Funeral and social notes from Laketown area
Laketown residents attended the funeral of Mrs Aléwin Jenkins in Garden City. Local families visited, hosted guests, and traveled for schooling and business, with several quilting bees noted and a move of Delmar Kearl to the Bureau of Fisheries house in Round Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Myers
Garden City
Aléwin Jenkins
Ruel Jenkins
South Eden Ranch
Delmar Kearl
Kearl
Bureau of Fisheries House
Kears Ranch
Round Valley
Local Notables Leave for Salt Lake Legislature and Small Town News
Amos Robinson departs for Salt Lake City to serve as State Legislature representative, accompanied by Mrs. Ramona Williamson and daughters Virginia and Judith. Stake President E. W. Stucks and counselor Fred J. Price spoke at Sacrament meeting last Sunday. Several injuries and visits are noted including Lee Hawkins injuring his knee on ice and undergoing care in Paris, and Heber Meyers losing part of a finger in a garage construction accident. Emma Weston birthday observance and a store closure as Ben Orvin enters the turkey business are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinta-Cheney
Ramona Williamson
Salt Lake
Virginia
Judith
Geo. N. Weston
Amos Robinson
Bailwick
Salt Lake City
A. N. Weston
Stake
E. W. Stucks
Fred J. Price
Lee Hawkins
Lee
Paris
Montpelier Residents Among Frequent Local Visitors
George Shepherd of Montpelier loaded livestock for Ogden market last Tuesday. Mrs. Nallia Lyon returned from Teton after attending her brother Thomas C. Neibauer's funeral. Various locals from Ovid Lanark Paris and Montpelier visited here or hosted guests, including birthday celebrations and a Relief Society quilting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shepherd
Montpelier
Ogden
Nallia Lyon
Teton
Thomas C. Neibauer
Salvage on U.S. transports aids Pacific front crews
About 30,000 pounds of metal are salvaged on each round trip of large U.S. transports carrying forces to the Pacific. The salvage comes from thousands of cans of pineapple, tomato juice, and grapefruit consumed by service members en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pacific
Lanark News Sacrament Meeting Visitors Report
Weldon Phorn of Paris was a caller on Lanark Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Weldon Hess and family visited at Sacrament meeting Sunday and stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Passey for a few days. Speakers Lloyd Sleight and Lloyd Smith of Georgetown attended with Miss Grimmett, Mrs Frances Bunn, and Miss Lois Sleight. L C Vallentine and Fred Parker made a business trip to Ogden. Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson of Salt Lake City visited Lanark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gheen
Salt Lake
Reed Hymas
Lowell Crossley
Delwin Orr
Paris
John Roberts
Lanark
Lester Roberts
Montpelier
Mary “Hymas
Maida Hymas
Ray Hymas
Hymas
Weldon Phorn
Weldon Hess
Lloyd Sleight
Mr. Lloyd Smith
Georgetown
L. C. Vallentine
Fred Parker
Ogden
Dean T. Kunz
Salt Lake City
California
Young Marine squadron commander leads dive bombing unit
Captain Roscoe Maughan Nelson, a Logan pioneer in the war effort and husband of Joyce Rich, becomes the youngest Marine Corps squadron commander in the United States. He heads a dive bombing squadron after serving as aid-de-camp to General Geigert on Guadalcanal and sends greetings to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Maughan Nelson
Logan
Joyce Rich
Lyman R. Rich
Marine Corps
United States
General Geigert
Guadalcanal
California
Logan Herald-Journal
Bern News Visitors and birthdays noted in small town record
Mr and Mrs Wm R Johnson of Salt Lake visited at Bo and Mrs Robert Schmid with others from Lanark and Langth. Henry Parker marked his 82nd birthday. Numerous locals from Langth Ovid Liberty Montpelier and Geneva visited Bern over the week and several planned or made trips to Salt Lake City California and Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schmid
Bern
David G. Parker
Henry Parker
Wm. R. Johnson
Salt Lake
Schmid
Lanark
Allerradon Wiers
Parker
David G Parker
Langth
Wm. Bateman
Bloomington
Wm. Sorenson
Ovid
Louis “Bleckert
Montpelier
Vernon L. Kunz
Ogden
Robert H. Kunz
Derricott Family News in Liberty district
Liberty items report a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Willis Johnson in Ogden hospital last Sunday. Several visitors stop by including Miss Cassie Morgan and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Beinz. Adren Nelson from Ovid spoke at Sacrament meeting. Wayne Derricott celebrates birthday with family in Georgetown. Sim Hymas returns from Brigham City defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Derricott
Ogden
Willis Johnson
Ogden Hospital
Johnson
Jean Derricott
Sim Hymas
Brigham City
First Panama Canal Locomotive Scrapped in Salvage Drive
Old 104 the 70 ton pioneer locomotive from Panama Canal construction has been sent to scrap as part of the national salvage campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Ward woodcutters party and town events in Fish Haven
The community noted the ward woodcutters party held at the church on January 9 with a noon dinner served by U S M L A led by June Loveland and a lively evening basketball game and dance. Visitors from Ogden and Montpelier joined locals for social events and a quilting party was hosted by Mrs Heber Stock with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
U.s.m.la
June Loveland
Alfred W. Howell
Grace
Paris
Findlay Birthday Party Highlights Lin Town News
Loa Lee Findlay was honored on her 12th birthday January 8 at home with progressive games and prizes for Jean Stock and Richard Pope. Guests included Keith Stalder Valeria Nelson Coleen Stock Lothair Conley and others. J L Cottle visits Logan. Burns Erickson injured in Ogden accident. Stockes entertain in town. R G Stock travels to Los Angeles. Loveland trip to Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa Lee Findlay
Jean Stock
Richard Pope
Keith Stalder
Valeria Nelson
Coleen
Lothair Conley
Gloria Stock
Mahlon Beyeler
Dorothy
Ethel
Donna White
Dean Smith
First Iron Lung Used for Troops Built in India 1929
In 1929 India produced the first iron lung for military use. The device was constructed from two empty tar barrels and was powered by two vacuum cleaner motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Wearing a War Bonds Button Marks Patriotism
Readers are told you gain the right to wear a target lapel button by investing at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds with every pay period, described as a badge of patriotism.
