Local 4H stock judging winners head to Denver contest
Rich County 4H Club members Steven Kearl and George Robinson teamed with Randolph peers in a stock judging class at the Utah State Fair. Steven won first in pig judging and their team tied for first, earning an all expense paid trip to Denver for a higher contests. Local families and community members attended, with reports of gatherings, education pursuits, and civic notices noted in the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Kearl
George Robinson
Randolph
Steven
Utah County
Denver Colp
Willis Kearl
del Cook
Orval Thomas
Terry Willis
Roscoe Fords
South Eden
Conrad Nebeker
Philadelphia Medical School
Joseph Dunforth
Alan Adams
Logan
Fry
Allan
Del~mas
Ruby Kear
Lula
Audrey
College Bel
USA
Bob Thomson
Yeaterday
Gond
Relien Society
P.T.A
Jawell Weston
Russell Anud Charley L
Potie
Stoke
Grant
Lion Lamborn
Wilford Robinson
Mrar
Sylvia Johnson
Afton Cheney
Nephi
Lanark neighbors share events at Parker birthday party
Lanark residents gathered Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Parker for Mr. Parker’s birthday. Attendees included Newell Passey Georgetown, Der risott Liberty, and Melvin Passey Lanark families. The event led to multiple visits across nearby towns.
Mrs Vernon Bateman Visits Pocatello With Parents
Mrs Vernon Bateman spent Wednesday to Sunday in Pocatello with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Armatago. Vernon drove to Pocatello Sunday to return his wife to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bateman
Pocatello
Ernest Armatago
Vernon
Liberty Ward attendance at State Fair and local visits
Liberty Sharon and area residents attended the State Fair in Blackfoot from Wednesday to Saturday. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Wilmer Brown and many families from Montpelier Brigham City and Pocatello. A funeral for Harley Cochran was held in Montpelier and a testimonial for Vernon Parker was planned in Liberty Ward Chapel with attendees from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Passey
Georgetown
Wm. Derrisott
Liberty
Melvin Passey
Lanark
Irwin Parker
Mr. Parker
Harlan Eborn
Archie Parker
Pocatello Feiday
Harold_Eborn
Parker
Harley V. Cochran
A. P. Eborn
Paris
Udell Roberts
J. T. Eborn
Byron Eform
Montpeelier
Ida Passey
É. Dewain Passey
Theo Nelson
Montpelier
Merlin. Parker
Carlos Parker
Elizabeth vAnn Cringe
James Grane
Logan Temple
Chris Carlson
Blackfoot
Wilmer Brown
Bishop
Marvin Hymas
Wayne Matthews
Jesse R. Matthews
W. K. Matthews
Frank Brown
Mary Parker
Glade Hymas
Fayon Pugmire
Brigham City
Wendy and
Jackie Hopkins
Dubois
Alfred Humphreys
Roanlee Hopkins
Herman Johnson
Carol Rae Johnson
Ann Hansen
Pickleville
A. H. Matthews
Harley Cochran
Liberty Ward
Vernon Parker
David Parker
LDS Church
Austria
Alfred Humphreys Thomas Lougee
Mra
Lynn Russell Hansen
Ed Lyon
Kenneth Fosa
Ogden
Verlin Lyon
England
U.S. Air Force
David Roberts
Gail Sorenson
Udell Roberta
Ted Miller
Idaho Falls
Albert Miller
Irl C. Nye
Calera
McKay Pugmire
Pocatello
Parley Kunz
Weekend Visitors and Local Fair Attendance Noted
The Paris Post notes multiple visits and travels as residents and friends of the Pugmire, Kunz, Carlsen, Matthews, Poulsen, Bartschi, Miller, and Pilsen families were seen at church and in Utah and Idaho. The Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City drew several households including the Matthews and Bartschi families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayon Pugmire
Mysr
Phillip Kunz
Provo
Fayon Pugmires
Roger Carlsen
Chris Carlsen
Jesse R. Matthews
Wayne Matthews
W. K. Matthews
Salt Lake City
Alma Poulsen
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Allis
Chalmers
Merlin Gleed
Bloomington
Montpelier, Idaho
Arvel Dustin
Garden City, Utah
Taketown News
Joseph C
Mary C. Robinson
Johnsh
Velva Weston
Sheridan
Montana
Arlon’s. Delmas
Ruby Kearl
Stanley Wahlstrom
Arch
Julia
Wahlstrom) McKinnon
Union Pacific Railroad
Union .Pacific
Lanark News
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Hionre
Arts
Sharon
THE
Paris Post
Ashton-Idaké
Leo Bartschi
Vern ¢ Bartschi
Leo Bartsschi
Albert Miler
Mrer
Darrylle Pilsen
Sinddy
Alma Poulseur
S&h
Daughter
Sonny
Idaho
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Ace Pike
Utah Power & Light CQ
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