Weekend guests and community notes from Randall area
Mr and Mrs Daryle Morgan of Logan were weekend guests of the Hugh Morgan family. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ward of Randall Washington on January 8. W E Matthews returned home from the National Western Life show in Denver on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryle Morgan
Logan
Hugh Morgan
Luke
Errill Ward
Randall
Washington
W. Ke, Matthews
National
Denver
Local Visits and Weekend Guests Reported Across Communities
Provo Logan and surrounding areas saw a flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings. Mrs VeVima Hymas visited her mother in Montpelier while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Foss of Georgetown called on the Ed Lyon home. Ovid hosted a gathering with Herman Johnson. Sacramento Mormon speakers Worthy Beck Maud Carlson and Arthur Shirley spoke at Sacrament meeting. Wilmer Brown attended a Dairy men's convention in Boise. Murray Matthews of Pocatello visited with family. Marian Hansen visited the Stanley Jansens in Pickleville. Youn Hymas of Brigham City visited the Calvin Hymas home, with Mrs Calvin Hymas later calling on Mrs Edwin Nelson in Montpelier.
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Logan
Grant Mary Moan
Kay ‘Hymas
Glade Hymaz
Provo
VeVima Hymas
Montpelier
Kenneth Foss
Georgetown
Ed Lyon
Alfred Humphreys
Herman Johnson
Ovid
Worthy
Beck
Maud Carlson
Arthur Shirley
Wilmer Brown
Boise
Murray Matthews
Pocatello
Matthews
Glenn Rich
Alice Rich
St. Charles
H. K. Matthews
Marian Hansen
Stanley Jansens
Pickleville
Youn Hymas
Brigham City
Calvin Hymas
Calvin_Hymas
Merlin-Wilde
Minkerack
Edwin Nelson
Montpelier Banquet Highlights Local Community
Ovid News lists a Montpelier banquet hosted by the Fair Board with Mr and Mrs Maurice Beck and others in attendance. Larry Johnson spoke in Bern while his Dewey Johnson and Earl Johnson families joined him.
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Wayne Johnson spoke at the Paris Second Ward meeting Sunday. Mae Dodge of Dingle visited her mother Marie Beck last week. Darrell Sorenson hosted Mr and Mrs Sorenson and son Stevensi for dinner. Jim Plowman and infant son from Logan spent the weekend with DuNeal Johnsons. Irene Beeck returned Thursday from Ogden with L L Petersons. Kathleen Michaelson Richard Anthony Montpelier and others called on Catherine Johnson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Montana
Logan
Buumabee-Barson
Darrell Nielson
Allan—Peterson
Allan Dor Jensen
Randy Nielsen
Steven Sorenson
Burdette Pagmire
Vilda Pugmire
Ruth Pugmire
Max Pugmire
Arlin Pugmire
Max
Passey
St. Charles
Reed Jensen
Montpelier
Ovid
J Bhortieff
Sivel Nicolson
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Forrest Nielson
Glen Michaelson
Debbie
Scott of
Agden
Leon Nielsons
Paris Second Ward
Mae Dodge
Dingle
Marie Beck
Russell Sorenson
Stevensi
Darrell Sorensons
Jim Plowman
L. L. Petersons
Catherine Johnson
Kathleen Michaelson
Richard Anthony
Ray Johnson
DeNeal Johnson
Drainage Problems Linked to Hillside Runoff and Water Tables
Drainage issues arise from hillside runoff and seepage, poor subsoil drainage, and depressions holding water. Excess irrigation and high groundwater levels further contribute, creating widespread soil saturation and related concerns.
Drainage and Farm Insurance Notice in Agricultural Guide
The article reviews field drainage methods including tile open ditch and surface drainage, stressing outlets, leveling, and engineering input. It cautions against poor sites, notes benefits from drainage, and highlights the need for expert design and cost-benefit analysis. It also explains farm employer social security reporting requirements and penalties for 1960 wage filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Government Surplus Sales Direct to You From U S Depots
A pamphlet promotes direct mail purchases from U S Government Surplus Depots. It lists cameras binoculars cars jeeps boats tools and thousands of items at fractions of original cost with brand new stock. It offers a nationwide depot list and overseas locations plus instructions and a free information pamphlet by mailing $2 to a Washington D C address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Surplus Sales Information Services
P.O
Washington, D.C
Paris Post reports on Turkish exchange student experiences
David Kunkul of Pocatello, an International Farm Youth Exchange student to Turkey from June to December 1960, spoke to schools in St. Charles Paris Montpelier and Georgetown about life in Turkey. He described homes, agriculture, customs and the American rural way of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kunkul
Pocatello
Parm
Turkey
Tell Bear Laka
St. Charles
Paris
Montpelier
Georgetown
International Farm
United States
Dave
Opare
America
Tax Form Notice for Farm Workers Wages Deadline
The notice instructs filing with the Internal Revenue Service at 914 Jefferson Street Boise on or before January 81 1061. It urges timely action for employers with wages to report and highlights both self and employee responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Jefferson Street
Boise
Two Million Women Join Mothers' March for March of Dimes
The 1961 Mothers March mobilizes two million volunteers under the Golden Key symbol to support March of Dimes research against birth defects arthritis and polio. Cards distributed to about 40 million households include health tips while a national network funds scholarships and clinical centers to improve treatment and prevention.
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Arch of Dimes
Mothers’ March
Icans
Marcn of Dimes
March of Dimes
National Foundation
Marca of Dimeses
Gail Gery
Allefi Burkowicz
Rosalle Porretto
New York City
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Phoe
Ovid News
Maurice Beck
River Nielson
Don Jensen
Fair Board
Bern
Dewey Johnson
Earl Johnson
Ino Peterson
Ault Lake City
Reed. Jensen
Mountpelier
Jensen
Isso
New World
Calunite Corporation
Hydracarbon Chemicals, Inc
Alunite
Counfy
Hoge Insurance
John B. Hoge
Don Davison
Joe Rowsell
Boil Conservation Service
Barrett-Floral Shop
Montpelier, Idaho
HOTEL
Hae Hee
ConeIn
Daa
THE
Paris Post
Exchange
Bill
Keele
General
Paris, Idaho
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