Relief society lessons and family gatherings in Cleveland
Jennie Perry taught a Relief society lesson on Tuesday. Families gathered in Mink Creek for Pennie Rae Panter's birthday anniversary, with many relatives visiting from Utah and Idaho. The week featured baptisms, baby name announcements, and a homecoming in Logan, plus a football game where Grace High lost to North Marsh.
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Relief Society
Jennie Perry
Leland Panter
Shirlee
Sidney
de Los Bells
Mink Creek
Pennie Rae
Murat Mendenhall
Pocatello
Dean Panter
Salt Lake City
Bannock Stake
Cleveland Ward
Albert Landcaster
Ogden
Bert Nielsen
Paul Adams
Julie
Bob McGregors
Christy Ann
Gale Barney
RaNae
Barney
LaVana Adams
Hyrum Nelson
Christy Lee Taller
Barbara Panter
George Perry
Weldon McGregor
Lorin Panter
Howard Nelson
Logan
Cleveland
Stake Board
Gwen Stalker
Ruth Jenkins
Grace
Owen Andreasen
Will Turner
Preston
Arizona
Theron Smith
Berniece
Beatrice Warner
California
Easton Smith
Glen Nelson
Norman Smith
Theron Smith, Jr
Douglas Williams
Vernon Harris
Norman Daniels
William Williams
Theon Kendall
Rulon Burton
Russell Wright
Grace High
North Marsh
Weekend Visitors to Local Homes Share Family Ties
The report lists numerous relatives and guests visiting in the area over the weekend. Oxford Dwight Jensen and family hosted guests including Mrs. Allen and son Donnie while other visits included Helen Kirkbride with her grandmother, and Bar Dee Leyland with Terrie Lyn from Pocatello. Additional travelers came from Smithfield, Dayton, Salt Lake City, Centerville, Downey, Pocatello, and Aberdeen.
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Dwight Jensen
Glenden Jensen
Allen
Donnie
Jensens
Helen Kirkbride
Annie C., Hatch
Glen Cox
R. G. Leyland
Bar Dee
Terrie Lyn
Pocatello
Leyland
Cox
Lloyd Armstrong
Frank Cox
Smithfield
Jack Moser
Dayton
George Redington
Salt Lake City
Centerville
Annie M. Redington
Bert and
Glen
Pocatell
Trillis Fisher
Scott Pierce
Aberdeen
Merl Baker
Ester Davis
Elaine Anderson
Gon
Downey
Eldrid Olson
Salt Lake
Earl Jensen
Fairview
James D. Boyce
Walter A. Hatch
J. Palmer
Sunday School Stake Board
Palmer
Marian Baker
William Baker
Saturday Night Extra Votes With Subscriptions
Fifty thousand extra votes are awarded for every thirty dollars in subscriptions turned in Saturday. Subscriptions totaling sixty dollars by Saturday night yield one hundred thousand extra votes. The final count begins after 7 30 p m with only the judges publisher and campaign manager present. Any candidate failing to turn in at least three more subscriptions by 7 30 p m Saturday will not receive a prize.
Final Warning on Campaign Prize Grab
A terse notice urges candidates to submit several entries by Saturday to win prizes. It cautions against overconfidence and stresses that success hinges on steady effort before 7:30 p.m. Saturday, with guidance to contact the Campaign Manager about prize collection time.
Campaign ends at 7 30 p m Saturday for final reports
The notice urges candidates to return receipt books and mailing lists by 7 30 p m Saturday. Subscriptions before cutoff count toward prizes including a bicycle, with judges counting final collections in a sealed ballot box. After 7 30 p m Saturday night orders revert to old prices and specials end.
Special campaign subscription pricing and bonus votes policy
The policy offers extra votes: 5000 per year and 50000 for two years issued for every club of 30 dollars in subscriptions. Clubs can combine small or large amounts to reach 30 dollars and run for the campaign duration. Two year advance subscriptions at the special price are limited per candidate. Idaho sees 5.75 for two years during the campaign until November 7, 1953. outside Idaho the price is 3.50 per year.
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Preston Citizen
Idaho
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