Weekend Visits Highlight Idaho Family Gatherings
Idaho Falls families hosted relatives from Idaho, Utah, and Washington over the weekend. Marlin Kofoed and baby joined by Eugene and A T Merrill hosted. Herley Handy and children visited A F Handy and Martha Kirk. Seattle couple George and Mrs Sant attended a family reunion in Downata and planned to return home.
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Marlin Kofoed
Baby
Idaho Falls
Eugene Kofoed
A. T. Merrill
George Ralph Sant
Seattle
Sant
Downata
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Local Residents Visit Families Across Cities
The report lists multiple visits and hospital news. Mrs. Donald Baxter returns from a major LDS hospital surgery in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Laurence Rice and daughter visit Logan from the same area. J N Larsen visits Brigham City while his sister-in-law, Elizabeth Schow, is ill. James Christensen of Ephraim returns from Idaho Falls to visit relatives. John W Gibson family and Linda Kendrick visit relatives in Twin Falls and Denver. W Paul Merrill attends a state probate judges convention in Orofino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Baxter
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
J. N. Larsen
Brigham City
Elizabeth Schow
James Christensen
Ephraim Ut
Idaho Falls
David R. ,Williams
W. Paul Merrill
Orofino
Glendale Community Guests and Family Visits Recap
Sunday gatherings include the Petterborg home hosting Frank Preece and family from Soda Springs, Bill Summers and Clyde Petterborg of Ogden, Lois and Josephine Auger, and Larry Larsen. Nadine Jensen and children visited Forsgren family in Riverdale. Kathleen Kidd from Preston visited Iva and Lou Owen. Mrs Caroline Albert and Vera Gottman of California visited sister Verda Nelson. Gwen Wheeler and children joined Roy Hulse at Crystal Springs for the Hulse reunion. Bertus Wanner and family visited Ariel Roholt and family of Ogden and Eva Wanner and daughter Erma of Preston. Chrissie Owen sang with the singing mothers at Onaida stake conference. Given Wheeler attended temple sessions in Logan. Dela Allred of Preston visited Verda Nelson.
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Guy Petterborg
Frank Preece
Childen
Soda Springs
Bill Summers
Clyde Petterborg
Ogden
Lois
Josephine Auger
Larry Larsen
Nadine Jensen
Eli Forsgren
Riverdale
Kathleen Kidd
Preston
Iva
Lou Owen
Caroline—Albert7
Vera Gottman
California
Verda Nelson
Gwen Wheeler
Roy Hulse
Crystal Springs
Hulse
Bertus Wanner
Ariel Roholt
Eva Wanner
Erma
Chrissie Owen
Singing Mothers
Onaida
Given Wheeler
Logan
Dela Allred
De Soto Names New San Francisco Regional Manager
Philip L. West announced Ford E. Frame as the San Francisco regional manager for De Soto Motor Corp division of Chrysler. Frame replaces T. L. McManus, now Detroit regional manager, and will oversee northern central California northern Nevada southern Idaho Utah and western Wyoming. Frame was introduced to about 60 De Soto dealers by A. B. Nielsen at a luncheon at the Fairmont Hotel San Francisco as part of a western sales tour.
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Philip L. West
West Motor ‘Company
de Soto
Ford E
Detroit
Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco
D. H. Copeland
Los Angeles
Nielsen
West
Frame
DeSoto Central
Cincinnati
De _ Soto
Mr. West
Local families note weekend visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Blaine Webster and family and Gary Nelson motored to Down for a Saturday evening outing. Carol Petterberg from Ogden visited with her parents. Percy Larsen and family returned from California and visited Dr Charles Larsen and relatives and watched This Is Your Life. Verl Auger Percy Larsen and Maurice Owen attended a stake high priests party in Mink Creek Monday evening. Gladys Chadwick of Provo visited her sister and family the Augers Wednesday.
