Couple heads east for Western Reserve University study
Rex and Mrs Scott, both BYU graduates and former Bonneville district teachers, will study science and education at Western Reserve University in Cleveland Ohio after a three week southern and eastern trip visiting New York and Boston. The couple is from Phoenix and Treasureton respectively.
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Vernon Scotts
Rexburg
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Scott
Dee Ann Perry
Treasureton
BYU
Bonneville
Idaho Falls
New York
Boston
LDS Church
Relief Society Plans Social at Franklin Ward
The Franklin Relief Society invites all to a closing social Tuesday June 2 at 2 pm in the Franklin ward building. The North Cache Seminary graduation was held last Friday and another high school graduation followed on Tuesday. The new stake building will serve seven wards in the Benson stake including Lewiston Cove Cornish and Trenton with a stake membership of 3200. The stake office will be housed in a wing of the new building and names for stake clerks and bishopric members are listed.
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The
Franklin Relief Society
North Cache Seminary
North Cache High
Benson
Lewiston
Cove
Cornish
Trenton
Ray Hulet
Reed Woodland Garr Christensen
Monte Johnson
Grant Mauchley
South Ward
Ethan Thompson
Calvin Funk
Dean Andrus
Sherwin Baw
Richard Bagley
Richmond Girl To Wed Preston Man Next Week
Miss DeAnn Lewis Ruchmann will marry Jim D Mortenson of Preston on June 5. Parents Mrs David R Lewis and Miro Lewis confirm. The groom is son of Mrs William Hattis of Preston. An open house will follow in Hall from 8 30 to 10 30 PM. Miss Lewis is a North Cache High junior. Jim Mortenson is a Preston High graduate who served two years in Korea.
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William 1
Weber Jr
Wilfred Vo Johnson
Phoenix
Weber
George WW Johnson
Pocatello
Richmond
Preston Man
DeAnn Lewis Ruchmann
Jim D Mortenson
Preston
Miro
David R Lewis
Vio
William “S Hattis
Hall
Lewis
North«he High School
North Cache
Jim
Preston Foed
Korea
Med “Orces
Cache County Rodeo Queen and Court Named
The Cache County Rodeo Queen was chosen at Black and White Days in Richmond. Dixie Lou Smith of Newton and Darlene Sparks of Clarkston were named queen and court members with Toni Taggart of Lewiston as alternate, among other contestants listed. Also noted are Weber College graduation ceremonies in Trenton with honors and attendees, including Howard Grant.
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Cache County
Richmond
Dixie Lou Smith
Newton
Louis Smith
Darlene Sparks
Clarkston
Gleneth Sparks
Carol Robinson
North Logan
Lou Robinson
Toni Taggart
Lewiston
Edis Taggart
Trenton
Melvin Grant
E W Bingham
Institute of Weber College
Ogden Tabernacle
Howard
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N R Nelson
Drigg
Mrs Nelson
Phyllis Kingsford
Leora Doney
Arlene Hampton
Erma Woodward
Thelma Doney
Helga Hampton
Maggie Jamison
Franklin
Stah Power and Light Com
Carol Bell
Karen Stevens
Eva Ivan Casperson
Marilyn Hull
Sandra Bbliss
Pocacello
Harold Gayman
USA
Michele Mackay
Huntsville
Marlyn Jensen
Dayton
FHA
Lava Hot Springs
Janice Bingham
Dayon
Mirs
Ralph Howell
Terry
Rachel Porter
DUP
Genevie Nelson
Jeanette Hansen
Perkins
Morrison
Allen
Delea Sorenson
Butters
Amy Kern
Margie Anderson
Mary Brown
Alle Packer
Mins Genevi Nelson
Relief Society
Kodak Film
Spec
Reviow
Shasta Pop
Libby
del Monte
Swift Premium
Hormell
Franks
Swift
Swift Prem
Duncan Hines
Turkey
Pillsbury
Ballard Biscuits
Samoa
South State
Miracle
Preston, Idaho
HAM
Mike
Winnie May Schreiner
Cache Valley School
Sheri Walker
Smithfield
Barbara Smith
Aldeen Cornish
Jenna Vee Fredrickson
Avon
Bonnie Thompson
Logan
Kathryn Cushman
Sow