Community Notes From Randolph And Montpelier District
Local residents visit each other across Randolph Montpelier and Logan with church meetings and Relief Society events highlighted. Major surgery at LDS hospital Logan for Mrs P A Spence and Mye Preston Pugmire returns home after surgery. Beatrice Hansen Melinda Gibbons Irene Calder honored at Relief Society party with gifts and corsages. Various residents visit relatives in Montpelier Logan and Salt Lake with sacrament meeting speakers Whitney Transtrum and Bryan Booth.
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Ruth
Dolly Tin
Randolph
Blaine Marshall
P. A. Spence
LDS Hospital
Logan
Paul Cornia
Montpelier
DeVerl Whittington
Barl Stuart
David Hoffman
Relief Society
Theora Hodges
Alvera Sims
J. G. Sprouse
Ruth Hansen
Rose Nelson
Milford Loveland
William Negus
Temple
Preston Pugmire
LDS
Dean Smith
Fish Haven
Smll
Beatrice Hansen
Melinda Gibbons
Irene Calder
Charleen Lutz
Mattie Price
Reading
Joan Hodges
Mildred Smith
Delilah Hodges
Maurine Pulley
Ruth Kimball
Elza Dayton
Lowell Gibbons
Paul Hodges
Sterling Rich
Salt Lake
Lavere Hansen
Leslie Kimball
Marvin Carney
Merrill Sprouse
Bryan Booth
Tamara
Beatricé “Hansen
Carolyn Cornia
Galeen Kennedy
Arden Pope
Cokeville
Whitney Transtrum
St. Charles
Joyce Nicholls
Larry Nicholls
Genevieve Stones
Kent Jensen
Provo
LeRoy Sorensons
Milford Wamsley
Kent
Estelle Whitneys
Ogden
LeRoy Sorenson
Rae Sorenson
Bancroft
Notice to Creditors of Herbert Spencer and Caroline Olsen
Publication of notices to creditors for the estate of Herbert Leo Spencer and the estate of Caroline Olsen, listing administrators and dates of publication. The notices indicate probate actions and required claims, with publication dates in October through December 1958.
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Herbert Leo Spencer
Herbert L. Spencer
Irene S. Wyet
Inistratrix
EB. Haddock
Wnistratrix
Hawkes Bolainie
Paris
Bear Lake
Idaho
Irene
Wyler
Herbert LI
Énee
Caroline Olsen
Local Relief Society and community notices in Salt Lake area
Mrs Sivel Nielson and Mrs Far rell Nielson plus Julie visited Salt Lake. Julie to Holy Cross hospital for observation. Relief Society notes Ruth Beck theology lesson Eva Johnson teacher’s topic. Alfred Keetch stake visitor at MIA. Joe Olsen in Nampa two weeks on ranch. Helen Parker hosted American Auxiliary 20 members. Anita Beck and Linda Olsen from USA in Logan. Arvilla Peterson hosted sewing group. Attendees included Alfred Jensen Telbert Jensen Hyrum Olsen Sorenson families Parker hostess. Lunch served. Hilda Sorenson to Pocatello then Idaho Falls temple for wedding. Joseph Olsen wedding anniversary for A J Berry observed. Russell Sorenson visiting Soda Springs and Central. Ross Sleight temple excursion. Elders quorum met at Liberty. Talks by Genean Peterson Shirley Johnson Ina Peterson. Trio Ruth Beck Audrey Nielson Nina Sorenson with JoAnn Olsen piano. Irene Beck Pearl Johnson in Logan.
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Sivel Nielson
Farrell Nielson
Julie
Salt Lake
Holy Cross Hospital
Eva Johnson
Ruth Beck
Relief Society
Alfred Keetch
Mia
Joe Olsen
Nampa
Helen Parker
American Auxiliary
Anita Beck
Linda Olsen
USA
Logan
Arvilla Peterson
Sewing Group
Alfred Jensens
Telbert Jensens
Hyrum Olsens
William Sorensons
Spencer Sorensons
Willard Johnsons
Russell Sorensons
Charles Parkers
Hazel L. Peterson
Hilda Sorenson
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Joseph Olsen
A. J. Berry
Wardboro
Russell Sorenson
Soda—Springs
Ross Sleight
Liberty
Genean Peterson
Shirley Johnson
Ina Peterson
Audrey Nielson
Nina Sorenson
JoAnn Olsen
Irene Beck
Pearl Johnson
Paris City Council Proceedings November 2 1958
City Council met at City Hall Paris with Acting Mayor Budge and eight councilmen present. Discussion included preparing ground for a city skating pond on Paris Second Ward property and securing bishop consent, and follow up by the appropriate committee. Bonds final payments leave the city out of debt. water system flushing urged before winter. police court reported three citations totaling 32 dollars. marshal listed three citations and four warnings. Bills were approved for payment including The Paris Post, Seymour Jaussi, Willard Eborn, Waterworks Equipment Co, Utah Power & Light Co, and Southern Idaho Equipment Co. Meeting adjourned.
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City Hall
Paris
Cyril S. Budge
John B. Hoge
Glen H. Grimmett
Clifford Minson
Smith Gertsch
Willard Stucki
Lloyd Passey
Marshal J. Vivian Nye
Fred J. Price
Gilbert Parker
Finance Committee
Paris Post
Seymour Jaussi
Willard Eborn
Wor Waterworks Equipment Co
Utah Power & Light Co
Southern Idaho
Idaho Health Rolling Mobile Dental Unit Serves Rural Kids
The Idaho Department of Health completed the first local program using the new mobile unit. In Kooskia Kamiah and Stites, about 500 children aged three to nine were inspected over three weeks. Parents received reports and conferences noted as key to improving family dental health. Stannous fluoride was applied to all examined teeth due to absence of natural fluoride in local water.
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Idaho
Department of Health
State Department of Health
Wesley QO. Young
Department
Kooskia
Kamiah
Stites
Lewiston
Young
Gratitude Expressed for Continued Support
A speaker thanks supporters and pledges hard work to merit their ongoing backing. The message conveys appreciation and commitment without additional details.
Fluoride Dental Unit to Extend Idaho Health Reach
In northern Idaho Dr. Young notes high decay rates among children. A fluoride application program aims to reduce tooth decay and tooth loss. The mobile dental health unit will visit rural eastern Idaho with dental surveys in several communities.
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Idaho
Young
Mobile Dental Health
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