Community Notes From Mason County Families
Sunday visits and weekend travels highlight a series of local family events. Kenneth Merrill flies from California to visit his parents in Hillfield, while Mrs. Ownes Baur visits Salmon and Mrs. Sam Page returns from Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Other names include the Merrill, Malmberg, Hansen, Ashby, Crockett, Sheaffer, McCune, Olsen, Ballif, Johnson, and Carlson households with trips to Ogden, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Salt Lake City, Boulder, Helena, and Las Vegas for hospital, work, or education reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Merrill
Mrs. W. Paul Merrill
California
Hillfield
Johnsons host visit from Chicago and Idaho trip
The Johnson family in Pocatello hosted visitors after L. L. Johnson returned from the Chicago convention of air brake and diesel of the International Locomotive and Maintenance Officers. Over the weekend Mr and Mrs Jerry Weaver welcomed Mrs Weaver's parents and Mrs Lois Passey of Berkeley. Dr Marion E Bell and Eldon Tanner flew to Idaho's central primitive area for fishing and camping and returned. Salt Lake visitors included Mr and Mrs Russell Cranney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
L. L. Johnson
Chicago
Air Brake
Diesel
International Locomotive and Maintenance Officers
Jerry Weaver
Marion E. Bell
Eldon Tanner
Idaho
Dr. Bell
Bridal Shower Held For Miss Bonadell Cornish
A bridal shower for Bonadell Cornish of Cove Utah was hosted by Mrs. Alton Buttars on Monday evening September 22 at her Cove home. Guests included Mrs. Carol McEntire of Preston Mrs. Ardis Waite of Logan Melna Coleman of Smithfield Shirley Larsen Grace Hendricks Diane Cornish Mardean Allen and Mrs. Lael Feller. A bridal scrapbook was created and the bride received a cooker as a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonadell Cornish
Cove
Alton Buttars
Carol McEntire
Preston
Ardis Waite
Logan
Melna Coleman
Smithfield
Shirley Larsen
Grace Hendricks
Diane Cornish
4-H Club Leaders Hold Annual Party in Franklin County
4 H club leaders and friends gathered on the Gibson lawn Thursday evening for the annual party. More than 100 enjoyed a bonfire dinner of fried chicken and sides. The evening featured group singing, a program, talks by Mr. Gibson and Daniel Roberts, plus a song by Afton Long and a tumbling act by Diane Winward and Marsha Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Owen Gibson
Lorraine
Thelma Griffeth
Theada Hyde
Loretta Maughan
Ellen Gibson
Lucretia Maughan
Jessie Erickson
Ellen Roberts
Walt Rindlisbaker
Mr. Gibson
Daniel Roberts
Afton Long
Diane Winward
Marsha Benson
Wasatch Camp Officers Installed at Meeting
Wasatch Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers reorganized at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Anna Palmer. Mrs. Anna Palmer and Essie Brower were released as captain and first vice captain, with Mrs. Essie Brower installed as captain and Lizzie Weaver as first vice captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatch
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Anna Palmer
Essie Brower
Lizzie Weaver
Fine Arts Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Marion Condie
The Fine Arts club gathered at the Condie home with guests Mrs Gideon Condie Mrs Fawn Porter Mrs Nettie Nielsen and Mrs Josie Condie. Nora Moser presented a book review of Caine Mutiny and 22 guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Condie
Fine Arts Club
Gideon Condie
Fawn Porter
Nettie Nielsen
Josie Condie
Nora Moser
Floyd Morgan
USAC
Third Ward
Age of
Pickwick Club Hosted by Mrs Larene Lowe
Mrs. Larene Lowe of Franklin entertained the Pickwick club at her home with Rhonda Poole presenting a review of children’s books donated to the public library. A dessert luncheon preceded a wedding dance for Mr and Mrs Lee M Whittle at Glencoe ward recreation hall with Merlin Smith orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larene Lowe
Franklin
Pickwick Club
Rhonda Poole
Lee M. Whittle
Glencoe Ward Recreation Hall
Merlin Smith
Ollie Foss
Jennie Boyle
Lizzie Weaver
Letitia Paull
Jefferson P T A to Meet Monday
The Jefferson school will host a P T A meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the school building. This is the first of several special meetings. Listen to Jeff is presented every Wednesday at 7 p.m. over KPST for school happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Jeff
Mrs Kenneth Williams Dies at Age 43
Inza Fitzpatrick Williams 43 died Tuesday evening at her Provo home after a lingering illness. She is survived by husband Kenneth Williams, three daughters Annis Ferre Joanne Zinnerman and Shirley Williams, one granddaughter Kenna Rae Ferre, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Saturday in the Clifton ward chapel with burial in Preston Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inza Fitzpatrick Williams
Provo
Calif
Burton Fitzpatrick
Tracy
Howard Fitzpatrick
Blackfoot
Marion Fitzpatrick
Clifton Ward Chapel
Preston Cemetery
Cortez established first sugar mill in North America
In 1535 in Mexico, Cortez established the first sugar mill on the North American continent marking an early colonial industry milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cortez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massey-Harris
Velvet
Thea
West Oneida Preston, Ideho
Deanna Merrill
W. Paul Merrill
Joe Malmberg
Dora Hansen
Deloss Hansen
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Sam Page
Idaho Falls
Perry R. ‘Hymas
Doland H. Page
Conan Winberg
Newel Hymas
Clarin Ashby
Mr. Ashby
J. L. Ashby
Murray, Ut
Reed ,Crockett of
Amelia Crockett
Parley Sheaffer
Neil Sheaffer
University of Arizona
Sally McCune
University
Wendell Olsen
Bingham, Ut
Maud Olsen
LaDean
Boulder
Helena
Mont
Olsen
Twila Hatcher
Karl Ballif
Salt Lake City
George Yeates
The
Idaho Farm Insurance Co
Howard H. Johnson
Las Vegas
Nev
Richard Carlson
San Francisco
Laurence Johnson
FORD
West Oneida
McCune Motor CO
Mercury Preston, Idaho
Joe Jarvis
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Jarvis
Charles Manke
Salt Lake Sunday
Mrs
Russell Cranney
Wasatch Camp
Gage
Smith-Corona
Ani Office
Page Gaga
Preston Citizen
Loretta Nation
Nathan Thomas
Merry Mixer
Elwin Allred
Wilson School
Pickwick
Lee Whittle
Bridge
Fourth Ward
Tom Levy
Jefferson
Kenneth Williams
Eral
Fred Davis
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