Community News Recaps Dances Visits and Deaths
Dayton The MIA hosted a costume dance on Tuesday night October 30. Local residents attended funerals for Lorenzo Peterson in Hyde Park. Families including the Balls and Atkinsons visited Logan and Preston. Servicemen were honored at a Friday dance. Relief Society and church events were reported with several speeches and visits. Eugene Archibald and son entered a stock show in Ogden with a second place steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Sherwin J. Atkinson
Logan
W. Legrand Whipple
Joyce Atkinson
George Balls
Earl J. Atkinson
Hallowe’en
Hallowe
Polly Taylor
Edna
Preston
Ruth Mendenhall
Elva Gibbons
Nancy Jones
Minnie Perkins
Julia Walker
Eddis Hill
Paul Naef
Rafael Naef
Dee Nelson
Platt Jensen
Lane Archibald
Wayne Taylor
Don Dalley
James Call
Minkcreek Social Visits Include Former Residents
Minkcreek hosted a run of visitors from out of town last week including Mink Creek native Ross Peterson and his wife and son at Delbert Keller’s home. The Coles from Buhl, former Mink Creek residents, joined Henry Seamons and Hyde Park guests Leeral Jensen. A gathering at Douglas Nelson’s celebrated Jed Hansen Harley Jenson and Mr Nelson’s birthdays. Mary Ellen Wynn of Preston enjoyed a weekend at Thomas Hardy’s, with Paul Wynn joining for supper, and Halloween festivities featured children in costumes across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Peterson
Mink Creek
Delbert Keller
Ross Cole
Buhl
Coles
Henry Seamons
Hyde Park
Leeral Jensen
Douglas Nelson
Jed Hansen
Harley Jenson
Mr. Nelson
Mary Ellen Wynn
Preston
Thomas Hardy
Paul Wynn
Hardys
Hallowe’ens
Hallowe'en
Relief Society event and visiting guests mark Mink Creek gathering
Mrs. Annie Swenson hosted an open house with doughnuts and hot chocolate as the Relief Society conference met last Sunday. Speakers included ward president Viola Larson and Mrs. Ora Packer, with various class leaders and a musical segment by the singing mothers. Guests visiting Mink Creek included Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Eskelson and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Baird, among others, and a harvest ball is planned by the MIA with a program honoring veterans Wenzel Keller and Max Jenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Mona Wilde
Viola ‘Larson
Ward
Louise
Crane
Bessie Baird
Edna ~Nelson
James Baird
Jemima Crane
Roma Wilde
Annie Wilde
Singing Mothers
Ora Packer
Oneida Stake Relief Society
Ruth Smart
Sandra_Leigh
Salt Lake City
Conrad “Bell
Wenzel Keller
Max Jensen
MIA
Private Straley Receives Purple Heart At Bax ter General
Private Robert H. Straley was awarded the Purple Heart in a ceremony at Fort Baxter General hospital in Spokane Washington for wounds suffered in Germany in November. He served with the 104th Infantry Timberwolf Division and was wounded at Cologne. After medical treatment he reenlisted for three more years and is the son of Mrs. Tia Martin of Preston.
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Robert Straley
Baxter General Hospital
Pokane
Wash
Robert H. Straley
Germany
Pvt
Straley
Paul Ohl
Robert
104Th. Infantry Timberwolf
Cologne
States
Pvt. Straley
Army
Tia Martin
Preston
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May Jensen
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Leona Forsgren
Mark Archibald
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County Fair
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Pocatello
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