Local Social Roundup From Mound Valley and Nearby
Residents and visitors share travels and gatherings from Mink Creek to Fairview. Speakers Theron Smith Jr. and Roma Lee McGregor led Sunday services as families visit relatives, attend reunions, and attend plays in Logan and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Sheldon Kendall
Ralph Sant
Joan
Portland
Winw
Williams
Mesa
J. D. McGregor
Ernest
Logan
Barbara
McGregor
Nadene Wright
Chicago
Barbara‘ McGregor
San’ Diego
Dora
Harriette
Clifford Curtis
Pocatello
Arthur Curtis
Los Angeles
Wells P. McGregor
Salt Lake City
Wells
Wife
Cherokee Bob and Cynthia At Florence Ball Spark Violent Fallout
A Georgia native known as Cherokee Bob arrives in Florence with Cynthia, inciting a ballroom clash when Cynthia seeks society. A dance ends with anger and a party walks out as Cherokee and Willoughby depart. The next morning Cherokee and Willoughby set out to punish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bob
Georgia
U. S
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Florence
Cynthia
Mayfield
Cherokee
Willoughby
Cherokee Bob
Death in Saloon Brawl Shocks Town
Cherokee Willoughby was mortally shot during a dancehall fight involving Cynth Jakey Williams and Orlande ube Robbins. Willoughby died three days later in his own saloon after being shot multiple times. Cynthia remains unaccounted for and linked as a possible cause of the fatal confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiie
Cynth Jakey
Williams
Orlandé Ube Robbins
Willoughby
Cynthia
ROTC Cadet William Tanner in California Air Force Program
William H. Tanner, a USAC student from Weston, attends a six week summer ROTC encampment at Hamilton Air Force Base California. About 520 cadets from 15 colleges take part focusing on air force administration and logistics as part of a four year program aiming for a commission as a second lieutenant in the US Air Force Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Tanner
USAC
Air’’ Force
Hamilton Air Force
Calif
William
J. . Tanner
Weston
Air Force Administration
Dir” Force
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Lt Grant B Hall Enlisted in Marine Reserves Training
First Lt Grant B Hall of 615 Rayburn Street Moscow is in two weeks of in the field training as a member of the United States Marine Corps Reserve at Camp Pendleton California. Several thousand marine reservists receive special training this summer at Camp Pendleton near Oceanside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant B. Hall
Rayburn Street
Moscow
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Camp
Joseph H. Fendleton
Leatherneck Base
Oceanside
Reserve training program labeled most extensive in Marine Corps history
Gali the 1950 reserve training program is described as the most extensive in Marine Corps history designed to finish the reservist year round readiness. Lieutenant Hall undergoes amphibious tractor course during two weeks at Pendleton and is a University of Idaho graduate. He and wife Deane have daughter Karen aged two. his parents live in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gali
Marine Corps
Pendleton
Hall
University of Idaho
Deane
Karen
T. J. Hall
Preston
Westover to Appear in National Pageant at Palmyra
Harold H. Westover, a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in New York state, has been selected to appear in a major religious pageant. He will leave for Palmyra, New York on August 2 to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Westover
Church of Jesus Christ
New
York
Palmyra
N.Y
America's Witness for Christ Pageant on Hill Cumorah
Major role by Westover in the ninth Hill Cumorah pageant presenting America's Witness for Christ from Aug 10 to 12. The production, seen by 75 000 last year, aims for 100 000 from around the world and is staged by church missionaries in the northeast region with Dr Harold I Hansen directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Westover
Eastern States
Church
Hill Cumorah
Harold ‘I. Hansen
Pageant at State College Opens With Free Admission
Dr Han son, a former missionary, linked with the pageant since 1937, notes no admission charge for the hill viewing. Patrons may watch from cars or grandstand seats. Performances start at 9 p.m. Hotel reservations are arranged through Mrs June C Crider or the Palmyra Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State College
Hanson
June C. Crider
Palmyra
Blackleg Season Warned as Cattle Losses Loom
Livestock health authorities warn the blackleg season is here with high death risk for cattle. An American Foundation for Animal Health bulletin explains the disease is caused by a spore forming germ that can live in soil for years and may enter herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health Bulletin
Blackleg Warning Urges Immediate Vet Checks On Cattle
A veterinary bulletin warns farmers of blackleg in young cattle and urges immediate veterinary checks for fever, lameness, loss of appetite, and painful swellings. It stresses prompt treatment and vaccinating calves around three months, and calls for burning or burying carcasses under lime to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundation
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Mound Valley
Okla
A and M College
Mirs
Panter
Ladies Bridge Club
Joyce’ Bennett
Lohlers
Ferrell” Bennett
Sybil McGregor
Grace Harris
Rupert
Mink’ Creek
Jessie
Wells P
Kodak
Blue Blaze
Compan
Your
William H. Tanner
California Base
Hasco
Supply. CO
North State
Ee ‘Fosmliure
Supply Co
Harold
N. Y
Studebaker
Palmer Motor Implement Co
Blackleg
Bray
Mr Reals
Pep
Intermountain
Utoco
Phan
Wean
Olt & Izeacentiia CO
Ed U
Slae Fyry
Utah Olt, Refine Company
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