Tridell McKee Reunion and Weekend Visiting Notes
J R McKee families held a reunion at Uinta Canyon with Newell McKee Smithfield Melvin Kitchen American Fork Winford Gray Lehi attending. Many relatives from Salt Lake City Provo Bountiful Lapoint Logan and nearby towns visited over Labor Day weekend including a wedding and dance in Salt Lake Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKee
Uinta Canyon
Newell McKee
Smithfield
Melvin Kitchen
Winford Grays
Lehi
Rae Goodrich
Verle Averett
Kathy Bowden
Clarence Bowden
Salt Lake City
Val Gene Ross
Bountiful
Dale Anderson
Orlan
Charles ‘Jensens
Arcadia
Salt Lake
Ruth Morrillnd Kent Jensen
Doll House
Larry Goodrich
Lela Bartlett
Provo
George Bartlett
Little Bonanza
Bartletts
Tridel
Lloyd Morrill
Melvin “Kitchen
Winford Gray
Duane McKee
Jack Goodrich
Var
Forrest Goodrich
Parley Goodrich
la- Vanna Rasmussen
Lapoint
J. Marlan Harvey
Katherine
Calder Wins Proficiency Award At Training Meet
Edgar Calder of Vernal Motor Sales returned from Santa Rosa California where he attended factory directed merchandising conferences with about 40 Willys dealers. He learned the operation of utility vehicles and 40 attachments for agricultural and industrial tasks. He received a proficiency certificate after completing the conferences and final exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Calif
Edgar Calder
Vernal Motor Sales
Calder
Willys
Mia Maids Party and Community Visits in Ballard
A Ballard column lists a Mia Maids party at the chapel hosted by Thlenthia Resmus and Mrs Loressay with Dennis Kettles presenting fruit. It notes visits among Emerson, Bingham, Rasmussen, Squire, and Bracken families, multiple reunions, and the return of locals from other states. Also mentions Perry Butcher in Veterans Hospital and missionary news from Kent Brighton in Mississippi. The report covers weekend gatherings, travel, and ongoing family and church social life across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bracken Tunsday
Mia Maida
Seventeen
Thlenthia Resmusset
Loressay
Dennis
Patsy Hul- Unger
Carma White
Colleen Squire
Atahna Asay
DelLoy Squire
Davia Asay
Melvin Asay
Karl White
Reed Rasmussen
Don Kettle
Flton
Glen Stanley
Washington
Perry Butcher
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Any Warthen
Roosevelt
S. Brighton
Doe Graff
Grant Mangum
Squire Mangum
Howard Todd
Stockton
Calif
Russel Todds
Randlett
Bernard Winklers
Bluebell
Alden Whites
Vaughn Simper
Nampa
Idaho
Karl Shisler
Mont Poulson
Duchesne
Lynn Bracken
James Giles
Myton
Mrs. Bracken
Betty Giles
George Brackens
Larane
Douglas Kettle
Bracken
Homestead
Midway
Todd
Heber City
Karl Bracken
Charles M. Pool
Kent Brighton
Mississippi
Norman Mangum
South Chins Sea
California
Norman
Cory Tez
Colo
Weldon Allred
Linda
Craig
Clair Southam
Vernal
Jesse Butcher
South America
Arnold Moores
Judy Bellon
Eva Bellon
Thomas Jeppson
Jeppson
Alterra
Geraldine Smith
New York City
Ole Rasmussen
Golden Collins
Ned’ Gines
Ozlan Cock
Weekend Visits and Social Events Reported
Lake spends weekend with Willam Chandlers while Albert Barney of Salt Lake City visits Ray Barney home Veda Wall visits Henry Walls parents. J P Stevens and Woodrow Stevens families of Salt Lake City visit J E Jensen home midweek. A pink and blue shower honors Mrs Mary Ann Searle at Ruth Searle home with games and refreshments. Sheldon Lewis hosts Ogden visits and Salt Lake guests.
Sylvia Moore Randlett Returns Home From Salt Lake
Mrs. Sylvia Moore and her son Lynn moved back to their home after spending the summer in Salt Lake City. Local visits include Darrell McMullin at Frank McMullin’s home and Claude McMullin of Warland over Labor Day weekend. Richard Durfee left for Logan to attend college, while Beatrice Chandler of Salt Lake visits with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viole Jensen
Sylvia Moore
Lynn
Salt Lake
Darrell McMullins
Frank McMullins
McMullin
Ft. Tacoma
Wash
Claude McMullin
Warland
iWya
Frank McMullin
Choe Brough
Sandra
Salt Lake City
Local Family News and School Plans From The Labrum Household
The Harden Labrum family returns from Hayden Colorado for summer, children to attend Alberta and Union High Schools, Mrs. Labrum to work in Union High kitchen. Two Labrum relatives plus Eva Bellow contact head to Salt Lake City then Ft Belvoir. Max Rasmussen injured by tractor wheel but not seriously. Phillip Blextor family vacationed in Burley Idaho. Mr. Merkley to teach again at Roosevelt Junior High. Ross Cunningham guests at Van Haslem home. H E Greens of Salt Lake City visit. Earl Gardner and son Johnnie travel to Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden Labrum
Hayden
Colo
Alterra
Union High School
Phillip Blextor 4
Burley
Idaho
Mr. Merkley
Roosevelt Junior High
Ross Cunninghams
van Haslem
H. E. Greens
Salt Lake ‘City
Earl Gardner
Johnnie
Rock Springs
Willow Creek church closes Sunday meeting with renewals
The Willow Creek church held a Sunday meeting where Diane Taylor was sustained as MIA secretary Calvin Jorgensen and Albert Harley as Sunday School teachers Vel Pickup named Sunday School chairman A Fireside was led by President Ervin Jorgensen at the Calvin Jorgensen home with singing guided by Milya Jorgensen and Carolyn Bode on piano Light refreshments were served by the M Men and Gleaners Layton residents Rulon Rasmussen and Ervin Young hosted Sunday dinner at the Young home Hubert Marshall family from Salt Lake City visited Calvin Jorgensen's home Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Brarch
Diane Taylor
MIA
Calvin Jorgenses
Albert Harely
Vel
Calvin Jorgensen
Bastinn Way
Ervin Jorgensen
Milya Jorgensen
Carolyn Bode Batd
M-Men
Elaye
Rulon Rasmussens
Lay Point
Ervin Young
Hubert Marshall
Salt Lake City
Calvin Jorgenzens
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Searles
Glenn Knight
Blaine Richards
Norman Rogers
Ivan Rogers
Melva Jorgensen
Oliver Jorgensen
Harry Tomlinson
TOKS
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Creech
Evergment
Rigaires
Lancome Tex Bulletin
Dua Ako
Vernal Express
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