Renowned Organist Frank W. Asper To Play in Dayton
Frank W. Asper, LDS Tabernacle organist of Salt Lake City, will perform next Wednesday at 8 p m in Dayton on the new Alen electric organ. The concert supports the building fund and features works by Purcell Handel Fletcher Boellmann Haydn and Widor with LDS hymns included. Bishop Don Delley calls the recital a standout event for area music lovers.
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Frank W. Asper
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Dayton Ward
New Chapel
Dayton
Asper
Don Delley
Dr. Asper
LDS Tabernacle
Mous
Tabernacle Grounds
Europe
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
South Shore
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Purcell
Handel
Fletcher
Boellmann
Haydn
Widor
Building Fund
Mrs Malmberg Tops Bridge Social Scoring
Mrs Joe Malmberg was high scorer at a bridge social hosted by Mrs W D McClellan last Thursday night. Guests included Mrs Harold Olsen Mrs Earl Lloyd Mrs Don Smith Mrs Deward Gambles Mrs Phil West Mrs Paul Greaves and hostess Mrs Ray Bright with rosebud centerpieces.
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W. D. McClellan
Bridge Club
Harold Olsen
Earl Lloyd
Don Smith
Deward Gambles
Phil West
Paul Greaves
Joe Malmberg
Ray Bright
Malmberg
Smith
Pat Humphreys Set for August 7 Wedding in Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Dave Humphreys of Montpelier announce the engagement of their daughter Pat to Herbert Rallison Jr son of Mrs Mary Rallison and Herbert Rallison of Preston The wedding is set for August 7 in Montpelier.
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Dave Humphreys
Montpelier
Pat
Herbert Rallison Jr
Mary Rallison
Herbert Rallison
Preston
Mrs. Sarah Bright Birthday Honor in Windber Club
The Thirty Nine birthday club met Friday afternoon at 3 in Windber to honor Mrs. Sarah Bright with a three course luncheon. Guests Marie Lindhardt Florence Seamons Hulton Miles Ada Sharp Leona Day Nathole Warrick attended and a gift was given. The afternoon featured sewing and visiting. Johnny Barfus celebrated his sixth birthday on June 13 at home with cupcakes ice cream punch and gifts for guests including Glade Baldwin George Crockett Warren Hutchins Scott Hampton Terry Wanda Wright Bea Keller Roland Wheeler Kim Handy and sisters Susan Marie and Jody Ray. Games were played and gifts were given. Dayton ward choir plans a July 4 dance at 8:30 pm in the new Dayton recreation hall to benefit the building fund with a fine orchestra expected.
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Sarah Bright
Winder
Marie Lindhardt
Florence Seamons
Hulton Miles
Ada Sharp
Leona Day
Nathole Warrick
Johnny
Chris Barfus
Glade Baldwin
George Crockett
Warren Hutchins
Scott Hampton
Terry
Wanda Wright
Bea Keller
Roland Wheeler
Kim ‘Handy
Logan
Susan Marie
Jody Ray
Dayton Ward Choir
New Recreation Hall
Dayton
Bishop
Don Dalley
Recreation
Ain
Talent Talk Meet Winners Named At Fairview Church
Fairview church hosted a talent find and talk meet on June 25 conducted by Mrs. Irene Gilbert. Winners in each age group advance to county events. senior group participants may reach the Franklin County talent sing on August 22 and the division final. Norman Nelson spoke on The Place of Farm Youth in America Today as the talk meet contestant.
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Fairview
Fairview Church
Ierlin Gilbert
Fve
Ronda Nelson
Phyllis Jensen
Michelle Wilson
Carolyn Jensen
Beth Rawlings
Shauna
Nelson
Scott Bowles
Lorraine H Rawlings
LaNae Rawlings
Arvona Rawlings
Sharon
Louise Rawlings
Arlo
Madge Gilbert
Nene
Joy Rawlings
Pamela Wilson
Faye Jensen
Dallas Gilbert
Bret Bodily
Franklin County
Norman Nelson
America
Karl Balllf
Reed McEntire
Serge Benson
City Recreation Schedule and Weekend Pony League Play
City recreation notes outline summer activities for ages 7 to 12 with multiple daily times and no conflict with swimming programs. Friday schedule includes Little League games Bears vs Hawks at 3 30 Franklin vs Braves at 7 30 and Mink Creek vs Athletics at 9. Pony League game set for Mink Creek at 10 p.m. on July 4.
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American Legion
P. m
Little League
Little ‘League
Bears
Hawks
Franklin
Braves
Mink Creek
Athletics
Pony League
Independence Day Celebrations Ready This Saturday
The piece notes that Independence Day celebrations are planned, with caution about traffic and driver awareness in Reston and nearby communities. It cites John Adams on pomp and color, traces fireworks origins from Arabs to Chinese, and describes European and Italian development leading to American displays.
