Weston A Farewell Dance For Val Ray Feller
A district gym farewell in Weston last Thursday honored Val Ray Feller who left Monday for Salt Lake City to enter the mission home. The program included a Swiss song by Ernest Buetler Walter Buetler and Irene Schwartz from Dayton a reading by Donnie Miller and a boys group singing Buddy. Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs Samuel Feller Melvin Feller Benson ward Mr and Mrs Brooks Roundy Cache Junction and Mr and Mrs G B Schwartz and son Darrell from Maiad.
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Val Ray ‘Feller
Salt Lake
Ernest Buetler
Walter Buetler
Irene Schwartz
Daytona
Donnie Miller
Buddie
Samuel Feller
Melvin Feller
Benson Ward
Brooks Roundy
Cache Junction
G. B. Schwartz
Darrell
Maiad
Testimonial Night and Community News Notes
A joint testimonial night featured performances by Frank Parker, Felix Feller, Vérna Feller, Rhea Godfrey, Mrs Jesse Griffeth, Reed Griffeth, Val Ray Feller and Stafford Loosle with Evan Koller leading a closing prayer. Host Val Ray Feller hosted a Saturday party with guests including Keith Buttars Georgia Lannen Theo Schwaneveldt Vivian Call Farrell Simpson Kathryn Simpson LaVor Neunswander Alton Buttars Stuart Buttars Reed Griffeth Evan Koller Laura Neeley Mary Lou Balls. Nearby residents and visitors attended events, cattle trips to Los Angeles, family visitors from Roosevelt Ogden Logan Clarkston and Smithfield. births, hospital stays, and travel notes pepper the column, with several residents preparing for trips and returning from trips to Salt Lake City and Honolulu.
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Val Ray Feller
Reed Griffeth
Frank Parker
Felix Feller
Vérna Feller
Rhea Godfrey
Jesse Griffeth
Reed
Val
Stafford Loosle
Smithfield
Evan Koller
Keith
Buttars
Georgia —Lannen
Theo’ Schwaneveldt
Vivian Call
Farrell Simpson
Kathryn Simpson
LaVor Neunswander
Alton, Buttars
Stuart Buttars
Laura Neeley
Mary Lou Balls
Demont Olsen
Lou Olsen
Alf Jensen
Reed Campbell
Los Angeles
Elmer Olson
Wayne Kelson
Dean Miller
Cheri
Jenene
Roosevelt
Henry Miller
George Hassen
Reese Ransom
Winona Hansen
Tracy Macro
LDS Hospital
Logan
Maude Hodges
Tone Cox
Earl Moyes
George Wash
Ogden
Weston
LaVor Neuenswander
Mission
Arthur Neuenswander
Honolulu
Phil Goodsell
Merl Dahle
Albert Goodsell
Joe Binglis
Bert Brower
Preston
Utah Poultry Alsn
Murray Godfrey
Clarkston
Jessé Griffith
Nora” Papworth
Portland
Vaughn Taylor
Taylor
Clarence, Taylor
Salmon’ Ida
Fairview Social Roundup and Local Gatherings
Community notes list Jan gatherings at Fairview including a supper for primary officers with 32 attendees, a birthday party for Jean Devers Smith, visits from Elden Leavitt and Devon Smith, and a poultry banquet in Preston attended by local families. Also mentioned are MIA temple socials, a farm bureau social, Reece Neilson’s surgery, the Green and Gold ball with Avon Balls, and a quilting gathering hosted by Nora Phillips with attendees and lunch.
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Jevening
Mer
Orval Bowles
Royal Wilson
California
Devers Smith
Jean
Elden Leavitt
Cornish
Devon Smith
MIA
Temple
Gilbert Cafferty
Dennis Hall
Barlow Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
Logan
Farm Bureau
Reece Neilson
Preston Hospital
Preston
Pete Hyde
Orval Hyde
James Hyde
Oliver Choules
von J. Larsen
Myril Bodily
Arwen Larsen
Avon
Dayton Welcomes a Girl Born at Preston Hospital
Dayton couple Mr and Mrs Veil Page celebrate the birth of a daughter on Wednesday January 19 at Preston hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. Their first child, a girl, awaits to greet her sister. Mrs Page formerly Helena Murrie is the mother. This is the second granddaughter for Mr and Mrs J I Page. Downey visitors Mr and Mrs Lester Call and daughters Linda and LaRae stayed with Page and Nelson families overnight. A brother arrived January 20 at Preston Memorial hospital, tipping the scales at eight pounds four ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veil Page
Preston Hospital
Page
Helena Murrie
J. I. Page
Lester Call
Linda
LaRae
Downey
Clarence Nelson
Preston Memorial Hospital
Ito
Thomas
Callister
Caroline Peterson
FTC Organization Since 1915 Noted
The commission was organized in 1915. The Mississippi River remains navigable for barges to Minneapolis. Florida’s coastline stretches 1,197 miles.
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The
U. S. Federal Trade Commission
Mississippi River
Minneapolis, Minn
Electricity on Farms Surges In Use By Twenty-Five Percent
A. H. Hemker of General Electric says farm electric use has jumped about 25 percent in three years as about 74 percent of the 5 750 000 farms in the United States now use electricity. He notes new tech such as ultrasonics and infrared applications hint at more farm electrification including crop dryers and electric calf dehorners.
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A. H. Hemker
General Electric’ Company
S. Farm ‘Industry Division
Hemker
United States
Hemmer
Jltrasonics
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Kirkwood
Knox Morris Carnovsky
Trudy Marshall
Wendell Corey
Sam Jaffe
Douglas Dick
Paramount Picture
Louis
Prima and Orchestra “Fun Shine State” — News
Clark
Russell Barrymore
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnett
Boot Hill
Salt Lake City
Fairview
Mr. and
Mrs. James Call
Dayton
Gregory
Baxter
Ola
Richiarde
Henry '‘Horgaeh
John Russell
Cat News
Gail Russell
Dane Clark
Republic Picture
Ethel Barrymore
State of
Florida
Shirley Johnson
Psi
Phi Chi Theta
Brigham’ Young University
Miss Johnson
U. S
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