Maeser Ward Attends Primary Conference in Salt Lake City
Two cars carried Maeser 1st Ward members to Salt Lake City for the Primary conference. The group included Wilbur Oaks and Mrs Oaks along with several other families and friends. Attendees reported speeches by Virginis Lawson Marjorie Bingham Reuben McConkie and a Mia Maids and Explorers fireside at the Roberts home with solos by Iowa Hacking.
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Caddia Oaks
Salt Lake City
Wilbur Oaks
Oaks
Hulbert
Douglas Lawson
Margret Roberts
Reva McKee
Margery Bingham Barste Hatch
Rose Roberts
Barste Hatch
Roberta
Werald Edward Abplanalp
Abplanalp
Snowville
Bishop Ward Evans
Conrad
Val
Victor Johnson
Bingham Canyon
Esters
Vera
Hacking
May Samuels
Virginis Lawson
Marjorie Bingham
Salt Lake
Reuben McConkie
Dave C. Roberts
Iowa
Magelby
Australia
Bern
Switzerland
Steve Adams
Spanish Fork
Johm Adama
Tauline Anderson
Boyd Price
Hi Home
Fonday
Ward Evans
Jess Burke
W. A. Robertson
Fruita
Cold
Lester Bingham
Verle Ivie
Richards
Herman Bingham
L. A. Timothy
Gale
Return from Arizona Featured in Local Notice
John Jeffery and family return from Arizona after a month away. Numerous neighbors and relatives visit and call on residents, with reports of hospital stays illnesses moves and family gatherings across Craig and nearby towns. A correction notes a surprise party for Elzada Evans was hosted by close friends rather than the Relief Society.
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Salt Lake City
Teed Durfee
BYU
Mark Pope
Elzada Evans
Relief Society
Evans
Frank Johnson Family Weekend Visits Across Town
The Frank Johnson family visited the Darrell Lance family in Alpine and the Max Johnson family in Murray over the weekend. Lenore Johnson is remembered as Mrs Lenore Lance from the ward. A house party at Waber Slaugh’s Saturday honored Fern Richens with games and refreshments. Visitors from Salt Lake included Mr and Mrs Clawson Elliot and daughter and the Keith Smuin family.
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Jennie Watkins
Frank Johnson
Darrell Lance
Alpine
Max Johnson
Murray
Johnsons
Keith Smuin Familly
Ken Barker
Wilford Olsen
Newell Warren
Meeker
Maud Anderson
Lyle Goodrich
Charles Goodrich
Delma Watkins
Clifford Massey
Bonanza
Hyram Green
Marvin Yourdons
Little
Fila Watkins
Lamar Lord
Marianna
Fla
Local Briefs Report Unclear Fragments and Visits
Fragmentary notes show a person found head first in a post hole, rushed to hospital where he died. Other items mention births, visits by Lena Goodrich in Casper, Wyo, twins born to Leonard Kimballs Jr, and various families visiting Garden Grove and Craig with medical aid and trips to Salt Lake.
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Sherron Jackson
Lena Goodrich
Casper
Wyo
He Leonard Kimballs Jr
Lynn Slaugh
Garden Grove
Calif
Grant Johnson
Mrs Johnson
Mac Holmes
Wade Slaugh
Salt Lake
Bill Burke
Craig
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