Community notes from Logan area residents
Local social calendar centers on visits and family events. Families from Logan and surrounding towns host guests from Salt Lake City and Ogden while attending church activities and scout events. Updates include birthdays, hospital stays, and travel to attend funerals or join community gatherings.
Sunday Visitors Share Dinners and Birthday Remembrances
Fairview residents hosted Bir and Mrs Darwin Rawlings Delore Gregory of Preston Harriet Hall Jon Hyde and family Harold Corbridge and family of Logan for Sunday dinner. William Gilbert Ralph visited Lewiston with Larry Wiser family. Ford Christensen and Gilbert accompanied Salt Lake City trip with Bud Wiles. Oral Hyde reported word January 26.
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Douglas Wheeler
Lydia Cottle
Logan
Mona Layne
Nat Inglet
Donald Cole
Salt Lake City
Leslie Cole
Nada Hall
Debra
Burtis Hall
Joseph Bodily
Earl Bodily
Ogden
LDS
Fairview
Union Building
Earl Jensen
Dennis Hall
Barlow Gilbert
Merlin Rawlings
Oscar Rawlings
Raymond Hobbs
Linrose
Ed Howell
Preston
Omal Hyde
William Johnson
Verna Knudsen
Oneta Hyde
Vera Cole
Minnie Cole
Zelda Hinckley
Harriet Hall
Dorothy Gilbert
Leta Hall
Lou Cole
Reva Wilson Shelley Manning
David
Elmer Kerr
Nora Cole
Maureen Burton
Betty Turner
Weston
Franklin Ward
Melvin Smith
Merlin Jensen
Reese Nielsen
Vaughn Larsen
Clyde Jensen
Paddle Hill Drive
Maryann Buehler
Vern Bergeson
Holmgreen
K H Friedel
D C. Sanders
Vaughan Larsen
Jay Atkinson
Ferris
Geneva Larsen
Alex
Bir
Darwin Rawlings
Deloree Gregory
Wesley Hyde
Jon Hyde
Norman Cor Bridge
Logan the Dimmer
Onetta
Jon
William Gilbert
Ralph
Larry Wiser
Lewiston
Ford Christensen
Barlow “Gilbert
Bud Wiles
Oral Hyde
Local Births and Visits Highlight Quiet Weekend Notes
Residents welcomed newborns and shared family visits across cities. Families including Mr and Mrs Larry Wiser in Lewiston and Mr and Mrs Ed win Hyde in Logan hosted dinners. clergy blessed two babies in sacrament meeting.
Oxygen Dominates Air Water Body and Earth
The World Book Encyclopedia states oxygen is the most abundant element on Earth. It makes up about 21 percent of the air, 89 percent of the water, 65 percent of the human body, and 50 percent of the earth's crust.
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Sunday School Sessions and Community Notices
Kenneth Geddes and Carmen Gregersen led junior Sunday school with Debra Christensen assisting. Senior Sunday school was taught by Bonnie Caspuerson and Lorraine Miles. Valerie Mile led the group. The Lowe family traveled to Cenecvile Utah to bring Esther Cole home after ten weeks with the Ronny Ledder family. Paul Atkinson of Preston visited Jeddie Geddes. Marcus J Gregersen named chairman of the genealogical committee. Cecil Myles and Ernest Gregersen assistants. Esther Cole named secretary. Dorothy Miles teacher. Mr and Mrs E A Swann Eunice Gregersen and Gwen Gregersen home teachers. Cheryl Geddes visited her parents. Preston attendees at Thursday evening Sunday school prep included Dement Bell and Fred Gregersen families, Dorothy Miles, Vanona Geddes, Goldie Christensen, Lenna Lowe, Nathancusperson, Gwen Gregerson, and others. Bernard Lund of Salt Lake City stayed with the Geddes family. High school Showboat participants include Carole Geddes, Shanna Lee Lowe, and Joan.
