Treasureton Family Week of Guests and Visits
Local families hosted a string of visitors from Idaho Falls Ogden Boise and Salt Lake City. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Pratt and daughters Mary Beth and Jerry Pratt of Glendora California and Joan Lewis of Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Paskins
Jim
Howell
California
Myr
Amedee Duschenes
Fast ' Jaffrey
N. H
Con ‘Lowe
Preston
Wanda Workman
Idaho Falls
Dele Phillips
Rigby
Daryl Workman
Don Workman
Scott
Workman
Ing
Lava
Hot Springs
Don
Boise
Loma Denton
Jeffery” ‘Denton
Salt Lake
Dentons
E. C. ‘Johnson
Ogden
Ted Paskins
George* Paskins
Salt Lake City
Eugene Paskins
C. L. Lyon
West Jordan
Utah
Melvin Kirby
Allen Lyon
Jed Ritchie
Melvin
Kirby
Washington
T. J. Barger
Dock Barger
Ken Panter
Jack Barger
Herb Wagner
Pocatello
Jean Curtiss
Don Barger
Salt Lakeity
Cook and Eat 4 H club meeting at Mrs Maughan home
The Cook and Eat 4 H club met at leader Mrs Loretta Maughan home Frances Larsen demonstrated fire slicks and log fires Karen Roberts showed tepee fire Mrs Maughan served refreshments to Frances Larsen Karen Roberts Linda Smedley Marcia Howell and Danna Hart Carol Pack was absent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Maughan
Frances Larsen
Karen Roberts
Lexington farmer totals rare cow triplets birth
Albert Amer of Lexington Missouri reported a cow delivering triplets in a single birth a rarity in cattle with experts noting such events occur about once in 100 000 births. The calves were photographed at one day old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Amer
Lexington
Miscellany of quotations and random observations
A collage of quoted lines on golf lessons secrecy savings and humor. Notable snippets include a golf pro hired by a department store offering lessons, a woman who refuses to reveal a secret, and a quip about keeping up with the Joneses. Also referenced are highway signs and jokes about Soviet leader Khruschev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita S. Khruschev
Communist Party
Nicky
Abramovitch
Khruschey
Classified page tease hints at local sale and names
Fragments describe a meet involving Nicky Steinberg and Abramovitch seeking someone. Dialogue references Khruschev and coal shortages. The tone plus a push to use the classified page suggests a sale listing and local notices.
Happy Homemakers 4-H meeting and sewing demo
The Happy Homemakers 4-H club met at leader Mrs Athene Hampton home with Mrs Hampton conducting. Attendees held prayer pledge and singing and discussed new projects while a sewing machine demonstration occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers Club
Athene Hampton
Heppy Homemakers Club
Paula Kaye Hansen
Carolyn ~ Craner
Deanna
Merill Jed
Bear Lake Camps
Happy ” Pomicemakers
Een
Patricia Brenchley
Carolyn Cranet
Feminine Frankness at Courthouse Meets 4-H Clubs
A lively scene of gossip and club reports opens with two women debating husbands by looks money or brains. The Gay Seamstresses 4-H chapter elects Ione Beutler president and outlines officer roles while Happy Homemakers discuss Bear Lake camps and tea towel material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chodse
Ione Beutler
Carol Dalley
Vickie Lynn
Nuffer
Rose Ann Schwartz
Ethel Lee Jensen
Donta Coburn
Kandis Coburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasureton
Ape
Wu. Co
Robert N. Acock
W. Oneida
A& P
Kroger
Eping
Coppi
Bernardin
Bernardin Bolte Cap Company
Evansville
Indiana
Paris
United Press
Chet Shandel
Paul Bunyan
Fort Bragg
Calif
Franklin P. Jones
Frances’ Rodman
A. A. Schilling
Joneses
Old Man Jones
American Mercury
Ky Farmer
Dsy Steinberg
Apramovitch
Khruschev
Steinberg
Paddy
Shense
Ety
Preston, Idaho
Merry Sewers
Marianna Winward
Karen Kirkbride
Dorothy Moser
Dilean Kofoed
Esther Griffeth
Helen Schwartz
Gloria Lloyd
Tri-Cooks
Irene Schwartz
Plymouth
Marilyn Schwartz
Cheryl Griffeth
Linda Call
Fairview Church
Cathryl Nelson
Arvona Rawlings
Judy Jones
Irene
LalMont
Portia Cole
Monta Nelson
Vera Cole
Finance
Intermountain West Bank
First Security
Ata
First Security Bank of
Ideke
National Association
Bank of
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Federal Deposit'Insurance: Corporation
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