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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
5
Local notes reveal Ada Pugmire and Amell families taking Rosa Hodges to Ogden, a Kurt Anderson clan birthday dinner with multiple Utah relatives, and several snow mobile outings to Green Canyon. Margaret Bunderson travels to Louisiana, while Sonja Pugmire hosts Seminary students.
Grant Bunderson dies in Montpelier hospital after heart attack and stroke at home. Survived by two children, parents, siblings, and grandchildren. Several family gatherings and visits noted including Bunderson and Booth families, Minor and Hirschi visits, and a Relief Society party attendance. A blizzard forced Les Hill party to cancel funeral travel to Pocatello.
The Bee family celebrated Alta Bee’s 80th birthday on March 6 with a family dinner. Relatives included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunderson of Bennington, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford King of Mortpelier, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bee of Bloomington. Many other relatives called, and guests saw Tanya Reese and Kathy Holly weekend guests at Harold and spouse’s home. Jane Ward of Randolph Utah spent the weekend with her parents, while Karen Ward returned home from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a stay.
Mr and Mrs Rulon Hansen and children and the Verden Thornock family visited Mrs Legrand Kunz of Grace for her birthday Sunday. Ernest Payne home hosted Milford Murphy and Roscoe Osmond of Thayne Wye. VeNile Bee and children traveled to Logan Monday. Hulme Dunford Heber and Alice visited Salt Lake City Friday. John spent Saturday in Logan visiting Linda and Tommy Findlay.
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