Funeral held for Hugh Sutton at Magna Utah
William Hugh Sutton son of Mr and Mrs H E Sutton died suddenly during a tonsil operation in Helena Montana His funeral was in Pleasant Green ward chapel Salt Lake City with Bishop Omer E Hall in charge The service highlighted his leadership in Montana and his athletic career at Utah State Agricultural College and Payson High School concluding with burial in Salt Lake City Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hugh Sutton
H. Edward Sutton
Helena,Mont
Pleasant Green Ward
Omer E. Hall
Isle of
Jesse R. S. Budge
Salt Lake City
C. E. Sutton
Hugh Sutton
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Helena
Helena High School
Helena Kiwanis Club
O. H. Budge
Agricultural College
Cockrell
Wilson
Payson High School
Sutton
Paygon High School
Dell Egbert
Logan
John Bowden
Oquirrh Stake
Messrs. Anderson
Ensign
Prsident Geo. A. Little
D. H. Jacobs
Yath
Abu i
R. S. Sutton
W. Hugh Sutton
Paris Idaho
Paris
Utah Agricultural College
Army
Fort Douglas
Kelly Field
Texes
Mont
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
M. McKyde
Los Helena
Jan
Ithe
Montapa
Hity
Smith
Rex
Milford
Magna
Cyril
Los Angeles
Cal
Oral Sutton
Bear Lake Boy Scores Success
Frank Findlay and his wife learned their son Francis, teaching in Boston, was chosen to replace a retiring professor at the New England Conservatory. He now heads the new Orchestral Training course at the Conservatory, reflecting his creditable performance and increased responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Findlay
Francis
Boston
Cole
New England Conservatory
Orchestral School
The
Conservatory
Findlay
Loyal subscriber letter praises paper and school work
A letter from Teller Dunford of Provo Utah expresses strong appreciation for the Post calling Reading the paper like a letter from home. It notes good health, satisfaction with school work and a check enclosed for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller Dunford
Provo
Utah
Deputy Warden Leads Salmon Fry Shipment to Bear Lake
Deputy State Game Warden Jesse Dunn from Montpelier escorted the second shipment of chinook salmon fry through Paris this morning on the way to Fish Haven for planting in Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Dunn
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Paris
Fish Haven
Doings at Paris L D S Seminar
Students at the Paris L D S Seminary plan more ward programs as juniors refine ideals and freshmen survey Northern Church interests. President Rich visited graduates, spoke on early Church history, and joined New Testament history discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyttal
Iba
Rich
Dleas
Olds
Snow and community notes from Fish Haven and surrounding towns
The Fish Haven area reports heavy snows in Ogden and Bear Lake valley with snowpack valued as a blessing for water supply. Local events include the Garden City choir performance The Merry Milk Maids, an illustrated lecture by Elder Sorensen, M L A play The Finger of Scorn, and Relief Society party with Dr Mason M.D. The community notes scouts craft hawthorn items, Bishop Shirley’s cold, and a bout of lagrippe affecting several residents.
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Fish Haven
Sage Ogden
Blanchard Examiner
Bear Lake Valley
Ogden
Garden City
el Fort Ax
Thigneind
Heravon Ibendky
Ider ‘Sorenson
Meadow
Utah
Sorensen
M.L A
Frank Cottle
Randolph
Laketown
Eldon
Brock
J. W
Gir
Frank— Cottle
C. C. Shirley
Republican meeting at Montpelier elects delegates
The Republican gathering in Montpelier elected four delegates to the state convention after a delay in Lewiston scheduling. James Olsen, Linghamford, Dunford, and Banyantt were named as delegates, with a public meeting set for March 29 at 7 230 PM to discuss the political situation. The event invites citizens to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Hall
James Olsen
Lewiston
James’ l. Dunsforda Banyantt James, Olsen
Ovid
Rahinford
Ey Timuels
Exe
Culiva
Susie Political Action
T. Bylobe Fay
Shosdne
Lake—County
Alty
Death of Horace Weaver in Bennington Utah to California and back
Horace Weaver died Saturday at his Bennington home after months with stomach cancer. Born 1868 in Millville Utah, he moved to Bear Lake County in 1884 and resided in Bennington. He married Adelaide Wright on January 1 1888 and had eight children and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Bennington L D S Chapel with interment in Bennington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Weaver
Bennington
Weaver
California
Arch
Horace ,Jr
Frank Evan
Elmer
Melya
Mark and
Wright
Chicago
Reo
Fawn Witt
Ward
Bennigton L. D. S
News
Vallentine Son Archie to Return Home After Mission
Mr. C. W. Vallentine learned from Alabama that his son Archie, after 28 months of missionary work, has received his release and will return home soon following a conference in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Nelson
Aigard
Braighon
Wye
Ruben’ ‘Stock
O'Dee
Ogden
Utah
Rgen
E. N. Scofield
Chancy Wilks
St. Clogay
Wilka
Samuel Winter
Wave Ear
C. W. Vallentine
Alabama
Archie
Salt Lake
Price tied to fiftieth birthday surprise party in Bloomington
A surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Price home in Bloomington honored his fiftieth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Price, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Price, Mrs. Sisan Law, Mrs. Mary A. Taylor, Mrs. Walter P. Rich, Mia Lottie Ringle, and Mrs. Emma Clayton. The evening featured music, games, and a six o'clock supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Price
Bloomington
George Price
Heber Price
Sisan Law
Mary A. Taylor
Walter P. Rich
Mia
Lottie Ringle
Emma Clayton
Rates to April Conference
Pres Roy A Welker of the Bear Lake Stake reports a communication from Oregon Short Line Co Salt Lake. One and one half fare is charged for transport to Salt Lake for the April conference April 4 5 6. Gates go on sale Tuesday April 1 and are valid until April 17. Round trip tickets may be purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Oregon Short Line By. Co
Salt Lake
Garden City Notes Bright Events From Town Life
Garden City notes report Mr and Mrs Paul A Spence returning from Ogden with Paul under a doctor’s care and Mrs Spence visiting her mother. A baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs Bart Satterthwaite. The Satterthwaite lambing is praised at Gook Bros. Alfred Kearl travels from Salt Lake City. Sleighing limited by no snow. Local illnesses noted and the ward choir presents The Merry Milk Maids with a large audience. The show featured Mrs Booth Mrs Scofield and others under L L Cook. Weather brings about foot of snow and zero cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Spence
Ogden
Paul
Mrs. Spence
Sandy Brown
Bart Satterthwaite
Dr. Reay
Randolph
J. B.lutz
Brontier
Wyo
Hymas
Gook Bros
Ti E. Luts
Fred. Lutz
Sherr Lutz
Russell Satterthwaite
Charles
Whittington
George Calder
Alfred Kearl
Laketown
Salt Lake City
Ross Pope
randlat-bone-Tree
Wye
J. W. Negus
W. B. Cheel
Royal Pope
Ward
Merry Milk Maids
CO. EB. .Booth
W.A. Cheel
L. L. Cook
Rose Pope
Ailis Lazotte Sims
John Morrison
Joseph Abischer
St. Charles
Jack Frost
Blooming ton Dance Scene Featuring Shepherd Packerd Six
The Shepherd Packerd Six of this city play for a dance in Bloomington Friday evening as ads promote the event. A revival anecdote recalls a local speaker confessing past sins while affirming faith.
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Shepherd Packerd
Bloomington
Idaho Conventions Elect Dunford Alternate Delegate
Idaho's state convention in Lewiston named eleven delegates to the national Republican convention to back Calvin Coolidge. U S Senator Borah heads the slate with Gooding Moore Nash Cole Von Canon Snyder Nelson Dunn Robison among others as delegates and Dunford as an alternate.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
United States
United ‘States
William E. Borah
Borah
Frank R. Gooding
C. C. Moore
I. H. Nash
Joseph H. Peterson
Bannock County
Mra
W. W. von Canon
Bonner County
F. M. Cole
Canyon County
Sampson Snyder
Clearwater County
Ralph Nelson
Kootenai County
A J. Dunn
Shoshone
A. Robinson
Twin Falls
Arthur Garrett
Ada County
J. L. Dunford
Bear Lake County
T. B. Hays
Benewah
A. & Dickinson
Bingham County
Henry Armsted
Oscar Johannesse
Bonneville
A. J. Kent
Boundary County
F. H. Tedberg
Lewis County
Nathan Ricks
Madison County
H. Q. Gardner
Payette County
H. J. Wilson
Washington County
Borah and Gooding
Moore
Nash
Cole
von” Canon
Sampson
Snyder
Gates
Firat
A A.J. Dunn
J. H. Peterson
Ce Why
Rob . Robison
Every Woman Knows Will Be Successful Play
The First Ward Mutual presents What Every Woman Knows next Wednesday evening. A four act wholesome drama featuring a strong local cast including John Shand O Neal Rich Maggia Wylie and Lady Bybil Tenderton. Merill Cook leads the ensemble in a production expected to attract both town and out of town patrons.
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Ward Mutual
Paris Topara- Howse
John Shand
O’neal Rich Maggia Wylie
Leoneid
Comtesse de la Briere
Spancer
Bybil Tenderton
Lasca Allred
Charles Venerables
Married Wednesday license issued to Barkdull and Arnold
A marriage license was issued at the County Clerk's office on Wednesday morning to William Barkdull of Fairview Wyoming and Doris Arnold of Montpelier. County Clerk J. R. Peterson officiated the ceremony.
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Wm. Barkdull
Fairview
Wyo
Dorris Arnold
Montpelier
J.8. Peterson
Teacher Party at Emerson Gym Brightens First Ward Even
The teachers quorum of the First ward and their partners held a dancing party in Emerson gym on Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served and attendees said they enjoyed a good time.
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Emerson Gym
Gravel Haulers Dance Honors City Road Workers
The city hosts a dance in the pavilion Friday evening to honor loyal gravel haulers who helped with winter road work. An elaborate supper is served by town ladies and music is provided by the Christenson Orchestra of Bloomington.
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Christenson ‘Orchestra
Bloomington
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Ralph Graves
Bessie Love
Frank Keenan
Anna Q. Nilsson
Ake
Batae
John Lantry
O. S. S. Ry. Company
Lantry
Aphener
Druk
Dunford
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Fenton Allred
Alick Wyle
Lester Allred
David Wylie
Chas. G. Longhurst
James Wylie
Chase Kearl
Pusan Ieeeeee
Marie Tueller Jomos
Merill Cook
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