Social Notes Highlight Local Family Events
The week’s social column records many local visits and gatherings. Notable items include the Woolsey family death of Parley, Mrs Johnston’s weekend at the hospital, and the birth of Richard Scott Keller in Blackfoot weighing six pounds four ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Woolsey
Eldon R. Johnston
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Johnston
Mrrs
Woolsey
Udell Hull
B. G. Weaver
Richard Keller
Blackfoot
Richard Scott
Charles Keller
Sunset
Pherson Huggins
Brigham Cty
Boy Receives Church Award in Treasureton
Sacrament meeting speakers Kent Smith and Dave Hull shared honors. Randy Johnson received an achievement award from Bishop Barger. Bruce Hymas sang a solo with Mrs. Maxine Hymas accompanying. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith and Mrs. Roland Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Sacrament
Kent Smith
Dave Hull
Bruce Hymas
Maxine Hymas
Dell Smith
Roland Hull
Randy Johnson
Bishop Barger
Vernetta Sant
Anna B. Larson
Preston
Franklin Stake House
Logan
Raymond Sant
Larson
Sant
Mac Neil Paskins
San Francisco
Calif
Zellerbach Paper Co
Eugene Paskins
Ogden
Clair Thomas
M SGt Garbett Returns To Vietnam
Mrs Rick Garbett and family travel to Salt Lake to escort Master Sergeant Richard W. Garbett back to Vietnam. He has been on 10 days leave with his wife Maxine, spoke to Grace School classes, and shared Vietnam-made items. Many local families and friends are noted in this social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher - Cleveland
Rick Garbett
Richard Garbett
Bea
Claude
Salt Lake
Richard W. Garbett
Vietnam
Harmans Cafe
Sgt. Garbett
Maxine
Grace
Ron Coombs
Brig Young
Shauna Barthlome
Keith Barthlome
Claude Peterson
Grant Peterson
George Johnson
Stock Valley
Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests Gather in Charm
Family members Ray Welkers Howard Harris es and Dee Mileses visited then returned home. Guests for dinner at La Fawn Johnsons included Marion Johnson of Logan and Ruel Skinner family of Liberty. Mendenhall dinner guests were at Phil Randquist home in Soda Springs. Dixie Clegg and two sons from Salt Lake City spent weekend with Dean Panter parents. Julie Mendenhall Patsy Holly Bennet Salt Lake City and Blanche Jean Panter from Provo visited. Aston McBride of Logan spent weekend with siblings Ronald Panter Weldon McGregor. Bert and Louise Stephenson of Ogden brought their mother home after two months ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFawn Johnson
Carl Wilker
Richfield
Grover Hogan
Salt Lake City
Mike Wilker
Mini Dome
Pocatello
Wilker
Richard Garbett
Harris Stephenson
Claudia Coombs
William Williams
Logan Lds Hospital
Allan Rasmussen
Lynn Rasmussen
Lago
Earl Hird of
Gooding
Theone Kendall
Ray Welkers
Howard Harrises
Dee Mileses
la Fawn Johnson
Marion Johnson
Logan
Ruel Skinner
Liberty
Bob Mendenhall
Phil Randquist
Soda Springs
Dixie Clegg
Dean Panter
Julie Mendenhall
Patsy and
Holly Bennett
Blanche Jean Panter
Provo
Aston McBride
Ronald Panter
Weldon McGregor
Bert and
Louisephenson
Ogden
Nellie Stephenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orson Hansen
Bill
Shirley Kenny
Stanley Ritter
Kenny Home
Alonzo Handy
Carol Jensen
Debbie
Clearfield
Handy Home
Bishop
Loyal Hansen
Flint
Mich
Miami Beach
Fla
National Insurance Convention
Minnie Day of
Eleanor Hobbs
Preston Hospital
Stella Paton
Blaine Cottle of
Tooele
Areta Cottle
Carl Swainston
Preston Seventh Ward
Rodney Clifford
Heber Swainston Sr
Melvin W. Rich
Oliver Warrick
Rupert
John Warrick
Les Jensen
Warrick
Myron Preece
Legrand Burton
D. Milton Marble
Susie Buxton
Pullman
Wash
Fenton Larsen
Twin Falls
Lillian Taylor
Alex Heath
Sharon Nelson
Tremonton
Garland
Jim Kimbal
Bountiful
Jack Bright
Cecil Davis
Roy
Vernon Keller
Mink Creek
Karla
Karma
Lee Larson
Mildred Keller
Melvin Griffieth
Rexbury
Mrs
Henry Drury
Fairview
Drury Home
Wayne Bair
Lewiston
Frank Gilbert
Inkom
Wilford Hall
Ada Gilbert Hall
Carrie G. Knudsen
Merlin Rawlings
Delbert Knudsen
Oliver Choules
Fairview Cemetery
Orangeburg
Easterner
Elmer’s
ALL Weather
Ae Tig
Garbett
Webb
IMAC
HN Hs
RIK AA Acai
Lea
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