Oxford Family Visits and Community Weekend News
Oxford Mr and Mrs Orin Hatch and family of Blackfoot visited his parents Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch Saturday. Keith Hatch of Portland spent Saturday night and attended Sunday School, leaving for Salt Lake City Sunday. Mrs Hatch will visit her parents in Warren before returning Monday. Rita Koller and friend from Salt Lake City visited Russell Koller and family over the weekend. Ern Savage and daughter from Boise spent Saturday night with Mrs Cecil Fisher and left for Salt Lake City Sunday morning. William Petty of Preston visited George Fisher Saturday. Carol Ward’s bride's supper honored at Lavona Hatch home with games and prizes. Henry Hatch attended Banida ward genealogy conference. Glen Baker and Downey family visited Kendall and Baker households Sunday. Alice and Kay Baker of Downey plus several others attended Tamara Kendall’s birthday party.
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Orin Hatch
Familly
Blackfoot
Thompson Hatch
Keith Hatch
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Warren
Albert Wayment
Rita Koller
Russell Koller
Ern Savage
Boise
Cecil Fisher
William Petty
Preston
George Fisher
Carol Ward
Lavona Hatch
Merl Baker
Alice and
Kay Baker
Downey
Gaylan Croshaw
Michael McDermott
Donald Fisher
LaRene
LaRae Ralphs
Clifton
Keith
Kevin Olson
Nolan Keller
Judy Kendall
Tamara Kendall
Mrs LeVerne Kendall Plays Host At Social Gathering
Mrs LeVerne Kendall hosted a social event with games and refreshments, hosting neighbors and friends in a cheerful, informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeVerne Kendall
Ward Activities Reported From Banida Week
Relief Society and Primary boards met with Esther Cole Dorothy Miles and other leaders. Genealogical and ward meetings dominated Sunday with speakers including Bishop Geddes Sparks Gregersen Christensen and Geddes. Social visits included Hollingsworths in Salt Lake City and Logan shoppers.
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Banida
Oneida
Relief Society Board
Relief Society
Esther Cole
Dorothy Miles
MIA
Mutual
Genealogical Board
Ward
Stake
Robert C. Geddes
William Sparks
Marvin Gregersen
Wade Christensen
Leo Byington
Reed Hawkes
Willis Burton
Carl Mortensen
Thern Lowe
LaVern Hollingsworth
Kent Hollingsworth
Salt Lake City
Lowe
Lexine Sparks
Michael Gregersen
Carmen Gregersen
Kenneth Geddes
Debra Christensen
Preston church meeting draws local families
Mink Creek residents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nelson and their son Lenard attended a sacrament meeting in Preston sixth ward Sunday night. Lenard and Ann Howell sang a duet with Vilatte Ransom on piano. Harold Larsen and Theo Bell from Preston joined the priesthood meeting and met with the high priest quorum. They also attended Sunday School where Don Jensen spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Keller were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Nelson
Lenard
Preston Sixth Ward
Ann Howell
Vilatte Ransom
Harold Larsen
Theo Bell
Preston
Don Jensen
Delbert Keller
Community gatherings and family visits across local towns
A bulletin of social visits lists neighbors from Winder, Ogden, Salt Lake and Riverdale sharing meals and attending events. Guests include the Winger, Morten, Baird, Rasmussen and Keller families with travels to Virginia, Idaho, Pocatello and Logan. A church service and a genealogy class are noted along with a basketball game in Preston and a new granddaughter for the Forsgren family. Continuous shivering signals salt deficiency in dairy cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Winger
Winder
Lyman
Michael Mortenson
Salt Lake
Dilbert Keller
Ronald Baird
Ogden
James Baird
Virginia
Idaho
Edna Rasmussen
Mae Gordon
Mildred Rosen
Reta Anderson
Pocatello
Gordon
Roger Erickson
Reed Jensen
Percy Keller
Harold Baird
Orlando Rasmussen
Hugh Hangén
Bryce Begley
Garland Rasmussen
Lloyd Christensen
Thomas Jensen
Ruth Ann
June
Logan
Delbert Keller
Debra
Michael Mortensen
Mortensen
Sondra Keller
Lucetta Archibald
Dayton
Lennar
Christensen
Preston
Wendell Hulse
Billy
Betty
Layton
Allen Christensen
Rodney Jensen
Wilford Meek
Riverdale
Niel Swann
Mink Creek
David Christensen
Vernon Keller
Elias Jepson
Naomi Wilde
Betty Jo Nelson
Douglas Nelson
Betty Jo
Executive order debate dominates Idaho Farm Bureau talk
John C. Lynn warned at the Idaho Farm Bureau annual meeting in Pocatello that Congress risks ceding its policy role to the executive branch via an omnibus farm bill and title I. He urged strengthening a decentralized, self-reliant Farm Bureau to press for sound policies and realistic farming solutions. The talk noted Idaho agriculture as the state’s top industry with 1.6 million farm families.
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Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Pocatello
John C. Lynn
Daho Farm Bureau Federation
Lynn
Farm Bureau Legislative
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Rotterdam
Idaho Farm Bureau
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Oxford
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Brigham City
United Homes Inc
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