MIA Fireside Organizes and Early Week Activities
A Swan Lake area MIA fireside organized at the Dick Brock home on Sunday November 2 electing Donald Hyde president Kathleen Kay secretary and Nord Westover and Carmen Westover as instructors. Attendees included Bishop Merrill and others for lunch and a later George Matkin home lecture by Elder Mickelson of Logan. The LDS fifth quorum held its annual party at Downey with Pres Cluff Petty leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Dick Brock
Donald Hyde
Kathleen Kay
Carmen
Nord Westover
Bishop
Merrill
Fenton Matkin
Max Kay
Carmen Westover
Donene Merrill
Doreen Henderson
Dak Brock
George Matkin
Elder Mickelson
Logan
George’ Gambles
Marilyn
LaVar Matkin
Nora
Kathleen
Doris Kay
Donald
Palmer Hyde
E. L. Merrill
Lucille
Brock
Brent Abbott
Fenton
Lazelle
Anderson
Mickelson
Downey
Pres
Cluff Petty
Bob Hadley
Kent
Mariane
Twin Falls
Kent Hadley
Merrill Beckstead
Ogden
Berniece Beckstead
Ruth Mansfield
Pasadena
Calif
Ruth Stay
Community Notes Cover Local Visits and Temple Events
Residents share travel to Rexburg Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City for funerals and hospital trips. Attendees join stake family party at Arimo and elders party at Downey. Local youths and scouts participate in temple sessions and Heart Mountain gathering with 250 scouts nearby.
Sunday School Talks by Clifton Winward Zefa Mor Tens on
Elaine Winward and Zefa Mor Tens on gave two and a half minute talks in Sunday school while Elroy McDermott led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Winward
Zefa Mortensen
Elroy McDermott
Sacrament Meeting Highlights and Local Visitors
Marie Hatch of Oxford led the Sunday school stake board sum meeting with visiting members including Mr Keller of the stake high council and Mr Jen sen of Clearfield plus Mrs Delmont Jes sop and Dorothy Griffeth of Montpelier. Nathaniel Keller Leroy Balls Dayton a returned missionary and Albert Westover spoke as guest speakers. Mardell Nielsen Mink Creek sang The Holy City and Mar low Viehweg sang It Is No Secret. Leo Williams’s wife and Lamar Bingham with his son Howard visited Salt Lake relatives. Howard reports to Fort Douglas for induction. Vance Mendenhall and Dale Viehweg enlisted in the navy and depart the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Viehweg
Leo Williams
Salt Lake
Lamar Bingham
Howard
Quince Rice
Fort Douglas
Vance Mendenhall
Dale Viehweg
Navy
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Hart Music
Seventh Ward
West Oneida
J. N. Larsen Company
Preston
Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. H. King Co
O. K
Preston Supply Co
North State
Godfrey Hardware and Electric
Admiral
Baugh Bros. Plumbing
Davis
Peterson Tractor Service
Ford
Orie Oliver
Jensen
South State
Ford Tractor
Mower
Minneapolis - Moline
John Deereey
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
Automotive
Palmer’s
Chevrolet
Palmer Motor Imps. Co
Plymouth
Ralph Davis
Call J. Reid Hoggan
Owen Casperson
Winn
North Phone
George S. 2Nd
West
Burton Brothers Feed Co
Mose Hancey
Franklin County
P. O. Box
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Denver
Colo
Personnel Placement Service
403 North Main
South First West
Edward L. Gibbons
West Oneida Preston
Central School
Second Ward Chapel
Preston Citizen
E.A. Crockett
East First North
South Entrance
South 3Rd East
Call
Swan Lake
Emery Hubbard
Leo Beckstead
Jerome
Marjorie
Perry
Rexburg
Dale Hansen
Idaho Falls
D. T. Reese
Thelma Gambles
George Gambles
Dee Kent
Kenneth Kent
Salt Lake City
Kents
Lynn Merrill
BYU
Lazelle Matkin
Friend
USAC
Geo. Matkin
Stake
Arimo
Woodrow
Fontella Sorensen
Cluff
Marie Petty
Valene
LaVare Matkin
Erma
Jim Abbott
Doris
Joe Kay
Skay Gibbs
Martel Thomas
Willard Hadley
R. J. Gibbs
Kay Gibbs
Logan Temple
Lewiston
L. Edgar Merrill
Lucille Brock
Stephens
General Hospital
Dale Hogan
Fred Brock
Stephen
Terry
Jed Thomas
Heart Mountain
Terry and
Lava
Clifton
Phil West
Annual Financial Report
Eastside
Inc
Instructional Service
Cranney Chevrolet CO
Utah Animal BY Products CO
Utah Corporation
Minneapolis-Moline
Ars
BUICK
DODGE
Truck Bargains
West:motor Company
North ‘State
Preston, Idaho
Pk Rede
Ferguson
New Holland Dealer
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