Johnson obituary recalls Utah pioneer with deep community ties
Julius Johnson 81, early settler of the area, died Friday at a convalescent hospital in Salt Lake City. Born October 17, 1876 in Venus Minnesota, he married Marian Jensen in 1899 and later Margaret Hadfield Bingham and Ruth Neeley Johnson. Survivors include four children, 15 grandchildren, seven siblings, and relatives in Preston and Sacramento. Funeral services were held Monday in the Preston seventh ward chapel. burial in Preston cemetery.
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Ee Asen
Julius
Johnson
Salt
Lake City
Venus
Minn
Martin
Caroline
Hendricksen ‘Johnson
Marian
Jensen
Logan
Norway
Glxr
Harold
Henry
Caroline“ Condie
Preston
Heber C
Caldwell
Amanda Olafson
Salt Lake City
Albin
Elva Bernsten
Grace
Gill
Sacramento
Calif
Preston Seventh Ward
Elmo Keller
Presten
Franklin area social notes and family visits
A crowded weekend of calling on relatives includes Mr. and Mrs. Verdell Smith visiting Georgetown with their daughter and son in law./Mrs. Cliff Elliot of Bountiful en route to Star Valley calls on Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Many neighbors attend temple sessions and host luncheons. Family christenings and mission reports are noted, with travels to Preston Logan and Salt Lake City and plans for the March of Dimes in January 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdell Smith
Georgetown
Paul Wilkinson, Jr
Jan
Joel
Bountiful
Trevor Doney
Anet Harris
Preston
Victor” Jensen
Logan‘hospital
Vella Heaps
Salt Lake City
Marlow Woodward
Barabara Doney
LDS Business College
Parkinson’ Advertising Co
Ronald Doney
Logan
Conrad
Ida Fuhriman
Gwen Gibson
Ruby Haworth
Grace ‘Robinson
Cynthia Wright
Lee Hadley
Ogden
Mr. Rand
Don . Robinson
Weston
Reed
Stockdale
Gordon
Tin Falls
Lynn Pettengill
Kerry ’L
Bud Stockdale
Reed Wells
Edward Wells
Reed Stockdale
Neldon Smith
Hyrum
Dean Kingsford
Virginia Reeve
Leonard Butterworth
Josie “Lewis
Verle Smith
Burdett
Cornish
Joe Wickham
Earl Mosér
Fred Jensen
Wayne =Doney
Clair'Comish
Lewis
Doney
Zelma
Lydia Comnish
Logan. Temple
Lester, Atkinson
Meda Lowe
Lillie Robin
Melda , Smith
Laura ‘Chatterton
Marvin’ Neeley
John Smith
W. H. Biggs
Thomas ‘ Kerr
Iona,Blain
Bryan
Kevin
Livermore
Calif
Elmer’ Kerr
Fairview
Roy Geddes
Franklin
Mra
Wilford Hatch
Delbert Cooke
Varlene
Annette
Widows Urged to Contact Social Security Office
Stanton S Thompson district manager at Pocatello urges widows aged 62 or older whose husbands had Social Security coverage to contact the Social Security Administration. A widow who reached 62 by November 1956 may recover payments up to that month if she files by November. Bring marriage certificate birth date proof and husband's Social Security account number to speed processing.
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Social Security Administration
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello
Thompson
Birth announcements list multiple local newborns
Mr and Mrs Gordon Beck announce a girl born October 7 in Newiston. Mrs LeVoy Smith also announces a girl born October 7. Larry Rindlis of Preston reports a girl born October 8. Mr and Mrs Charles Merrill of Preston announce a boy born October 9.
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Gordon Beck‘ Ae
LeVoy’ -Smith
Newiston
Mrt
Forest Tree Planting Incentives in Conservation Reserve Program
The report explains adjustments to the conservation reserve program for 1956 and 1957 2 acreage placed in the non-diversion rate may be planted to forest trees. County ASC committees may authorize raising the non-diversion rate to 50 percent or 100 percent when all eligible land on a farm is placed in the reserve and planted to forest trees.
