Obituary for Carl J. Johnson at Laketown residence
Carl J. Johnson aged 55 died after a life in Laketown where he worked at the Mattson ranch for 16 years. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m in Laketown ward with John H Weston officiating. Burial in city cemetery by F M Williams mortuary. Survived by wife Alice Henderson a sister Mrs Clarence Hansen of Hondo Calif sister Mrs E Victor Mattson of Los Angeles brother Ed Johnson of Seattle and step son Lavarr Henderson of Laketown. The obituary notes the decedent was known for honesty and carefulness and mentions floral tributes and a graveside quartet.
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Carl Julius Rm
John H. ‘Weston
Choh
Ocation
Elijah
Willis
Kers
W. DeWitt Johnson
Red Kearl
John H
Bert R. Weston
Heber C. Robin- Oliver Wahlstrom
Ernest
F. M. Williams
Barrett
Benediction
Nebeker
Etery
F. M
Alice Henderson
Clarence Hansen
Hondo
Calif
E. Victor Mattson
Los Angeles
California
Ed Johnson
Seattle
Washington
LaVarr Henderson
Laketown
Bakers of Ancient Rome and Modern America
The text contrasts Roman baking customs with contemporary American baking. It notes Trajan creating a bakers college, bakers serving as Senators, public ovens in 630 B.C. called gossty bakehouses, and Romans’ interest in baking research. It asserts modern American bakers continue high standards and bread remains life’s staff.
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Trajan
Rome
America
Funeral Guests Heal Town Ties and Local Happenings
Out of town visitors attended the funeral including Mrs. Cilaverice Hansen and families from Hondo and St. Charles, along with pastors and local residents. Teachers attended the U E A conference in Salt Lake City, and Miss Sargent was replaced by Mrs. Lola Johnson. Duck hunting opened with hunters from Logan and other areas. The Round Valley Development Association moved into new quarters near Kona Lutu ranch. A heavy storm brought beet tops home briefly. Stephen Green injured his leg and uses a crutch. George Shepherd returns from surgery in Salt Lake and resumes work at a cream station. Local visitors from Payson, Smithfield, and Emigration Canyon noted. Emigration Canyon road condition warned against auto travel. Local contractor Clifford E Jewell builds four Liberty positions and work on a Cecil Quayle home at Dingle. C. Nye sharpens store teeth for a buck deer. Ag and Home Economic show planning reported for Oct 21–22 with exhibits from the college and a public meeting on Friday. Logan Garden clubs and horticulture talks scheduled. EF M Coe and A L Stark noted. Mgr George Nelson and son of Pegram, along with other business visitors, were in Bern. Contests for the show include judging and pie eating with prizes. Utah farmers invited to attend during homecoming.
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Arlo Weston
Logan Garden Clubs
A. L. Stark
Extension State Horticulturist
EF. M. Coe
The
College 8
Community Visitors Share Weekend in Bern Area
Mr and Mrs Emil Stoor of Grays Lake visited the Bienz and Kunz households. Montpelier guests included Mr and Mrs Dennis Young and the Ashley family. Parley Kunz and Abel C Kunz were business visitors at Clawson ranch Noonan while Tingey and Kunz bought cattle shipped to Soda Springs and Grays Lake. Alvin Ekjunz, a student, was mentioned in connection with Grays Lake.
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Abel C. Kunz
Grays Lake
Emil Stoor
Rudolph Bienz Sr
Bishop
Parley Kunz
Dennis Young of
Montpelier
Bern
H. D. Thomas
Louis Kunz
Libby Eschler
Jos. Kunz
Mix
Russell Ashley
Wm. Kunz
Clawson Ranch
Noonan
Charles F Tingey
Cokeville
Max Tingey
Herman Tichart
Soda Springs
Modern styles and sighted stories shape local humor
A clipped quote notes how modern styles give the public much to see and prompts sympathy for a blind man, reflecting local commentary on culture and perception in the community.
Locals Visit, Travels and Deer Hunt Hopes Mark Week
Residents shared weekend visits with relatives from Soda Springs Smoot Wyoming and Logan Utah. Mr Grant Findlay served as a juror in Pocatello and returned with Mrs. Stock hosted visitors Lynn Beyeler and family prepared for the deer hunt with many male residents. Jack Frost damaged gardens Monday night and flowers were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Findlay
Pocatello
Grant
1939 Chevrolet Set for October 22 Introduction
Word reaches us that the Stock Chevrolet company under George Stock will unveil the 1939 Chevrolet vehicles locally and nationally on Saturday October 22. The new models are larger with a modern streamlined look and a new development aimed at drivers. Early orders indicate strong sales potential as eager customers seek early delivery.
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George Stock
Stock Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
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Aretown Lines
Wine Haven
Cabora
Wal and
Quasti
Cilaverice Hansen
Victor Mattson
Donald Stewart
Hannah
Agnes Nelson
John T. Barker
St. Charles
Blanche Piggott
Bloomington
Justine Pugmire
LaVon and
Farrell
Midvale
Sidney Loveland
Mehi Schenck
H. ©. Curless
George
Fish Haven
Salt Lake City
Miss Sargent
Lola Johnson
Herbert Humphreys
Logan
Vernon Robinson
Round Valley Development Association
Kona Lutu Ranch
Canyon
Stephen Green
NEWS
Liberty
George Shepherd
Salt Lake Hospital
Mrs
Morten Schram
Payson, Utah
Ith
Sam Hymas
Smithfield
Utah
Clifford King
Old King
David Roberts
Emigration Canyon
Clifford E. Jewell
East Side
Cecil Quayle
Dingle
Adri C. Nye
A. D
David J. Kunz
Robert Schmid
Rudolph Being Jr
Galt Lake City
Beinz
Joseph Derricott
L. D. S. Hospital
Mgr
George Nelson and Son
Pegram
Ellis Straw
Alvin Ekjunz
John H. Parker
Waho
Paris
James Neff
Ray Stock
Lynn Beyeler
High
D. R. Beyeler
Lynn
A. C
Ella Lancaster
Harvey Crook
Smoot, Wyo
Norman Weston
Nathelle Wilkes
Sam Winterbottom
Chauncey (Wilkes
Rulon Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Randolph, Utah
Mehl Schenck
Mra
Glenn Stock
Donna
Ogden
Mrs. O. O. Shirley
Wii. J. Jensen
Grey
Bernice Warner
Gladys Grey
Grace
Jack Frost
Bud Nelson
Idaho
Bear Lake
Fox Farm
Fish Haven, Tds
Sport Oxfords
Aly
W. Barrett
Enna Jetticks
DR. Mich
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