Small-Town Social News Highlights Read Like a Local Ledger
Sharon News and Mrs James Walton visit Malta Idaho with Eph Miller family. Clifton Kerr and son visit New Tremonton. Rodney Long and Ches Skinner visit George Koford in Montpelier. Gambling visitors from Lan t and Denny Nelson in Montpelier. Primary officers installed Camilla Lyon Julia Sherd Belle Hymas. Bartschi reunion attendees feed Wallace Stucki in Clear Utah. Verne Bartschi and Grant travel to Pocatello for business with Art Miller party. Jane Pugmire of Montpelier visits grandparents, relief society meeting held. Idell King honored. lunch for workers planned to boost summer bazaar efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Idell King
Walton
Bill
Cottage meeting hosted by Sparks family in Bennington
Mr and Mrs Carlyle Gambling Mr and Mrs Chester Skinner Mr and Mrs Rodney Long and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Skinner attended a cottage meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sparks in Bennington The event is part of a series on church history led by Fenton Alfred and Lamar Eborn Lorraine Brinkerhoff and Lamar Price visited the Brinkerhoffs Ogden work continues Oneil Lyon and Roger Carlson play ball with Liberty Junior team Visitors from Payson and San Diego spent time at Grenville Shepherd home last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Gambling
Chester Skinner
Rodney Long
Kenneth Skinner
Clarence Sparks
Benmington
Fenton
Alfred and
Lamar Eborn
Harriet Shepherd
Payson
Utah
R. T. Shepherd
San Diego
Calif
Grenville Shepherd Home
Baby girl welcomed in Idaho Falls home of Secrists
A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Secrist in Idaho Falls last Thursday. The Secrists' former name is LaMoyne Matthews. Mrs Emma Hymas and Mr and Mrs Marvin Hymas with children visited the Nye family in Paris on Sunday. Several families spent time in Salt Lake City and Burley at a reunion and gatherings. Harold Pugmire was hospitalized Monday night for blood poisoning. The church ward farm was plowed Friday morning with tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Secrist
Idaho Falls
Secrist
LaMoyne Matthews
Emma Hymas
David Roberts
John Hyman
Burley
Marvin Hymas
J. Vivian Nye
Paris
James Thornock
Bear Lake Hospital
Harold Thornock
Pocatello
Larry Piggott
Oscar Grunty
Brigham City
George Ward
Alma Findlay
Dean Ward
Ward
Afton and Logan Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Idaho and Wyoming. The log of social calls includes Piggott and Stevens households hosting visitors, multiple Dunford and Findlay family members traveling between Logan, Provo, Ogden, and Pocatello, and attendance at weddings and the Arnell reunion.
Stock family notices and moves in Fish Haven News
Mr and Mrs Ted Stock and daughter left Monday for Army service. the Stock family and others visited in Blackfoot and Logan. Mr and Mrs Dean Smith and Mrs Rose Smith traveled to Salt Lake. Several relatives and visitors from Worland, Garden City, Logan, and St Charles were seen visiting in Richfield and with the Stock family. Glen Stock’s family went to Washington DC for business and pleasure. Dorothy Lowe and Wanda Howell moved back to Fish Haven from Logan. Mrs L Cottle of Logan spends summer here with Mr Cottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Stock
Ted
Blackfoot
Mrs. Gillis
Wanda Howell
Dorothy
Logan
Dean Smith
Rose Smith
Salt Lake
Glen Stock
Washington, D. C
Nina Sorenson
Garden City
Ruel Monson
St Charles
R. G. Stock
Local residents visit relatives and anglers flock to valley
Attorney and Mrs A Hulme Nebeker and Mrs LaRue Nebeker of Salt Lake City joined Mr and Mrs Allen Adams and family for a Logan outing Sunday evening. Louis Wahlstrom of Montpelier spent Father's Day with his father Oliver Wahlstrom. Miss T J Seamons of Hyde Park stayed with Gerald Alley at his South Eden ranch. Amos Barker visited his son Glen don and family in Evanston for four days. Many fishermen were in the valley for the season opening last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hulme Nebeker
LaRue Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Allen Adams
Logan
Louis Wahlstrom
Montpelier
Oliver Wahlstrom
T J Seamons
Hyde Park
Gerald Alley
South Eden
