Local Social Roundup From Franklin and Area
Franklin House guests included Mr Jamison and sister with family from Seaside California. Ogden visitors visited Mrs Stones and family while Mrs Preston Castile remained ill. LD S talk by Grant Farnsworth and Delmar Jamison. Slumber party at Lorraine Bennett home with eight girls. Guests at Floyd Robinsons included Hurd and Bradford of Ogden. Anna Bath visiting Pocatello. James Rankin family at Lava. Joyce to stay a week. Layton visit by Jean Nielson family. Dinner at Roland Parkinsons with Carol Davis. Bryce Draper fishing Salmon River. Downata picnic then Arimo visit Perry Gooch. Swinyards return from Lafayette Indiana trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stones
Ogden
Stones
Preston Castile
Veroka Nash
Preston
Franklin
Isabelle Lowe
Grant Farnsworth
Delmar Jamison
Rozann Hawkes
LD §S
Grant Lewis
Frank Olsen
Weston
Floyd Robinson
Don Hurd
Russ Bradford
Anna Bell Bath
Mrs
Keith Bath
Pocatello
James Rankin
Lava
Joyce
Jean Nielson
Marion Lien
Layton
Roland Parkinson
Carol Davis
Logan
Prin Bryce Draper
Downata
Arimo
Perry Gooch
E A Swinyard
Emma Lou
Salt Lake City
Lafayette
Ind
Swinyard
Local families host relatives. garden party and travel notes
Weekly social items report visits by Mrs Ruth Ferguson and daughters Carolyn and Ruth Ann, Mr and Mrs L G Parkinson, Harold Baker and Arlin, and others. Richard Swinyard returns home with grandparents. Marlow Woodward breaks ankle. wind damages chicken coop frame. Miss Miller visits Stockdale farm. Patley family plans New York trip by car. Sunday school teachers Melda Smith and Genevieve Shrives host Relic hall party with games and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ferguson
Carolyn
Ruth Ann
L. G Parkinson Richard Swinyard
L. G. Parkinson
Bountiful
Dee
Harold Baker
Ogden
Arlin
California
Douglas Oliverson
Sr. Wright
Robert
Douglas Wright
Terry
Roy Doney
Brigham City
Robert Wright
S. B. Wright
Marlow Woodward
William Robinson
Woodward Farm
Nathaniel Keller
Mink Creek
Keller
W. P. Waddoups
Reed Stockdale
Ray Miller
Salt Lake
Verla Jean
New York City
Columbia University
Alexander Patley
Christene
Nicolette
Miss Miller
Utah
Idaho
Stockdale Farm
Selecting Peaches for Fresh Use and Canning
USDA food specialists advise choosing mature peaches with creamy to yellow ground color and avoiding dark green fruit. Freestone peaches suit table use and home canning, while clingstone varieties are better for canning. Yellow flesh offers more vitamin A. expect about four medium peaches per pound.
Peaches Freezing Guide With Time and Jar Tips
peaches should be firm ripe for freezing. Use 1 to 1.4 pounds per pint. Peel halve and pit without hot water dip. Syrup of 3 cups sugar to 4 cups water. Add % teaspoon vitamin C per 4 cups syrup. Press fruit under syrup and cover with parchment. Leave head space for expansion.
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Reed Jamison
Mr. Jamison
Ted Lockyer
Joy and
Butch
Seaside
Cal
Lorraine Bennett
Camille Robinson
Peggy Jo Corbridge
Carol Lowe
Hope Chatterton
JaNeen Dunkley
Viola Laurintzen
Barbara Doney
Cee
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