Community Family Visits Spread Across Utah and Idaho
Mrs. Evan Merrill and others visited in Salt Lake City Frovo Ogden Boise and American Falls with relatives and friends. Doctors Cutler attended a state practitioners meeting in Boise and visited Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Merrill
Lillias Ann Crane
Orval Benson
Salt Lake City
Frovo
Eli J. Clayson
EB L. Cox
David R. Cutler
State General Practitioners
Boise
Dr.Cutler
Illness Fatal to 13 Month Old Girl Kristie McGregor
Kristie McGregor, 13 month old daughter of Charles R. and Relda Ann McGregor, died in a Logan hospital after a one day illness. Born Oct 11, 1953 in Preston, she is survived by her parents of Cleveland and grandparents Mr and Mrs S L Smith Petala and Mr and Mrs Charles P McGregor of Thatcher. Funeral services were held at Thatcher Cemetery by Webb Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristie. Ane . McGregor
Charles R
Relda Annn
Smith McGregor
Logan Hospital
Preston
Cleveland
S. L. Smith Petala
Gharles P. McGregor
Thatcher Cemetery
Webb Mortuary
Local residents attend events around Malad and Logan
Oxford Mr and Mrs Cottom of Malad spent the night with their daughter Mrs Orin Hatch and family. Farm Bureau meeting attendees at Clifton included Mr and Mrs Glen Cox and Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch. Arlene and Margaret Hatch and Caryl Jensen attended a music clinic in Pocatello. Connie Kendall and Martha Jensen visited home from Pocatello. Leland Baker of Ogden visited relatives. Mrs Fred Coburn and granddaughter Janet visited Rex Waldron in Malad. Henry Hatch family attended the Wanda Olson Curtis Cox wedding at the Logan temple and luncheon in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottom
Malad
Orin Hatch
Glen Cox
Henry Hatch
Jack Coburn
Farm Bureau
Clifton
Arlene
Margaret Hatch
Caryl Jensen
Pocatello
Connie Kendall
Martha Jensen
Leland Baker
Ogden
Fred Coburn
Janet
Rex Waldron
Marie
Annie Hatch
W. R. Fisher
Wanda Olson
Curtis Cox
Logan Temple
Logan Cafe
Mapleton Social Highlights Include Music and Visits
Mr and Mrs Elvéid i Monson and children of Preston spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred E motored up Ogden Wednesday where they visited their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Spencer Lawrence and family Mapleton presented its ee Birls sang They were LaRue ong Fern Sharp Marjorie Knapp Donna Porter Sharon Burbank Karen Chatterton and Lillie Stone played an accordion solo Mrs Amy Bowman and Verlo Bowman played on the mandolin and guitar Harold Gregory gave a reading Dorin Porter was director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvéid i Monson
Preston
Fred E
Ogden
Spencer Lawrence
Mapleton
Its
LaRue Ong
Fern. Sharp
Marjorie Knapp
Donna Porter
Sharon Burbank
Karen Chatterton
Lillie Stone
Amy Bowman
Verlo Bowman
Harold Gregory
Dorin Porter
Eliza Ann Kendall Dies at 96 in Weston
Eliza Ann Kendall 96 of Weston died at her daughter's home after long illness. Born February 25 1858 in Weber County Utah she was daughter of James and Elizabeth Clements. She married Joseph R Kendall December 25 1872 in Oxford he died 1927. A longtime Weston resident she was active in LDS church roles. Survivors include four children 67 grandchildren 218 great grandchildren and 86 great great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 1 pm in the Weston ward chapel with burial in Oxford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Annn Clements’ Kendall
Weston
Chris Ras
Weber County
James
Elizabeth of Clements
Joseph R. Kendall
Oxford
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Adele Olsen
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Lewis Bowers
Whitney
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Condie
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St. George
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