Socials and club notes for Mrs Dean Pearson honored tea
Mrs Dean Pearson honored at a tea hosted by Mr and Mrs C J Sharp with 100 guests, and a large social at Franklin stake house included the Rendezvous club with 60 couples. Other events featured DUP reorganizations, M men and Gleaners activities, birthday honors, a bridge party, and multiple ward social gatherings with varied decorations and Easter themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendezvous Dancing Club
Franklin Stake House
Sidney Biggs
Wallace Jensen
Alvin Harris
Preston
Logan
M-Men
Third Ward
Keith Bergquist
Audrey Fackrell
Bonnie Fellows
Dean E.pearson
Harriett,Jensen
Florence _Sharp
Joan. Pearson
Marlene Winn
Don
Smith
Thatcher Notables Attend Utah Oil Meeting in Logan
Thatcher residents and guests attended social visits and gatherings across Utah. Notable names include Jack Hoopes Claude Mendenhall and W H Mendenhall at a Logan meeting. Families from Ogden Grace Logan Sugar City and Pocatello were hosted at various dinners and visits last week and over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘Hoopes
Claude Mendenhall
W. H. Mendenhall
Logan
Bert Stephenson
Charles and
Louis Stephenson
Ogden
Nellie Stephenson
Harris Stephenson
Dee Peck
Grace
D. J. Coombs
Centennial ward reunion and social events noted
Community members attended services with Mrs Bergetta Christenisen presiding. Mrs Martell Weaver traveled to Blackfoot for a ward reunion with her sisters. A birthday party honored Estella Weaver and other Mickelson family members with quilting and a dinner. Over 200 people attended the centennial Sunday school and ward reunion with a program, supper, dancing, and visiting. Children were entertained Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergetta Christenisen
Stake
Martell
Weaver
Blackfoot
Thomas ” Ward
Ada
Bell . Wright
Ether
Mendenhall
Vernona Garbett
Louise Mickelson
Harris Mickelson
Estella ‘Weaver
Louette Mickelson
Betty Mickelson
Norma Mickelson
Thatcher? Ward
Ward
Safety Shorts on Farm Hazards and Accident Costs
The article notes most traffic accidents occur where medical care is scarce. It urges Red Cross first aid training and highlights farming as highly dangerous due to multifaceted roles. Farm fire losses reach about 90 million dollars annually with machinery, falls, animals, vehicles, and hand tools as chief causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellen Gibson
Beatrice’ Swainston
Grace Gamble
Camille Norton
Alice Thomas
Donna ‘Shipley
Lenona - Bagley
Bob, Moore
Dunkley
Workman
Dick’ Smith
Lucy
Pat Ison
Carol Goaslind
Diane Burgi
Daffodils
Heather
Rendezvous Club
Atalacoa Dup
Gladys Rosen
Fred Hawkes
Colleen Porter
Francine Oliverson
Norman Corbridge
Loretta Maughan
Bosen
Gladys Jensen
Rita Crockett
Gretta Nuffer
Rae Hobbs
Melvin Harris
Harris
Earl Hollingsworth
Ariel Hawkes
von Noyes
Glen Gamble
Bill McCune
Bobby
Los Angeles
Rachel Porter
Leroy Lindsay
Will Hawkes
Ellen ‘Gibson
Carl Brostrom
Verna Bennett
Bernice Rasmussen
Alfred Kern
Gene Loveland
Lucille Clark
Lois Blamires
Ada Chatterton
Chatterton
Franklin
Melba Chaffin
Mrs. Loveland
Sixth Ward
Ward Recreation Hall
Ervon Taylor
Hyde Purser
Eldon Crockett
Don Bergquist
Alta -Hodges
Alta-Hodges
Esther Funk
Anna.Moore
el Ejna Bright
Blanche Hollingsworth
Edna; Follett
Selma
Thatcher
Jim Skinner
Sugar City
Marvin E. Neumann
California
E. S. Trask
Idaho Falls
Thatcher Primary
Farmers & Truck Insurance Exchanges
Western States
Idaho
Friendly Claims Service
Farmers Insurance Group
March
Hopkins Insurance Agency
First Security Bank
Preston Lumber: Co
South State
Gandle Mane “Fonte Ws Ad
Qa & J. Furniture VO
North State
Eversman
P.lme
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