Treasureton Families To Spend Winter In Arizona
Mr and Mrs Don Workman and family traveled to Salt Lake City to join Dary Workman and prepare return home for the season. Many relatives and friends visit, with gatherings in Ogden and Pocatello, and plans to host from nearby towns as Mrs Atkinson recovers from surgery in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Don Workman
Salt Lake City
Dary Workmin
Salt Lake
Anieem
Rholti Workman
Quirtate
Morl
Harold Pret
Dravone
Fimly
Clevelyn
Rulon Burton
T J Barger
Dock Barger
Earl Nelson
Pocatello
Vera Atkinson
Oneida Stake
Wills Burton
el Forsgren
Riverdale
Mack D Hymas
Kermit Shumway
Raymond Sant
Jannette Bosworth
Eunice Perry
George Johnson
Dianne Johnson
Alice Johnson
Leone Kirby
Bessie Reeder
Ida Beth Denton
Atkinson
Kay Warner
Ogden
Utah
Roland Hull
Ted Paskins
Frank C Heath
Frank Heath
Central America
Heath
Paskins
Bart Paskins
Laurels Honor Former Teacher Areta Doney in Laurel
Laurel honors former teacher Areta Doney with a party and gift. Teachers Ra-Nae Earley and Jenette Atkins managed games. Refreshments were served by Carolyn Gibson and Paulette Parkinson in Laurel.
Extension Agent Speaks At Meeting
Weston relief society gathered Tuesday with the presidency in charge. A quilt and other hand work were completed and a noon lunch was served. Mrs. Lucretia Mallahan presented the Foods and Their Value lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston—Relief Society
Nool
Lucretia Mallehan
Man Returns From Orient Visiting Preston Family Friends
ROY LAURITZEN, who has spent a long period in the Orient with the Navy, visited recently with Mr and Mrs Lewis Stone and Mr and Mrs Clair Rosen and family of Preston. Lauritzen's new assignment is Treasure Island, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Roy Lauritzen
Orient
Navy
Lewis Stone
Clair Rosen
Preston
Lauritzen
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Genealogy Class Goes to Temple for Baptisms
Beverly Mortenson’s genealogy class journeyed to the Logan Temple on Saturday morning to perform baptisms for the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Beverly Mortenson
Logan Temple
Obituary of William Edward Burrup 1885 1962
William Edward Burrup 77 died Friday in a Downey hospital of natural causes. He was born June 16 1885 in Downey the son of William and Marie Evington Burrup. He married Elizabeth Fox in April 1907 in the Salt Lake Temple. He was father to Melyn Burrup Preston and others. Services were in Downey Second Ward chapel with burial by Webb Mortuary in Downey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Edward Burrup
Downey
William and
Marie Evington Burrup
Elizabeth Fox
Sa't Thi
Melyn Burrup
Preston
Burrup
Downes Ward
Oy Mirh Valley Hospital
Milton
Virg
Harto Gsen
Percy Burrup
Dean
Marjorie) Henderson
Provo
Clyde Burrup
Downes
Melvin Burrup
Else Clegg
Lulu Anderon
Zina Barnes
Earl Burrup
Inkom
Lelie Burrup
Pocatello
Vivian Symes
Downey Second Ward
Webb Mortuary
Downey Cemetery
Albert Carlson 70 Dies After Illness in Preston Memorial
Albert Carl Carlson 70 of Clifton died Tuesday evening at Preston Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born May 16 1892 in Copenhagen Denmark he came to the United States in youth and lived in Clifton where he ran a coal yard. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are two brothers Ivan Carlson and John Warrick and a sister Mrs Natalie Warrick all of Preston and Finer Carlson of Official Cal t. Funeral services were held at the Oxford Clifton ward chapel with Jack Wood presiding. Burial followed in Clifton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carl Carlson
Preston Memorial Hospital
Copenhagen
Denmark
Nels Peter
Annie Marie Jenser Carlson
Clifton
Srivers
Ivan Carlson
John
Natalie) Warrick
Preston
Finer Carlson
Ofial
Oxford Clifton Ward
Jack Wood
Bishopree
Clifton Cemeten
Christensen 66 Dies After Lingering Illness in Downey Idaho
Heber W Christensen 66 died Tuesday in a Downey Idaho hospital after a lingering illness. Born April 16 1897 in Preston he was survived by his widow Florence Nuffer two sons Reed Land Idaho and Paul II Central Idaho a daughter Mrs Larry Hatch Twin Falls 13 grandchildren and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 30 pm in the Bannock Tabernacle Grace Idaho with burial in Central cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber W Christensen
