Liberty Parker Tour Takes in Parker and Orr Homes
More Liberty Russell Parker of Rose Mary Alta Can is visiting the Parker brothers and David Orr homes. Mrs Mildred Reich of Sunset Utah visited her sister Mrs Sue Valdez last week.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
5
More Liberty Russell Parker of Rose Mary Alta Can is visiting the Parker brothers and David Orr homes. Mrs Mildred Reich of Sunset Utah visited her sister Mrs Sue Valdez last week.
Mr and Mrs Geo Lyon and Dixie were in Ogden Utah Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Lyon visited Mrs Les Alleman at a Logan hospital on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Miller were in Pocatello on Thursday. They were joined home by Sharyn Carolee and Rut Ann Bartschi who will visit while their mother Gwen Bartschi remains hospitalized.
A brief fragment notes that My Lynn Gambling traveled to Boise on a Wednesday. No additional actions or details are provided about purpose or events.
Mrs Hazel Peterson and Mr and Mrs Gary Jorgenson of Hyde Park visited Sunday at the Maurice Beck home.
Mrs Lorene Roberts and Johnny attended the funeral of Hattie Poulsen in Ogden and returned to Paris for the burial. Mr and Mrs Don Hemert and Mr and Mrs Duwain Passey were in Salt Lake City for the weekend.
A large gathering attended the funeral service for Mrs. Hazel Beutler in Montpelier on Saturday. The notice notes continued coverage on Page 8.
Nina Sorenson and Hazel Peterson visited a local MIA group on Tuesday. LaRae Nielson led a Relief Society social science lesson with Audrey Nielson overseeing the nursery. Mr and Mrs Willara Johnson joined Mr and Mrs Doyle Anthony on a short trip to Gallup New Mexico.
Carma Jensen Wanda Johnson Ruth Beck and Hazel Peterson attended a Stake Primary meeting in Bloomington Monday evening.
Ivy Jensen Marie Olsen Ruth Edris Beck La- Rae Nielson Nina Soren and Hazel Peterson attended a stake board meeting.
Mr and Mrs Spencer Peterson of Wendell were overnight guests of Peter Nielson and Irene Beck, according to a brief local social note.
Steven Jensen underwent surgery at Bear Lake Hospital in Montpelier. The Relief Society marked its March 17 anniversary with a banquet and program led by President Arvilla Peterson. Audrey Nielson and LaRae Nielson organized the program, Merlyn Sorenson and Julie Johnson handled decorations, and five past presidents Hazel L. Peterson Ivy Jensen Lucille Jensen Marie Olsen and Donna Larsen attended and presented gifts.
Friday visitors in Logan attended the wedding of Evan Mellor and wife. Utah guests and local families shared gatherings at Dingle Layton and Liberty venues with birthdays and medical care noted.
In Bloomington an open house for Hannah Nelson celebrated her 90th birthday hosted by Alma Indlay and DeLora Nelson. Visitors included Larry Nye of Logan and Linda Findlay from Salt Lake City with the Findlay family. Dinner guests at Ben Bateman’s topped the weekend with Elders Anderson and Despain.
Frank Jensen visited Mrs. Ida Windley. Lois Pugmire accompanied her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson of Cokeville to Logan on Thursday. Cleneth Arnell returns to work after surgery. Heber Stock visited John Michaelson home Thursday. Alvirus Arnell and son DuWayne to Pocatello. Lovell Booth drove to Orem Utah to help move Evan Mellor family. Brigham Irwin took his brother Heber to Logan for hospital admission.
Lauriel Athay and Para Lee Kendall of Paris attended the Daughters of the Pioneers gathering at Elaine Transtrum's home on Thursday. Shirlee Bunderson presented the lesson material. Jeanie Pugmire of Montpelier visited in St. Charles during the week.
Laurel Pugmire of Salt Lake City visited his mother, Mrs. Carrie Pugmire. The item continues on page 6.
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