Maeser resident brides in Salt Lake City ceremony
Maeser residents attended a Salt Lake City temple ceremony for Mr and Mrs Gusmar Fogets Fund and two sons Jerry and Noel of Olympic Natola Park in Port Angles Washington. The couple will reside in Thatcher after a weeklong conference and park tour in Southern Utah.
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Sy Bang
Caddie Oaks
Salt Lake Yafter
Temple Thorney
Worthiele
Everettington
Gwen
Dan Ner
Lee and
Afton
Timothy Viele
Denver
Everett
Thatcher
Gusmar Fogets Fund
Jerry
Noel
Olympic
Natola Park
Port Angels
Wash
W.d
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mr. Palmer
Salt Lake City
Tseen
Ital
Mattie Carte
Holy Cross
Salt Lake
Cy.city
Salt Take
Dave Roberta
Phil
Lapoint Notes From Portlands Maree Caldwell Visit
Maree Caldwell of Portland Oregon visits her son Lawrence Caldwell in Lapoint while relatives travel to Salt Lake City for weekend visits. Many local families and friends attend birthdays, funerals, church events, and a UEA convention in Salt Lake. residents also welcome visitors from Vernal Duchesne Roosevelt and Whiterocks.
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Vernal
Lapoint
Ray Lee
UEA
Salt Lake City
Thella Lee
Georgia Thompson
Cynthia Taylor
Ashley Pace Spends Leave in Ashley MM
Jack Pace arrives home from Norfolk Virginia on October 1 aboard the USS Qwen. He leaves October 31 to return to duty. His wife will accompany him to Virginia. Mrs Walter Anderson and daughter Iva Wilson return from Grand Junction after visiting Mrs William Phillips and husband. Edna Tarney travels to Lake Worth to stay this winter with a specialist. Several local residents travel for family events and gatherings. A large group attends Fireside service. pictures of Tahitian Islands shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Face
Norfolk
Virginia
Walter, Anderson
Iva Wilson
Grand Junction
William Phillips
Local visits noted across families in Salt Lake and Colorado
Leota visited Mable Jenkins who had been a patient for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Ronald Horrocks visited his sister Mrs Grant Bradhead and family in Midvale. They also visited her mother Mable Jenkins at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake. Alfred Christensen and a friend attended a birthday party for Mrs Fart Gadd at Pops place in Colorado Sunday.
Gusher Enjoys Many Visitors This Sunday at Arnold Home
Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Arnold residence included their son Key and family Ha Dean Robina Ferguson and Royan Arthur Arnold from Salem Raymond Duvall and family from Pleasant Grove visited during their vacation with Mr and Mrs Alex Duvall Thelma Torg and son and F C Lundberg from Tooele also called on them Mr and Mrs John Williams visited his sister Mrs Alex Duvall last week Her nephew Marlow Haws and family from Provo joined the Duvall home Mr and Mrs Wahl Bodily and children from Salt Lake spent the week with the Codilys Robins Ferguson and Frances Semkin were dinner guests at Mrs Sylvia Allred Thursday.
