Local News Notes At LDS Temple Events And Funerals
Local notices recount May and June events in Salt Lake area including Norma Bronson guiding Dorothy Crittenden to the Salt Lake temple for her marriage to Ray L Page of Kamas Utah, and Willard A Warnick funeral attended by family with A P Warnick giving the dedicatory prayer. Also reported are visits from Mrs Weston Hales to Salt Lake relatives, Rose Bunker and family from Nevada spending Strawberry Days with Fugal family, and Nevada guests Leah Huntsman and children returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Bronson
Dorothy Crittenden
Castley
Salt Lake Temple
Miss Crittenden
Ray L. Page
Kamas
Utah
Weston Hales
Ethan Allen
Charles Carson
Fairfield
Willard A. Warnick
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Hales
Anele Willard A. Warnick
J. Howard Nelson
Leone Carson
M. Atwood
H. V. Swenson
A. P Warnick
Hillcrest
PI Grove City
A. P. Warnick
Nelson
Merrill Bunker
Roger
Bunkerville
Nevada
C. A. Fugal
Bunker
Hospital Notes New Babies Arrive at Local Hospitals
May 28 to Mrs. Allen Eugene Hilton Pleasant Grove a girl May 30 to Mrs. Raymond Bastian Pleasant Grove a girl May 31 to Mrs. Harold S. Peterson Pleasant Grove a girl June 2 to Mrs. Max Baldwin American Fork a girl June 2 to Mrs. Blaine Richards Pleasant Grove a boy June 3 to Mrs. Vern Richardson Orem a girl June 3 to Mrs. Theodore Bennicri Pleasant Grove a boy June 3 to Mrs. Doyle Wadley Pleasant Grove a boy June 4 to Mrs. West Hills Highland a girl June 5 to Mrs. Earl Laycock American Fork a girl Tame Pte Mee Tenn Peterson Lorraine Faddis American Fork a boy and to Mrs Ralph Adams Lehi a boy William T Hyde Highland who was injured in a rear train accident last week was released to return home Wednesday Mrs Mary Tidwell underwent a major operation during the week Patients at the hospital are Raymond Pulsipher Lehi Campbell Pleasant Grove Willian Desmond and George Jones American Fork
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Eugene Hilton
Pleasant Grove
Raymond Bastian
Harold S. Peterson
Max Baldwin
American Fork
Blaine Richards
Vern Richardson
Orem
Theodore Bennicri
Doyle Wadley
West Hills
Leland May
Highland
Earl Laycock
Tame
Tenn Peterson
Lorraine Faddis
Ralph’ Adams
Lehi
William T. Hyde
Mary Tidwell
Raymond Pulsipher
FL. Campbell
Willian Desmond
George Jones
4 H Club Notes Manila 4 H Two Year Foods
Manila 4 H notes describe a second year foods club meeting led by Mrs Hannah Beth Matthews and co leader Mrs Gwen Unthank with a salad making demonstration and a surprise birthday party for Mrs Matthews. Edith Anne Thayne was named secretary replacing Eunice Dunkle who is summering in Missouri. The prior meeting featured a cream soups lesson and a health lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hannah Beth Matthews
Gwen Unthank
4-H Needle Threaders Elect Officers At Meeting
The Needle Threaders held a meeting at Mrs Cara Harms home. Officers elected include President Colleen Swensen Vice President Lorna Gillman Secretary Treasurer Lilith Winnt song leader Kathison Allred reporter Wilma Mae Johnson. The group outlined summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Harms
Colleen Swensen
Lorna Gillman
Liliith Winnt
Kathison Allred
Wilma Mae
Strawberry Harvest News Utah and Salt Lake Counties
Farm news reports hail damage in Utah County affecting cherries pears prunes and apples with significant losses and estimates of 50 percent in some crops. Strawberry harvest starts slowly with 200 crates Monday and 500 Friday, with peak picking expected next Tuesday or Wednesday and a generally good crop outlook despite hail. Prices and markets for eggs and dressed poultry are mixed across coasts with steady top grades and weaker under grades, while canners boost demand and long weekend sales pressuring floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Strawberry Harvest News
Utah
Salt Lake
Utah County
Poultrymen Told to Curb Flocks and Purchases
Western farmers and hatcherymen face USDA warnings to curb flock expansion to avoid a 1950 surplus. Agents urge finishing chick purchases by mid June and eggs for setting after mid May only to fill firm orders. Output forecasts suggest 700 million chickens by 1949, a 10 percent rise from 1948, with higher chick buys than planned. The national laying flock was too large on January 1 1949, and four million cases of dried eggs were purchased under the price support program. Consumer incomes may dip slightly as meat and other foods anticipate larger supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Paul ©. Adams
USDA
San Francisco
Adams
New Weed Killer Compared With 24-D In Woody Plants
A newcomer weed killer may replace 2,4-D for woody plants but typically yields poorer results on ordinary weeds. 2,5 T is currently expensive, though experiments show excellent results on woody plants.
