Logan Chronicle Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Ted Watterson and Dennis Hansen of Logan were Sunday guests at Owen Watterson’s home. Bird returned from Germany after 20 months in the Armed Forces. Numerous residents visited relatives, attended contests, and traveled to Salt Lake City and campuses for family events and military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Watterson
Dennis Hansen
Logan
Owen Watterson
Eh Bird
Germany
Walter Kulicke
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Waller Kulicke
Rose Kulicke
Leo Bartschi
Sharon
Knulicke
Lynn Hurst
Child
Milford Lau
Benson
Charles Laws
FRA Convention Held in Pocatello Saturday
The FRA district convention took place Saturday November 19 1960 at Hawthorne High School Pocatello with about thirty girls present along with Chapter adviser Mrs Booth and Chapter Mother Blanche Piggott. The theme Home the Hub of Good Citizenship featured morning rituals opening by American Falls participants color presentation by Pocatello and devotional by Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRA
Hawthorne High School
Pocatello
Booth
Blanche Piggott
Moreland
Arimo High School
George Mousetes
Children's Home
FHA
FFA Meeting at Fielding High Highlights Hair Styling
A Future Homemakers of America meeting at Fielding High School on November 14 focused on hair styling and facial makeup in the home economics room. Guest Arlene Peterson demonstrated roller winding and pincurls while styling the hair of Joan Bunderson Nadine Eborn Linda Bateman Marian Hart and set Mary Cleveland's hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
Fielding High School
Arlene Peterson
Joan Bunderson
Nadine Eborn
Linda Bateman
Marian Hart
Notice elective Service Office to close for Thanksgiving
Elective Service office Board No 4 will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Cadet Glenn Passey Advanced Air Force ROTC at USU
Cadet Glenn Thomas Passey has been admitted to the Advanced Air Force ROTC program at Utah State University. After two years of training and university requirements he will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. This summer he attends a four week camp at an Air Force Base as a junior majoring in Physical Education. He is the son of Mrs. Ida Passey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Thomas Passey
Utah State University
United States Air Force
Air Force Base
Passey
Ida Passey
Gold and Green Ball at Warag Hall Nov 26
The St. Charles Gold and Green Ball is set for Saturday November 26 at Warag Hall. Everyone is invited to attend this community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Warag Hall
Harlem Jokers to Exhibit At Laketown Gymnasium
The Harlem Jokers basketball team will appear at North Rich Gymnasium in Laketown on November 29 at 8 p.m. The performers promise a comedy filled exhibition with razzle dazzle ball handling and trick shots. Local talent will oppose the Jokers in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Jokers
Lakeown
Harlem
North Rich Gymnasium
Laketown
Bloomington Woman Honored On 76th Birthday
Mrs. Mary Ann Payne was honored on her 76th birthday with a gathering at her Bloomington home. Attendees included Bishop and Mrs. Raymond Payne and family of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Payne and family of Montpelier, John Payne and family of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Spencer of Bloomington, Emma Payne Krogue and son Lee of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Payne
Bishop
Raymond Payne
Brigham City
Truman Payne
Montpelier
W Hire
John Payne
Paris
Orson Spencer
Bloomington
Emma Payne Krogue
Lee
Card of Thanks from Della Schiedegger
Della Schiedegger expresses gratitude to friends and well wishers who sent cards and called during her hospital stay and convalescence after an accident. She thanks everyone for their support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Schiedegger
Afternoon meeting on Norway reports and film
The event included reports a film and a talk on Norway with Shelley High School giving the day’s evaluation and Boda Springs handling the installation. Meeting adjourned at 3 30 p m as students gained enthusiasm and information on Future Homemakers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Shelley High School
Boda Springs
America
Fielding FFA Crowns Sweetheart Cheryl Crawford
Fielding FFA Chapter held a Sweetheart assembly and dance on Friday. Eight sweetheart candidates performed talent numbers including singing and instrumental acts, followed by a luncheon with judges Mrs. Maxine Smedley and Mr. Glenn Barnson. Cheryl Crawford, a senior, was crowned FFA Sweetheart with Donna Roberts and Susan Piggott as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Ffa