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Hall
Deloy Vernon
John Adams
Salt Lake City
Charles Merrell
Delta
Cole
Mra
Shelley
Kansas City
Kan
Ernest Merrell
Rifle
Merle Nall
Crai
John Fly
Elwin Merrell
Valda Pope
LDS Business College
Mark Pope
Sybil Conrad
Roosevelt
Merkleys
Washington
Cleo Bascom
Grand Junction
Howard Williams
Ferron Hacking
Heber
F. E. Colton
Provo
Ernest Lomera
Salt Lake
Ray Udy
Iis
Sandy
Mr. Udy
UBA
Beatrice Stringham
Joseph H. Bodfly
Sait Ale City
Howard Cowans
Jensgen
Adrian A. Raines
Mable Jenkins
Maree Caldwell
Portland
Ore
Lawrence Caldwell
Blaine Caldwell Ant Yey
Barbara Nyberg Freekend
We Takey
Emil Meyer
Golden Winn
Nir
Petro Forakla
Lorna Daniels
Rile Blackburn
Earl Gadd
Artesia
Polly Kerren
Blue Mountain
Alifred Christensen
Chnnie
Grace Lanbert
Chaiis
Tihoda Lee
E. C. Hale
Georgy Bigelow
Kenneth Hartle
Pavy
Mr. Ackhurst
Colo
Lester Bingham
Rip
Joe Arnold
Key
Ha Dean
Robina
Ferguson
Royan
Arthur Arnold
Salem
Raymond Duvall
Famil
Pleasant Grove
Alex Duvall
Nick Faydock
Albert Semen
Thelma Torg
F. C. Lundberg
Tooele
John Willams
Marlow Haws
Duvall
Wahl Bodily
Indian Stream Republic: Connecticut Lakes region rebels seek sovereignty
The Connecticut Lakes area at the northern tip of New Hampshire proclaimed itself the Indian Stream Republic from 1832 to 185. Pioneers declared independence from both the United States and Canada until New Hampshire militia compelled recognition of state sovereignty.
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Connecticut Lakes
New Hampshire
Indian Stream Republic
United States
Canada
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Tre Main
South
Anomatnn
Jeff Chiandier
Manilyn Maxwell Antony Quinn
Suzan BA
Enuiedeng
Sumatra
Thorddey
Herbert J
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SWEET
Trucolor OY
Republic Picture
Guy Madison
Helen Westcott
Warner Bros
Ferther River
Jeff Chandler
Suzen Ball
Universal- International Technicolos
East of Sumatra
Marilyn Maxwell
Anthony Quinn
Em Pires Woolley
Supenior
Kenneth Balawell
Lapotat Saurday
Sacl Jenkins
Ramona Harrison
Erma Savage
Rulon Rasmus
Jen
Heir
Don
Ogden
Acel Pf
Keyra
Mylon
University of Utah
Comalarya
George Allred Ang
Sals Lake City
Fred Torte
Joseph Horrocks
Grant Broadhead
Lapoint Satur
Bellef Society
Vera Mu
Elizabeth Harrison
Denny Wooley
Agnes Walker
Ora Swain
Ardith Huber
Fable Jenkins
3Alster
Zina Ander
Bor Pine Abe
el Taylor Sccompani
L. ¥. Walker
Mind Neumeyer
Archie Dudley
Mary Taylor
Mia
Clarence Murray Androw
Whiterocks
Barbara Nyberg
Hee
Stark
Clarence Bills
Ella Bills
Bingham
General Gente Once In Salt Lake Were Bishop L. J. Walker
Jerry Harrison
Merrill Rasmusden
Vonda Bigelow
Norman Long
Duchesne
Annie Warburton
Alice Angus
Thea Bodily
LDS Hospital
Laurence Rogers
Ashley Jack Pace
Ashley
Alma Preece
H. E. Seeley
Bretthr Frank Whitman
Edna Tarney
Lake
VaRe
Pin Pitsworth
Inedient Cares
David Facial
Lake City
Elva ‘Timot
Boyd Erickson
Charles Allred
Mantt
Edith Allred
von Alvil
Alvin Smith
Albert Smith
Klamath Falls
Ed Evans
San Bernardino
Cal
Mott
San Digs
State Farm Insurance
W. A. Jacobe
Utah
Bologna
Franks
Uintah Packing Co
Yoon
Vernal Ave
Action
Covon
Warnerphonie Sound
Madison
Frank Love Loveoy Va Welen Westcott
Vera Wis
Dick Woot
Imeega Jams
CME
Renote Orla
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Howard Keel
Rt Raszhar
Mrs
Frances Semken
Pia Et Lg Agate
Mom Jourente
Simmons
Hiv
Nom Tishure
Sertal
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