Local Notes and Travel Across Utah and Wyoming
Fish Haven locals report visits to Los Angeles and Ogden, with extended travel and thanksgiving plans. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J P Stock and a ward Primary group preparing for holidays. Dr H S Scarborough to visit Paris hotel on December 6 for eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Scarborough
Hotel Paris
H. HH. Scarborough
Paris
Huis
DE. H. H. Scarborough
H. H Scarborough
Red Cross gives aid across Idaho and local travels noted
The report highlights 1 848 civilian relief cases and 1 479 public health visits by Idaho Red Cross chapters. It notes 3 241 children with defects receiving hygiene instruction and 45 emergency first aid programs. Local residents are listed with travel and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Budge
Red Cross
Natiral Red
Idaho Red Cross
Anton Nelson
Bloomington social notes and local visits
Mr and Mrs William Bateman returned from Salt Lake City where Mrs Bateman received medical attention. Mrs Darwin McPhie of Ogden stayed with her mother Mrs Minnie Jarvis during illness. Dan Windley plans a medical visit in Pocatello with Dr Bronson. Mrs LaVon Sprouse and daughter from Garden City visited Bishop Patter. Residents praise the new porch at Price General store replacing the old structure. Gordon Wilkes won a prize at the Thanksgiving show at the Roxy theatre last Thursday. Denia Payne hosted a group for progressive card games with tasty dessert. A Cavalcade of Youth program entertained the Amusement Hall audience with a pre drawing contest. Sacrament meeting marked the annual Primary Conference at the ward chapel. Mrs Minnie Jarvis is home after a few days in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bateman
Salt Lake City
Bateman
Darwin McPhie
Ogden
Utah
Minnie Jarvis
Denia Payne
Margaret Ward
Doyle Nelson
Cerelda Payne
Ardell Thornock
Widisoe Krogue
Thomas Painter
Raymond Johnson
Norman Bateman
Johnny Payne
Holiday travel and family visits across Utah towns
The notice details Raymond Johnson returning to Provo for holidays, Dora Price’s Salt Lake City visit, and the Painter family’s trip to Blackfoot and Rigby with Thanksgiving plans, reflecting early spring outfits at public events and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Johnson
Provo
Utah
Liberty Notes and winter woes in Bear Lake area
Local notes report John Morgan under the weather with a tumbago attack and Hitler Merrell Hymas preparing for missionary work in South America from Salt Lake City. Emigration Canyon sits under two feet of snow, Fielding high bus stalled by snow, and Liberty Freshies enjoyed a Fielding high party. A Logan trip was made to fetch A. C. students for Thanksgiving meals as Matthew Brothers tend sheep, with grain damaged by cold weather. DR. H. H Scarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Brothers
Lamon Clark
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County Growth Hinted by Editorial Letter
A letter to the editor by H. H. Broomhead discusses Germany under Hitler, U.S. response, and a local dairy note. It warns against political church or racial meddling and contrasts wealth and oppression. The writer cites milk production in Bear Lake Valley and notes a farmer with five cows earning six to eight dollars biweekly, rising to eighteen in good pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Oliver
America
U. S.A
Free America
Europe
Pacific
Samuel
China
Spain
John L
Chicago
USA
CIO
John
Phage
H. H. Broomhead
Railroad Group Visits Paris Business Men
A four member Union Pacific railroad traffic survey committee from Pocatello Boise and Twin Falls called on Paris business men last week. Chairman Ennis said surveys are under way from Granger to Paris and asked that the railroad station grounds be parked, with word to the proper source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
W.W. J. Hynes
Boise
Iw. T.ennes
F. E. Haasch
Twin Falls
B. H. Lowrie
Bocatello
Ennis
Granger
Paris
Ihs
Avon's Dingle earns 1938 Bear Lake 4-H canning crown
Avon Dingle receives a gold medal for her entry in the National 4-H Canning Contest. Designated by the County Agent and State Club Leader as the 1938 Bear Lake county canning champion, the shield-shaped medal features a horn of plenty laurel and a four leaf clover, provided by Kerr Glass to promote 4-H canning and better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon’ Shrine
Dingle
Bear Lake County
Kerr Glass Corporation
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Los Angeles
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Laketown
Erm Waxes
Bernell Wilkes
California
J. P. Stock
Stock
the Dee Hospital
Stake Board
Ocop
J. L. Cottle
Logan, Utah
Ernest Howell
Bud Nelson
Montpelier
And
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John—H.—Jensen
Evanston
Wyo
Vernon
Lyman
Wyoming
Arthur Shirley
Provo, Utah
Shirley
WPA
Owen Stock
S. S. Winterbottom
Fish Haven
Virgil
H. C Keetch
William
Logan
Melba Pugmire
Clenneth Arnell
Dubois
Norma Hodges
Arnell
ST. Charrles Chats
Mary Stewart
Natala Monson
Smithfield
Arvilla Pugmire
Mrs. Grant Bunderson
Georgetown
Ben S Bunderson
J. T Barker
James Bunderson
Lorenzo Hemmert
Harold Brewer
Ashton
Salt Lake
St.Charles
John Brewer
Ray Pugmire
Courtney
East Central States
D. Anderson
Ethel Bates
BE. M. Pugmire
Preston
Carl Ballief
Nephi Michaelson
Niels Wilhelmsen
Lila Michaelson
Thomas
Norma Hulme
London
Pugmire
Daryle Michaelson
Telechron Electric
Ally Low
Brown
Bloomington
Dan Windley
Dr. Bronson
Price General Store
Price
Gordon Wilkes
Roxy Theatre
Cavalcade of Youth
Pearl
Grove Haddock
Dora Price
Ed. Painter
Mona
Blackfoot
Rigby
Liberty
John Morgan
Hitler Merrell Hymas
Lyman Hymas
South America
New Orleans
Emigration Canyon
Fielding High School
Roy Hymas
Sharon
Fielding High
Theer
A. C
Dave
Chatauqua
New York
Tools
Hobby Lobby
Book Squier
NBC
Nes
Fez
BR. H. White
Browning
Idaho
Mita Fe
D. N. Meek
Ida
Lliams
Feqwers
Montpelier Cs Laundry
Acy Schmid B. Bros. A
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D.E_ HADDOCK
Atl
John R. Black
Auto Supplies and‘ Service
Chevrolet
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