Rough House King Tangles Here Visitor List and Local Notices
Mrs Joan Spelburg and her son from San Francisco visited her mother Mrs Mahalia Jensen. Locals attended temple excursion last Wednesday including Bishop Christensen and wife and several couples. Miss Arbella Mooseman visits Logan grandparents Rogers. A Relief Society social was held Tuesday with Naomi Jensen in charge and refreshments by Marcella Christensen Venice Keller Elise Mooseman. Mrs Armond Smart and daughter Sondra of Logan visit parents Conrad Bell and sister Lorna Wilde. Blaine Larsen discharged from the navy and at home with Norman and family. Richard Knight and sons Boyd and Stan from Provo visited Mink Creek. Nada Wilde accompanied Howard Harris to Soda Springs Saturday for the Henry stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Spelburg
San Francisco
Mahalia Jensen
Temple
Bishop Christensen
Baltimore Christensen
Conrad Bell
Anna Wilde
Margie Worley
Rosetta
Rodney Jensen
Arbella Mooseman
Logan
Rogers
Relief Society
Naomi Jensen
Marcella Christensen
Venice Keller
Elise Mooseman
Armond Smart
Sondra of
Lorna Wilde
Blaine Larsen
Navy
Norman Larsen
Blaine
Pacific Islands
Richard Knight and Sons
Boyd and
Stan
Provo Utah
Mink Creek
Leslie Keller
Smith
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
Delus Bell
Soda
Dwight Wilde
Wilde
Ruth Smart
Leercel Jensen
Bonnie Allen
Hyrum
Rhoda McDermaid
Louie Crane
Preston
Boyd
Tne Brother
Sisters
Conmred
Hyrum Belwid
Mary Dawson
Logan l
Asael Bell
Jim Higgins
Preston ‘Ste c
Herchilden Ball Bell
Conrad Hall Prey
Vilco
Keller
Alaton
Ato O
Delbert Keller
Wallis Olverson Nirs Reida Hardy
Daavid John
Steven
Reida
Miss Owens
Welborn
Mooseman
Nighbors
Community News Briefs From Minkcreek and Surrounding Areas
Minkcreek families visit relatives in Green River Wyoming and Los Angeles California while local residents host guests from Glencoe Ogden and Logan. church house renovation progress praised by ward leaders. Norman Larsen Viola Larsen spearheading cleanup. Various residents travel to California for military discharge and moves to Salt Lake City. A Henry stampede ride in Soda Springs draws reports of a good rodeo. A fire destroys a farm shop near Preston with neighbors assisting in containment.
Thatcher Visitors Bring News and Travel Notes
Thatcher hosts several visiting families from Utah and California including Mr and Mrs Wallace Norton and daughter, Mrs Mary Callahan with Mrs Cal lahan, Mr and Mrs Charles Clark and daughter from Logan Utah, and Mr and Mrs Vernon Mendenhall. Local residents return from Salmon River fishing trip and Lago California visits noted among Lago and Pocatello residents. A line mentions Citizen of Phi offers small receipt and file boxes in natural maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Norton
California
Thatcher
Norton
Mary Callahan
Charles Clark
Logan
Utah
Vernon Mendenhall
Adamn Callahan
Salmon River
Val Steele
Lago
Pocatello
Art Nichols
Allie Thorpe
Salt Lake
Nellie Stephenson
Norman
Andrew Ruud
Lyle Coburn
Spokane
Washington
Ruud
Citizen of
Logan Gladiolus Show Set at Cache County Library
The annual Logan gladiolus show will be held at the Cache County Library on Sunday August 18. Growers are invited to exhibit and compete for ribbons trophies and cash awards with containers and lapels supplied. Judging follows entries received 8:00 to 9:00 am. show opens 11:00 am to 9:00 pm chaired by Dr Wallace J Vickers and sponsored by the Bonneville Gladiolus Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache County
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Wallace J .Vickers
Bonneville Gladiolus Society
Riverdale Junior Girls Serve Refreshments at Park Outing
The Junior girls from Riverdale served light refreshments at the Mothers and Daughters outing in Preston Municipal Park on Saturday under teacher Mrs B A Meek. They received their class symbol the rose to wear on their formals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Municipal Park
MarJean Waterlaus
Coy Foersgren
Wilde Evans
Luella Forsgren Relda Smith
Lora Jean
Josephine Winger
Carleen Tate
Lauradene Neeley
Roma Dot Smith
B A Meek
Rose
Community Visitors and Local Families Share Weekend
A string of visitors and residents hosted guests across the area. Attendees included Mrs. C. R. Choules and relatives, Nathan Abbott and Norman Mott of Nampa, Keith Abbott of Logan Utah, and Dwain Tate with Bryant Golightly and son Clinton from Preston. The Smiths welcomed J. I. Smith and family, Angus Keller, Floyd Gardner, and others from Messa Arizona, Reno Nevada, and Idaho, while Barbara Neeley traveled to Wendell to visit sisters. Dr. Clyde Smith and Dr. Oliver Smith, with families, traveled from North Carolina and Nevada respectively, to join in local events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Choules
Nathan Abbott
Norman Mott
Nampa
Kieth Abbott
Logan
Utah
W. F. Smith
Bryant Golightly
Clinton
Preston
Dwain Tate
J. I. Smith
Sunday School Officers Hold Tuesday Outdoor Party
The Second ward Sunday School officers and teachers and partners traveled to Oneida Station Tuesday for an outdoor program and lunch. Superintendent and Maurine Hansen Milford Crabtree and Orion Jensen planned the program. Lottie Jensen Margaret Corbridge and Owen Allen organized lunch for 32 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Oneida Station
Maurine Hansen
Milford Crabtree
Orion Jensen
Lottie Jensen
Margaret Corbridge
Owen Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ry Sharman
Ken Murdock
Legion
Rodeo Arena
Minkcreek
James Baird
Baird
GO Wahlen
Los Angeles
Calif
Green River
Wyoming
Henry Myers
Wilford Hansen
John
Glencoe
Homer Nielson
Ward Building Committee
Viola Larsen
Fay Wille
Wildes
Lynn Nelson
Ogden
Armed Forces
Iva Nelson
Diana
Hene Wilde
Clyde Smith
Rawhegh
Deer Cliff Inn
Riverdale
First
First South Street
Preston, Idaho
L. A. Neeley
Portia Nelson
Meredith
Barbara Neeley
Wendell
Matt McBride
Gerald Char
Les
Darell Bennett
Idaho Falls
Bishop
Orville Neeley
Emma Ann Neeley
Roy Smith
Eli Forsgren
Selma Johnson
Shirley
D S Evans
Roland Struve
Belle
Dorothy Sharp
James Woolf
Clarence Seyboldt
Sophia
Chadwick
Estus Packer
A. B Smith
Lewiston
Lee Wheeler
Glendale
Curtis Bosen
Kimsul
Preston Lumber Company
LD A
Tires
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