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Show f Mantua Meanderings Tremonton Tales Deer hunters here successful by Carol Southern The deer hunt seems to be pretty successful this fall for alot of the Mantua hunters. The successful hunters who bagged deer this hunt were: Dewey Sorenson, Burk Nelson, Keith Nelson, Ralph Valentine, Red Palmer, Reid Jeppsen, Jim Wilson, Neil Jeppsen, Lynn Hailing, Darwin Hailing, Guy, Danny, and John Higley, Blaine, Lois, and John Jensen, Lynn Richards, Cordell Ferry, Reid Nelson, and Glen Nelson. The Mantua Relief society chorus sang at the Stake Relief Society Leadership meeting last Thursday. Duen Richards led the group with Karen Jensen and Carol Hansen and give service to the community. The stork left a little pink bundle at the home of Bryce and Betty Jeppsen on Oct. 17. Proud grandparents are Herman and Dorothy Jeppsen and Elmer and Fern Hall of Garland. Great-grandparen- are ts Florence Gardner of Brigham City and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garland. The baby Capnerof girl, to be named Tonya, weighed in at six pounds six oz. Ralph and Marie Valentine, with Robert and Mark, spent two days on a campout at Round Valley at Bear Lake. Must be good luck to take the better half on deer hunts, as Ralph Wise up bagged a hunters! Club was at Arietta Jensens on Friday night. This months Rook players were: Dixie Noyes, Ruth Nelson, Karen Hailing, Bernice Rasmussen, Doris Nelson, Joyce Larsen, Carol Hansen, and Arietta Jensen. Doris took high, BerniKaren-low- . ce-cut, and Refreshments were served. Visiting the home of Ron and Kathy Roubidoux last Sunday afternoon was Kathys brother, David Boyle, from Ogden. The Robert Wallentine family hud dinner on Sunday with Roberts folks, Van Ness and Haddie Wallebtine. On the way home they stopped and visited with Joannes sister and family, Marloe and Arlene Archibald. Robert Raidale tells us there will be a local motorcycle race on Nov. 24 from Mantua to Willard Peak. Robert is the number three rider in the state in motor cross, TT and desert racing. Last Sunday was a special day for Lee and Kathy Larsen. Their daughter was blessed by her father and named Amy Kathryn at fast and testimony meeting. Following church there was a dinner at the home of Merlin and Trina Larsen. Guests at the dinner included Mr. and Mrs. four-poin- Curtis and Joyce Larsen took Sue Ann down to Salt Lake on Thursday for the Youth Senate. While there Curt and Joyce visited with Curtis aunt, Sarah Daines and went to Midvale to see Curtis sister and family, Carolyn Tease. Lovely Jana Johnson was chosen as Homecoming queen at Weber State. Jana reigned over homecoming activities last week. She was crowned Tuesday night at the dance. She on rode in honor the Homecoming float in the Saturday parade. Also on Saturday there was a luncheon with Governor Calvin L. Rampton, state dignataries, and the college president. She sat in the presidents box at the football game and was honored royally at half;time. Jana, who is in her junior year, was the the at homecoming dance Saturday night. On Saturday, Barbara Facer, Deon and Paul Ferry, went to Salt Lake to meet Elder Douglas Facer, who returned from a mission in Japan. belle-of-the-ba- ll Moore Than Tricks Last Saturday night there were eight goblins out taking treats to various houses. No one knows for sure who they were, as they were all wearing paper sacks over their heads. Guess they will be forever known as the Masquerading Eight! Mary Jeppsen spent last Sunday in Salt Lake City visiting her son Deon Jeppsen and his wife Pat, who was celebrating her birthday. Joyce Larsen has been elected vice president in the newly organized Utah Peace Officers Auxilary for Box Elder county. They do charity work t. Starr Corbett, of Alamosa, Colo., Kathys parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kalana also from Alamosa. Also attending was Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson of Provo and Kathys sister and her husband of Nephi, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Otteson. Bobbie Christensen and Jack and Nelda Hight and children came after dinner to see the new baby and visit. Moms for Home homecooking were Paula Sheehan and Scott and Coleen Rampton last Friday night with Ruth, Paul and Steven Sheehan. Hustle and bustle at Neil Jeppsens! Their new house is now on its foundation and they plan to move in on Saturday. Farewell and best wishes to Phil Jeppsen who will leave on a mission to Melbourne, Australia on Wednesday. There was a farewell dinner at Harper and Donell Jeppsens the past Sunday. Donnells mother, Mrs. Wigman, has been visiting for a couple of weeks. Visit in Montana Rita Nelson, along with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stack, spent the past Saturday, Sunday and Monday in Dillon, Mont. They were visiting Ritas daughter and family, Gayle and Ora Lee Stark. While there they went to the Primary Halloween carnival on Saturday night and on Sunday attended Sacrament meeting. Darla Nelson, daughter of Melvern and Deanne Nelson, was baptized last Friday by her brother, Burk Nelson and confirmed on Sunday by Bishop Rasmussen. Another baptism on Friday was Stephanie Linton. Burk Nelson baptized her and she was confirmed on Sunday by Guy Higley. Stephanie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Perks. Paula Sheehan went with Campus Crusade for Christ for fall retreat in Cathedral Pines Camp, North of Sun Valley, Idaho. It was attended by college students of Idaho and was theme Utah. The Discipleship. Steven Sheehan, along with sister, Paula, went with