Dayton News Roundup of Community Events and Travels
A Dayton social week features a retirement party for primary officers and teachers with a Washington’s birthday theme and a table service for about 35. Scouts host a Friday banquet for parents and boys with a calf project and auction planned for fall. Keith Morgan farewells, missionary notes, and visitors from Logan and Downey fill out weekend activity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Stanger
Hazel Robbins
Rachel Griffeth
Fern Larsen
Helena Page
Cora Phillips
Lola Shepherd
Blanche Beutler
Myrtle Eck
Helen Bradford
Thelma Hobbs
Leola Erickson
Gladys Merrill
Willa Gae Murdock
Ethel Stevenson
Myrtle Bowden
Laurene Griffeth
Dorothy Mendenhall
Thelma Rogers
Washington
Albert Moser
Franklin County Farm Bureau Education Institute
Preston
George Gadsby
Franklinstake House
Vernon Bingham
Logan
Ronald Bingham
Eden
Gladys Bingham
Smithfield
Virgil Archibald
Bingham
J. S. Page
Val Balls
Hazel Beutler
Page
Weston
Keith Morgan
Dayton Recreation Hall
Eldon Bingham
Clair Phillips
Watson
Paul Merrill
O. N. Stuart
Local Social Roundup At Minkcreek And Nearby Homes
Minkcreek Warren Wilde entertained friends at a house party Saturday night. Ogden visitors Mr. and Mrs. Chet Crawford were guests at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Conrad Bell. A ward reunion was held Wednesday under bishopric direction with a chicken dinner at noon and a dance in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wilde
Mr. c
Chet Crawford
Ogden
Conrad Bell
Wilford Nelson
Pocatello
Dee Webster
Paul Bronson
William Knight
Provo
Richard Knight
Hyrum Bell, Jr
Logan
Gerald Simmons
Eugene Oliverson
Tom Hardy
First Preston hospital Sunday brings family expansion
The Preston hospital Sunday event marks a family addition as the couple expect their first daughter after four boys. Milton Abrams of Logan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Delbert Keller. Betty Taylor returns from Los Angeles and a farewell party is planned Friday evening followed by the Gold and Green ball in Glencoe. Mr Leeral Jensen visits Hyde Park with his mother Mrs Seamons. Mrs Henrie of Moore spends last week with son and family Freeman Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Hospital
Milton Abrams
Logan
Delbert Keller
Betty Taylor
Los Angeles
Glencoe
Community Docket of Thatcher Area Social and Travel Notes
Gem Valley Co op directors Cleveland Vy Adams Alph Toone and others left for a California convention. Gilbert Nelson left for a few days in Pocatello. Mrs Bruce Lane of Franklin and her parents visited for census work. Mrs Lowe returned home with her husband. Mrs J W Adams hosted a ladies gathering and served a dinner. Bishop Ben Nielsen drove to Blackfoot to see his ill sister Mandy Simmons. Milo Nance, recovering from a heart attack, has been released to his brother in law’s home. Winslow Ames reported improving. Mrs Lottie Covert hosted a ladies group and Wed gathering before quitting. Mrs Pearl Hendricks and Mrs Ada Ransom of Preston attended. Mary Anderson was present. Mr and Mrs Phil Sontag of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Adams
Alph Toone
Gem Valley Co-op
Thatcher
California
Gilbert Nelson
Pocatello
Bruce,Lane
Franklin
Maynard Andreason
Ben Nielsen
Blackfoot
Mandy
Simmons
Milo Nance
Hig
Pearl Hendricks
Ada Ransom
Preston
Mary Anderson
Phil Sontag
Local residents and visitors share events across Thatcher Preston areas
Salt Lake City visitors join families including Owen Maynard Max and Dee Andreasen. Delos Bell Brent Mink Creek attend Thatcher home while Delos undergoes knee surgery. Busby Smith and Leland Mendenhall families host visits. Crownings and gifts feature Beatrice Anderson Dora Gaye Martin Grace Swann and others at stake events with local attendants and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Owen, Maynard
Max
Dee Andreasen
Verl Nelson
Smout
Preston
Delos Bell
Brent
Mink Creek
Leland Panter
Busby Smith
Millen Mendenhall
Thatcher
Mendenhall
LDS Hospital
Smith
LaMar Panter
Val Gene Andreasen
Fred Anderson
Roland Smith
High Council
Bench Ward
Beatrice Anderson
Three Lovely Ladies Reigned as Queens Of Annual MIA Ball
Three ladies reigned as queens at the annual Gold and Green ball in the Opera House. Preston wards three, four and seven organized the event with patriotic red white and blue decorations. Miss Ilene Harris led representing the third ward as queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Preston
Ilene Harris
Ward gleaner girls present program with full participation
The ward gleaner girls held a Sunday afternoon program led by Mrs. Ruth Smith to mark 100 percent participation. Speakers included Reree Rindlisbaker Elaine Waterlaus Relda Smith, Lauradean Neeley Nadine Forsgren the ULMIA president Phyllis Forsgren Linda Peterson and Bishop Leon Forsgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Gleaner
Ruth Smith
Reree Rindlisbaker
Elaine Waterlaus
Relda Smith Lauradean Neeley
Nadine Forsgren
ULMIA
Phyllis Forsgren
Stake Gleaner
Linda Peterson
Leon Forsgren
Delores Auger
Mar
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