Funeral Notices Highlight Annie Keetch and Local Gatherings
A long funeral service for Annie Keetch drew townfolk and family from St. Charles to Roan Whittaker and Hugh Morgan households. Visitors from Salt Lake Montpelier Logan and Pocatello joined kin for meals, dances, and a genealogy class in St. Charles as townsfolk shared memories and prepared for upcoming fairs and sheep judging in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Keetch
St. Charles
Delm
Chris Caday
Robert Stephens
Provo
H. K. Matthews
Daryle Morganan
Lorna Morg Roan Whittaker
Salt Lake
Sorenson
Ovid Rlsen
Hugh Morgans
Gus Bergholm
Kalispel
Mont
A. F. Bergholm
Harold Pugmire
Gus
von Atkinson
Alfred Humphreys
Kenneth Budge
Logan
Ivan Hymas
Gwen Hymas
Lyman A. Hymas
Fred Sommers
Pocatello
Larry Carlsen
Elza Poulsen
Richard Hunzeker
Montpelier
Lester Roberts
Roberts
al Miller
Bill Long
Yellowstone Park
James A. Hymas
Luella Hymas
Margo
Lynn Hill
Grace
Matthew Pugmire
Ada Oakey
Dingle
Luale Evans
Glen Hymas
Raymond
Ben Hulme
A. H. Matthews
B. R. Hymas
Blanche Piggott
Bloomington
Adella Brown
Aston E. Roberts
Colleen Matthews Stephens
Evan Morgan
Hulme Matthews
Notice of Bear Lake County Library District Election
Public notice for Bear Lake County Idaho on September 5, 1958. Voters choose formation of Bear Lake County Library District with polling places across towns including Idaho Falls, Alton, Geneva, Pegram, Bloomington, Wardboro, Bern, Fish Haven, Bennington, Georgetown, Noonan, St. Charles, Ovid, Liberty, Paris, Lanark, Dingle, Montpelier and Hall districts. Election open four until eight p.m. with judges and clerks listed for each site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Indock
Bearsattounty Pree
Eas
County of
Bear Lake
Idaho
U. S
Post Lia Walter
Helen Hymas
Ethel Rowsell
Alton
Roy Kunz
Tennie Kunz
Florence Kunz
Velda Lloyd
Geneva
Schondrie Price
Elsie Hillier
Barbara Tueller
Pegram
Pegram School
Genorah Rigby
Edith Esterholdt
Margaret Esterholdt
Bloomington
Biferla Bee
Alain Hart
Nada Jean Dunn
Wardboro
Truman Rigby
Dean Keetch
Marie Vermaas
Bern
Bern School
Dale Kunz
Smith Kunz
Charles Kunz
Fish Haven
Grant Findlay
Heber Stock
Glen Stock
Bennington
la Moine Wright
Bryant Robinson
Ted Crane
Georgetown
Walter Clark
Venna Hayes
Lola Dunn
Noonan
Ver Tippatts
Burton Ludwig
Kilma Alleman
Virtue Vallentine
St. Charles
Vaughn Pugmire
Lou Pugmire
Rex Arnell
Ovid
Nina Sorenson
Marie Olsen
Lucille Jensen
Liberty
The
Liberty Church
W. K. Matthews
Maude Carlson
Maurine Austin
Paris
Sybil Allred
Norma Roghaar
Jean Hemmert
Lanark
Idsho
Nelarjorie Passey
Bessie Passey
Jodo Ids Kin
Dingle
Ngle
Mona Sparks
Arvill
Primary service hosts 11 officers and teachers
The Monday training class included 11 officers and teachers with Edris Beck leading the lesson. Don Jensen attended as primary advisor. junior gleaners took Faye and Renee Peterson, Karen Beck, and Bonnie Sorenson to Lakota for moonlight activities Tuesday, escorted by Shirley Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edris Beck
Don Jensen
Mae Sorenson
Faye
Renee Peterson
Karen Beck
Bonnie Sorenson
Lakota
Stake Moonlight Capers
Shirley Johnson
Hyrum Olsen
Salt Lake
California
Verla Beck
Provo
Mitchell Beck
Bill Stalder
West Yellowstone
Joé Olsens
Charles Nicholls
Las Vegas
Phyllis Spanos
Glenns Ferry
Catherine Jonson
Montpelier
Doyle Anthony
LaThair Peterson
Tamira Myers
Bill and
Tom Rogers
Sandra Payne
Merrill Pickett
Wilda Salveson
Colorado Springs
Colo
N. D. Peter
Local Family News and Death Notice
A series of social notes reports arrivals and visits from Garden City to Salt Lake, including births and guests at various homes. It records the death of Pearl Young Crossley in Smithfield and notes family ties, travel, and missionary departure. An odd culinary tip about handling knives appears, followed by a Census income figure for 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Findlay
Garden City
Grant Findlay
Fish Haven
Don Peterson
Grace
Gloyd Sprouse
Salt Lake
Gloyd
Lamour Pugmires
Merrill Sprouses
Gary Lyons
Nellie Shouster
Joseph Laker
Douglas Arnell
Cleneth Arnell
Robert DeBoer
Ogden
John Michaelson
Ben Cleveland
Wyoming
Palisades Dam
Pearl Young Crossley
Smithfield
Crossley
Riley Crossley
United States
Bureau of the Census
Local visits mark weekend in St Charles area
Residents and relatives from Utah and nearby states visited Montpelier Logan Hyde Park and Hyde Park areas. Many families including Pugmire Arnell and Beyeler hosted or traveled with relatives. Funeral attendance and sacraments noted, with several trips to see elderly relatives and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmont Michaelson
Oxnard
Calif
MaryAnn Michaelson
E. H. Jacksons
Montpelier
William L. Pugmire
Brigham City
Duane Garners
Salt Lake
Nicki
Tob Pugmire
Lothair Rich
Logan
Henry Seamens
Hyde Park
Cleneth Arnell
Hodges
Daryl Michaelson
Torrence
Mary Michaelson
Kunts
Lou Pugmire
Matthew Pugmire
Oreta Berghout
John Rich
Richard
Annie Keetch
Wendon Nye
Boise
Lothair B. Richs
Ear Nyes
Liberty
Arvil Pugmire
Centerville
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Uberty
Sharon
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Sam V. Tunks
Ruby B. Dunroad
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoce
Ovid News
Harley Petersons
Herman Johnsons
Flying Fingers 4-H Club
Joann Olsen
Mary Peterson
Venna Beck
Laura Larsen
Mary Beck
Jupiter
Mare Taland Navy Yard
William L. Peck
Portland
Ure
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Boise-Payette Salmon
Sawtooth Mountains
Bureau
U. S. Forest Service
Fish and Game Dept
ST. Charles News
Keith Passey
Derby
Kan
Wilbur
Oral
Darwin Arnells
Eugene Arnells
Marriner Bingham
Nampa
Bingham
Nephi Bundersons
Douglas Farrow
Idaho Falls
Emerson Pugmire
Hagerman
Charles Beyeler
Earl R. Beyeler
Fred Chatman
Azusa
Ted Aguirre
Lynn C. Beyeler
Mahlon Beyeler
Jack Waterlaus
Rodney
Holland
Alan Waterlaus
Preston
Daryl Woodward
Dorothy Gray
Woodbury
Charles Antell
Fish Haven Resor
Swing Kin
Ve. D
Utah Power & Light CO
TY Law
Goodnews
Harry
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