Two Servicemen Wounded in World War II Actions
Telegrams to families report Pfc Clyde Woolf wounded in the Luzon area with injuries to knee thigh arm and nose. He arrived from overseas and says he is adjusting to peacetime foods while attached to the 161st Infantry. Brother Max Woolf trains at Camp Roberts. A second telegram confirms Pfc Elmer Taylor wounded in Belgium on January 15, seven months after an earlier France invasion injury, with December letter noting action in Germany.
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James Woolf
San Francisco
California
Pfc
Clyde Woolf
Luzon, Battle Area
States S
Clyde
Woolf
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Red Cross
War Department
161St Infantry
Max Woolf
Camp Roberts
S. H. Taylor
Dayton
Elmer Taylor
Belgium
France
Germany
Sunday Services and Address at St. John's Lutheran Church
Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 00 am and Divine Worship at 11 00 am Sunday February 11 F E E Schumann pastor of St Johns Lutheran Church Salt Lake City will deliver the address Meetings are held in the basement of the county courthouse on the second and fourth Sundays of each month Everyone is cordially invited to attend The Lutheran Hour may be heard over Station KVNU every Sunday morning at 1030 Lost Leather wallet containing identification papers and check book Finder please phone 245M for reward 6p
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Fee
Schumann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Salt Lake City
KVNU
High Stake Council Completes Organization and Meetings
The stake high council was fully organized with Aur aul Christensen Vaughn Larsen and Wallace B Jensen named members E Ray Merrill became a counselor Wayne C Hansen presided over the 18th quorum of Seventy Spencer Winn served as secretary of the 116th quorum of Seventy Frank Crockett became a counselor and Leroy Deney secretary of the first quorum of Elders Music by the stake choir mixed quartet and soloists Norma Crabtree and Marcella Bird Mothers. Mothers of the stake and their daughters held a joint hour long meeting at 9 30 a m with guidance on mother daughter companionship in the home and priesthood themes Speakers included Mrs H S Bingham Miss Beth Swainston and Mrs A Johnson The Fairview ward girls chorus directed by Udell Bodily and Vera Cole performed The session was presided jointly by President Alice Merrill of the Relief Society Stake Board and Mrs Lucy Tanner stake YLMIA president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netf—Boothe
Eldon Hansen
Auraul Christensen
Vaughn Larsen
Wallace B. Jensen
E. Ray Merrill
Wayne C. Hansen
Spencer Winn
Frank Crockett
Leroy Deney
Dewey Olsen
Norma Crabtree
Marcella Bird
H. 8. Bingham
Beth Swainston
A. Johnson
Fairview Ward
Udell Bodily
Vera Cole
Alice Merrill
Relief Society Stake Board
Lucy Tanner
Stake
YLMIA
Education Will Preserve Peace in Postwar Talk
Sgt. Max Ransom relays experiences from 30 missions over enemy territory including Berlin and Paris where his plane was shot down during the invasion. He emphasizes education as a means to sustain peace among nations while families of nations live together. Gwen Hickenlooper showcases two plane selections admired by attendees. President Art Johnson served as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ransom
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Gwen Hickenlooper
Art Johnson
Peterson Corrected in Preston-Whitney Board Reappointment
In the Preston-Whitney Irrigation Company re election of officers George C Peterson was listed among directors whose terms were extended. The earlier report contained an error and the correction clarifies the proper composition of the board.
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Preston-Whitney Irrigation Company
George C. Peterson
Hagmond Emphasizes Clean Living at Youth Conference
The Oneida stake MIA hosted a youth conference with Oneida and Franklin stakes. Dr Creed Haymond Salt Lake dentist athlete and church worker spoke on youth problems and the value of a clean life aligned with church teachings. Performances by girl chorus instrumental trio organ solo and acapella choir complemented the program. Excerpts from the talk will be sent to service members of the two stakes.
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Hagmond
Oneida Stake Mia
Oneida
Franklin Stakes
Creed Haymond
Salt Lake
Blanche Brunker
Marian Hull
June Tanner
LaConna Foster
Constance Davis
Acapella Choir
Lyle Shipley
William K. Dunkley
Lynn Kofoed
M-Men
Gleaner
Rulon Keller
Phenol Edgley
Lucy Tanner
Horland Simmons
Henry Larsen Dies After Lingering Illness at 72
Henry Larsen 72 died Wednesday morning at his Preston home after a lingering illness. Born May 17, 1872 in Logan Utah, he married Mary Elizabeth Jensen in Logan in 1892. He served three LDS mission terms and, after settling in Cleveland, farmed and raised stock. He was bishop of the Cleveland ward for sixteen years. visitation at Richards mortuary then transport to Cleveland. Funeral services are tentatively set for Sunday at the Cleveland chapel.
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Henry Larsen
Preston
Logan
Utah
Henrick
Mary Hansen Larsen
Mary Elizabeth Jensen
Logan Temple
Cleveland
Richards’ Mortuary
LaFawn Johnson
Cleveland Chapel
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