Local Residents Attend Meetings And Social Events
SH HAVEN NEWS reports residents attending a motor dealers meet in Lake City, Elliott Wrights bonair Dance in Ogden, and a party for retiring MIA members. It notes visits, church activities, basketball games in Laketown, and the Relief Society program with readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Stock
Tde
Alt Lake City
Elliott
MIA
Fern Pope
Wilma Erickson
Wayne Stock
Relief Society
Pres
Ethel Perkins
Ruth Beyeler
Jennie Pugmire
Ruth Stock
Vera Kearl
Pres. Grafford
Wanda Howell
Ward Society
Benediction
Martha Stalder
Stake Relief Society
Weather and community notes from Laketown
A Laketown weather rhyme leads into weekly family outings for the Frank Miles household with trips to Grace and Randolph for licenses. The week includes a Logan Temple PTA meeting on February 25 with a talk on Parents and Teachers Problems and a performance by Vaughn Satterthwaite. Nebeker ranch guests Mr and Mrs...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miles
PTA
Laketown
Bryan Booth
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Garden City
Public meeting backs Laketown TV feasibility and honors 4-H student
Leon Kearl calls a public meeting to explore bringing television service to Laketown. A six member committee including Kearl Irwin Robinson Lamborn Weston and Johnson is formed to investigate the project. Helen Wamsley reports that Joleen Earley, North Rich High School junior, wins the 1957 Carl R Gray Scholarship for her 4-H leadership and scholastic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kearl
Laketown
Garden City
Sid Irwin
Wilford Robinson
Howard Lamborn
Ivan Weston
Wendell Johnson
Helen Wamsley
Rich County
Joleen Earley
North Rich High School
Carl R. Gray
Household Life Hacks From A Curious Mailbag
Tips range from sliding heavy appliances on slick floors and boiling corks to resize thermos stoppers. Suggestions include painting stair treads for traction, hiding toys for an older child, using a mirror to brighten hallways, cleaning bathtubs with Pine Sol, and magnetic fridge doors for safety.
Spring Thoughts From a Rural Observer at Liberty
Esra J. Poulsen reflects on spring’s approach with memories of a ranch near Liberty. He recalls coasting near a pole fence, school days at Fielding, and social life of Paris out-of-town students. A nostalgic postscript quotes Goethe about violet and May flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gager's Creek
Liberty
Mercy P. Kelsey
Gwen (Dunn) Anderson
Ruth (Caldwell) Sutton
Fielding
Prof. Sardoni
Paris
Primary Guide class and social at church
Liberty-Sharon The Primary Guide class and their teacher Mrs Charlotte Matthews hosted a social at the church house for Trail Builder boys and their families and the Ward Bishopric. Several local residents attended church events and visits, with grandchildren born and trips to nearby towns. a train joke ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Matthews
Church House
Trail Builder
Ward
Tim Matthews
Idaho Fells
Carroll Secrist
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Dale
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Jane W
Jennie
Earl Loveland
Myrlethel Perkins
Juanita Loveld
Effie Stock
Alice Jensen
Winter
Maxine Lowe
Worland, Wyo
Gary Loveland
Ernest Wilkes
North Rich
Morgan
Logan
Laketown News
James Whitcomb Riley
Nebeker Ranch
Mr and
Carl Roselle
Salt Lake City
Boston
Susan
Jerry Drake
Mary Worth
Ricks
David
Mrs. We Son
Forum
Jane Stewart
Vomaneré
Esra J. Poulsen
Sharon
Hilda Parker
Lanark
Marie Carlsen
Galt Lake
Lester Roberts
Wied Poulsen
Mr. Arid Girl
Daryle Morgan
Lorna
David Morgan
Salt Lake
Hugh Morgan
Mr. and
Mrs. Dediils Carlsen
Roger Carlsen of
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Mrs
Chrng Carlsen
George Hoge
Pocatello
Stanley Morgan
Lois“Thomas
Jenilly
Bloomington
Jesse R. Matthews
LaMar Roberta
Nola Jensen
LaMar Roberts
Lowell Gibbons
Calvin Hymas
Ogden
Joan Wend Etteen Jymes
Buddy
DUP
Preston Thomas
Weldon Payne and Son
Dillon
Montana
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoge
Yaow
Ren
Nemtler
Harry
Tarantula
Montpelier
Idaho
Groces’s
Kraft
Soda Springs
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