Choules Return from Michigan and Utah Trip Across States
Mr and Mrs Jack Choules return from a two week journey to Carsonville Michigan and Mackinaw Island via the upper peninsula to see forts and ships. Other Clifton residents are noted for deaths and family visits including Roy Taylor’s funeral and Ada Bailey’s Las Vegas trip and temple visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Jack Choules
Carsonville
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Mackinaw Island
Seolocks
Sault Ste Marie
Detroit
Lynn Davis
Las Vegas
Henry Rawlings
Roy Taylor
George Redington
Downey Hospital
Logan
Ray Croshaw
Vinnie Hawkes
Willard
Utah
Ada Bailey
Las Agas
Rex Terry
St. George Temple
Peggy Terry
Claude Barker
John Terry
Pocatello
Thatcher Women Host Kitchen Shower for Joy Johnson
A kitchen shower was given Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Horace Wright in Thatcher for Joy Johnson. Attendees included Ida Bell Wright Gay Smith Odessa McGregor Ruth Stephenson Joyce Bennett Vernona Garbett Becks Bennett Arlene Alleman Julie Skinner Jolene Alleman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Nielson
Les Bell
Dee Johnson
David Gerber
Lynn Gerber
Linda Gerber
Madalene McDaniels
Edith Weighall
Juniper Inn
Reuel Skinner
Cindy
Wend
Iona
Dahl Robbins
Harris Stephens
Frank ‘Langston
Helena
Mont
Weekend Visits and Church Notes Highlight Local Families
Jeff Tuttle a BYU student visited with sister and Ken neth Geddes family. Roland Allen of Soda Springs stayed with Cecil Miles group. Logan Kay Bowen and Idaho Falls visitors joined Thorn Lowe and others for Sunday School talks. Primary starts 1976 77 year under Joan Lindhardt. Relief Society planned activities. Seaborn Lamont weekend in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banida
Jeff Tuttle
BYU
Kenneth Geddes
Roland Allen
Soda Springs
Cecil ‘Miles
Cecil Miles
Kay Bowen
Logan
Lynn Youngstrom
Idaho Falls
Lenna Lowe
Otho Moosman
Thorn Lowe
Lorenzo Jones
High Council
Joel Palmer
Jones
Pres
Joan Lindhardt
Glorpoly
Christy -Ged
Relief Society
Peggy B. Christensen
First Security banks on helping you grow your dreams
The ad promotes First Security as a bank that understands financial needs and aims to make customers happy. It suggests listening to the jingle for a consistent message of growth and service and invites people to give the bank a try.
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Reed Belew
Paul Jensen
Ralph West
Lions Club
Larry Stokes
Elks Rehabilitation Hospital
Boise
Lion Club
Elks
Burt Johnson
Lions
Gordon Jensen
Ogden
Marguerite Henderson
Kendall Fuller
Sugar City
Stanley Fuller
Gene Sant Bell
Washington, DC
Patricia Fisher
Carol Henderson
Sylvia Murdock
Myrna Moyle
Nancy Elgan
Carl Owen
Preston
Ray Taylor
Oxford-Clifton
Bertie Winward
Pres Carl Mortensen
Dan Taylor
Clarice Porter
Blanch Henderson
Blanch Christensen
Arthur Wardell
Arthur Sant
Taylor
Hugh Hansen
Mink Creek
Fred Anderson
Riverdale
Julian Dansie
Hansen
Erma Christensen
Mark Gregersen
Fisher McDermott
Donna
Neil McDermott
Leonard
Weston
Bruce Bodily
Fairview
Vera
Bruce Campbell
Arthur Stevenson
Velma
Richard Lemmon
Tom Nelson
Lemoore
Lee Schwaneveldt
Shirley Morris
Ernie Sax
and Allis Molaberger
Salt Lake City
LaRue Lemmon
Clearfield
Povey
Eldon Povey
Sunset
Grant Povey
American Falls
Natalie Mendenhall
Gatewood
Walla Walla
Wash
Bicknell
Mrs Wilson
Farmers Insurance Group
Bob Acock
Southern
Idaho
Northern
West Oneida
Yes — VA Fast Security Bank of
Thatcher
Helen Francis
Bruno Perry
Kathy
Nadilie Fackrell
Nellie Stephensons
Reed Stephen
Jim Thompson
Teton City
Foalima Hokum
Bountiful
Freeman Rasmussen
Orem Utah
Scott
Randy
Maron Smith
Theron Smith
June Thompson
Garden Grove
Calif
Ellis Wright
Victor Peterson
Blake Allah
Charles C Izatt
Izatt
Berniece Rudd
Sandy Utah
Adamn Callahan
Harris Stephenson
Norman Kelley
Shelley
Leah Kendall
Ray Welker
Doyle Harris
Kim
Richard Garbett
Rexbury
Bea
Ricks College
Dana Smoot
Thatcher Ward
Claude Sant
Vernon Mendenhall
Larry
Higgins
California
Tracy Conlin
Elaine Burnham
Leo Roper
Logan Hospital
Val Kay Bowles
Roe Bennett
George Bowles
Dorothy Miles
Fairview Briefs
Mrs. Seaborn Lamont
Mrs
Norris Hyde
Were Funeral Home
East Oneida Preston
TDAHO
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