Danish Traveler Reviews Life in Denmark During WWII Era
Mr Jorgensen, a Danish veteran, recounts a 1950 visit noting rising car ownership, extensive bicycles, and improved farm wages with sanitation and vacations. He praises Denmark as democratic, hospitable, and rich in sports, history, and careful cemeteries, while contrasting wartime strains and German occupation with American life. He calls his current valley home and cherishes America.
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Denmark
Jorgensen
America
England
Westminster
Marcus
Fred Gregerson
Banida
Anitone Jensen
Europe
Idaho
Franklin County Clerks Office Candidate Seeks Vote
Democratic ticket candidate for Clerk of the District Court Ex Officio Auditor and Recorder asks Franklin County voters for support in the General Election November 2 1954. He has five years residency in the county attended four universities served in WWII taught commercial at West Side High School is married with seven children and a stake worker in Sunday School vowing dependable honest economical services and tax paying property owner status.
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West Side High School
Franklin County
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Dayton Couple Visits Grandmother and Family
Dayton resident Mr Wright and Mrs Wright of Logan spent last Friday afternoon visiting his grandmother Mrs Mary E B Jones. Mrs Margaret Nelson accompanied Mrs Della Crockett of Preston to attend graveside services in Willard last Wednesday afternoon for their niece’s husband Owen Voss Cole of Filer. Mr and Mrs Don Dalley and
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Larry Wright
Logan
Mary E. B. Jones
Margaret Nelson
Della Crockett
Preston
Willard
Owen Voss Cole
Filer
Don Dalley
Family members visit relatives during weekend in Weston area
The article recounts multiple family visits as relatives travel to Weston and nearby towns for stake quarterly conferences, birthdays, and holidays. Attendees include the Atkinsons and Dalleys from Salt Lake and Pocatello families visiting Minnie Perkins, Archibalds, and Larsen. Deer hunting and USAC attendance appear among weekend activities.
Community Visits and Rededicated Relief Society Craft Day
Members and families from Mackay Logan Richmond Clifton Mink Creek and Twin Falls visited over weekends and weekdays with relatives. Ada Taylor led a relief society work meeting with quilting copper work and jewelry making.
PTA Meeting and DUP Social Roundup at Local Groups
Oxford Thursday evening PTA at West Side High School discussed annual membership drive and programs. DUP gathering at Clara Olson home featured a safety lesson, games, and refreshments.
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Lola Jensen
Karl Kendall
Henry Hatch
PTA
West Side High School
DUP
Clara Olson
Oneida Anderson
Gayle Kendall
Annie Hatch
Relief Society
Clara
Aldean
Fisher
Community Notices From Local Families Around Smithfield
Mrs Clara Olson and Wanda drove to Salt Lake visiting friends. Albert Wayment’s daughter and family visited Ogden. Henry Hatch attended William Deppe funeral in Smithfield and visited Croshaw, Hansen, and Elizabeth Farrell. Trailbuilders welcomed blazers. junior gleaners held an apple party. Margaret Hatch returned home, Marvin and Caryl Jensen visited Martha in Pocatello. Deer hunting success noted for Oxford hunters. Bill Painter and Gary visited Petterbergs. Emma Auger and Zetta joined quilting at Lucy Porter’s in Mapleton. Cecelia Petterborg spent a day in Blackfoot. Lloyd Young and daughter Carol Petterborg visited to pick up workers. Theodore Bamnes of Preston joined.
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Blackfoot
Milton Dalley
Earl Atkinson
Salt Lake
Mabel Atkinson
Sherwin
Frances
Joyce
Oneida Stake
Bernard Perkins
Pocatello
Minnie Perkins
Larry
Dale
David
Dorothy Jensen
Dayton
Afton
Brenda Dalley
Marva Kent
Kristy Phillips
Diane Rodrero
Reva Archibald
Geraldene
Lucy Bingham
Sharon Stevenson
Marilyn
Rose Ann Schwartz
Sharene Page
Ray Eck
Reed Eck
Glenn
Brigham City
Shirley Eck
Ogden
Myrtle Eck
Elton
Dale Eck
Weston
Enid Crookston
Lu Wayne Olsen
Mackay
Edith Crookston
Fern Larsen
Margaret Nelson
Anklin
Reta Porter
Emma Friedli
Gordon
Logan
LaVor Jensen
William Mendenhall
Jack
Twin Falls
Paul Naef
Rebecca Nelson
Downey
Lester Call
Albert Robinson
Richmond
Ada Taylor
Chloe Cahoon
Kenna Bergeson
Clara Olson
Wanda
Smithfield
Albert Wayment
Thompson Hatch
Henry A. Hatch
William’ Deppe
John J. Croshaw
George Hansen
Elizabeth Farrell
Hatch
Gleaners
M- Men
Margaret Hatch
Grace
Marvin
Caryl Jensen
Martha
Oxford
Bill Painter
Gary
Guy C. Petterberg
Emma Auger
Zetta
Lucy Porter
Mapleton
Vandis Sharp
Jennie Porter
Alene Porter
Cecelia Petterborg
Lloyd Young
Pingree
Petterborg
Carol Petterborg
Theodora Bamnes
Preston
Glendale Relief Society Banquet and Bazaar Highlights
A Glendale banquet and bazaar hosted by the relief society Monday night served about 70 along tables with rose and gladiola bouquets. Gordon Oliverson sang solos with pianist Mrs. Blaine Benson of Preston. Eph Johnson and Vern Nelson auctioned bazaar items and cakes. Proceeds fund the ward chapel building project. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Preece and son Dean of Soda Springs attended.
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Relief Society
Gordon Oliverson
Blaine Benson
Preston
Eph Johnson
Vern . Nelson
Ward Chapel
Francis Preece
Soda Springs
Masters for Secretary of State Seeks Reelect Victory
Ira H. Masters, Democratic candidate for Secretary of State, seeks a third term after serving three terms. He promises to fight waste and extravagance and asks voters to re elect him. Paid for by Ira H. Masters.
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Ira
H. Masters
Ira H. Masters
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