexburg joined holiday gatherings and church services with various program events and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garen Howell
Lazette
Satterthwaites
Theo‘docia
Atkin
Randi
The
Relief Society
Reading
Phyllis Findlay
Morinda Gibbons
Maurine
Christmas party notes and weather from a small town
A December gathering featured gifts exchanged, a luncheon, poetry readings by Jane A Robinson, and Christmas songs. Weather on Christmas Eve brought over an inch of rain then six inches of wet snow. local visitors included Mr and Mrs Myron Cook of Pocatello. Freshmen hosted a well attended Hop with Archies Wolf Pack orchestra performing and singing of White Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
A. Robinson
Mrs. Myron Cook
Pocatello
Mrr
Mrs
Earl Satterthwaite
Archie
Conrad Irwin
Slyvia Cheney
Dennis Creek
Brent ‘Weston
Chad Mattson
Ars Creek
Marriage at Ovid and Shirley in December
Johnson of Ovid and Beak of Ketchum wed on December 17 at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Russell Sorenson with Sorenson officiating in front of close family. The note lists visiting relatives, Sacrament meeting speakers Willard Johnson and J J Shurtliff, and a Paris High Priest Christmas program attendees including Marloh Back and the Sorenson and Johnson families.
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Waa
Russell
Sorehson
Verla Beck
Janetta Olsen
Alvin Beck
Nissgon
Marion ‘Beck
Karl Beck
Kent Sorenson
Archie ‘Vallentine
Hvan Morgan
James
Olsen
A. Self
Redeemer
Janette
Benediction
Ray Johnson
Weldon
Johnson
Ovid
Shirley
Beak
Ketchum
Russell Sorenson
Sp. Sorenson
Willard Johnson
J. J. Shurtlff
High Priest
Paris
Marloh Back
Chas. Parker
Mitchell Beck
Hazel Peterzon
Mallards Adaptable Chief Wild Duck of the World
The mallard duck displays remarkable adaptability breeding in diverse habitats and thriving in civilization. The piece notes its reputation as the world’s chief wild duck due to its flexible nesting and feeding habits. It also touches on a separate proverb about fidelity and affection.
Bloomington social notes and visit highlights
A Bloomington item details Dec 22 gatherings at the Ernest Payne home, mention of Jan Elizabeth pays tribute to Ward’s daughter, and visits by Mary Ami Payne, Mrs. Edwin Rogana, and others. It notes departures, overnight guests, and church meeting mentions. Military sons Lt. Merk A. Madsen and Lt. Paul Lesser visit from Santa Ana, showing service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Wilford Siete
Pegram
Raymond’ Esterholdt
Laketown
Ernest ‘Payne
Howard ‘Ward
Jan Huizabeth
Edwin” “Rogana
Logan Wera
Jefferson
Duriford
Fee
Merk A. Madsen
Paul. Lesser
Santa Ana
Calif
Asa Madsen
Mark
Navy
Paul
Marines
Digest of Curious Animal Feats and a Witty Thought
A meadow mouse eats its own weight in food each day. A camel can drink 25 gallons in half an hour. A hippo stomach exceeds 10 feet long and holds four to five hundred pounds of food. The piece ends with a quip about crime not paying.
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Parnell Johnson
Salt Lake
Stanley Wahlstrom
Oliver Cole
Ord
Rich “High
Kemmerer High
Keinmerer
Frank
Sylvia. Cheney
Orcig
Kenneth. Myers
Salt ‘Lake
And
Wandra
Kounallis
Ofs
Whittier
Heber
Myers
Letha Johnson
Florence Willis
Faye Hoyd
Evelyn Alley
Ithaca
Alice M. Shonk
Beetpley
Montpelier
Montpelier H.S. Gym
Admissio
Ira Miller
Farn Electrification
Verdi Hangenewers
Mitchell Sims
Charlotte Matthews
Liberty
Stanley. Hansen
Mra
P. A. Spence
Tom
Hansen
Everett
Sims
Laura Hodges
Asten Harleys
Dean. Smith
Don Loveland
Fish
Haven
Mitford ‘Léveland
Logan Temple
Earl J. Passey
Randolph
Bernell Whittington
Bi Isle of
Soda Springs
Ross Pope
Ganta
CIA
Lanry
Wayne Johnson
Weldon Johnson
Parker
DeLoy
Sorenson
Vera
Becks
Arlene R Beck
Robert Olzen
James Olsen
Glalting
Hlmo Muir
Rexburg
Mitchell. Beck
Wendell Johnson
Larla Weston
Scott Johnson
Marlene Weston
Mary Worth
Young
Lefty Gruber
Raye
MR Bontempo
Kerry
Drake
Miss Jones
Ila
Keoxe
Afeed
Emr. Koorch
Breadih Harry
Buddle
Nou
R. G. Stock
Willard Johnsons
Earth Hovene
Dingle
Daniel Johnson
Rita Sorenson
Slater
Wanda Kinz
Bern
Marietta Sorenson
Mae Sorensen
Hazel Peterson
Lucille Jensen
Helen
Hoge. Insurance
John’ B. Hoge
Aléssio
Bloomington
Truman Payne
Lenna of
Marion
Idaho Falls
En Bateman
Gary Payne
Charles Piggott
Wirs
Lowell Alana
Ernest Payne
By McFeathers
ACME
Pho
Eh Owe Skaew
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