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Kenneth Geddes
Carmen Gregersen
Zem
Debra Christensen
Bonnie Caspuerson
Lorraine Miles
Valerie Mile
Thorn Lowe
Cenecvile
Utah
M.esther Cole
Ronny Ledder
Paul Atkinson
Preston
Jeddie Geddes
Marcus J Gregersen
Cecil Myles
Ernest Gregersen
Esther Cole
Dorothy Miles
E. A. Swann
Eunice Gregersen
Gwen Gregersen
Cheryl Geddes
W S. Geddes
Dement Bell
Fred Gregersen
Vanona Geddes
Goldie Christensen
Lenna Lowe
Nathan Cusperson
Gwen Gregersoun
Banida Loses to Treasureton In Basketball Clash
Banida fell to Treasureton on Monday as listed players Kent Hollingsworth LeRoy Cole Miles Geddes Raymond Curlee Ronald Lund and Jeddie Geddes played under coach Harry Miles.
Birth and death follow on same day in Shelley area
Clifton Wal and family announced the birth of a granddaughter on January 23 who died Monday evening after an incubator stay. Funeral services were held at Shelley Mortuary. Several relatives visited and returned home, including Mrs. Gayle Hess from Idaho Falls and Rex Henderson’s family from Salt Lake City. A Relief Society meeting featured a missionary testimonial for Brent Winward Jr. before his Swiss Austrian mission.
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Marie Henderson
Ike Harris
China Lake
Calif
George Gambles
W. L. Carlson
Los Angeles
Earl Carlson
Gate City
Ned Gibbs
Pocatello
R. J. Gibbs
Gladys Heckert
Merl Henderson
Roy Henderson
Calvin Henderson
James Abbott
Beth
Imajean Hadley
Bishopric
Douglas Sorensen
Reed Westover
Lynn Merrill
Joan Merrill
Peggy Ann
Gary Sorensen
Brent
Elise Abbott
Ann Thomas
Lynn Millard
Hadley
Irene
Imajean
W. H. Millard
Wayne Millard
Kri J Gibbs
Ruby Merrill
Ralph Olson
Virginia
Idaho
Olson
Baby
Venna Gibbs
Alda Merrill
Gwen Hadley
Hazel Thomas
Diane Kay
Ila Henderson
Edith Millard
Pearl Norflick
Belva Hawley
Arimo
Woodrow Sorensen
Bishop
Berdean Henderson
Willard Hadley
Downey
Kay Gibbs
Deann
Sandra Henderson
Kenneth Curtis
Jeanine Kay
Jo Kay
Stake
Arima
L. E Merrill
PC Sorensen
Burnice Wal
Earl Water
Shelley
M.s Ward
Shelley Mortuary
Marguerite Henderson
Susan Archibald
Ela Kent
Dayton
Relief Society Stake Board
Relief Society
Brent L. Winna
Bertie W Winward Jr
Burnice Ward
John A. Hillman
West Side High
Dora Call
Teorothy Koller
Howa Henderson
Walter Wuthrich
Logan
Pres
Carl Mortensen
Winward Family Remarks At Preston Chapel Service
The Preston ward service featured remarks by Bertie Winward father and Lila Mackay Weston girlfriend. Brent Winward offered responses, with closing song by the ward choir and a benediction from Uncle Thayne Winward. The ward chapel, Rowy Society room, and foyer were filled with attendees.
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Ma Winward
Preston
Bertie
Ww. Winward
Fiss
Lila WacKay
Weston
Brent L. Winward
Thayne D Winward
February Noted For U.S. Start Of Income Tax
The article traces February's calendar history from Romulus and Numa to Augustus, noting the month’s purification rites and later August day addition, leading to the 16th Amendment in 1913 legalizing the federal income tax. It highlights February’s rough-time narrative and the tax milestone.
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Romulus
Rome
Numa Pompilus
Frerm
Numa
Augustus
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