Randolph Items show small town changes and local visits
Harry Alexander updates Barker store front in Randolph and other shops plan new paint. Miss Mable Nicholls returns to Randolph from Lyman Wyoming. Elite club hosts a luncheon May 3. Fish and Game Club approves constitution May 5 and sets Bear Lake as June meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich County Reaper
Harry Alexander
Randolph
Barker
Mable Nicholls
Lyman
Wyo
L. G. Kennedy
Fish and Game Club
Bear Lake
Peter Clawson
B. Howard
Garden City
Clawsons
Howard
Sprouses
Pauline Lamborn
John N. Lamborn
Gus Hendee
Charles Hendee
Arvilda
Tooélé
Dave Smith
Evanston
Laketown Church Notes Highlight Family, Music and Mission News
Laketown lines recounts Grace Irwin returning home as organist and a full day of music. The program includes Ioun Out lovely deseret, Oh my Father, and Oh God the Eternal Father with Mildred Weston on piano. Talks by Jay Taylor Mildred Weston Joseph Willis and others. sacrament at 2 pm featured reflections by Hidera Elijah Willis and Rulon Weston after mission service. Bishop George H Robinson attended geological convention in Paris. Leland Longhurst visited Laketown briefly before returning to Woodruff. Unto us a son is born is noted as a closing reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Irwin
Deseret
Heber O. Robinson
God the Eternal Father
Jay Taylor
Mildred Weston
Joseph
Willis
G. N. Weston
Laketown
Heber
Robinson
Albert R. Weston
N. Oliver Wahlstrom
Ernest W. Irwin
Lydia Johnson
Bob H. Robinson
Father
Elijah C. Willis
Hidera Elijah
Rulon J. Weston
Geo. N. Weston
Rosa L. Weston
Geo. H. Robinson
Tabernacle
Paris
Leland Longhurst
Woodruff
Bloomington Notes Highlight Local Visits And Family News
Rulon Lindsay and daughter Elaine return from Chicago to visit Delbert and family. Clifford Price and Paris ties visit Fred Briscoe home. George Ward and Harry Gaskins from Montpelier and St. Charles drop by for business and calls. Ira Osmond comes home from Los Angeles after wintering there. Ellsworth Cleveland and children of St. Charles visit. Carl Sleight of Paris spends a day with Will and family. Clarence Poulsen welcomes a baby boy born Thursday May 8. Gene Grimes and Wilford Bartschi visit A. H. Nelson. Alma Findlay returns from Salt Lake to home. Lester Skinner of Noonan visits with relatives. Mrs. Skinner’s mother J. P. Patterson and daughters Barbara and Vaun accompany home. Leo Rasmussen of Cokeville spends Sunday with kin. Hyrum Thompson spends Mothers Day in Syracuse Utah with his mother. Owen Thornock, Bancroft employee, spends Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Rulon Lindsay
Elaine
Chicago
Delbert Nelson
Clifford Price
Paris
Fred Briscoe
George Ward
St. Charles
Harry Gaskins
Montpeter
Ira Osmond
Los Angeles
Calif
Ellsworth Cleveland
Carl Sleight
Sleight
Will Bateman
Clarence Poulsen
Gene Grimes
Wilford Bartschi
Montpelier
A. H. Nelson
Alma Findlay
Salt Lake
Lester Skinner
Noonan
Emma Stewart
S. D. Hospital
W Jones
Stewart
R. P. Nelson
Aaron
Nelson
Montpelier Hospital
Berniece Pugmire
Idaho Falls
Russell Clayton
Baby
Joe Jensen
Price
Pocatello
Clark
Reese
R. Hill
Gonda
Edna Cochran
Alvin Peterson
Marion Rasmussen
Hugh Morgan
Children of
Liberty
Keetch
Glenn Michaelson
R. Michaelson
Rich Allred
Joseph Clark
Wm. Floyd
Cecelia Jensen
Henry Monson
St Charles Mothers Day Visit From Pugmire Family
Mrs N E Pugmire received a visit from her son V R Pugmire and his son Grant and daughter Enid. Other members of her family joined in the chat and memories on Mothers Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Pugmire
V. R. Pugmire
Grant
Enid
Community notes on family visits illnesses and new births
Family and friends are mentioned in a long community column noting visits, illness, and recovering patients. A daughter Enid Pugmire sails for Spain on June 16 to study Spanish. Several locals gain good news as relatives recover from operations and illnesses, with multiple weekend visits and new arrivals announced.
Mrs Bertha Laker and Children Visit Relatives
Mrs Bertha Laker and her children spent last week with relatives at Lib erty, as reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Laker
Liberty
Bern Brevities Highlights From Local Happenings
Mr Robert Kunz returned from Cedar City Utah and reports his granddaughter Norma Young is improving slowly after appendicitis. Miss Elsie Stoor of Bancroft spent the weekend with Bern relatives. Vern Stoor Grays Lake and Jennie Ward Conda visited Parley Kunz family. A farewell social honored Mr and Mrs Barfus and Mattson families as they move to Laramie Wyoming and Pocatello Idaho for work with the P F E. President Silas L. Wright attended Sunday sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kunz
Cedar City
Utah
Norma Young
Elsie Stoor
Bancroft
Bern
Vern Stoor
Grays Lake
Jennie Ward
Conda
Parley Kunz
Fred Barfus
Merrill Mattson
Barfus
Laramie
Wyo
Mattson
Pocatello
Clifford Pugmire
Alice Blenz
Soda Springs
Emma Lau
Martha Kunz
B. W Kunz
Silas L. Wright
Our Sacrament Meeting
For Sale International One Ton Truck in Good Condition
A classified notice offers an International one ton truck, good as new, for sale. Enquire Ira Peterson, Paris, phone 93-m. A brief ad includes quoted morals about self-help and financial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Peterson
Paris
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Brown Deceased
Administratrix Elizabeth Brown Vallentine invites all creditors and claimants against Thomas Brown deceased to present their claims with vouchers within months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the administratrix residence in Lanark Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated May 1930. H. C. Baldridge Governor notice appears with date in April 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Lanark
Bear Lake
Idaho
Elizabeth Brown Vallentine
Thomas ‘Brown
Bear
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Gwan
Drandoul
Junior
Charles Sughroe
Piewey
Parley W. Hart
George H. Robinson
Hazel
Lucile
Laketown Lines
George Spitz
Flushing
God
Ben Franklin
J. Wendell ‘Stucks
Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Go
Moose
Montpelier High School
H. C. Baldridge
Keford Furniture Company
Shepherd Clothing Store
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