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Asc
Mink Creek Weekend Social Roundup in Idaho
Visitors and relatives gathered around Mink Creek and Preston for weddings, open houses, and family dinners. Attendees included the Mockli, Keller, Westerberg, and Egbert families, with trips to Ogden, Salt Lake City, and Franklin noted along with elk hunting updates and birthday observances.
Family notices and travels span Mink Creek parish
A Mink Creek community note details births and extended family ties as grandparents J Richard Haworth of Great Falls Montana and Olive Nelson of Preston are named. The text also lists numerous relatives visiting Logan Ogden Brigham City and Elk Creek with mentions of the Jensen, Jepsen, Keller, Geddes and Carlson families, travel to Pocatello and Calgary, and a heart ailment recovery in Logan.
Community notes summarize local family travel and church events
Banida Mr and Mrs Carl Webster returned Saturday from a trip to Canada to be with their children and family who have been staying with Mr and Mrs Golden C Geddes. Lois Miles and Carole Geddes went to Rigby to work in potatoes for the next week. Bonnie Casperson and Renae Gregersen spoke in junior Sunday school. Pam ela Geddes led the siderament gem. A trio of Keith, Eugene and Niel Talbot sang. Charlene Miles of Blackfoot visiting cousin Dawn Miles. Mrs Dorothy Miles and daughters Lois Kay visited Mr and Mrs Heber Allen in Logan Wednesday evening. Gayl and Joyca Gregersen are working in Idaho Falls during harvest. Esther Cole went to Mountain Home to stay with Ronny Ladder family next week. Relief Society met at 2 pm Tuesday. Dorothy Miles gave theology lesson. Teachers meeting held at 1:80. Paul Geddes and family of California visited Hugh J Geddes and Harry Miles and deer hunted before returning.
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Carl Webster
Canada
Golden C. Geddes
Webster
Lois Miles
Carole
Geddes
Rigby
Bonnie Casperson
Renae Gregersen
Pamela Geddes
Siderament Gem
Shanna Lee
Lowe
Glen ‘Bingham
Dayton
Keith
Eugene
Niel Talbot
Wineder
Charlene Miles
Blackfoot
Sher
Dawn Miles
Dorothy
I ‘Miles
Anid
Lois
Kay
Heber * Allen
Logan
Esther Cole
Ronny
NWS
Dorothy’ Miles
Paul
California
Hugh, J. Geddes
Harry Miles
Coburns and Hatchs Share Weekend Visits Across Counties
Oxford notes detail meetings and travel among Coburn, Hatch, Fisher and related families. Colleen Coburn’s Salt Lake visit with her parents, trips to Aberdeen to see Jack Coburn, and multiple visits between Preston Clifton and Vernal area relatives are listed alongside Relief Society attendance and Logan trips.
Social visit and family gatherings around Logan
Mrs Hatch of Clarkston hosted Thursday visits with Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch while Baker and companions traveled to Pocatello and Seattle for a winter stay. Numerous gatherings included Annie Hatch, Fred Croshaw, Henry Hatch, A L Fisher and families in Logan, Smithfield and Providence with temple sessions in Logan and meals shared among relatives. Continuous travel and meals marked the weekend and Sunday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta. Hatch
Clarkston
Thompson’ Hatch
Logan
Yond
Donald Bradford
Berta ‘ ‘Albreicht
