Maeser Mothers Day Program Noted For Gracious Services
Sunday observances at Maeser featured a large Mothers Day program with group songs plays and readings. Local youths Edith Allen Miss Fdna Dudley and Miss Erma Beck performed as choral solos and spoken tributes while Deacon staff and members distributed tokens and highlighted motherhood duties amid community attendance and family visits.
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Fdna Dudley
Marre’ Andersn
Erma Beck
Silver Threale
Warren
Albert Jones
Hugh Caldwell
Dry Fork
Clara Vernon
Lorna Oaks
E Smith
Veerat
Charles & Hon
Charles P Maughan
Shirley Price Reed Colton
Evan Smith
Dudley Werman Bingham
Lawrence Rithers Strand
Mes
John L. McConkie
Eon Lynn
Grandma McConkie
Jensen
Mithers
Lloyd Merkley
McO Goldwell
Mire
F M Caldwell
Maeser
Charles McConkle
Raneely Coloraeda
Warsey Tucker
Wm Thomas
Edwin Bodily
Provo
Wilda Dodily
Joseph Bodily
and Airs Fdvin
Jenny MecConkie
Caraine
Priesthood meeting visit to Ashley Ward Primary
Mrs Joseph P Hacking Stake President of the Primary organization and Mrs Fred Bingham first counselor visited the Primary in Ashley Ward on Monday following a Tuesday evening priesthood meeting.
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Joseph P Hacking
Mirs Fred Bingham
Ashley Ward
Congress funds 1500 sanitary forest camps for tourists
The Forest Service plans 1500 sanitary camps with water supply garbage disposal and fire prevention to boost visitor comfort and safety in National Forests. Assistant Forester L F Kneipp notes standards aim to balance public health with outdoor enjoyment and national social value.
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Congress
L. F Knelop
Forest Service
U 8 Department of Agriculture
Kneipp
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Public campgrounds expanded in National Forests
The government reports about 1509 campgrounds in National Forests, with 1187 upgraded with basic facilities to improve public health comfort and safety. Annual congressional funding enables continued work toward a fully equipped campground system for forest visitors.
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Congress
Letter Delivered From Mother Sparks Family Fuss
In a strained scene a wife, Allee, laments insult by her mother and begs her husband George to read a letter found in her mother’s handwriting. Allee cries as confusion deepens over a note urging George to be shown the message.
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Allee
George
Brakeman Refuses Jump as Freight Breaks Downhill
A Celtic origin brakeman learns pay is per mile and faces danger when an extra freight cars split on a hill. The conductor orders him to jump but he resists, saying he won’t while making money fast as the railroad rolls downhill with Pat aboard.
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Celtic
Pat
Otm
Tourist Geez Dad News Travels Fault
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions travel and gossip with unclear names and places. The garbled text references chasing, speed over a mile, and a sentiment about doing something right or wrong, but no coherent event or identifiable entities are present.
Meaningful Name Visitor Sparks Sermon Laughs at Nebraska Meeting
A Nebraska preacher at a Sunday service sternly asks why young men in the rear flirt with girls and wonders aloud why the congregation laughs. The exchange occurs as a visitor questions naming and behavior in a small town church setting.
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Nebraska
Do you file your fingernails
Question about nail filing habits followed by a practical answer stating nails are discarded after trimming.
Painter’s striped print request sparks barber pole joke
A paint firm received a playful letter asking for striped paint for a barber pole. The exchange continues with a humorous quip about kissing if escaping a tunnel and a mistaken line from a Well known phrase.
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