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Blaine Webster
Gary Nelson
Carol Petterberg
Ogden
Percy Larsen
Kathleen
Larry
California
Charles Larsen
Verl Auger
Maurice Owen
Stake High Priests
Mink Creek
Gladys Chadwick
Provo
Hatch and kin fill ward beets on church farm in Oxford
In Oxford, Bishop Henry Hatch and daughter Vivian lead a group including Dorothy and Rita Keller Thompson Hatch to finish the ward beets on the church farm. Several Hatch family members attended singing, temple sessions, and visits across Preston, Logan, and Ogden, with Brent Kendall treated at Preston hospital after a fall.
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Henry Hatch
Vivian
Dorothy
Rita Keller
Thompson Hatch
Dirk—Kendall
Church
Marie
Lavona Hatch
Stakehouse
Logan Temple
Russell Baker
Pocatello
Merl Baker
Ogden
Steven
Brent Kendall
Karl
Annabell Kendall
Preston Hospital
Annie Hatch
S. James Kirkbride
Franklin Paul Hatch
Ernest Olson
Russell Keller
Earl Hatch
Preston
Hindu kills wife then poisons tiger for wealth
A Hindu finds his wife dead in a field from a tiger attack. He poisons the corpse with arsenic, and in the morning the tiger lies dead beside the wife. He sells the tiger skin to a merchant and the tiger’s body to a medicine man for powders, enabling him to marry two younger women.
Pigeons Roost in Derby On Subway Train
A subway conductor stops a ride to confront a man with three pigeons perched on a black derby. The man insists the birds are not animals and that they boarded at 125th Street, not owned by him. The exchange reveals a humorous clash over animal status and responsibility.
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125Th Street
Travelers trade tales aboard ocean liner lounge
A group of seasoned travelers gathered in a liner lounge share stories about women of various nationalities. An elderly man boasts of kissing charming girls from France Spain Holland India Italy and more, but claims his wife's lips are the sweetest, provoking a jovial reaction from a bronzed young fellow.
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France
Spain
Holland
India
Italy
Rumor Baffles Engineers on Streamlined Figures
The article notes a paradox where highly streamlined girls resist more, a claim attributed to engineers puzzled by the observed mismatch between form and behavior.
First Sunday to Second Sunday Monthly Schedule
A compact notice lists recurring calendar anchors titled First Sunday of Month and Second Sunday of Month with daily time blocks on Sundays from 8:06 to 12:48 and 7:48 on weekdays. It reads as a timetable fragment for a weekly event series.
Auction Narrows To Nag Race Remark
A broken-down nag was auctioned at a country sale. A dapper city buyer said he would race the old horse, and the farmer warned he would win, delivering a wry rural punchline.
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Waal
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Shoshond
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Malad
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H. J. Pickten
Midvale
Jo Anne Horkley
George Davis
Leo Seamons
Dayton
Joseph Davis
Linrose
Red Rock
Weldon Kofoed
Kathy
Jimmy
Clair
Kate Ewing
Smithfield
John Kofoed
Fred Schenk
Edeline Pehrson
Lilly Peterson
Providence
Bob Campbell
Christy
Tremonton
Verla Noble
E. N. Reese
Lloyd Hogge
Idaho Bankers’ Convention
Sun Valley
Allen Dunn
Mrs
Dick Smith
Bernice Pickten
Idaho
Utah
Norma Jean
Golden Davis
Paul Smith
Farrell Denny
Frank van Fleet
Wilder
Val'Smith
Debbie
George Alder
L. F. Hendricks
Richmond
Laurence Rice
of Logan
Lucy Hendricks
Charles Keller
James Keller
Whitney
B. G. Weaver
Linda Kendrick
Twin Falls
Brenda Kendrick
Robert Gibson
Denver
John W.gibsons
Glendale
Utah Power & Light CO
de Soto Corporation
Oxford
Elsie McCauley
Lucy Turner
McCauley
Hatches
Hospital
Orin Hatch
Warren and
Allen
Seth Coburn
Colleen Coburn
Fred Coburn
Lola Jensen
John Carver
A. L. Fisher
Craig~Cox
Duane
Hatch
Glen ‘Cox
Napoleon TD
Leverrier
Rop
Boks
Kese
Melen
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
East Oneida
Francis A. Peterson
Loyal Hansen Agency
West Oneida
Jest
Awit
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