Glines Ward Welcomes New Families Among Migrants
Mina May Jorgensen reports in the Glines ward on new members moving into the Kenneth Hadlock, Hap Cook, and Emma Bell homes. The article notes travel for ceremonies in Salt Lake and St George, family gatherings, and visits from relatives across Utah and Idaho as part of a larger ward social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gran
Kenneth Hadlock
Vincent Gran?ado
Hap Cook
Bob Hulse
Emma Bell
Gayle McKeachnie
Salt Lake
Ralph Allred
Lou Jean Slaugh
George Slaugh
Grantsville
Pan Thacker (Thelma
Cary
Las Vegas
St. George
Temple
Weldon Allred
Craig, Cole
Floyd Allred
Pocatello
Idaho
Frank Allred
American Fort
Ruby Draper
Ralph. Allred
Edith Allred
Boyd Erickson
Archie Johnson
Ray Jenkins
Don Millecam
Las Veras
Nevada
Former Resident Lewis Chivers Dies at 70 in Salt Lake City
Lewis W. Chivers aged 70 died Sunday at 8 am in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes. Born April 9 1802 in Vernal to John and Caroline Chivers, he married Elizabeth Slaugh in 1908 and later Delele Baxter in 1950. He was a retired farmer and LPS Church member, survived by his widow three sons and five daughters, 25 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren, with burial at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Grady Russell of Disney Oklahoma visited to deer hunt for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chivers
Salt Lake Hospital
Vernal
John
Caroline Hunting Chivers
Elizabeth Slaugh
Delele Baxter
Salt Lake City
Earl
Lloyd
Norman
Etienne
Mary) Shepard
William
Ver
Eliza Cobb
Los Angelos
Calif
Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery
Grady Russell
Disney, Oklahoma
Ute Motel
Suffering and faith amid modern Christian life
Fragmented notes describe Christian suffering in various communities, praise for endurance, and quotes from a sermon about remaining steadfast. The text mentions local social gatherings, a summer party hosted by Tex Rosses Orchestra, dining and dancing events, and visits by families including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Batty and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Tex Rosses Orchestra Provid
the Red
AV Junior High Records 687 Enrollment For New Year
Ashley Valley Junior High School reports approximately 687 students for the year, with class counts 225 in ninth grade, 238 in sixth, and 224 in seventh, plus new teachers easing load. To accommodate crowding, assemblies will run in two shifts. Social events end at 10 15 p.m., with students only leaving after closure upon home note or parental call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley Junior High School
Sudan Grass Safe Now Says Wisconsin Ag Expert
Dr Gustav Bobatedt Bierline of the University of Wisconsin discusses Sudan grass safety, noting improved strains and careful pasturing to avoid prussic acid poisoning. He recalls past herd losses, warns about frost regrowth, and suggests lab testing for doubts. He also cites Minnesota experiments on sulfur salt blocks for sheep and ruminants on low protein diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Bobatedt Bierline
Animal Husbandry
University of Wisconsin
Sudan
University of Mlinoia
Fragmentary school activity policy note
A fragmentary OCR reads that students leaving high school activities must not end up elsewhere without notifying and returning. The text mentions parent knowledge and that students should be sent where appropriate, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glines
By Mina May Jorgensen
West Main
Ashley Valley Appliance & Sport Shop
Humpal Mig
Bob
Lad
Whitney Jensen Brake
IBM
Pepsi-Cola Vending
Ingersoll
Second Ward
Lewis W. Chivers
LPS Church
Peter
Berle Bell
Mark Lee Batty
Lee Walker
Logan
Walker
United States
A. A. Duncan
Hays Ward
California
Duncan
Mr. Millecam
A. V. Jr. High
Bohstedt
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