Mrs Alley
Amos Barker
Glendon
Evanston
Vigil in Bear Lake and Logan to Bless Various Illnesses and Weddings
Long local item recounts numerous health updates including John T Barker returning from hospital in Logan and moving to Bear Lake hospital at Montpelier for care. Family members, friends, and visitors share travel, hospital stays, flu illnesses, and a late Logan Temple wedding reception for Mary K Holmes and Kent Poulsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Barker
LDS
Logan
Bear Lake Hospital
Montpelier
Mrs. Barker
Blanche Piggott
Bloomington
Harry Clark
San Francisco
Cal
Oren Peterson
Petersons
Peterson
Eldene Hymans
Mary K. Holmes
Kent Poulsen
Logan Temple
Social notes from Lib erty and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Rao and children spent the weekend in Idaho Falls with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sibbett. Mr and Mrs Wendon Nye returned from their honeymoon and plan to live in Liberty where he works at his father's saw mill. Mr and Mrs Dan Laker and Mr and Mrs Bryan Laker of Salt Lake City visited Friday. Mr and Mrs A L Davis of Salt Lake were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs Irl Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs
Rao
Tdlaho Falla
Arthur Sibbett
Wendon Nye
Liberty
Mra
Dan Laker
Bryan Laker
Salt Lake City
Irl Nye
A. L. Davis
Salt Lake
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Sharon News
James Walton
Clifton Kerr
New Tremonton
Arch Walton
Hannah Miller
Malta
Idaho
Mrs
Eph Miller
Mrs. Chesskinner
Geo. ‘Koford
Ontpelier
Wayne Derricott
Preston
Morrisey
Ogden
Dean Roberts
Lant
Gambling
Mrs. E Gambling
Denny Nelson Ontpelier
Camilla Lyon
Julia Sherd
Belle Hymas
Amy Roberts
Lester Roberts
Bartschi
Bartachi
Wallace Stucki
Verne Bartschi
Grant
Jane Pugmire
Chris Carlsen
Lorraine Brinkerhoff
Lamar Price
Merrill Brinkerhoff
Oneil Lyon
Roger Carlson
Liberty News
Jesse R. Matthews
David Gerber
Walter Ward
Norman Roberts
Tearle Athay
Tim Matthews
Harold Pugmire
George Piggott
Ermen Stevens
Asa Madsen
Will Piggott
Kemmerer
Wyo
Gilbert Allred
Afton, Wyo
DeLorn Nelson
Reed Haddock
Vance Dunn
Georgetown
Geo. Painter
Mrs Dunn
Ralph Findlay
Iiaac Dunford
Harold
Fred, John and
Scott
Provo
Walter Williams
Victor Reese
Willard Christensen
Jefferson Dunford
Hulme Dunford
Doyle Nelson
Doyle
Charles Hulme
Bob Parker
Ray Johnson
Garfield
Arnell
Ann Marie Dunford
Lynn Bee
Jack Findlay
Thomas Piggott
Jack
Joe Herrera
Ralph and
Ernest Payne
Amanda Luce
Floyd Nield
Carolyn
Mary Elda
LeRay
Heber Nuttal
Safford
Arizona
Paul Haddock
Avis Painter
Beverly Ann
Marlene Piggott
Charlotte Matthews
Lucille
Jefferson Dunford Home
Claude Bingham
J P. Patterson
A. O. Christensen
Loraine
Twin Falls
Earl Christensen
Afton
William Bee
Thomas Hayes
Alice Reay
Randolph
Geo. Piggott
Mazie Bohi
Ermen Stevens Curtis
Alfred A Hart
Bryan Haddock
LaVell Ward
Wm Bee
Temple
Mildred Payne
Letha Madsen
Melvin Mecham
Asa
Ann Ward
Hyrum
Claren Allen
Julian Thornock
Clifford King
Qrontpelier
Ben Gunderson
Bennington
Wiliam Bee
Wiley Nelson
Rawlins
Arthur Wells
George of
Willard
Eddie Tremelling
Sacramento
Espie Nelson
Fred Briscoe
Leah Dunford
Connie
Colleen Wood
Ida Jarvis Wood
River Heights
Lowe Drug Company
Paris — Montpelier
Soda Springs
Grace Lowe's Pharmacy
E. Ist S
Fish Haven
Heber Stock
Pocateco
Ray D. Lowe
Worland, Wyo
J. H. Jensen
Richfield
Mrs. L. Cottle of
Mr. Cottle
J. H Jensen
Maxine Lowe
Reed Jensen
Laketown News
Virl Floyd
Emma Transtrum
James Transtrum
Lawrence Stewart
Donald Stewart
Barbara Linford Stevens
Oscar Booths
Stella Murphy
California
Frank Linfords
Sheldon Pickering
BE. Victor Mattson
Los Angeles
Rex Linford
Rayo Floyd
Laketown
Estelle Floyd
Glayde Erickson
Clearfield
Don Stewart
Hannah Nelson
Reed Wixom
Cokeville
Winona Nebdeker
Heber Stock of
John Michaelson
Auton Keetch
Oildale
Marlene
U of U
Louise Nebeker
Rae Wat
Ford
Thole
Bea
Wallas
Hare
Gene Booth
Mary E. Floyd
Lois Johnson
Denzel Linford
Alice Lin
John Laker
Hattie Muttson
Meadowville
Hidon
Mettaon
Mattson
Alten
Mr. and
R. K. Nelson
Children of
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Cache Valley Banking CO
Logan, Utah
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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