Obituary and community notes from St Charles ward
Grace Gardner Pugmire of St. Charles dies after two year illness at home on August 30. Survived by husband H Matthew Pugmire and children Bernice, Mark, Louis plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral held August 2 at the ward chapel. Also reports on local injuries, visits, travels, and residents connected to Layton, Garden City, Montpelier, Provo, and Logan with names such as Matthews Mortuary, Pugmire, Linford, and Swensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Ward
Grace Gardner Pugmire
Fish Haven
John Louis
Mary Stock Gardner
St. Charles Ward Chapel
H. Matthew Pugmire
Bernice Pugmire Brown
Pocatello
Mark G. Pugmire
Montpelier
Louis M. Pugmire
St. Charles
Mille Sprouse
Lovina Pope
Garden City
John G. Gardner
Los Angeles
Hazel Transtrum
Small Potato's Food Value Equal to Bread Slice
A small potato provides food value nearly equal to a slice of bread and contains vitamin C an important nutrient for health.
Shrinking Cellophane on a Lamp Shade Care Tip
A warning that cellophane on a lamp shade should be removed after installation to prevent heat from the bulb shrinking the wrap and bending the shade frame. The note emphasizes prompt removal to preserve shade shape and lamp appearance.
Pacific Salmon, U.S. Valued Fishery Resource
Pacific salmon is the United States' most valuable fishery resource yielding about 600 million pounds annually. Roughly 85 percent of the catch is canned with the remainder sold fresh or in other forms such as frozen smoked or cured.
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United States
Ira Masters Receives King’s Medal for War Service
Idaho secretary of state Ira H. Masters is honored with the king's medal for service in the cause of freedom. He is among 1277 Americans named in the British awards. recipients are notified by mail as ribbons are issued and medals await metal and manpower a shortage in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira H. Masters
Idaho
Lord Inverchapel
Masters
Britain
Lake Town Social Roundup Reflects Family Gatherings
A busy weekend in Laketown features visits from Salt Lake City families including the Williamsons Bakers and Kirks. Church and YM MIA events at St Charles include Bee Hive girls with their mothers performing Our Yesterdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
LaRue Weston
Lu- Juan Earley
Margaret Willis
Alice Robinson
Donna Harley
Edith Warley
Florence Willis
Mildred Robinson
Phebe Harley
Ymmia
Aston Cheney
Mrs. Robinson
Visitors and family trips noted in Bloomington and Meadowville
Bloomington Idaho residents and guests were in town on Sunday. Albert Ivan Weston traveled to Devils Side on Friday to fetch a cement load, joined by his mother. Mrs. Jean Cook of Meadowville ranch visited her parents Mr W E Kearl and Mrs Kearl at Round Valley Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Pickering
Barbara Jean
Centerville
Frank Linford
Leon Swensen
Swensen
M.W. Bullock
Bert Bullock
Providence
Utah
Alfred Peterson
Franklin
Salt Lake
Frank Williamson
Roy Baker
Russell Kirk
G. N. Weston
Clarence E. Cheney
Cheney
Cache Valley Hospital
Jos. A. Cheney
Logan
Della Cheney
Jos. Cheney
Yellowstone Park
Russell Alley
Anne Canning
Midvale
C. H. Alley
Alley
Song
Russell
Charles L
Gerald
Sandra Lee
Sharon Lynne
Bear Lake
Chas. Alley
Susan Evans
Evanston
Annie Whitington
Long Beach
Calif
Henry Hivana
Imma Cheney
Clayton Robinson
Ebner Jensen
Russell Alleys
Harmon Cheney
Albert Ivan Weston
Devils Side
Jean Cook
Meadowville Ranch
W. E. Kearl
Round Valley
Raymond Tidwell
Harold Johnson
Meadowville
Farrell Johnson
Lana
Dillon
Montana
Mrs. Myron Cook
Idaho Falls
Fish Haven Social News Highlights Weekend Visitors
Henry Shirley and daughters Norma and Calice visited Fish Haven. The Alten Kearl home hosted Fred Hallrook Earl Saltzgiver Roma Saltzgiven Wesley Kearl and others over the weekend. Taxpayers agreed to donate extra funds to keep upper grades in Fish Haven school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shirley
Norma and
Calice
Alten Kearl
Fred Hallrook
Earl Saltzgiver
Salt Lake
Roma Saltzgiven
Wesley Kearl
Randolph
Paris
Build Up Vitamin with Greens for Vitamin A
Collards mustard and turnip greens help the family boost vitamin A supply. The article highlights leafy greens as a natural source of this nutrient and promotes including them in daily meals.