FFA
Chery Crawford
Susan Piggott
Rexine Poulsen
Marian Hart
Rexine Pugmire
Jean Beck
Nadine Eborn
Donna Roberts
Maxine Smedley
Glenn Barnson
Cheryl Crawford
Swethearts
Mariyn Ward
Karen Hymas
Marines quota filled for November in Ogden
M Sgt Kinnear at the Ogden Marine Recruiting office announced the November enlistment quota is filled and a waiting list is forming. Men may join the 120 day program to reserve a place, count toward long term service, and potentially stay home for Christmas before active duty. Contact Room 288 Post Office Building or call EX 2 4900 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnear
Marine Recruiting Office
Ogden
Marine Corp
U. S. Marines
U. S. Marines Corps
Marine
Utah
Bloodmobile to Visit Montpelier in Bear Lake County
A blood drawing runs at Montpelier City Hall on Tuesday November 29 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. under a new agreement with Boise Blood Center Bear Lake County Memorial Hospital. The Red Cross Chapter leads, with the Bloodmobile ready to collect 150 pints. donors contact Ericson at the hospital or Mrs. Lindsay in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
61 License Plates Available Dec 1
J Warren Shrrine of Bear Lake County announces 1961 vehicle license plates go on sale December 1, 1960 with all vehicles to be licensed by January 18, 1961. Strict enforcement begins January 19, 1961 for expired plates. Registration may be completed at state and county levels. title transfer urged for new vehicles. register in home county to avoid violations. reserved numbers not held after January 1, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Shrrine
Bear Lake County
Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Elizabeth Keetch Dies at Logan Utah
Elizabeth B Keetch dies November 16 1960 at her daughter's home in Logan Utah. She lived in Bear Lake County and was born January 9 1873 in Bloomington Idaho. She married Heber C Keetch in 1891 in the Logan Temple and had a son LaVarr who died in infancy and daughters Opal Pugmire Lavina Linford Zelda Wursten. Funeral services were held November 21 1960 at the St Charles Chapel with numerous speakers and hymns. She was a charter member of the Camp Mary Windley Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and aided genealogical research and temple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth B-Keetch-Diea
Zelda Wursten
Logan
Utah
Keetch
Bear Lake
County
Bloomington
Idaho
David B
Mary Garnett Burnett
Heber C. Keetch
Logan Temple
Opal Pugmire
St. Charles
Lavina Linford
Mary Windley
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Elizabeth B. Keotch
St. Charles Chapel
Ambrose Rounds
Ruth Pugmire
Father
Owen Stock
Linda Kearl Lewis
Whitney
Lovell Booth
Daughters of the Pioneers
Ada Pugmire
Fish Haven
President Pugmire
Alfred Keetch
Edmond Thorton
Waye Keetch
Loran Hirschi
Dallas
Bruce Arnell
Chad
Jaren Pugmire
Linda Lewis
Savings Bonds Sales Hit All Time High Nationwide
County savings bond sales for October reached 87 214 with state sales at 678 615 and statewide ten month totals of 7 353 75. E and H bonds outstanding stood at 42 8 billion end of October, up from 30 6 billion in 1945, marking the largest monthly gain since 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Wright
U.S
Bateman Family Goes Pheasant Hunting Near Jerome
Mr and Mrs Vernon Bateman of Paris traveled to Pocatello where Vernon joined Ernest Armatage for a weekend pheasant hunt near Jerome. Bateman stayed at the Armatage home in Pocatello and they returned to Paris Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bateman
Paris
Pocatello
Vernon
Ernest Armatage
Jerome
Bateman
Armatage
Mrs Walter Poulsen Plans Boise Month Visit
Mrs Walter Poulsen returned to her Paria home from Soda Springs hospital and then traveled to Boise for a month long visit with her daughters Mrs Clarence Lau and Mr and Mrs Dean Cook. Mr Poulsen returned to Paris on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Poulsen
Paria
Soda Springs
Mr. Poulsen
Boise
Birth correction for October 30 baby announced by hospital
The Post corrects a prior birth notice naming La Voy Lewis as the parents. The baby girl born October 30 is instead the child of Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVoy Shepherd
LaVoy Lewis
Thanksgiving reflections and local notices
A column laments unreturned news stories and praises Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Ivan Beck take a four day vacation closing the station. Local teens spend an evening in city venues while finer details of national events remain unresolved. The Hotel Paris Steak House stays open for Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Beck
Cara
Ivan
Othe Hotel
Paris
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