Som
Robert
Pocatello
Venemen
California
William
Baker
Thompson Hatch
Winderward
Annie Hatch
Fred Croshaw
Carol
Mt. View
Calif
Henry Hatch
Spencer. Griffen
Providence
Utah
A. L. Fisher
Leon Fisher
Seattle
Claire Fisher
Oklahoma
Ey Nia
Selma’ Fisher
Logan Temple
Lionel
Danielson
Smithfield
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Gary Cooper
Paralous Technicolor
Creari Vee Phat
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Darryl P. Zanucic
Arizona
Des Jekyll
Cache ‘Valley
Harley: Lowe
C Ulimann
Ullman
Brigham “City
Dennis
C. Lowe
Ted Steers
Robert Lowe
Alvin Atkinson
Henry Atkinson
Logan Canyon
Franklin Basin
Strawberry Canyon
Cliff Whitehead
Bill Carter
Sodal Springs
Vaughan Packer
Doyle Packer
Los ‘Angeles
Vaughan
Veressa ‘Packer
Bernice Parkinson
Arthur Jennes
Whittier
Lester “Aliinson
Atkinson
Bill Rosser
Junior Atkinson
Datus Eck
Harley Lowe
Max Atkinson
Brent Atkinson
Junior
Yellowstone Park
Brit Bergeson
Nancy
W.H. Biggs - E
William” Robin
Ovenight
Wilburn. Robinson
Leonard Parkinson
DeEsta Porter
Susan Welch
The
Mutual
Nan Dehlin
Gail Smith
Jean Stockdale
Alperta Heaps
Joan Butterworth
Gayle Lowe
Ada Chatterton
Vella
Myrtle Woodward
Linrose
Lorraine Hawkes
Maxine Hampton
Dorene
Mel‘da Smith
Pamela
C. J. Buttars
Mink Creek
Russell Westerberg
Henry Mockli
Della Keller
Bud Keller
Cleveland
al Farr
Ramona Jensen
Carl Jensen
Delbert Seamons
Delbert Ny Seamons
Seamons
Jeff Hurst
Delmer- Olson
Oneida Stakehouse
Kay Fellows
RaNae Olson
Pamela Westerberg
W. E. Crane
Serge Gudmansen
Sondra Keller
Delbert Keller
Salt—Lake
Oliver Keller
Cloyd “Wilde
Luella Egbert
Paul Ebert
Ronald Dursteller
David Christensen
Leon Roper
Weldon ‘Rasmussen
Mildred Rosen
Riverdale
aRene Harmer
Harmer
Alameda
Burnell Baird
Harold Baird
Dale Bennett
Mission Field
Aston Forman
Elva Ann Forman
Aroet Bennett
DeLos
Valero
Bennett and Sons
Fred
Gary
Pocatello “Hospital
Claude
Keller
Gauliday
Dora
J. Richard
Haworth
Great“ Falls
Mont
Olive Nelson
Norval “Whitehead
We “Ey Crane
Rodney Jensen
Ogan
Rosetta -Jensen
Carolyn -Jensen
Wyatt
Stewart
Max Jensen
Son
Anchorage
Alaska
Rosetta
Rodney’ Jensen
Glen-Jensen
Brigham City
Donald Jepsen
Marion Weller
Salt’ Lake, City
Agnes’ ‘Jepsen
Leeral Jensen
Orvid
Christensen
Ervin : Larsen
Vernon
Gloria Keller
Ander
Marinus Hansen
Don Hansen
Melvin ‘Carlson
Kathy
Tremonton
Mack Hansen
Elwood
Wilford
Nelson
Kyle
Roy Jewett
Noonan
Jewett
Mary Keller Beach
Minks Creek
Logan, Lds Hospital
Bill Carver
Deward Carver
Utah State University
Wade Christensen
Joseph
A. Christensen
Sarah “Geddes
Tillie Miles
Fred'Croshaw
Mountain , View
Golden Geddes
Golden
Calgary
W. S. Geddes
Virgil
Carl ‘Webster
Dale Geddes
Banida
Oxford
Colleen
Coburn
Salt Lake
Fred Coburn
Boyd. Campbell
Garold
Fisher
Fred. Coburn
Aberdeen
Jack Coburn
Orin .Hatch
Morris
Malad
Orin
Hatch
Susan Fisher
Gayle Kendall
Dorothy Keller
Lavona Hatch
Rae Baker
Cecil Fisher
Relief Society
Clifton
Earl Jensen
Henry Jensen
Margaret
Gleed
Vernal
Selma Fisher
Fred * Croshaw
Mountain View
Garold “Fisher
Lorin. Olson
Leon
James
Merline Hatch
Hill Field Base
Wash
Marie Hatch
Arlene Holden
Herbert ‘Williams
Packer
East Eas
Olall
Trousseau
Preston Citizen
Phon
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