Relief Society Holds Work Meeting and Social Activities
The Relief Society met last Tuesday in the Relief Society room. Quilts were worked on, Mrs Lavona Hatch gave a lesson for the home sick, and lunch was served by Rosetta Lewis and Pearl Jessop. Afternoon quilting and sewing followed with a song practice led by Vinnie Hawkes and Dorothy Keller at the piano. Jim Hadfield of Los Angeles visited relatives in Malad before returning home after illness.
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Relief ‘Society
Relief’society
Lavona Hatch
Rosetta’ Lewis
Pearl Jessop
Vinnie” Hawkes
Dorothy Keller
Jim Hadfield
Los Angeles
Ray Croshaw
Wesley Hawkes
Dave Jenk
Primary awards bestowed on Kendall graduates and relatives
Kenneth Kendall and others received primary awards in a ceremony. Mrs Laverl Kendall pinned Kenneth. Winners included Clarice Porter Ward, Maxine Choules, Laverl Kendall, Donna Kendall, Gékieva Viehwee, and Adell Viehweg in a small local program.
Local Residents Attend Services and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Ernest Olson attended sessions at the Logan temple Friday. Mrs Selma Fisher Mrs Annie Hatch Lavona and Marie Hatch helped finish a quilt for Mrs Zaetell Ward at the Oxford Clifton ward church. Miss Vivian Hatch of Salt Lake visited her parents over the weekend. Jay Baker of Pocatello visited his father William Baker and Wayne and connected the pump to a new well drilled this week. Gordon Albrecht his mother and Robert of Pocatello also visited. Mr and Mrs Howard Fitzpatrick Richard and Janie and Mr and Mrs David Fitzpatrick and twin boys of Blackfoot visited Sunday. Stanley Fisher of Pocatello visited his mother Cecil Fisher Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith and family of Preston visited Mr and Mrs LaVern Kendall Sunday and enjoyed dinner. Kenneth Kendall graduated from Primary and received his second class scout badge at sacrament. Mr and Mrs Jerold Hatch Jerry Kris of Soda Springs visited his father Walter Hatch Sunday and took him to Smithfield to visit Alma Hatch and family.
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Ernest Olson
Logan Temple
Selma Fisher
Annie Hatch
Lavona
Marie Hatch
Zaetell Ward
Oxford- Clifton Ward
Vivian Hatch
Salt Lake
Henry Hatch
Jay Baker
Pocatello
William Baker
Wayne
Gordon Albrecht
Robert
Baker Home
Howard Fitzpatrick
Richard
Janie
David Fitzpatrick
Blackfoot
George Fisher
Stanley Fisher
Cecil Fisher
Floyd Smith
Preston
LaVern Kendall
Kenneth Kendall
Jerold Hatch
Jerry Kris
Soda Springs
Walter Hatch
Smithfield
Alma Hatch
Monroe edges FDR in electoral vote claims
The text notes Franklin D. Roosevelt carried the most electoral votes since Washington, while James Monroe is said to have a higher percentage of votes in his second term, with Monroe receiving all but one electoral vote.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
James Monroe
Fdr
Monroe
Local Newspaper Supports Community Through Advertising
The publication credits business firm advertising for making the newspaper possible and invites readers to support local companies to continue delivering neighbor news and Franklin County activities.
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Franklin County
Humorous Nuggets Trace Quips From Daily Life
An assortment of light jokes and wry observations spans weddings, work, family, and daily annoyances. Lines include wedding banter, parenting quips, a maid vow, a farmer at ballet, and office hiring quirks. The tone mirrors a late era newspaper humor page.
Humorous Misunderstandings and Domestic Whimsy
A collage of lighthearted vignettes shows a clerk correcting spelling for rat in a joking exchange, a husband and wife negotiating chores, and a couple baffling themselves with flies around a screen door. A Frenchman and Englishman banter about the Matterhorn, ending with a quip about repeated climbs.
When Elections Went to the House for a Majority
The piece notes only two presidential elections resulted in a House decision due to no candidate securing a majority of electoral votes. In 1800 Thomas Jefferson prevailed, and in 1824 John Quincy Adams was chosen.
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House of Representatives
Jefferson
John Quincy Adems
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Mame . Hadfield
A. H. Hadfield
Ralph Hadfield
Walter McDaniel
Salt Lake City
Renee
Ben Hur
Rae Lene
Brigham City
Logan
Croshaw
John J. Croshaw
Dale Viehweg
Pat Elrath
Bountiful
Carl O. Viehweg
Herman Viehweg
Carolyn Howell
Karen Taylor
Davis Sant
Bobby Woods
Billy Taylor
Lyle Henderson
Arlo Mendenhall
Marguerite Henderson
John Henderson
John
Terri Lee
Gladys Gailey
Shirley Saxton
Kaysville
Dick Gailey
Gailey
LaReene Hale
Saxton
Ada Bailey
Steven
Dennis
Larry Bailey
Pat Martin
Tony Martin
Ida Hadley
Swan Lake
Nord Westover
Cluff Kendall
Ward
Lynn Atkinson
Charlene
Yetive Martin
LDS Church
Howard Hen
Ab Waviation
North State
Rulon Owen
Royce Fuhriman
Carload
Norge
Mrs. Brown
Julia
Arizona
Ford
MOTOR
Company
West
Onaida
Divsion
Sang Agen
Idaho
State Farm Mutual, Automobile Insurance Company
State. Farm
Earl Nelson
Mr. Nelson
State Farm
Nelson
Ater
State Farm Mutual
Mr. Elsnn
West Oneida
Lobeot
Drive-In Savings Bank
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