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Reston
Utah
John Adams
U.S
George S. Winn 75 Dies. Rites Held June 29
George Samuel Winn 75 died June 26 at his Preston home from a coronary occlusion. A retired businessman and LDS church worker, he had served as Sunday school superintendent in Preston second ward and as Franklin stake MIA superintendent. He is survived by his wives Lulu Clayton and Florence Morgan, a son Dale, numerous relatives, 25 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Burial was in Preston cemetery.
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George Samuel Winn
Preston
Franklin Stakehouse
Winn
Nephi
Utah
Samuel Reuben
Elizabeth Stanley Winn
Lulu Clayton
Florence Morgan
LDS Church
Preston Second Ward
Franklin Stake
New,Zealand
Dale
Ethel Cole
Ogden
Virgil and
Denzel
Boise
Fred Corbridge
Kenneth Winn
Riviera
Calif
Robert
Preston Fire Crews Battle Sunday City Blazes
Firemen responded to two fires in Preston on Sunday. A barn on East Oneida owned by David E. Davis burned after a lightning strike, destroying three tons of hay. At Floyd Diderickson’s home on Third East a furnace fire filled the house with smoke. A June 25 fire at Richard Rucker’s Day ton property damaged a fence weeds and hay behind a barn, with about 100 dollars in damage.
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Preston
East Oneida
David E. Davis
Floyd Diderickson
Third East
Diderickson
Richard Rucker
Dayton
Wool payment rates rise in 1958 program
The 1958 wool payment rate topped the four year program as low market prices boosted incentives. Condie notes 1955 449 pct 1956 40 pct 1957 15.5 pct. payments begin soon for growers who filed by April 30 covering wool and unshorn lambs sold between April 1 1958 and March 31 1959. Lucy Tanner visited Logan for weekend events and the tabernacle choir concert on Saturday.
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Barton family graduation trip and visits across states
Mrs Jennie Barton returned from a three week California and New York vacation. In Rosemead she met daughter Flora Hansen and flew to New York to see son Cliff Barton graduate from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a doctors degree in psychology who will teach at BYU this fall. Other Barton relatives visited from Utah Idaho and Washington with tours and family dinners noted.
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Jennie Barton
California
New York
Flora Hansen
Rosemead
Calif
Cliff S. Barton
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute At
Troy
BYU
Irel Chase
Nephi
Utah
Barton
Christensen Home Dinner Scene for Birthday Club
Mr and Mrs Keith Christensen hosted a birthday club dinner Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Melvin Burrup Mr and Mrs Don Elwell Mr and Mrs Nat Edwards Mr and Mrs Glen Petterberg Mr and Mrs Vaughn Greaves Mr and Mrs Lyle Shipley and Mr and Mrs Clyde Burrup of Downey After dinner they enjoyed various table games Independence Day was first celebrated in Philadelphia on July 8 1776 per The World Book Encyclopedia.
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Keith Christensen
Birthday Club
Melvin Burrup
Don
Elwell
Nat Edwards
Glen Petterberg
Vaughn Greaves
Lyle Shipley
Clyte’ Burrup
Downey
Philadelphia
Idaho Keeps Controlled Hunts In Idaho Wildlife Plans
Idaho argues controlled hunts stay in state wildlife programs with 1959 plans for 58 hunts and 4974 permits for moose elk deer and antelope. Goats and deer face tight quotas while sheep join general hunts. drawings use key punch systems with public participation and a July 23 deadline for antelope moose and mountain goat entries.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Rocky Mountain
Pocatello Fame
Bannock
Power Counties
Owyhee Mountains
Poeatello
Marshall Edson
Idaho Wildlife Review
Edson
Boise
Dai
Ross ‘Leonard
Leonard
State Department of Highways
Highways Départment
Department
Specia Hunt
Elizabeth to Be Honored in Chicago Visit in July
Background on Chicago society and royal visit etiquette as Queen Elizabeth is set to tour Chicago in July. Historical notes recall past royal arrivals, including Albert Edward incognito in 1860 and the Duke and Duchess of Veragua for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, with Italianate social customs and Mrs. Potter Palmer shaping reception norms.
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Elizabeth
Chicago
East
Bac
Prince of Wales
Albert Edward
King Edward VII
Renfrew
Long
John” Wentworth
Veragua
Madrid
Columbus
Infanta Eulalia
Spain
Potter” Palmer
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Tabernacle Choir
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Idaho Falls
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Bremerton, Wash
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Woodrow Winward
Head Residence
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Pahit West
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Orson M Hansen
Joe Kenney
Seattle
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Phoenix
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Mic Ray J. Davis
Pocatello
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Benson
Mrs. Davis
Japan
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Miami
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Kearns, Utah
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