Weston and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits
Last Sunday many local families hosted guests from Weston and nearby towns. Visitors included Mr and Mrs William Williamson from Smithfield, Mrs Vessa Georgeson, and Mr Dewey Rasmussen in Salt Lake on business, and Master Sharrel Kofoed visiting to help on the farm. Freeman and extended family gatherings featured parties for Celia Cronquist, Wilda Cronquist, and a welcome home for T/5 Esther M Lannan, WAC, returning from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R N Coburn
William Williamson
Smithfield
Vessa Georgeson
Dewey Rasmussen
Salt Lake
Sharrel Kofoed
Alvero Kofoed
Ogden
George Simmonds
Ronald Coburn
Benson Ward
Celia Cronquist
Cronquist
Wilda Cronquist
Wendell Taylor
Malad
Mart Rasmussen
Parley Jenks
Albert Jenks
Pocatello
Demont Olsen
Salt Lake City
Logan Canyon
Archie Lott
Mervin Whitney
Dick Kynaston
J H Bott
Brigham City
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Emily Gassman
Lola Curtis
Glen Gassman
Botts
Brigham
Glen Turner & Small
Gerry Dee
Tiff Campbell
Marr Dahle
Oscar Campbell
Lois Nielsen
M J Herron
J B Brower
Margaret Lemmon Fred Fredrickson
Elizabeth F Nelson
Libbie
Alvin T Maughan
L C Going
Emery W Guy
St John
Washington
Local Service Family Updates From Cleveland Ward
Petty Officer Paul Adams lingers in San Francisco hospital after illness on Pacific duty. Edwin Nelson returns from Camp Crowder on furlough awaiting Pacific assignment. Nelsons have two other sons in service Douglas remains in Philippine theaters with prior Pacific campaigns Gilbert attends an army school in South Dakota. Wayne Nielsen granted short leave to help with farming after father injury. Mound Valley visitors reach Cleveland Ward during church house renovation. Numerous local families visit, travel, or host relatives from Logan Preston Provo Brigham City St Anthony Salt Lake City Yellowstone trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V Adams
Bishop
J V Adams
Naval Hospital
San Francisco
California
Pacific
Pfe
Edwin D Nelson
Hyrum R Nelson
Camp Crowder
Missouri
Nelson
Douglas
Philippine Islands
Gilbert
United States
South Dakota
Pvt
Wayne Nielsen
Lorenzo Nielsen
Mound Valley Ward
Cleveland
Mound Valley Church
Dan McGregor
Casper Andreasen
Brigham City
Gale Barney
Provo
Charlie Ransom
Harold Conlin
Preston
Milo Ransom
Leslie Ames
St Anthony
Social gathering notes and farewells in Mapleton
Summary of Mapleton events including a farewell dinner for Thar ol Porter leaving for the armed forces on June 29 at George Porter’s home, a farewell dance, graduations by Seagull girls and Wendall Glover, Sunday School visits, and family reunions with local residents attending or hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharol Porter
Armed Forces
George Porter
George Bodily
Preston
Otto J Gregory
Gwen Thompson & Son
Wendall Long
Arthur Wallgren
Zenna Beth Crockett
Sunday School
Stake Board
Tharel Porter
Merlin Stone
Onda May Porter
Patsy Sorenson
Mable Taylor
Joyce Gregory
Wendall Glover
Clifford Sharp
Joseph H Stone
Elmer Sharp
Arthur Chatterton
Families Gather for Sacrament Meeting in Preston
Daughters and sons with families visited Mr and Mrs Chestney Sorenson and family in Preston and spoke in Sacrament meeting. Pvt Woodrow Porter home on furlough and Tharol Porter were also present and to depart soon for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters & Sons
Chestney Sorenson
Preston
Burbank
Woodrow Porter
Tharol Porter
Weekend Visits Span Idaho Falls Preston and Nearby Towns
Treasureton residents joined relatives on weekend trips to Idaho Falls and Logan. Earl Nelson heads to Fort Douglas for military service after mining work in Butte. Several families gathered for meals and outings, including a Dayton chorus performance at Sacrament meeting and a Temple excursion to Logan.
Visitors at Sacrament meeting gathered from several towns
Visitors at Sacrament meeting included Bert Bennett and Joe Tanner with spouses from Winder Riverdale and Dayton. Jack Barger of Pocatello stayed with T J Barger’s family. Melvin Kirby is in Soda Springs hospital after an appendectomy. Nevada Larson and Glencoe couple hosted dinner. Ogden guests Connie Johnson and mother attended Ted Paskins’ home with Mr and Mrs Ray Sant. Ted Paskins Ken Stokes Ki Bennett from Preston fished with Alvin Atkinson at Arco. Frank Daniels and May Campbell of Grace were guests at R A Ward's DY night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
Butte
Montana
Earl Nelson
Baby
Earl
Fort Douglas
Armed Service
Wanda Workman
Ralene
Margaret Newbold
Logan
T J Reeder
Lewiston
Lee Weeks
Reeder
Jennie Bergeson
Anona Corbridge
Salt Lake City
von Atkinson
Gene Paskins
Ted Paskins
Ray Swainston
Cottonwood
Sharren Shumway
Preston
Charles Shumway
Clyde Kimball
Cornish
Floyd Jensen
Lewis Sant
Atkinson
Daphne Nelson
Colleen Ward
Albert Moser
Sacrament Meeting Unday
Bert Bennett
Winder
Joe Tanner
Riverdale
Bowden
Dayton
Jack, Barger
Pocatello
T J Barger
Melvin Kirby
Soda Springs Hospital
Nevada Larson
Glencoe
Ray- Sant
E C Johnson & Dau
Ghter
Connie
Ogden
Ken Stokes
Ki Bennett
Mackey
Alvin Atkinson
Arco
Frank Daniels
May Campbell
Grace
R A Ward
Don’t Count Your Interest Before You Buy Bonds
A compact note warns investors against counting on interest before purchasing bonds. The aphorism cautions against premature financial assumptions and emphasizes prudence in evaluating returns. It reflects cautious investing guidance from a historical financial column.
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Weston and Vicinity
East
Guy
Christine Glorifield
Glorifield
Fred Glorifield
J B Dodds
W Stoddard
Richmond
Weston J Smith & Son
Roger
Myron Merrill
William Nielsen
Emmett
Esther M Lannan
WAC
James J Lannan
WAAC
Dean Nelson
Hugh Nelson
Lottie Nelson
Weston
Lannan
Russell Nielsen
Arnold Reddish
Nielsen
Ted DeMars
DeMars
France
Stephen Miller
Otto Miller
Camp Riley
Kansas
Stephen
Cavalry
Aaronic Priesthood
Calvary
Brent Nash
Linrose
Ariel Nash
Tricia Mendenhall
Geraldine Smith
Charles Nielsen
Lloyd Bennett
Norman Smith
Will Smith
Catherine B Nielsen
Verl J Nielsen
Ada Ransom
Mapleton
Europe
California Packing Corporation
Franklin, Idaho
Treasureton
Dean Shumway
Idaho Falls
Deen Huntsman
Preston, Idaho
THC
Jensen's
McCormick-Deering
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