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O. W. Adams
Hyrum Nebeker
Jay
Conrad Nebeker
Sidney Nebeker
Parnell Johnson
Vara Cheney
Kemmerer
Wyo
Eldon Webb
Soda Springs
Caribou Hospital
Leslie. Webb
Albert Webb
B. Y. Irwin
G. Arch McKinnon
Rand
Elmer Wahlstrom
A.C
Oliver Wahlstrom
Karl Satterthwaite
Virginia _Trompson
Katherine Romney
DeWitt Johnson
James van Vileet
van Vieet
Wills B. Kearl
City
Violet Sbrana
Salinas
Cal
Lefia Deane
Woodruff
Fred Feller
Lilliar Lamborn
Feller
Sbrana
Clarence Cheney
Heber Meyers
Clarence
Heber
Spencer Rich
MEK as_G. Weston
Mary K. Weston
Ben T. Orvin
Ben
Merchant Verne
Sharon News
Lee Beck
Richard Orr
Lee Alleman
Noonan
Bert Orr
Cyril Roberts
Richard Long
Lizzie Vallentine
And
Willie—Roberts
Dave King
Mrs. King
Mrs. LaMaun Clark
of Liberty
Carlsen
Relief Society Sisters
Owen Roberts
Canada
Lee Orr
Joseph Beck
Better Homes
Woman’s Home
Kiek
Fact Digest
Flower Grower
Modern Screen
Christian Herald
Outdoors
Parents? Magazine
Science& Discove
the Woman
Pathfinder
American Poultry“Jrn
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Household Magazine
Nat
Poultry Tribune
Capper’s Farmer
Sueesatal Farming
R. Mo
Parents
Science & Discover
Select T
American Fruit Growe
American Poultry
Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife
American Girl
American Home
American Magazine
American Mercury
American Poultry Iunol
Detter Cook
G & Hom
K’g
Copper Are & Gardens
Copper’s Farmer
Child Life
Collier's “Weekly
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C'try
Farm Jrnl
Household
Look Nesstother
Nature
Popular Mechanics
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Screenland
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Lanark News
Postoffice
ST. Charles
Wyone Wilks
Hill Field
Miss Wilks Elmont Michaelson
Lloyd Bowman
Darwin Arnell
Bear Lake
Sheldon Windley
Sheldon
Uncle Sam
LaVere Windley
His Brother
DeVere
Glenn Michaelson
Smithfield
T. L. Sorenson of
Bancroft
Edmond Monson
Maxine Irwin
Brig. Irwin
Young
Nora Michaelson
Virginia Hemmert
Pocatello
Southern
Chris Pugmire
Fish Haven
Clearfield
Utah
Clem Qr Uemire
Australia
Ephram Crossley
Bert Bunderson
Elzo Bunderson
Elzo
John Michaelson
Harvey
North Africa
L. T. Pugmire
LaVar Pugmire
LaVar
Ray Rich
Idaho
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Ila Mae Pugmire
Pugmire
Annia Mecham
Melvin Hogensen
Robert Hemmert
John T. Barker
Grant Bateman
Cleneth Armell
Bern News
Alfred Humpherys
Small Son of Liberty
Delmar Kunz
Issac Johnson
Jay H. Cragon
Conda
A. J. Winter
Jerry Taylor
Dan C. Rich
W. B. Fisher
Leon Whitehead
Reynold Hirschi
Geneva
Parley Hodges
J W. Mumford
Raymond
Mitchell Beck
H. K. Matthews
Liberty
Jos
Jimmy Olsen
Wesley Jensen
Alvin Peterson
Liberty News
Cassie Morgan
Harold Pugmire
Washington
Rudolph Beinz
J. T. Derricott
Adren Nelson
Wm. Derricott
Wayne Derricott
Wayne
O. W. Hymas
James A. Hymas
Ratia
Bull Heads
Agency For
Ivan Beck
Prop
Fish-Haven-News
Eleda Stock
Mary Ann
Mans
Mary Hartney
McCammion
Stock
Connie Stock
Alton Kearl
Paul Conley
Lester Nelson
Clarence Nelson
Julian Limberg
Lillian Howell
Burnell Wilkes
Rose Smith
Oscar Loveland
Elliot Hocking
Frank P. Findlay
Ruth Beyeler
Stella Nelson
Meryl Smith
Alice Loveland
van Shirley
Patience Ericken
Heber Stock
Alice Jensen
Effie W. Stock
Elsie Tufts
Alicia Howell
R. L. Nelson
Lin Town
J. L. Cottle
Mrs. Hattie Findlay
Elmer Roberts
Burns Erickson
R. G. Stock
Calif
Lloyd R. Stock
Mrs. Stock
Mrs. Earl Loveland
Montpeliee
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