Four Armed Forces Boys Farewell Party At Franklin
The Pioneer Lions sponsored a farewell party and dance for four boys entering the U S Army or training. Devar Geary and Kenneth Woodward were bound for Fort Douglas for basic training, Donald J Hobbs and Merle Stokes were also departing for service or studies. Stokes was absent for a California meteorology program. The evening included community singing, talks by Onan Mecham, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Lions Club
Devar Geary
Ivan Geary
Fort Douglas
Kenneth Woodward
Milton Woodward
Donald J. Hobbs
Donald Hobbs
U. S Army Reserve
USAC
Merle Stokes
Bill Stokes
California
University of California
U. S. Army
Homer D. Williams
Mildred Oliverson
Mary Smith
Wallace Olsen
Denis Lowe
Spencer Parkinson
Merlin Durrant
Robert Gene Lowe
OSL
Alma Morrison
Onan Mecham
Weaton High School
Gerald Wright
Horace Howarth
Ardean Albiston
Richmond
Valene Doney
Rhoda Depp
Logan
Utah
Ht Olsen
Sheldon Doney
Bonnie Doney
Warr Alder
Preston
Edgar Alder
A. B. Nash
Alice Preston
Lois Bodily
Lewiston
Ivy Albiston
Myrtle Nash
Thelma Doney
Estelle Smith
Melba Stocks
Stella Wright
Laura Atkinson
Alder
Oveda Nash
Charles Peterson
Olsen
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Bereavement
The Hawkes family expresses gratitude for kindnesses and floral offerings shown during their recent bereavement for their mother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Claude E Hawkes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Hawkes
Mayoral Hopefuls Promote Ten Point Platform
A local mayoral contest outlines a ten point plan including keeping city costs down, long term road sewer and water improvements, drainage, recreation, and support for the war effort. The slate endorses Greaves for city clerk and Benson for city treasurer with Gibson Simmons and Hansen running for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Hansen
Chamber of Commerce
Preston
C. L. Greaves
Lilie E. Benson
R. B. Gibson
W. H. Simmons
L. L. Hansen
County's Oldest Resident Passes
The county mourns its oldest resident, survivor of the Brook lyn’s Trip colony ship. Her funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. in the Clifton LDS ward chapel, with calling hours at Hendrick's Mortuary in Preston Thursday and at Mrs. Inez Henderson’s Clifton home Friday morning. Burial follows in Clifton Cemetery. Survivors include 11 children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. a sister, Mrs. Mary Atwood of Salt Lake City.
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Crockett
Relief Society
Brooklyn
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
San Francisco Bay
Amelia H. Crockett
Preston
Edmund S. Howell
Salt Lake City
John EB. Howell
Pocatello
Wallace B. Sarah
McCammon
Mary Atwood
Clifton-Lds Ward
Hendrick’s
Inez Henderson
Clifton
Clifton Cemetery
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