First great-granddaughter born to Layton family
Mr and Mrs Harry Shrives announce the birth of their first great grandchild, a daughter born March 7 to their granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Wren Richie of Layton. The newborn is also the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs G W Wiley of Layton. Mrs Richie is the former Leola Shrives of Franklin. ANS Mrs Verokas Nash of Preston spent the weekend at Franklin as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Grant Lewis. Mrs Nash and Mrs Lewis visited relatives during her stay. Mr and Mrs Boyd Woodward and son Wayne left Thursday to accompany Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bodily of Whitney to Berkeley California to visit a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shrives
Wren Richie
Layton
G. W. Wiley
Richie
Leola Shrives
Franklin
ANS
Lanna
Samuel
Handy
Merlin
Stokes
Sylvia
Marlow
Woodward
Lugene Woodward
W.i P. Waddoups
Dewilton -Parkinson
Logan
L.G. Parkinson
Dale Waddoups
Rachel Woodward
Junior Hobbs
Mackay
Leonard Hobbs
Ririe
Waddoup
Sarah D. Hatch
Perle
Robinson
Jay
Maurine’ Bateman
Richmond
Laura Atkinson
Ogden
Martha Rosser
Bernice Parkinson
Polly
Calif
Jim, Bealty
Bealty
Standard ‘Oil Company
Perle Robinson
R.J. Spackman
Louis Robinson
Jack
Howard
Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and Local Events
Howard Bodily and family return from winters in California and Arizona. Ogden resident Robert Wright visits his brother Douglas in Preston. Mrs Emeline McKay of Weston observes a birthday with the Corbridges hosting. Many local residents attend parties, club meetings, and church events across Franklin and Preston with travel to Logan and Salt Lake City for services and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bodily
James Bodily
California
Arizona
Robert Wright
Ogden
Douglas
S.B. Wright
Nampa
Douglas Corbridge
Combridge
Emeline” Mc‘Kay
Weston
McKays
Almeda
Chatterton
Wallace ‘Chatterton
Hoyt ~ Whitehead
Willis Sharp
Robert Lowe
Corbridges
Zina Albiston
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Franklin
Maggie Wright
Gold and Green ball and various local gatherings noted
Ward residents attended Lago and William Ward's ball at Thatcher school Tuesday. A boy scout and bee hive banquet and court of honor followed at Grace high school Wednesday. Mrs Janice Andreasen visited relatives, and Bert Nielsen with Ree Bennett visited in Niter. Mrs J W Adams hosted wall plaque making with lunch served by Adams. Burton and Smith traveled to California to visit family. they returned last week. A Co op dance drew a large crowd at Thatcher Saturday. Norma Lloyd of Grace visited Shirlee Panter. Priesthood meeting was held at Grac Sunday afternoon. Loyal White and Titus Coombs traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Primary conference was held Sunday at Thatcher, Vera Nelsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lago
William Ward
Thatcher School
Grace High School
MIA
Janice Andreasen
Bert Nielsen
Ree Bennett
Niter
J. W. Adams
Jessie Andreasen
Adams
Rulon Burton
John Smith
California
Shirlee Panter
Grac
Loyal White
Titus Coombs
Salt Lak City
Thatcher
Vera Nelsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Twaho
Masonite
Presdwood
Masonite Corporation
Anderson: Lumber CO
Maud Adamson
Charplett
Bell
Frank
Mary
Harry
Alfonda Hawkes
Kay
Wright
Cynthia Wright
Horace
Haworth
Floyd Robinson
Darrel Fuhriman
Douglas Wright
Spencer Parkinson
University of Oregon
L. G. Parkinson
Virginia Bullen
Herschel, J Jr
Salt Lake City
Spencer
Portland
Harold Lowe
Honeyville
Mesa
Ariz
Ore
Marcus W. Holling
Aussie
Grace
Carlos Lowe
Mathias Bowcut
Clifford Whitehead
Hurd
Don Hurd
Veterans Hospital
Eden
Douglas Hobbs
Preston
Cecil Woodward
Marlow Woodward
S. J. Handy
Ella Hobbs
Arvie Anderson
Andersons
Richard
Callan Woodward
Peter Ostergar
Clifton
Lawrence Ostergar
Rupert
Victor Carlson
Billy
Vera Adams
Phyllis Johnson
Cleveland Ward
Vera Nelson
Robert Nielsen
Bishop
Ben Nielsen
Sugar City
Lois Nielsen
Sandra Williams
Lewis
Owen Ames
Bert‘ ‘Nielsen
Keith
Johnson
Dean
Don. Law
Cleveland
Bear. Lake
of Lees Carpets
Lees
Carlson Furniture
North State
Ely Oe
Goodsyear
Igen
Forsgren ‘Sinclair
Cs Lumett
North
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