Services Held For Owen Voss Cole Burial At Willard
Funeral services for Owen Voss Cole 46 of Filer were held at the Filer LDS chapel with Bishop John C. Barlow officiating. Burial followed in Willard Utah. Cole born July 18 1908 in Ammon died October 8 in Twin Falls after a heart attack. He married Barbara Whitehead February 12 1926 in Logan and lived in Filer ten years, previously Preston. Survivors include widow five children three brothers and three sisters. Graveside rites were conducted in Willard with Bishop Lloyd Christensen delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Voss Cole
Magic Valley Memorial Hospital
Twin Falls
Filer
LDS
John C. Barlow
Willard
Mr. Cole
Ammon
Barbara Whitehead
Logan
Ottis L. Cole
W. Wayne Cole
Odeassa Cole
Erwin Taylor
Preston
W. D Fife
Jerome
J. W. Whitehead
Tom McVey
Wrames May
von Reynolds
Douglas Brown
Ross Ward
DeWaine Jenkins
Garth Price
Jay Merrill
Wiert Fife
Barlow
Max W. Carver
Eldon Tanner
Dean Call
Henry Rawlings
Franklin Lds Stake
Mary Johnson
Roger Vincent
Bernard Brown
John Péterson
Cole
W. D. Fife
Lloyd Christensen
Anabelle Hull
Ralph Davis
Cecil Foster
Ralph Cole
Miss Larene Schenk Heads to Japan for Air Force Post
Miss Larene Schenk daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Schenk traveled from Ogden to Nagoya Japan to work as a stenographer with the air force she will stay in New Orleans port of embarkation until late October. Roy Esplin hosted a Friday chicken dinner for Tracey Baxter Rochelle Condie Paul Swainston Sharon Larsen Glenda Swann and Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larene Schenk
Fred. J. Schenk
Nagoya
Japan
Air Force
Roy Esplin
Tracey Baxter
Rochelle Condie
Paul Swainston
Preston
Sharon Larsen
Glenda Swann
Banida
Melvin
Franklin county gatherings and weekend travels noted
The item lists visitors and travelers in Franklin county and nearby areas. Names include Hollingsworth, Sonja Nielsen of Winder, Elizabeth Schow of Brig ham City, J N Larsen, Stanton Smedley, and Wayne Evans among others. The report mentions a DUP meeting on November 3 at 7 30 p m and various family visits, hunting trips, and social visits across Rigby Idaho Falls Palisades dam and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Dup
Stanton Smedley
South Second East
Halloween Party Held by Lady Elks in Riverdale
The Lady Elks hosted a Halloween party Monday evening in the lodge hall with Melva Wheeler and a committee managing the social. Steven Rasmussen sang solos, Anna Lee Fisher read, and Sally Nash performed a ballet. Pinochle and bridge games crowned winners including Lew Ames and Ida Brutenbeker in pinochle and Maryabelle Pyke and Ida Brutenbeker in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Elks
Melva Wheeler
Rita Swainston
Ida Britenbeker
Leona Chatterton
Wanda Allen
Lou Dean Allen
Deane Auger
Casey Bergquist
LaVerna Warner Bonita Oliverson
Theda Ware
LaVana Hansen
Steven Rasmussen
Diane Forsgren
Anna Lee Fisher
Sally Nash
Lew Ames
Dorothy Kendrick
Maryabelle Pyke
Ida Brutenbeker
Low
Local Social Notes Mention Family and Travel
Falls visited Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs David R Williams. Karl Ballif and family attended a farewell for Barbara Ballif leaving for a New England States LDS mission. Barbara Ballif attended BYU. Mrs Ballif visiting Salt Lake City brief stay. Stan Winns and Herman Vickers family shared a birthday dinner in Salt Lake. Myron Day received word their son Marlow in the Navy is seriously ill with pneumonia in San Diego hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Handley
Salt Lake City
Andrew Hendricks
Kim and
Greg
Rigby
Idaho Falls
Seymour Greaves
Donna Gae Hobbs
W. F. Rindlisbaker
Riverdale
Salt Lake
Salt Lake General Hospital
Little Clair Alan Greaves
Falls
David R. Williams
Karl Ballif
Provo
Barbara Ballif
New England States
Byu
Ballif
Stan Winns
Mrs
Herman. Vickers
Myron Day
Marlow
San Diego
Lone Pine DUP Honors Two Ladies
Mrs Earl Weaver hosted the Lone Pine DUP gathering with 19 invited. Honored guests were Mrs Sophia Workman aged 87 and Mrs Margaret Eccles of Salt Lake City aged 90. Norene Warr sketched Workman’s life as dessert luncheon concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weaver
Lone Pine
DUP
Flossie Merrill
Ruby Davis
Sophia Workman
Margaret Eccles
Salt Lake City
Norene Warr
Saturday Bridge Club Hosts Mrs. Johnson at Home
Mrs. Howard Johnson entertained the Saturday bridge club at her home last week with a dessert luncheon. Guests included Betty McCune Vera Nelson Bernadine Smith Norma Hale Meredith Booker Leah Knudsom and Ava Greaves. Mrs. McCune won high and Mrs. Greaves second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johnson
Betty, McCune
Vera Nelson
Bernadine Smith
Norma Hale
Meredith Booker
Leah Knudsom
Ava Greaves
McCune
Greaves
Mrs Milo Hobbs on TV Cake Decorating Demo
Mrs Milo Hobbs will appear as a guest on Margaret Masters KSL TV program on Monday October 25. She will demonstrate the art of cake decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Hobbs
Margaret Masters
Ksl-Tv
Mrs Jennie Neeley Gay Ninety Club Hostess
Mrs. Jennie Neeley entertained the Gay Ninety club Thursday at the Ezra Foss residence. Cards were played and lunch served to Ruth Perry Gladys Rosen Anna Morrison Mary Jensen Jennie Barton and Georgia Carlson. Phone your news to No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Neeley
Gay Ninety Club
Ezra Foss
Ruth Perry
Gladys Rosen
Anna Morrison
Mary Jensen
Jennie Barton
Georgia Carlson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voss Cole
U. S
Indo-China
Elizabeth Schow
Brigham City
J. N. Larsen
Wayne Evans
Richard Hendricks
Aless Nash
Soda Springs
Sam Page
Bryan Lee Page
Conrad Wineberg
W. H.handley
Larry
J. C. Forsgren
Jennie Holt
Los Angeles
B. G. Weaver
Glade Heusser
Ray Heusser
Joseph Heusser
Orval Nish
Margene
Plymouth
Raymond Heusser
Deweyville
B. J. Weaver
Riley Nelson
Port Angeles
Wash
Deer Cliff Inn
C. I. Goff
Idaho
Ingram Smith
M. Paul
Bud” Thomas
Raona Club
Cleo Swenson
RaOna
Harley Greaves
Smith Allen
Floyd Palmer Low
Lone Pine Dup
Johnson
Mrs. Hobbs
Jennie Neeley Gay
John P. Whitaker
Congress
Franklin County Democratic Central Committee
Pocatello
Democratic Committee
Studebaker-Packard
America
Studebaker
Studebakers
Palmer Motor ‘Implement Co
North State
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