Bloomington Notes Family gatherings and community visitors listed
Mrs Vera Dunford hosts a crowded gathering with Lorenzo Lewis birthday noting and many attendees from Iona Aberdeen Blackfoot American Falls Montpelier and Salt Lake City. Home Arts Club meets with new officers Nadine Nelson and Lark Bateman. Helen Bateman shows New Zealand slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payne Kala
Lorenzo Lewis
Lewis
Bob Longhurst
Iona
Reed Martinson
Aberdeen
Gary Warner
Baby
American Falls
Milford Lewis
Blackfoot
Gary Paynes
Montpelier
LaRue
Jim and
Mabey
Idaho
Alls
Kent Stuckis
Salt Lane Ci
Walter Lewis
Paris
Home Arts Club
LaRue Piggott
Fern Reese
Hilma Bateman
Visitors Gather at Multiple Homes Across Utah and Nearby
Mrs. Ruby Dunford hosts Emerson Kro ne and Rhea Robinson of Bountiful along with Alice Illiman and children of Bountiful plus Mr and Mrs Leslie Bolton of Paris and Mr and Mrs John Mitchell and Alice Rich of St Charles. Gertrude Christensen's guests include William Bateman of Brigham City and Lewis Christensen of Morgan. Newell Parker and Rosalee and Tomoe of Sumset visit Mrs Victor Jeest Wing and Reese calls on Mary Carver in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dunford
Emerson Krone
Rhea Robinson
Ae ‘Athol
Bountiful
reRn
Alice Illiman
Leslie Bolton
Paris
John Mitchell
Alice Rich
St. Charles
Gertrude Christensen
William ‘Bateman
Brigham City
Utah
Lewis Christensen
Morgan
Newell Parker
Rosalee and
Tomoe Oe
Sumset
Victor Jeest Wing
Reese
Mary Carver
Montpelier
Hart family visits Bloomington tied to Utah relatives
Joan Hart and Linda Booth visited their parents the Alfred Harts. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hart of Kaysville Utah spent the weekend in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bateman
Ray Bateman
Ray
Vernon Ateman
Omaha
Neb
Joan Hart
Linda Booth
the Alfred Harts
Eugene Hart
Kaysville
Utah
Bloomington
Findlays Visit Salt Lake City with Utah Guests
Mr and Mrs Alma Findlay spent several days in Salt Lake City visiting at the Ernest Payne home. Guests included John Godfrey of Brigham City Emery Martinson Smith field Mr and Mrs Fawn Payne of Lava Hot Springs and Mr and Mrs Weldon Dunn and Mrs Berdean Black of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kent Stucki
Salt Lake City
James Payne
Alma Findlay
Ernest Payne
John Godfrey
Brigham City
Emery Martinson
Smithfield
Fawn Payne
Lava Hot Springs
Weldon Dunn
Berdean Black
Montpelier
Primary meeting outlines lesson on visual aids
Wednesday afternoon a Primary preparation meeting convened with President Ruth Thornock leading the visual aids lesson. Attendees included Verdena Bunderson Fern Reese Nola Haddock Shirley Hansen Maud Bateman Lutha Madsen Merla Bee Evelyn Findlay and Vera Dunford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Thornock
Verdena Bunderson
Fern Reese
Nola Haddock
Shirley Hansen
Maud Bateman
Lutha Madsen
Merla Bee
Evelyn Findlay
Vera Dunford
Primary Halloween Party At Amusement Hall
The primary Halloween party occurred Saturday evening at the amusement hall. Each class presented a portion of the program before a plate lunch was served to about 800 people.
Halloween party and community notices in Fish Haven
The MIA held a Halloween party with games Spaghs and cider and donuts. Dinner guests at Leonard Perkins home included Ira Perkins of Cokeville Wyoming. Janet Howell hosted a Friday show and slumber party for Paris friends. Primary Carnival led by Juanita Perkins featured barbecues pie and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
MIA
Leonard Perkins
Ira Perkins
Cokeville
Wyo
Janet Howell
DeNise Jensen
Dorothy Izatt
Kathy Howell
Peggy Vallentine
Paris
Juanita Perkins
Local Family Visits and Funeral in Idaho Region
Mrs Geren Howell and sons of Ogden visited Fish Haven over the weekend. Jennie Pugmire and Eva Earley visited sister Jon Gheen in Blackfoot. Don Edgehill joined LaVonne Anderson on Sunday. W A Howell attended Eugenie Long's funeral in Idaho Falls and saw the Geren Howell family in Ogden. Leon Howell and wife attended the Harvest Ball in Paris and visited the Dean Smith family in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Howell
Dean Smith
Montpelier
Mrs
Geren Howell
Jennie Pugmire
Eva Earley
Jon Gheen
Blackfoot
W. A. Howell
Eugenie Long
Idaho Falls
Oeden
Friay
Leon Howell
Paris
Ogden Man William Stock Visits Parents Over Weekend
William Stock of Ogden visited his parents over the weekend, marking a brief family gathering. Continued on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stock of
Ogden
The Fielding Spartans Inspires Alumni Spirit
A Salt Lake City letter praises Fielding's Spartans football squad and school activities. The writer urges an active alumni association, lauds homecoming and PTA efforts, and recommends a Salt Lake Tribune booklet on college reparation for students pursuing higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartans
PTA
Felding
Leslie J. Nason
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
Repeal of Taft Hartley 14b May Spur Right to Work Debate
C W Harder argues the Senate may have halted the drive to compel union membership by workers. An amendment allows religious objectors to exempt themselves while paying dues to a charity chosen by the union or a mutually agreed group. The piece critiques the logic and warns of broader implications for religion and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Senate Labor Oc. W. Harder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Post
Bear Lake County
IPA
Thomas E. and
Mary A. P
Reston
Olass Mail
J. B. Haddock Home
Naomi Bacon
Georgetown
Renae Bird
Sarah Hart
Logan
Sarah Ann Patterson
Linda Jacobson
Cyril Jacobson
Joe Elson
Jacobsons
Thomas Painter
Kemmerer, Woo
Clarence Smith
Carl Bohn
Dal Brooker
Theodosha Hymas
Clarissa Ward
Fish Haven News
Mary Howell
Spencer Hawkins
Patty
Sega Howell
Sunny
Earl Loveland
Dell Loveland
John Dewey
Gary Loveland
Nathell Weston
Ernest Wilkes
Carol Howell
Berniof
Donald Sorenson
Fern Pope
Marie Weston
Ted Davidson
Mrs. Michael Bacs
Washington
Don Erickson
Don Edgehill
LaVonne Anderson Sunny
Mr. Preston
Queens
Washington and
C. Wilson Harder
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Karl Marx
National Federation of Independent Business
Methodist Welfare Board
Academy For Advanced Studies
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