Family gathers as Robinson clan meets in Laketown
The entire George H. Robinson family and many relatives and friends arrived at the Laketown home for a 16 year reunion. Guests from Salt Lake City, Washington D C and Idaho joined in visits and outings to Yellowstone and local towns.
Garden City Notes and Local Health News
Parley Hodges and his son Paul recover from a fever, Mrs. Tremelling leaves the hospital after a fractured hip, Sherman Lutz undergoes surgery for appendicitis and tumor removal. A four year old nearly drifts off on a plank before rescue, and a baby boy is born to Heber O. Kimball. Town visits include Californians Vern White and Vel A Gam, plus relatives from Utah and California. Ideal Beach shows life as YS workers tidy grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Hodges
Parley
Paul
Solomon Tremelling
Sherman Lutz
Soda Springs
LaVere Hanson
LaVoy Hildt
Bor
Heber O. Kimball
Fay Lutz
Vern White
Calif
Bear Lake invites visitors and locals to explore its shores
Bear Lake stands in a unique place with half in Idaho and half in Utah, 23 miles from Wyoming. It offers fishing streams, mountain camping, and easy access via scenic highways. Resorts like Ideal Beach Lakota and Fish Haven dot the shore while towns such as Garden City and St. Charles mark the lake’s north and center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Laketown
Ideal
Lakota
Fish Haven Resort
Garden City
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Mammoth
Utah Power & Light Co
Bloomington
Paris
Montpelier
Fish Haven weekly social news and local happenings
Fish Haven hosts Saturday dances drawing crowds from Bear Lake valley Rich County Utah Cokeville Wyoming and Logan Utah. Residents report new potatoes peas garden progress a ward painting bee with bishopric Sherman Nielsen and Relief Society dinner, local sheep shearers return from Wyoming, and visitors including Joseph Sorensen and Dr. Clifford Olsen. A car accident near the resort hall injures no one, while community improvements and visits by many residents mark a lively period around the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Bear Lake Valley
Rich County
Utah
Cokeville
Wyoming
Logan
Keith Spencer
John A. Jensen
Lyman
Wye
Maxine Low
Ward
Sherman Nielsen
Glenn Stock
Arthur Shirley
Bud Nelson
Clifford Olsen
Baby
Racine
Wis
Oline
C. C. Stock
Wells Stock
Joseph Sorensen
Inkon
al Berry
Montpelier
Elmer Smith
Great Findlay
Local Notes from St. Charles and Nearby Visits
Laurel Windley and Miss Torrence Pearson of Boise spend July with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Windley. Laurel Pugmire visits Provo relatives while Ray and Arlin Pugmire travel to Salt Lake City on business. Carl Johnson of Laketown calls on friends. Pierce of Ogden and two California nephews visit Delipha Anderson. Zula and William Floyd recover from injuries in a Fourth of July car accident. Dean Hanson returns to Tetonis. Mae Cleveland comes home briefly. Bobby Cleveland of Salt Lake City visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Grafford Cleveland. Concerns include Mr French, a federal investigator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Windley
Torrence Pearson
Boise
Arthur Windley
Laurel Pugmire
Provo
Utah
Landon Pugmire
Ray Pugmire
Arlin Pugmire
Salt Lake City
Carl Johnson
Laketown
Pierce
Ogden
California
Delipha Anderson
Zula Floyd
William Floyd
Dean Hanson
Tetonis
Mae Cleveland
Bobby Cleveland
Grafford Cleveland
French
Bern Locals Attend Encampment and Visit Nearby towns
Alma Kunz and Theron Kunz with wife Alma Kunz left Bern for Central Wyoming after a brief Bern Montpelier visit. Mrs Ralph Bienz Jr Mrs Orlando Kunz Mrs Parley Kunz Mr and Mrs Robert Schmid and children Alice Marvin attended the Women Encampment at Fish Haven during last week. Numerous Bern residents joined the two day event at Stock Bros resort pavilion then Legrand Clark and sons and Mrs W Thornton visited Bern. B W Kunz of Salt Lake City, son of Mr and Mrs Wm J Kunz, has been visiting and returned home Friday night. Mir and Mrs E A Garlick Bishop and Mrs Perry Tingy and child continue around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Robinson
Vernon Robinson
BR. T. Harrington
Salt Lake City
Lucile Robinson
Orval Jasperson
Goshen
Wilford H. Robinson
Ventura
Calif
Amos ‘Robinson
Laketown
Hazel Robinson
Rose Bartha
Washington, D. C
Amos B. Robinson
Hazel
Inetle Robinson
Rose Barthe
Yellowstone National Park
Idaho
Idaho Enroute. “the Misses—Marjorie, Alice and Carol Robinson
Payson
Utah
Orval Moffat
Murray
Alley
Margaret
Olson
South den
Qdouis F. Movench
Joseph Hodges
Logan
Heber Myers
Dell Barnum
Liberty
Becky Stamm
Benjamin Weston
Mary Keart
Les Mmirs
Ann Keart
Smithfield
Joseph Robinson
Geo. H. Robinson
Heber C. Robinson
Hazel Kears
J Otis Cheney
Dale Hatch
Randolph
Kenneth Bunderson
California
Joseph Bunderson
Victor Mattson
Los Angeles
E. Victor Mattson
Dora Mae Jeppesen
Della Clark
Ellesworth Cleveland
Harry Anderson
Cokeville
Wyoming
J. E. Wedel
Montpelier
Nelson
Stanley Arnell
Delmar
Priest Lake
Chas
Peterson
Etna
Nephi Jensen
Lila Jones
Wyo
Jen
Sacramento
Abel
King
M. Winters
Montpeter
Nellie Schmid
E. A. Garlics
Perry Tingey
Harl D. Kunz
Elwood Hanson
Rudolph Bienz
Fir
Grays Lake
Emil Storr
Stor
David Buehler
Darvin
Alton
Winslow Swenson
Bishop Robt
Schmid
Herriman
Bishop
Parley Kunz
Alma Kunz
Theron Kunz
Central Wyoming
Bern
Ralph Bienz, Jr
Orlando Kunz
Robert Schmid
Alice
Marvin
Fish Haven
Stock Bros
Legrand Clark and Sons
W. Thornton
Georgetown
B. W Kunz
Wm J. Kunz
Mir
E. A. Garlick
Perry Tingy
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Mildred
Mary E. Earley
Vel A. Gam
Fielding, Utah
John Hodges
Alex Johnson
Devers Whitting
Ideal Beach
Lakeview
John H. Jensen
Tony Rex
Rex
John A. Sutton
Ebb Sutton
Shelly
Francis Loveland
Courty
Seate Stock Brothers
Nephi Michaelson
Kemmerer
Z. George Nelson
Texas
R. P Nelson
L. D. S. Hospital
Nels Hemmeret
Thayne
Wim. Hemmert
Hannah J. Nelson
Carl Clark
Farley
Rabel Negus
Laura Stewart
Andrew Mattson
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Stanley
al Stewart
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Sterrit
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Venice Christensen
Delphia Anderson
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