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Show THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah Thursday. August RIVERSIDE By Myrle Cdy Visiting From Illinois Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bate of Idaho Falls and grandson Douglas Covington spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Udy. Saturday morning they all went to Perry to attend a family reunion in the Perry Park. Saturday night Mrs. Bessie Bitter and two" daughters of Idaho Falls, Valeea Crowther and Nyle Man-guof Salt Lake City stayed with the Udys. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Danielson of Idaho Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Thorn of Perry were also guests of the Ed Udys. The Capener family met at Lagoon with relatives from Utah, Idaho, California, Arizona and Iowa for a reunion. They thoroughly enjoyed the day. Mrs. Winona Gardner and son of Moab Utah are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capener and family for several days. Jesse Davis who has been working in Provo during the summer spent the weekend at home. During the week Mrs. Jesse Davis accompanied her father, James Bigler to Salt Lake City, Provo and Teasdale. When they they returned brought Jim Davis, small son of Lawrence Davis of Provo home and he is visiting Mrs. Jesse Davis. The Forsberg family reunion was held at the Gus Forsberg camp in Logan Canyon Sunday. It was a very happy experience for the family to be together again. Mrs. Leo Macfarlane and two sons from Oakland, Calif., are visiting at the J. R. Kennard e memhome. Sunday bers of the Macfarlane family gathered at the family home for a get together while Mrs. Leo Macfarlane and boys are here. Tuesday Leo will come from California to visit before going back with his wife and sons. Bishop and Mrs. Leland Cap ener were m bait Lake City during the week. m LaVere Burnett, grandson of Burnett visited Agness their uncle annd family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burnett, from the Air Corps base in Illinois, dur fng the week. Mrs. LaVon Lowe and two sons of California came the first of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hales, Mrs Lowe's Wednesday parents. Mrs. Clair Lundberg and boys ef Loean came to visiit the Hales and Lowes. Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Lundberg are sisters. Mr. and Mrs.' Deloss Jensen went to Salt Lake City the first part of the week. Mrs. Edna Ward accompanied them and remained with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hermanson. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ogden and family of Salt Lake City came up to visit the Jensens, the occasion feeing the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Edna Ward accompanied the Ogdens to Riverside. Saturday and Sunday Delila Pierson and others from Ogden, the Ogdens, the Max Adams family of Tremonton visited together at the Jensen home. Barbara Ward returned home Saturday night after a three weeks visit to the east. Miss Shirley Jones of Tooele is visiting her for a few days. Joe Metzguer of Salt Lake City stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tubbs during the fore part of the week and Mrs. Tubbs accompanied him to the Yellowstone Park where the Metzguers are camping for some time. Mrs. Tubbs will visit the Metzguers for a while. Mrs. , forty-thre- Local PTA officers were highly gratified with the success of the Parent-TeachAssociation held last Conference Regional week at the high school. Mrs. Cliff McMurdie, North Box Elder Council president is appreciative of the fine attendance and cooperation given by the unit officers of the county. The new state P.T.A. president, Mrs. H. Cecil Baker was the featured speaker. She was moderator on a very interesting panel, which presented the sub ject, "What is considered a good home, a good school, and a good community". Panel Members Panel members were Dr. J. C. Moffitt, superinndent of Provo City Schools,, and 2nd vice president of the State PTA., Superintendent K. E. Weight, of Box Elder County Schools, Mildred Baer, representing the teachers, Warren Hansen, member of the Board of Education of Box Elder County, Melba Lehner, State Chairman of Parent education, and Mrs. R. W. Morgan, South Box Elder Council president The meetings were conducted by Mrs. Ray Cannon, director of Region 4. Department sessions were held and much enthusiasm shown. er BEFORE THE OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF UTAH NOTICE COMMISSION H. F. SMART COMMISSIONER . '5' s 39, n a WJt Shower Garn and Sister Wilcox. Mrs. Ada Hickman visited in Ogden last week with relatives. She returned home Saturday. .Mrs. Florence Brenkman and son Gary and Darene Grenere of Jerome, Ida., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pack for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson were in Logan Saturday. Rosann Cutler spent the weekend in Brigham with the Norman Grovers. married in Reno, Nev., on Aug. 10th The bride received many beautiful and useful gifts. On Saturday the newly weds left for Leatham, 111., where they will make their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kurd are vacationing a few days in Yellowstone Park. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Nelson Jr. t!he Wiliam Cottom family reunion was held. With a large number of descentants attending at 1 o'clock luncheon was served after which an interesting program was presented and enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Nelson of Salt Lake City visited Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Nelson Jr. LaNez and Florence Larkin Lake City spent the weekend at home. LaNez will spend a week of her vacation at home with her folks. Primary Has New President Sunday evening in sacrament meeting the ward primary was reorganized. Mrs. Ella Talbot was .released from president with Mrs. Edith Yost and Mrs. Darlene Hurd as counselors. 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