Nutritious Nuts as Protein and Fat Source
Nuts are high in protein and can substitute meat in dishes like nut loaf. They supply B vitamins especially thiamine and small amounts of iron and calcium. Nutrition-wise they mainly provide fats for meals.
Early flags in the American Revolution varied across states
Soldiers did not fight under a single national banner in the American Revolution. No official flag for the United States existed until 1779, so flags from various states or donated by individuals were carried during the war.
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United States
Cleaning chandelier tips for walls and ceilings
The article advises washing a chandelier in the living room using a sponge to reach cracks without soaking, and suggests keeping an old toothbrush for detailed cleaning. It emphasizes careful, minimal water exposure to avoid damage.
Decline of Bumblebees Raises Pollination Stress
Bees face sharp declines from poisons and habitat loss in clean cultivation. The effect shifts pollination burden to honeybees as around 50 crops rely on bee activity for yield and fruiting.
Local Socials and Notices Highlight Meadowville Week
The Meadowville community shares events from August week including visitors from Logan Dillon and Ogden, a Hawaiian teaching assignment for Myrtle Johnson, and a birthday tribute to Harold Johnson. Local missionaries hosted a pot luck and ring presentation, with birthdays and Primary convention notes from Paris Aug 22.
Youthful Criminals Share of Crimes By Age
The article notes that 18 percent of recent murder suspects are under 21, with 30 percent of arsonists, 39 percent of robbers, 55 percent of burglars, and 65 percent of car thieves under 21. It highlights a trend of young offenders across multiple crimes.
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ST. Charles News
Wayne
Alfred Keetch
Andrew
Carl Clark
Lyle Williamson
Layton
Glenn Dawn Williamson
the Budge Hospital
Durward Williamson
Emery Welling
Ellis Williamson
Oliver Duatin
Melvin Hokansen
Emily Wilhelmsen
C. Franzoni
Beverly Scofield
John T. Barker
Ray Negus
Green River
Wyo
Jack Negus
Yellowstone
S. E. Clark
Garth Ferguson
Provo
Mrs. DuAine Garner
Baby
Mr. Garner
Hooper
June Pugmire
Darlene Pugmire
Velma Wilks
Bonnie
Betty Pugmire
Ogden
Mrs
Sidney Pugmire
Donald Stewart
Utah Points
Elwood Cleveland
Elwood
Ray Pugmire
Oren Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
the Holmes of
Ocleneth Arnell
Norma
Beverly Wilkes
Lydia Wedell
Husband
Ida Windsey
California
Della Laker
Utah State Agricultural College
Home Economics
Arts and Sciences
Ents
Nation
USAC
State Extension Service
Ities
Crawford Market
Ira
King’s Award
Laketown News
Myron Cook
Ross Cheney
Cottonwood
Jack Hilton
Andrew Isaacson
L. D. Lamborn
Josie Lamporn
Pearl Weston
Ruel Hatch
Melvin Schencks
Frank Siddoway
Oakley
Kenneth Price
Frank Price
Martha Erickson
Ogders
Cora Johnson
Howard Hiller of
Tooele
Charles F. Biller
Parley W. Hart
Roy A. Moffat
Lake Resorts
Ralph Irwin
Vara Cheney
Bloomington
Fish Haven News
Thomas Smith
Bear Lake Hospital
Ernest Howell
Star Valley
Robert Stock
Glen Stock
Mrs. Donovan Howell
Rayvla Howell
Breda Stock
Lazette Satterthwaite
Mrs. LaMonte Pope
Takeville
Neal Roberson
Wilford Price
Shirley
C. C. Shirley
Joe Condie
Gooding
Don C. Lovelands
Roy Loveland
Bilsworth Johnson
Myrtle Johnson
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Hillsworth
Fern Johnson
Leo Johnson
Earl Gatterthwaite
Hart Satterthwaite
Charles Alley
Miss Johnson
Elsworth Johnson
Will
David Parker
Heber
Sid Irwin
Charles L. Alley
Richard Hoyt
Harold
Sid
Heber Irwin
Carl Norris
Altice Johnson
Conrad Irwin
John Barker
Rad
Mrs. Johnson
Osborn Kerr
Kerr
Noriene Wahlatrom
Mra. Brigham Irwin
Torrey Austin
Liberty
Joseph Beck
Ovid
Sacrament Meeting
Morton Kear
L. B. Johnson
Aden Thornock
Mark Pugmire of
Benjamin Weston
Lucy Willis
Leonard Smith
Leon Kearl
Tremonton
Brigham City
C. Bi. Cheney
Clark Willis
Mirjah Willis
Idaho State
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