Choose Shoes Wisely for Comfort and Health
A note urges careful shoe selection to improve daily comfort and long term health. Better footwear enhances work ability and enjoyment of life, suggesting thoughtful choices now yield dividends later.
Andersons and kin tour through Bryce and Grand Canyon
Eugene and Joann Anderson visited with grandmother Mrs Edah Allide in Bngham City then traveled with relatives from Pleasant Grove Ogden and Waterloo. They toured Bryce and Grand Canyon and visited St George Zion Canyon and Cedar City while Camilla Larson recuperates at American Fork Hospital from a home accident. The trio of Wendell and Max Wadley family members toured to see kin, while Orval Hammer Ernest Wright and Iowa guests stopped in en route from the Holstein-Friesian convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Joann Anderson
Bngham City
Edah Allide
Jon
George W. Larson
Pleasant Grove
Mtr
Lawrence Olpin
Don and
Noreen
Ogden
Bryer and
Grand Canyons
St George. Zions Canyon
Cedar Guy
Orval Hammer
Ernest Wright
Waterloo, Jows
Merrill Warnick
San Francisco
Boosters Club Meets at Hazel Smith Home
The Boosters Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Hazel Smith’s home. Members played games sang and enjoyed refreshments. Present were Doris Nielson Dorothy Yops Elva Laga Barbara Harten Kath erine Nystrom Maxene Wharton Alice Young May Jacob Dara Young and the hostess. The next meeting will be June 20 at Dora Young’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Smith
Doris Nielson
Dorothy Yops
Elva Laga
Barbara Harten
Katherine Nystrom
Maxene Wharton
Alice Young
May Jacob
Dara Young
Dora Young
Good Rule The Cardinal Rule Of Fire Prevention
A preservation note stresses that sound housekeeping is essential to fire prevention. It urges regular cleaning, proper storage of combustibles, and prompt removal of hazards to reduce fire risk. The guidance appeals to readers seeking practical steps for safer homes and workplaces.
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Hese Duggish
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Timpanogos Motor CO
Corleissen
Center Street
Highway 1
OLD Hermitage
Kentucky
National Distillers Prod. Corp
N.Y
Christiansen
P. G
P.G
Ered
Luann Bing Sesmey Becane
Piarehte
Asco
LDS Nea
Talmy Salt Lake
Digby
Seitom Lin
Randparente
Bing Richards
Rospital
Init
Thirse
Mire OL Walley
Ma An Mex
Alpert Olsen
and Nirs
Eres Olen
Gerriges Fir Pal Okernan
Okerman
Mary Olaon
Ity
Wness
Isod
Farm News
Utah State Department OF Agriculture
Camilla Larson
American Park Hospital
Wendell i
Max Awereds
Pearl Wadley
Boosters Club
Provo
Dtr’s Floor Insurance
Armstrong
DTR
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