Preston gathering noted with local families
Oxford Mrs Roland Hall and children Bruce and Loy of Preston were guests of Mr and Mrs W A Hatch last week. The Bishopric Genealogy committee and wives attended an entertainment at Riverdale last Thursday. A birthday dinner was hosted by Mrs Lee Fisher and family for her daughter Mrs Melvin Burtyp of Preston. Mrs Joe Anderson and children visited Mrs Kate Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hall
Bruce and
Loy
Preston
W. A. Hatch
Riverdale
Lee Fisher
Melvin Bur‘Typ
Joe Anderson
Kate Anderson
Laura Williams
Weston
Ruth Mendenhall
C. W. Shepherd
Shepherd Home
Mr. Shepherd
Shepherd
Ruby
Clarence Shepherd
Logan
Utah
Elvin Shepherd
Sydney Sparrow
Helena Murri
Venda
Hulse
Phillis Hulse
Taylor Nelson
L. R. Archibald
Yvonne
LuDean
Nelda
Albert E. Walker
Mutual opens social season led by local club officers
The opening social of Mutual will be held Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ray Baker as president, counselors Mrs. Cecil Coburn and Mrs. Susan Fisher, and Vera Hatch as secretary for the Young Ladies. The Young Men are led by Ronald Hatch as president, with Lorin Olson and Seth Coburn as counselors and Dee Bryce as secretary. Oxford attendees at a Riverdale banquet included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson, Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatch, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenson. Salt Lake visitors to Mrs. Platt Ward’s home last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bowden and sons Denel and Lund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Ray Baker
Cecil Coburn
Susan Fisher
Vera Hatch
Ronald Hatch
Lorin Olson
Seth Coburn
Dee Bryce
Oxford
Riverdale
Ernest Olson
George Fisher
Henry Hatch
Dan Hatch
Walter Hatch
Henry Jenson
W. G. Bowden
Local social notes and visits across Cache Valley
Dayton Miss Norma Murdock visits from Utah State Agriculture College with her family. The Birthday club gathers for Mrs Lola Shepherd’s party at the Shuldberg home. Residents attend institutes, baptisms, and family visits. several military and college students spend weekends with relatives and travel to Logan and Preston for events and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Murdock
Utah State Agriculture College
Ted Murdock
Sunday Notice of Conference Draws Area Visits
Sunday note reports Pfc Arthur Taylor and Shirley Palmer visiting Montana this week. No Sunday School or sacrament meetings will be held next Sunday October 7 due to conference in Salt Lake City. Family visits include Gerald and Frank Bennetts and Alice Bennett from Utah and Marion Bennett family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
Shirley Palmer
Montana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gerald Bennett
Murray
Frank Bennett
Kaysville
Alice Bennett
Marion Bennett
Ernest Carter
Karl Shuldberg
Preston
Ernest Owen
Eugene Talbot
California
Pvt
Kieth Talbot
Donna Talbot
James C. Taylor
Harvest of Stars radio program debuts on NBC Sundays
International Harvester unveils Harvest of Stars a new half hour radio show airing Sundays at 2 pm eastern on NBC stations. Raymond Massey narrates and acts with Howard Barlow conducting a seventy piece orchestra and a twenty six voice choir under Lynn Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lynn Murray
Winder MIA Dance Friday Night October 5
A MIA dance will be held in Winder on Friday night October 5 with invitation to all. Leon Taylor son of Joseph Taylor becomes the first from this ward to obtain a U S Army release after four years service including months in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Taylor
Joseph Taylor
U. S. Army
Leon
Alaska
Shirley Palmer
Maurine
Clyde Condie
Lorin Winger
Riverdale
Garth Clair
Phyllis Bright
Local residents and visitors share updates on schooling and army discharge
Mrs. Treasa Rawlings and Mil dred Sharp were sustained as counselors to Mrs. Jessie Gilbert. Miss Connie Cole attending Southern Branch at Pocatillow spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Nada Gilbert left to study at the University of Idaho Moscow. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tippets and relatives visited Hazen Gilbert's home. Miss Alice Rawlings visited her parents. St and Mrs Cecil Cherry visited Aloy Cherry's parents. Cecil has his discharge from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A_ Archibald
Leona Balls
Helena Murri
Edna Nelson
Ione Dalley
Susie Archibald
Pocatello
Teachers’ Institute
Spencer C. Crookston
Edith
Enid
Spencer
Earl Chamblin
Chamblin
Crookston
Dale Panter
Utah State Agricultural College
Ken Panter
MarDean Mickelson
Salt Lake City
J. G Mickelson
Bishop
V. D. Smart
Glenda Bodily
Elmer
Lyle Taylor
U. S. Army
Earl J. Atkinson
San Francisco
Frances
Logan
Pvt
Ww. LeGrand Whipple
Walter
Joyce
USAC
Atkinson
Murtaugh
Adelaide Atkinson
Steve Perkins
Raphael Naef
Moroni L
Phillips
Donna
Ogden
David Smart
Mary Peterson
Mesa
Arizona
Aaron Hill
Ray Kingsford
Ivan Waddoups
Mildred Waddoups
Jacksonville
Fla
Don Dalley
St. Charles
Carol
Tom Callister
Thomas Paul
Godfrey Schwartz
Treasa Rawlings
Mildred Sharp
Jessie Gilbert
Connie Cole
Southern Branch
Pocatillo
Nada Gilbert
U of I
Moscow
Isaac Tippets
Lowell
Wyo
Hazen Gilbert
Alice Rawlings
Oscar Rawlings
Cecil Cherry
Aloy Cherry
Cecil
Retiring MIA Officers Honored At Fairview Party
A Friday evening event at Fairview celebrated retiring MIA officers with a program, games, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hyde welcomed a baby named Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Knudson blessed a daughter named Susie Ann. Mrs. Mildred Whittle and Leta Hall were released as Relief Society counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Pete Hyde
Sidney
Delbert Knudson
Susie Ann
Mildred Whittle
Leta Hall
Relief Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nice
Blackleg
KVNU
Dial
Thurs
Fri
Doig ‘Uosiejag
Soeyder
Woos
jNo Ag
Joe Marsh
Billy Larkin
Bill
United States Brewers Foundation
Dayton
Arlo Shuldberg
Lola Shepherd
Shuldbergs
Landell Nelson
Clyde Checketts
Kendall Balls
Sid Sparrow
Annie Wolverton
Milford
Tooele
Eula Martin
Charity Utley
Mark Atchibald
H. L. Mc-Bride
Dean and
Reed
Mc-Bride
George Gyllenskog
Smithfield
Alma L. Jensen
International Harvesterates
Winder
A. W. “Chip Carpenter
Sed Real’ Estate Agen
John Deere
Tate
South 2Nd East
Fairview
Weston J. Smith
Jamesway Barn
Westinghouse
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