Four Pound Baby Born at Truel Passey Home
Local notes report a four pound baby boy arrival at the Truel Passey residence on Friday. The bulletin also lists visits and travels of multiple families including Findlay, Jer, Sparks, Hayes, Burton, and Roberts in Paris and Fish Haven along with a 7 day furlough visit for Pvt. Delin Anderson from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truel Passey
Chick Jer
Kelly Sparks
Roy Hayes
Raymond Burton
Roy Findlay
Gordon Bolton
Delbert Roberts
Frank Keating
Fish Haven
Local residents and families gather in Logan notes
Margaret Hodges resumed training at Budge hospital after two weeks vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Parley Hodges. Mrs Mary Hyden visits Victor Satterthwaite home. Mrs Raymond Pryor and baby stay with her mother Mrs Gus Rich while Lt Pryor serves overseas. Major Gus Rich in Aleutians. Set Paul N Hodges and T Sgt Russell Hansen reported in France. Several Hodges and Satterthwaite kin had fonsila removals. Claude Sprouse made a business visit. Natalie Satterthwaite spent holiday weekend in town. Mrs John H Weston returned from Dunsmuir California to visit Rulon and family. Jensens Jensen family from Pocatello and others hosted by Heber C Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hodges
Mrs
Parley Hodges
Logan
Budge Hospital
Raymond Pryor
Baby
Gus Rich
Lt. Pryor
Army Air Force
Major Gus Rich
Aleutians
Sharon News: Local Visits and Pioneer Day Outing
Verlin and Marion Lyon visit relatives in Pocatello. Pioneer Day lake outing enjoyed by locals. Alfred Howell and Shirley from Fish Haven attended Sunday meeting. Mary Hymas visited Montpelier with daughter Maida King and twin grandsons. Sharon orchestra played a dance in Afton Wyoming Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlin and
Marion Lyon
Pocatello
Alfred Howell
Mr. Shirley
Fish Haven
Mary Hymas
Montpelier
Maida King
Sharon
Afton
Wyo
Wahlstroms honor missing airman and local visits in LakeTown news
Word arrived that Lt. Owen Wahlstrom was missing in action July 3 off Corsica after 17 missions. The report lists family reactions and visits from Pvt. Elmer Wahlstrom, Major Norman Wahlstrom on leave, and other relatives gathered at the Barker and Cheney homes amid lake activities and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wahlstrom
Stockton
Calif
Norman Wahlstrom
Liberal
Kansas
Oliver Wahlstrom
Local residents visit and return through summer
Joseph Laker returned from Utah to care for hay crop. Mrs. Emily Wilhelmsen and brother Oscar Fransoni visited at home then left for Logan. Golda Peterson came back from Fish Haven to work. Hyde Park Utah residents Henry H. Seaman and Wyone Seaman visited, with Wyone returning to Utah. Lucia Hemmert visiting relatives in Logan. C. H. Clifford and daughter from Brigham City stayed with the Monsons. Henry Sorenson and family from Smithfield visited for Pioneer Day weekend and will stay part of summer. Kenneth Arnell and children from Big Piney are guests. Arnell to return to work after visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laker
Wrk
Utah
Emily Wilhelmsen
Oscar Fransoni
Logan
Henry H. Seaman
Hyde Park
Lothair Rich
Wyone Seaman
Wyone
Kenneth Arnell
Big Piney
Arnell
Bert Arnell
For Sale and Personal Notices From Old Paris Ad
House in Paris inquiry from Smith Gertsch. Guernsey cattle and mare for sale via R R Stevens. Rawleighs advert offers a starting business with capital and no experience required via Dept 106-442 182 Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh D
Rawleigh's
Denver
Colorado
Local and Personal Notes from the Community
Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor and their children of Galt Lake visited over the 24th at the home of Mr and Mrs M P Rich. Rayford Stevens with two daughters went to Ogden to work at the Arsenal. Noel Steward and others joined. Mrs Kenneth Thompson and her son from Conda and Mrs Eugene Hymas and her son from Montpelier visited Mr and Mrs Peter Hemmert. Jane Shepherd left for Salt Lake. Newell Budge and children spent time at the Budge ranch. Mrs Milo Hudson and two children returned to Cleveland Ohio. Theo C Nelson came home to Lanark with his wife and small son after visits to Montpelier and Bloomington. Mrs Neion was formerly Norma Passey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Kears
Salt Lake
Mrs. Willis
Kearl
Thomas Taylor
Galt Lake
M. P. Rich
Rayford Stevens
Linnie
Lena
Ogden
The
Arsenal
Noel Steward
Fred
LaRae
Kenneth Thompson
Conda
Eugene Hymas
Montpelier
Peter Hemmert
Milo Hudson
Cleveland
Ohio
Theo C. Nelson
Lanark
Bloomington
Néiion
Norma Passey
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Slovelty
Feed Mac Murray
Barbara Stanwick
Edward G. Robinson
John Garfield
Paul Henried
Sydney Greenstreet
Eleanor Parker
Red Riding Rabbit
Army
Navy
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dean Gene
Paris
Pvt
Delin Anderson
Washington
DeWin
Central
Mack Warner
Bear Lake Hospital
D. C. Rich
Thelma Poulsen
Kay Rich
Boise Air Base
Leo Mattson
Carma
Willard Hansen
Ralph Rich
St. Charles
Burdette Pugmiré Home
Louis Shepherd
Eliza Shepherd
Blaine Rich
Miami
Florida
Blaine
Naval Air Corps
San Diego
Ann Grimmett
Brigham City
Los Angeles
Glenn Grimmett
Tom
Howdy Folk&s
Labrador Square
Sahara Desert
Mary Hyden
Victor Satterthwaite
Paul N. Hodges
T. Sgt
Russell Hansen
France
Fonsila
Ralph Kimball
Bernard Hodges
Larry Hodges
Brent Satterthwaite
Claude Sprouse
Natalie Satterthwaite
Town
John H. Weston
Dunsmuir
Rulon
Mbner Jensen
Ada Wahlstrom
Arlene Bullock
Heber C. Robinson
Jensens
Loganites
Sharon News
Laketown News
Edward Kimball
Amos Barker
Cleon Lemon
C. E. Cheney
Ruth Weston
Meadowville Ranch
J R. Weston
J. L. Hawkins
Dick Lamborn
Trust
Geo. N. Weston
Henry Sorenson
Smithfield
Alice
H. Johnson
L. D. Lamborn
Hattie Mattson
Geo. G. Weston
St, Charles
NEWS
Golda Peterson
Lucia Hemmert
C. H. Clifford
Henry Monson
Vah
Bor Salih
Smith Gertsch
Guernsey
R. R. Stevens
Montpelier, Idaho
Betty Grable
John
Harvey Martha Raye
Joe E. Brown
Jane Shepherd
Mrs. Newell Budge
Budge Ranch
Hight Mile
Eagle Brand
Gamble Store
Idaho
Wally Brown
Gordon Oliver
Robert Walker
Donna Reed
Keenan Wynn
Robert Benchley
Bee
Hargrove
Strawberry
Brama
Chant of
Commarea
Phoma 6
Mall
Gheck
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