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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
5
SH Haven News records visits by Mrs Ray C Stock and Mrs Glendon Barker with Evanston residents in town. Local families, including Mr and Mrs LaMont Pope and the Earley relatives from San Diego, gathered for socials and a funeral in Ogden.
Blooming ton and Mrs Eugene Thornock of Ogden visited in April with their grandparents Mr Dan Thornock. Jp Ward of Rexbury spent time with her mother and Mrs J W Patterson with DeEtte from Logan visiting Saturday. Mrs Wiffen Bateman of Wyo was dinner guest of Mrs Otis Bateman Monday week. Rasmussen of Kemmerer and Rasmussen of Logan spent time with Clif Rasmussen. Word arrives of the birth of a son and Mrs James Thornock and Mrs Harold Thornock, in.
Pvt Curtis Austin visited Poc atello with nephew Eric Hymas. Annie Keetch stays with her daughter Mrs Hugh Morgan. Elza Poulsen visited with Alma Poulsen. Jay Hymas of Evanston visited with Ivan Hymas. Norman Roberts family Ivie Humpherys Ralph Jurgensmeier attended Dancing Review in Montpelier. Students to Music Festival included Genice Morgan Ann Hymas Gail Matthews Carolyn Morgan Lorna Morgan Sherman Bartsch Hulme Matthews Delmar Derricott. D A Walton called to Logan for relative illness. weekend in Salt Lake. Leo Wilson and son Robert of Esclante Utah called on Mrs Julia Shepherd. Paul Walton and Chris Carlen went to Salt Lake on business. Julia Shepherd and son Russell visited Cokeville.
Weekend visitors and weddings mark church events in Garden City and surrounding towns. Notable items include the April 30 marriage of Duwald Satterthwaite Gary and Connie Roberts, plus multiple confirmations, stake meetings, and primary conferences with participation from Ovid Paris Logan and Montpelier communities.
Inez Phelps led a literature lesson in Relief Society on Tuesday of last week. Stake visitors at MIA included Mr. and Mrs J L Hawkins Agnes Kimball Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Beck. Visitors at the Mitchell Beck home were Verla Beck and DeLone Muir.
St Charles residents and relatives gathered for visits and church events. Local families from Paris Logan Pocatello and Montpelier attended services, birthdays, baptisms and primary conferences while others travelled for work and cemetery projects.
Asa Madsen and son Vance and grandson of Bloomington were business visitors in Bern Tuesday with Mrs Wm Bee and daughter in law Mrs Wm G Bee. Mr and Mrs Jefferson Dunford of Bloomington called at the Schmid home last Thursday. Mrs Oneal Kunz and daughter of Montpelier called in Bern Wednesday of last week. Myrtle Steckler and daughter Diane accompanied her sister Sylvia Kunz and grandson Ronald to Logan last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Bridges and children of Battle Lake were back and the home of Mr and Mrs A M Bridges of Montpelier. they returned home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roberts and children of Montpelier were ...
Mr and Mrs Wm Sorenson traveled to Salt Lake City to meet daughter Joyce Benson and son and will stay a week. Alvin Beck presided at Sunday meeting with Russell Sorenson conducting and Verla Beck Nina Sorenson leading singing. Eleven bore testimonies and Verlyn Parker gave benediction.
Agnes Toomer underwent ear surgery the prior week and met her relatives in Montpelier on Wednesday. Emery Benson visited from Newton, Utah, and many locals joined a Relief Society patriotic program in Paris. Attendees also traveled to Pocatello for the State Music Festival and funerals were held for Ernest Egli in Montpelier.
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