May Ceremony Unites Audrey Talbot and M Wayne Vail
Audrey Talbot and M Wayne Vail wed in a Logan LDS temple ceremony conducted by Pres ElRay Christiansen on May 4. The bride and groom, from Winder and Brigham City, hosted a reception in Winder with 250 guests and relatives. The couple planned a California Mexico honeymoon and planned to reside in Brigham City after returning.
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Logan
Audrey. Talbot
M. Wayne Vail
Lee Talbot
Marvin J. Vail
Ernest Vail
Reatha Porter
Pat Petterberg
Dora’ Gae Martin
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California
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Zion National’ Park
Harm’ “City
Syringa D U P Camp Hosts Party for Retiring Officers
Syringa D U P Camp held a Monday afternoon party at Miss Martha Geddes home honoring retiring officers. Ruth Perry, newly elected captain, presented corsages to Mesdames Hanna Williams Palmer Shumway Beckstead Merrill Kilgore. Mrs Tamar Hancey guest received a corsage. Program directed by Mrs Karl Cutler featured vocal selections Patricia Maughan harmonica bones and a one act play read by Mrs Karl CA. Salad luncheon served with officers named. County officers Etta Gibson and Myrtle Goff attended.
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Syringa
Martha
Geddes
Ruth Perry
Mesdames Hanna. Williams
Anna “Palmer
Louise Shumway
Emma_ Beckstead
Annie, Merrill
Ruby ‘Kilgore
Carnation
Corsages
Tamar Hancey
Sra
Karl Cutler
Patricia Maughan
Leo Peterson
Karl CA
Dean Rust
Martha Geddes
Terese Smith
Ralph Perry
Martha’Geddes
Secnd
Convention Scheduled by DUP County in Franklin
The 50th convention of the Franklin County Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be held June 23 at the county courthouse. A banquet at 1 pm will precede an afternoon of entertainment featuring Pioneer Dolls of Every Nation directed by Mrs. Stellan Boothe. Live costumed dolls, music, and a speaker from the central camp are planned. Tickets for the banquet are available from camp officers.
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Franklin County
Utah
Friendship Club Meeting Highlights At LaRue Burrup Home
LaRue Burrup hosted the Friendship Club on Thursday evening with Hearts as the main game. Eunice Buttars won high score, Marion Greaves took consolation, and Mrs. Allen Fisher attended as special guest. Sweet peas decor graced card tables. a luncheon was served.
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LaRue‘ Burrup
Buttars
Marion.Greaves
Allen Fisher
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Evilenza
Surprise house warming for Mr and Mrs Petterbury
A Monday evening gathering at Glen dale hosted about seven guests to celebrate the Petterbury family moving into a new home. Guests played games and enjoyed light refreshments. The highlight was a plate glass mirror presented to the Petterborg family.
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Glen‘dale
Guy Petterbury
Couple Is Honored At Wedding Dance In Preston
Mr and Mrs Karl Alder were honored at a wedding dance in the fifth ward on June 1. Mrs Alder, formerly Lora Klippert, is the daughter of Mrs Lucy Klippert of Preston. Mr Alder works at the Preston post office. They wed May 18 at Logan temple and planned a honeymoon across Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. A large crowd welcomed the couple home. Busy Ducklings 4 H club held its second meeting at Deana Hamptons home to learn a buttonhole. Five members attended the third weekly meeting hosted by Carol Smith to learn a rolled hem.
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Karl Alder Werel
Fifth’ Ward
Alder
Lora ‘Klippert
Lucy Klippert
Preston
Deana Hampton
Carol Smith
Preston area social notes reflect farm bureau event and visits
Preston residents attends Franklin County Farm Bureau meeting at the courthouse where John Webb warns about price and wage controls. Guests include Maughan family from Cedar City and officials from Pocatello. Also reported are travels of Meade family to Anaconda Montana, LDS meetings in Kobe Japan, and several local visits and graduations.
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John Webb
State Farm Bureau
Harold Redford
Lloyd Browning
Pocatello
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
Webb
Mound Valley Saturday Game Ends In Mound Valley Victory
Local notes report Mound Valley won 1 to 0 against Walley and Treasureton Saturday afternoon. Community members mention illness, visits, and trips among residents including Wm Behle Sr, T Neeley, and Ruth McGregor. Primary dates note summer school began June 18 and district events planned at Reed McGregor home.
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Mound
Walley
Ronald ‘Panter
Vernon Harris
Ogden
Daniels
William Williams
Zand
Douglas Williams
Withs
Vernon’ Harris
Bowler
Salt Lake
Elbert’; Williams
Ralph ‘Perry
Preston
Ruth McGregor
Youngs McGregor
Wells ‘McGregor
The
Reed
McGregor
Weekend visits among Bennett Stocks Winger Wing er families
The note describes visits by Mr and Mrs Wayne Bennett and families from Pocatello to Marion Winn and Mrs Reaba Mitchell and Henry Stocks in Bancroft and others. Donald Purser and younger brother Garth visited Ora Winger family. Donald is on leave before deployment to Korea.
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Wayne
Bennett
Stocks
Henry
Wendell
Winger
Springville
Jackson
Hole
Wye
Ptev
Donald Purser
Garth
Ora
Donald
Korea
Crochet Contest Opens to Male Participants
The annual crochet contest in Alene will admit men this year. Any man who has finished mercerized crochet cotton work this year may enter the men’s classifica tion.
Visiting relatives and local family updates
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bell of Lava Hot Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell of Pocatello were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Packard of Salt Lake City. Wednesday stopovers included Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Parkinson. Bill Rosser and children of Ogden were Saturday overnight guests of Mrs. Rosser’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Atkinson. Freddie Jean will spend weeks with her grandparents. Miss Joyce Atkinson accompanied the Rossers home and will be employed in Ogden.
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Joseph Bell
Lava Hot Springs
Freddie Jean
Joyce Atkinson
Rossers
Isolation of sick pigs urged by University of Idaho extension
Extension service officials advise isolating sick pigs while investigators determine the cause. The recommendation aims to prevent spread and safeguard hog herds as veterinary teams conduct tests and monitor samples.
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Audrey Talbot
Winder
M. Wayne
Fred Nielson
Salt Luke’ City
Clair. Chadwick
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Chadwick
Nielsons
Salt Lake City
Arracam
Mountain States
Idaho
Reise
Ken's Electric Company
North
Bes
D.U P
DUP
Busy Ducklings Club
Murray
Maughan
Cedar ‘City
Mr. Maughan
A.C
Cecil Meade
Anaconda
Mont
Zane Alder
Beaver City
Jack Anderson
Jack ‘Swanson
Larry Inman
Photographers Association of ‘America
Inman
Long “Beach
Calif
Swainson
Swere
Jollyetts!!sewing “Club
Deana
Hampton
Marian Nuffer
Sharron Berkstead
Kimberly
Caroline’ Condie
Aid
Mack
Treasureton
Valerie Kofoed
Eugene
Marlin’ Kofoed
Eugene ‘Kofoed
Kobe
Japan
Owen_‘Benzley
Robert and
Steven
Pagatello
Benzley
Oweéri
Sun Valley
Idaho Bank‘ers
Jack Garrett
Mrs. Garrett
Carma Jean Rallison
Gordon Conrad Fonnesbeck
J. M. Fonnesbeck
Weston
USAC
Don. Elwell
Frank Nelson
Eugene A. Kofoed
George L. ‘Condie
Blackfoot
Caroline Cone
John Hansen
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Jennie. S
Lilly
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Karl ‘Baltie
George’ Yeates
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