Local Families Celebrate Births and Visits Across Town
A string of social notes records the Bairds welcoming a baby boy and Velda Austin as mother, along with relatives traveling to Detroit and California. Detours include Brigham City funerals, Idaho Falls temple work, Utah University study resumption, and Mutual club social at the ball park with a Wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Baird
Ehila
Baird
Velda Austin
Fay’ Wilde
Detroit
Harley Jepsen
Brigham City
James Baird
Mary Jean
California
Theo Bell
John Baird
Wilmer Lee
Idaho Falls
Lenard Nelson
Preston
Delbert Keller
Mardel Nelson
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Alma Rigby
Logan
Frank Jensen
Tor
Temple
Art Gunderson
Wenzel Keller
Clearfield
Arias Keller
Loren Keller
Merlin
Hyrum ‘Nelson
Cleve
Calvin Hymus
LaReva Finley
Ovid
Jesse Wheeler
Marinus Jepsen
Jepsen
Cafeteria Menu Week September 29 to October 3
The menu lists daily meals for a school cafeteria from Monday to Friday. Items include baked potatoes with brown gravy and buttered peas, meat roll with tomato sauce and green beans, macaroni and cheese with fresh tomatoes, chili con carne with crackers, and beef barbecue sandwich with soups and desserts like apricots peaches ice cream and orange pudding.
Winder Ladies Posse Banquet and Local Social News
Winder Franklin County Ladies Posse hosted a banquet and dance at Brookside on Wednesday evening with members including Mr and Mrs Follett Hedin Swainston Orion Follett and several Swainston relatives. Social notes mention attendees at the Blackfoot state fair and a Sunday sacrament speaker Ray Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Ladies
Brookside
Winder
John Follett
Gus’ Hedin
Wm. Swainston
Orion Follett
Shirley Palmer
Greene Wells
Marion Winn
Marion Bennett
Ray Swainston
Herbert Zeigler
C. L. Bright
Blackfoot
Ray Anderson
Vernon Merrill
Trenton
Merrill
Ed Talbot
B. H. Swainston
Wm. Sw
Thatcher area residents share weekend news and school project
Thatcher employee of the Co op Cheese factory enjoyed a swim and supper at Lava last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Reno Weaver spent the weekend in Lewiston visiting friends. Thatcher school district ladies canned apples on Monday for hot lunches this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eck spent the weekend at Weston with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Op Cheese Factory
Lava
Reno Weaver
Lewiston
Thatcher
Ray Eck
Weston
Mutuals
Wee
Sidney Johnson
Penny
Tamara
Mae Tingey
Bishop
Maurice’ Tingey
Rasfus Nelson
Mabel Pratt
Pocatello
al' Wickham
Franklin
Arnold Hyde
Framew
Hans Nelson
Mae’ Tingey
Ruth Tingey
Colleen
California
Carroll
Berkley
Fire destroys haystack in Weston sparked by train
A week ago a blaze in Weston consumed a large stack of hay and baled straw owned by A. S. Keller. Sparks from a passing train ignited the flames, and strong winds fueled the fire. Local residents and students, including Reed Griffith Neal Jorgensen Stewart Buttars and many others, were noted among attendees and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Keller
Reed
Griffith
Neal
Jorgensen
Stewart’ Buttars
Clair Olson
Val Ray
Feller
Alton ‘Buttars
USAC
Auraul Christensen
Orval Bensen
Preston
Audery Hansen
Weldon Reeder
Brian ’ Bergeson
PTA
Clifton
Clark
Campbell
Bonnie’ “Campbell
Bonnie
Bryce Campbell
Bob Anderson
Idel Cole
Swan
Lake
Cleam- Butler
Jos. Hansen
Cornish
Utah
Idaho
Clarkston
Lewiston
Pete. Hansen
Smithfield
M. M. Deaton
Lava Hot Springs
Bishop
Maurice Tingey
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Lizabeth Scott Ea
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Mary Astor
Wendele
Corey Sane Novak
Stan Kenton and Orchestra
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Aing
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Ainte
Se Ig
Power. Gu
Johnson
Reines Fer
Iehy
Saa Levene Jana Colby
Randolph Scott Barbara
Britton
Mother Technicolor
Hag
John Carroll Vera, Ralston
Gabby” Hayes
Isis
Lizabeth Scott
Bure Lancaster
Paramount
Adeh i
I Security Bank
Ian Han Doe
Minna Bird
Fox & Duck
Mr. Wolf
Hullaba
Lulu
Tack Armstrong
Jfriday
Eee
Janis Carter
Barry Sullivan
Ozideor Petads
Has Roach H
Topper
Tris
Constance Bennett
Roland Young
United
Say Rorgh
Stopper
Som
Joan Blondell
Roland "Young
Carole Landis
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