Downey
Idaho
Preston
Ferdinand C
Elsie Marie Christensen
Florence Nuffer
Salt Lake Temple
Christensen
Lions Club
Lava Hot Springs
Larry
Louie) Hatch
Twin Falls
Reed
Land
Ida
Paul II
Central
West Virginia Couples Wintering in Lewiston Notes
West Virginia visitors and local hosts share winter hospitality in Lewiston. Mr and Mrs P J O Connor of Keyser stay with Mrs Nina Leavitt and Steven Leavitt, honoring guests Mr and Mrs Hen Stocks. A Chinese supper in Bowcut home honored the Stocks. Various local visits, travel, and family events are listed, including LDS hospital recovery, Make It With Wool contest in Salt Lake City, and the Pettys celebrating their 60th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
P. J O’connor
Keyser
W Va
O’connor
Nina Leavitt
Steven
Russell Bowcut
Hen Stocks
Swiston
Hen
Lenore Stocks
Bob
Leona Blair
Reed
Nita Allen
Wanda
Howard Shuldberg
Orval
Reta Bowles
Russell
Olive Bowcutt
Lima Stowell
San Francisco
BarDee
Raymond Stein
New York City
Emerett Wiser
Salt Lake City
Cordell
California
Clearfield
Wallis Edwards
Angus Pond
Idaho Falls
Ida
Kathleen Simmonds
Susan Boman
Salt Lake
Lewis Boman
Logan Lds Hospital
Farrell D Wiser
Brigham City
Utah
Kingston
Farrell
IBM Company
Ross Wells
Blackfoot
Wells
Cecil Kent
Kim
Marvin Rawlings
L J Petty
Smithfield
Pettys
Wednesday evening hostess clubs and bridge results
Mrs Clair Hansen hosted a dessert luncheon for her large club with two tables served for guests including Dan Ben i, Keith Fellows, Bart Merrill, Victor Nash, Paul Jensen, Donald Sermons, Owen Ainscough and Fred Coy who received a baby gift for her daughter Al. Bridge high scorer was Keith Fellows, second high was Victor Nash. The Atalican DUP camp met January 17 at the home of Daniel Roberts, with Mrs Joseph Nuffer leading a lesson. William G Ward was voted new chapter member. Refreshments served to 13 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Hansen
Dan Beni
Keith Fellows
Bart Merrill
Victor Nash
Paul Jensen
Donald Sermons
Owen Ainscough
Fred Coy
Coy
Atalican Dup
Daniel Roberts
Joseph Nuffer
William G Ward
MIA Leaders Turn Out Fully for Oneida Meet
Winderward MIA officers and teachers showed up 100 percent for the Oneida prep meeting held Thursday evening to organize participation and drill readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Winder
Winderward Mia
Oneida Btake
Changes in Franklin Stake Elders Quorums Consolidated
Leadership changes hit four Elder’s quorums in the Franklin Stake last weekend. The Sixth Quorum merged into the Second Quorum while leaders were released. Knapp remains a Manleton ward bishopric counselor. Pond becomes Eighth Quorum president with Winward, Beveridge, Carter. Keller becomes secretary, Moser presides Ninth Quorum renamed Sixth Quorum with new counselors Foster Palmer Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Walter Knapp
Harold Bradfort
Robert Haworth
Mr Knapp
Manleton Ward
William Pond
Eders
William Winward
James Beveridge
Roger Carter
Leness Keller
Pond
Mr Winward
Ross Rasmussen
Dennis Moser
Conan D Foster
John W Palmer
Dean Sharp
Wayne Cole
Dee Petterberg
Moser
Mr Palmer
Kinship and Birth News From Mink Creek Parish
Attendees at the temple last Friday included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Christensen and a sequence of local couples. Delbert Keller learned Thursday of a new grandson born to Brent and Mrs Christensen of Preston. The baby weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces and was born January 17, with a sister named Jackie Lynn, their sixth grandchild for the Kellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Lloyd Christensen
Bryce Egley
Rodney Jensen
Lee Jepsen
Floyd Erickson
Mildred Keller
Georgia Carver
Harley Jepsen
Delbert Keller
Brent Christensen
Preston
Jackie Lynn
Kellers
Fish completes special diesel course by Interstate Training
