Carol Hager Feted on Birthday in Granddaughter Celebration
Mrs Alma Prence and Mr and Mrs Wm Morrison hosted a Friday evening party for granddaughter Carol Hager to mark her eleventh birthday. Guests played games, enjoyed dessert, and rolled to Imperial Hall for skating.
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Alma Prence
Wm. Morrison
Carol Hager
Weekend Visitors and Family News Detailing Provo and Salt Lake Affairs
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Calder and DeLoy Vernon of Provo visiting the Alton Vernon home. Clara Jenkins attended Extension Leadership meetings in Logan and visited her son Cal Dee at AC. Ella Stringham returned from Salt Lake where she visited her daughter Ethel White and family. Ethel took a Temple Excursion to Hawaii and met son Kenneth and wife, parents of a baby boy born early January. Stringham notes the baby is her first grandchild. In Salt Lake, Nellie Allen is reported much improved. Carson Roper and Lucille Conway of Provo visited the Woit Roper home. Carson was recently released from the Paratroopers. Gene Fox spent the weekend with his BYU-bound parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox. Attendees at George Allred’s funeral in Neola included Theo Morrison, the Floyd Campbell family, the Melvin Roberts family, Lena and Linda McCarty, and Patty Penson. Fenton Allred of Salt Lake is mentioned.
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Clara Jenkins
Logan
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Ella Stringham
Salt Lake
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Ethel
Hawaii
Kenneth
George Allred F
Neola
Theo Morrison
Floyd Campbell
Melvin ‘Roberts
Lena and
Linda McCarty
Patty Penson
Fenton Allred
Teachers honored for 35 years service in community event
In a vase and carnation ceremony Anna Mor rison and Mamie Preece received honors for 35 years of teaching. Games were played with high honors awarded to Nila Batty and Sterling Cook. Consolation prizes went to Beatrice Harrison and Alma Preece. A dessert lunch followed. Sunday evening meeting led by the Relief Society featured the Singing Mothers with two songs. Speakers included Elva Ericksen, Revina Caldwell, Erma Collett, and Davis Merkley.
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Anna Morrison
Mamie Preece
Nila Batty
Sterling Cook
Beatrice Harrison
Alma Preece
Reef Society
Singing
Elva Ericksen
Revina Caldwell
Erma Collett
Davis Merkley
Fireside talk and visits at local homes and meetings
Wednesday and Thursday gatherings featured Fireside at Rex L Gardner home with John Evan Jones as speaker and light refreshments for 15. Guests included the Golden Merkleys of Salt Lake and Max Bergner of El Paso. A landscape meeting at Aces Hall with Doyle Landon spoke, eight part dessert luncheon. Next meeting March 28.
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Rex L. Gardner
John Evan Jones
Golden Merkleys
Salt Lake
Max Bergners
el Paso
Texas
Joseph Merkley
Aces Hall
Doyle Landon
Darwood Campbell
Louisa Campbell
Roosevelt
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Ken Mclean
Danette
Edith Rector
Rangely
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McConkie
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Pleasant Valley
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Duane Hall
Phillip Pope
Neldon Hacking
Leo Walkers Host Guests and Family News
The Leo Walkers hosted visitors from the Bishop Walkers of Lapoint and welcomed family updates. Ella Slaugh returned from Salt Lake City after wintering with her children. Mrs. Charles Goodrich visited Roosevelt with her sister Pearl Jenkins. New grandson born Feb 18 to Tex and Mrs Evars. Dean and Neldon Slaugh visiting before returning to California. Clifford Massey and family stayed with the Leos Friday. Wade Slaugh discharged from service after Korea. The Walkers and Ren Watkins saw Therlo Georges in California. Leo Walkers and Ren Watkins attended Frank Huber funeral in Lapoint. Kelley Powells of Jensen visited. Kermit Brimhall and Vernal visitors with Dell Smuin. Kenneth Smuin trip to Rifle Colorado. 3,660,000 Boy Scouts belong to 95,000 units.
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Ella Slaugh
Salt Lake City
Charles Goodrich
Roosevelt
Pearl Jenkins
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Neldon Slaugh
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Vernal
Dell Smuin
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Boy Scouts of America
Car Insurance Rates Reduced In Utah Amid Classification Changes
Insurance firms aligned with the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters cut auto policy rates in Utah by 8 to 234 dollars annually in non business family cars. Revisions reward lower risk youth when female drivers under 25 outpace male drivers over 25. Business use reduces reductions to about 9 percent.
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National Bureau of Casualty
Utah
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