Mrs Connie McGregor Rites Held In Grace Ward
Mrs Connie T McGregor died April 18 at Logan hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held April 21 in the Grace tabernacle under Bishop Clyde Condie with prayers by Alma Pond Melvin Mickelson and Cantril Nielsen and musical tributes. Burial in Grace cemetery conducted by Owen Clegg. Pallbearers were nephews and flowers arranged by Cleveland ward Relief society. Visiting relatives included McGregor families from Ogden Pocatello Logan Boise and Bremerton.
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Connie T. McGregor
Logan Hospital
Grace Tabernacle
Clyde Condie
Alma Pond
Melvin Mickelson
Cantril Nielsen
Florence Panter
Erlene Smith
Dennis Walker
Cleveland Ward Choir
Grave In
Grace Cemetery
Owen
Grace Ward
Grace Lds Seminary
Cleveland Ward
Lloyd Panter
Pocatello
Bert Nielson
New Hemorrhoid Cure Without Surgery Named
Science reveals Bio-Dyne based Preparation M to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain. Case after case shows reduction and complete relief described by patients as piles ceasing to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
Fragmented crossword clue list uncovers scattered terms
A garbled OCR passage presents numbered clues and partial answers across diverse topics including geography, measurements, animals, music, and language. The fragment reveals items like enemy scouts, ancient measures, and a famous canal, but many entries are incomplete or misordered.
Uncle Dan on democracy and Congress in a chatty letter
Uncle Dan from Doolie laments complex democracy in South America and Washington. He jokes about nine elected leaders, horse trading, and the need for tested congressmen while riffing on eating corn, journalism, and a coal based food idea. He ends urging to check his wife’s supper.
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South America
Uruguay
Harry Truman
Ike
Congress
Washington
Bull Snort Ga
Hog Grant
Utah
Bureau of Standards
White House
National Institute of Health
China
Harvard
President
Board of Advisers
Bobby Kennedy
Delta Kappa Gamma Elects Officers At Recent Meeting
Iota chapter members enjoyed a luncheon at Cedar View with hosts Lula Williams Vera Young Esther Ziegler and Gwen Stalker. Guest speaker Supt Tom Bell of North Gem High School spoke on responsibilities in education and urged active teacher leadership and curriculum evaluation. Officers for 1962 63 were elected: President Gertrude Freeman Vice President Vera Young Second Vice President Fern Tipton Treasurer Minnie Maddock Recording Secretary Marguerite Ainscough Corresponding Secretary Mary Nielsen Parliamentarian Gwen Stalker. Alpha Nu State Convention announced for Blackfoot May 4 5.
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Iota Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Cedar View
Lulu Williams
Vera Young
Esther Ziegler
Gwen Stalker
Tom Bell
North Gem High School
Bell
Stanley Heywood
Idaho State College
Socilety
Aida Oakey
Gertrude Freeman
Soda Springs
Thatcher
Fern Tipton
Minnie Madlock
Montpelier
Marguerite Ainscough
Preston
Mary Nielsen
Grace
Ruby Sorensen
Melinda Sparks
LaRene Lowe
Helen Whitman
Mildred Clayton
Lucille Crawford
Tili Wright
Beth Conlin
Orva Leta Ledbetter
Rita Gorton
Alpha Nu
Blackfoot
Final Bites Held For Tressa Biggs
A large crowd attended the funeral for Tressa W Biggs held Tuesday in the Franklin ward chapel with Bishop Samuel R Handy conducting. The service featured prayers by Thomas Durrant W P Waddoups and Frank E Wood, music by Grace Robinson Vella Woodward and Ada Chatterton, and a graveside dedication by Elmer Porter at Franklin Cemetery. Pallbearers included Leonard Butterworth Roland Parkinson Riley Oliverson Lewis Stone Levor Doney and Lorin Hampton. Flowers were arranged by Franklin ward Relief Society and Gerald Wright.
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Tressa W Biggs
Franklin Ward Chapel
Samuel R. Handy
Thomas Durrant
Grace Robinson
W. P. Waddoups
Frank E. Woodward
Earl H. Shumway
Leslie V Merrill
Handy
Vella Woodward
Ada Chatterton
Franklin Cemetery
Elmer Porter
Leonard Butterworth
Roland ‘Parkinson
Riley Oliverson
Lewis ‘Stone
Levor Doney
Lorin Hampton
Flowers
Franklin Ward Relief Society
Gerald Wright
Local Social Roundup From Treasureton and Logan
Mrs Mary Larsen of Logan visited the Sant family during the week. Relief society lesson by Mrs Jean Barger with Mrs George Kirby as guest. Twelve ladies attended. Peggy Lyon led the sacrament gem in Sunday school. Craig Perry gave a short talk. Mr and Mrs Jesse Newbold and family from Los Angeles were weekend guests at the Paskins home.
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Mary Larsen
Logan
Raymond Sant
Relief Society
Jean Barger
George Kirby
Peggy Lyon
Craig Perry
Jesse Newbold
Los Angeles
Cailt
Eugene Paskins
Local Church Services and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend
A Salt Lake City visit marked by a sacrament program on Sunday night with talks by ReNee Lyon Gwen Lyon Bonnie Paskins Linda Paskins and Lorne Denton. A piano solo by Judy Hymas. Birthday party for Brent Perry and an 80th birthday family gathering for Henry Atkinson with about 80 relatives.
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Son Kirk
Salt Lake City
ReNee
Gwen Lyon
Bonnie
Linda Paskins
Lorne Denton
Judy Hymas
Ralph Perry
Preston
Dave Thomas
de- Ralph Perry
Eunice Perry
Brent Perry
Smith Jacobs
Fall River
Calif
DeRalph Perry
Vera Atkinson
Logan Temple
von R. Atkinson
Brent Roper
Cleveland
Henry Atkinson
Franklin
Mr Atkinson
Ferry Fees Atop Presidential Life
George Washington operated a ferry charging one shilling for an adult and a horse while serving as president. John Quincy Adams is connected to the ferry in historical notes.
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George Washington
John Quincy Adams
Remarkable Defeat Marking Early American Landslide
In the 1820 U S presidential race the most badly defeated candidate from a major party secured a single electoral vote. The winner, James Monroe, amassed 231 of 232 electoral votes.
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James Monroe
1913 Woodrow Wilson Peace Conference and Nobel Prize note
The record notes that in 1913 Woodrow Wilson hosted the first presidential peace conference. It recalls Thomas Jefferson composing his own epitaph and states that Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt were the only presidents to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
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