Liberty News Highlights Local Visits and Visits
Mrs Ivy Humpherys and Ivan Hymas returned from Salt Lake City after a 10 day trip. Lester Roberts took daughter Lucy to Salt Lake City for a check up. Al Valdez traveled to Salt Lake City for a few days on business. McKay Pugmire of Pocatello visited the Frank Brown home last week. Loretta Debbie and Michael Carlsen of Logan visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Chris Carlsen over the weekend. Mrs Alfred Humpherys visited her children in Salt Lake City for a week. Mrs Harrison Hess and Mrs LaRee Bird of Montpelier visited H K Matthews on Wednesday. The George Lyons family honored Mr Lyons birthday with Norman Gambling and Grant Sorenson in attendance. LaPhone Peterson of Logan and Terrell Hymas of Ogden were weekend guests at Ray Hymas home. A large crowd attended Hugh Rich funeral at Paris Friday. Harold Pugmire visited A O Christensen at Bloomington on Friday. Ronald Morgan of Logan and Paula Stanley Morgan hosted Haddock and Shannon Derricott for overnight stay.
Lihoma Daddy Date Party Brings Families Together
Social notes recap local gatherings with the Lihoma Daddy Date Party on January 22 hosted by Lucy Roberts. The event featured a chicken dinner, dancing with Geo Lyons, and group photos for the Primary history book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lihoma
Lucy Roberts
Betty Brown
Lucy
Lester Roberts
Dorthey
Wilmer Brown
Marsha
Warren McMurray
Marva McMurray
Reed Hymas
Kathryn
Arnell Earley
Susan
DeWayne Passey
Frances
Harold Pugmire
Betty
Frank Brown
Laurel
Chester Skinner
Karen
Zed Griffiths
Karen Rae Earley
Carl Parker
George Ns
Junior Wallentine
Norma Passey
Carmena Earley
Valinda Lyons
Ida Passey
LeReva Findlay
Geo. Lyons
BP. Hymas
Laketown Residents Take Weekend Trips Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Ross Cheney visited grandchildren in Logan on Sunday and shopped in Montpelier on Monday. Herman Woods visited their Wood family in Salt Lake City and Mrs Leland Wood and daughters. Mayor and Mrs Earl Satterthwaite toured Salt Lake City en route to visit children. Mr and Mrs Leon Kearl drove to Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs Dick Lamborn were in Montpelier for a medical check-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Cheney
Logan
Montpelier
Herman Woods
Robert Wood
Salt Lake City
Leland Wood
Earl Satterthwaite
Leon Kearl
Mrs
Dick Lamborn
Mrs. Lamborn
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Uiberty
Mrs. Ivy Humpherys
Ivan Hymas
al Valdez
Salt Lake
McKay Pugmire of
Pocatello
Loretta
Debbie
Michael Carlsen
Chris Carlsen
Mrs. Alfred Humpherys
Harrison Hess
LaRee Bird of
H. K. Matthews
Mr. and Matthews
George Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Norman Gambling
Grant Sorenson
LaPhone Peterson
Terrell Hymas
Ogden
Ray Hymas
Hugh Rich
Paris Friay
A. O. Christensen
Bloomington
Ronald Morgan of
Stanley Morgan Home
Paula. Haddock
Shannon Derricott
Katha
ST. Charles News
Ada Pugmire
Merlin Sorenson
Vilda Pugmire
Carrie Passey
E. P. Cleveland
UP &L Co
Moselle Budge
Opal Lewis
Cae Passey
Wednesay
Pugmire
Wm. K. Matthews
Hugh Moroo
Ogden Saturay
Elaine McMurray
Janet Hymas
Diane Hymas
Alfred Humpherys
David Humpherys
Dingle
Blake Alleman of
Noonan
George Lyon
Les Alleman
Valinda Lyon
David Orr
St. Charles
Herman Johnson
Ida Hemmert
DeLoris Keetch
Iva Hill
D.U.P
Daughters of the Pioneers
Dorothy Matthews
Carol Skinner
Violet Nelson
Connie Peterson
James Pugmire
Monay
Dewey Williamson
Mrs. Whitney Transtrum
Garden City
Nickie Zollinger and Sons
Orlando Monson
Rex Arnell
LDS
Mildred
Beverly Phelns
Shirley Hemmert
Jennie Rasmusse
Clayde Erickson
Patience Stewart
Carmena Dickmore
Rula Minor
Augusta Bunderson
Bear Lake Hospital
Danny Bunderson
Elza Bunderson
Frank Linford
Russell
Alaska
Jo Michaelson
Conda
Christy Michaelson
Beverly Michaelson
Hattie Findlay
Fish Haven
Barker
Azella Horton
Mrs. Horton
Don Williamson
Utah
Lynn Williamson
Bear Lake
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Carlsen
Paris, Idaho
Patrick McGoohan
Technicolor
James Darren
Pamela Tiffin
Joanie Sommers
Doug McClure
Dan O’herlihy
Walter Matthau
Frank Overton
Edward Binns
Henry Fonda
Fail Safe
Laketown News
E. Wm. Irwin
Olympia Brewing Co
Olympia, Wash
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