Billy Robert Fish of 57 North Third East completed a Cummons approved diesel course offered by Interstate Training Service. The announcement came from C E Green, president of the local home training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Robert Fish
N Third East
Interstate Training Service
C E. Green
Home Training School
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Change of Life
Worry and nervousness during the change of life are addressed with Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the women developed medicine eases hot flashes irritability and weakness and promises dramatic relief without costly treatments. It urges women to get Pinkham’s Compound today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Club Notices and Social Gatherings Across Franklin Area
Fine Arts club met at Lucy Tanner home with Grace Gamble presiding. Vera Nelson reviewed Youngblood Hawk as 17 members and guests attended a salad luncheon. Nifty Needles elected Deene Sant president Barbara Tensen vice president Laura Larsen secretary Thella Ware reporter. Lunch served to members listed. Frankin Gay Variety Club met at Maurine Hendrickson Preston with canasta and nicknames. prizes won by Flaine Hobbs and Sharon Hone. Hacienda Club hostess Adell Larsen hosted Friday afternoon gathering with several guests present. Kate Swainston held pinochle and dinner at 4 pm with Marion Henderson Tone Oliverson Bonita Oliverson Jean Moser Ethel Mockli Ora Rasmussen Verna Wanner Manilla Davis. Ora Greaves hosted Thursday. Meredith Booker Rose Olsen Roberta West Merle Bright Naomi Lloyd Sylvia Davis Bernice Gambles and Virginia Metcalf attended luncheon bridge and bingo with high scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Lucy Tanner
Grace Gamble
Vera Nelson
Needles Club
Evelyn Checketts
Deene Sant
Barbara Tensen
Laura Larsen
Thella Ware
Tuiich
Dorothy Crockett
Barbara Jensen
Mildred Smart
Ella Jones
Casey Bergquist
Evelh Checckett
Zelda Larsen
Mary Bergquist
Frankilin
Maurine Hendrickson
Preston
Ni Nochle
Canasta
Elaine Hobbs
JoAnn Waterlaus
Sharon Hone
Shannon Geddes
Norma Bosworth
Gail Hansen
Sendra Edwards
DeAnn Geddes
Joan Bennett
Nancy Pearce
Flaine Hobbs
Kate Swainston
Marion Henderson
Tone Oliverson
Bonita Oliverson
Jean Moser
Ethel Mockli
Ora Rasmussen
Verna Wanner
Manilla Davis
Henderson
Bonita Olverson
Iane Olverson
Ora Greaves
Meredith Booker
Rose Olsen
Roberta West
Merle Bright
Naomi Lloyd
Sylvia Davis
Bernice Gambles
Virginia Metcalf
Olsen
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold January Meetings
Weston Lone Rock camp members met January 17 at Laura Buttars home with Laurena Benson and Erma Jones present. Vera Benson shared Mary Elizabeth Tingle’s life story while music was led by Margaret Campbell and Laura Buttars. Franklin Ellen Wright camp gathered with Aretha Handy presiding and Bertha Woodward leading a migration history from 1840 to 1869 told by Joycelyn Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston—Daughters of
Utah
Lone Rock
Laura Buttars
Laurena Benson
Erma Jones
Vera Benson
Mary Elizabeth Tingle
Vera
Ezza
Benson Margaret Campbell
Myrtle Morgan
Bertha Peterson
Franklin
Aretha Handy
Ellen Wright
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Hannah Cornish
Bertha Woodward
Joycelyn Perry
Mildred Oliverson
Esther Ann Durrant
LaVene Waddoups
Visit Highlights Logan Guests from Davis and Atkinson Families
Mr and Mrs Fred Davis hosted a guest Sunday with her mother Mrs Mary Dawson of Logan. Mr and Mrs Myrle Dawson and daughter Kathy of Logan visited with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Kimber Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davis
Mary Dawson
Logan
Myrle Dawson
Kathy
Kimber Atkinson
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Arizona
Fast Mill Creek
Eugene Paskins
Terry Paskins
Ain Pocatello
Malcolm Denton
Salt Tike
Man
FORD
Mercury
McCune Motor Company
West Oneida
Franklin County
Preston, Idaho
ST and
William Burrup
Heber W. Christensen
West Virginia
al Bridge
Mrs Fellows
Nash
Wesley Nash
Grant Benson
Mink Creek
Cacienda Club
Adell Larsen
Seve Ne
Marv Keller
Charity Larsen
Lizzie Weaver
Mae Jorgensen
Alice Packer
Gladys Beckstead
Mada Larsen
DUP
Carlson Furniture 0., Inc
North State
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