the Campus Crusade for Christ to Salt Lake City to see the Billy Graham film, Time to Run. Steven went to the Utah State and West Texas homecoming game in Logan on Saturday with Scott and Coleen Rampton. Dale Jacobsen of Riverton visited with the Wilsons Saturday. Dale, who is Jims brother-in-law- , came up for the deer hunt. Rita Nelson, Ruby Nelson, Eva Thorson and Isabelle Thorson went with the Senior Citizens by bus to Jackpot, Nev., Oct. 17 and 18. They enjoyed the shows, good food and had lots of fun. Special Interest Group met for family home evening on Monday, at Lillie Wells. Attending were Ruth Johnson, Plymouth Ponderings Birthday club meets, honors 5 by Flo Munson The Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Dick Owen Thursday evening with Mrs. A Greg Lamb as luncheon was served afterwhich the evening was spent playing games. The party was for Mrs. Rulon Rudd, Mrs. Vernon Lamb, Mrs. Evan Hess, Mrs. Dick Owen and Mrs. Ray Whiting who had recently celebrated birthday an- niversaries. They were each presented with a nice gift. Mrs. Earl Pierson entertained at a family party at her home Sunday for her husband who was observing his birthday anniversary. Dinner was srved to the following guests Dr. and Mrs. Blaine R. Pierson and family of Fort Fisher, N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Gary Woodruff and family of Bountiful, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Evans and family of Ketchum, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Taylor and family of Yost, Mr. anf Mrs. Orvin Pierson and family of Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Rudd, Russell Pierson of Plymouth, Michelle Carter of Garland. Enjoying a fishing trip in Palisades, Idaho were Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dell Storrer of Idaho Falls. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Wakley and family in Bancroft, Idaho, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamb and sons Kenneth and Ronald and daughters Elaine and Nonda. Ths occasion was LaMont Wakelys birthday anniversary. Mrs. Allen Christensen of Bear River City visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Nish Thursday. In Ogden Mrs. Ray Udy accompanied by Mrs. Edith Atkinson of and Mrs. Susan Barnes and children of Brigham City visited in Ogden Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Newel Nish visited Bishop and Mrs. Udell Samaria Godfrey and Clarkston Sunday. family in Mr. and Mrs. 'J.B. Estep visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robbins and family in Tremonton Sunday. Mindi Barnes of Brigham City visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Udy and family during the weekend. Jeff Rudd who is attending Weber State college in Ogden spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rudd. Mrs. Wayne Secrist and Mrs. Nina Lamb accompanied by Mrs. Bob Montgomery of Brigham City enjoyed a luncheon in the Tiffin Room at ZCMI in Ogden Saturday. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Secrist Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montgomery and two daughters of Brigham City and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Butler and four cnildren of Garland. Jeff and Jay Hess of Malad visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hess and family during the weekend. Spending Sunday visiting Mrs. Maxiene Marshall were Mr. and M-- s. Paul Marshall of Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall of Ogden. Spending Saturday visiting Mrs. Loretta Starr and family were Mr. and Mrs. Don Starr of Hunter. Mrs. Steed Estep spent Friday and Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grady Welks and family in Syracuse. Mrs. Ruby Hess joined Mrs. Elffie Petersen of Lewiston for a luncheon in Logan Saturday. SP-David Josephson who has been stationed at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., with the US his has received Army honorable release and he and his wife are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Josephson and other members of his family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rudd Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Latimer of Pocatello. 5 Football Banquet Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Hess and Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Hess were among those who attended the Little League Football banquet held in the Tremonton 4th Ward building where Michael Hess and Jimmy Hess were each presented a trophy. Mrs. Newel Nish and Mrs. Joseph Stokes spent Monday in Bountiful visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Nish and family and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Nish and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steed had as their Sunday evening guests Mrs. Steeds brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Eardley Hawks and son Nolan of Ogden. Enjoying dinner at the Golden Spike cafe in Corinne Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamb. 100 Ron on Oct. 18. Mantua Cub Scouts had a Halloween party the past Thursday evening. The boys and parents enjoyed a costume parade, songs, dunking for apples and apples on strings. Cliff and Mary Allred and Odell end Deana Rice hosted the festivities. The Mountainview School Halloween Carnival starts tonight at 5 with dinner and the fun begins at 5:30 p.m. There will be door prizes, quilt drawing, free candy and lots of games. Come, bring the family, have dinner and enjoy the fun! Recreation Club was hosted . Friday night by Arvella-JeppsenLillie Wells, Lola Jensen, Ruby Nelson, Alta Middaugh, Rita Nelson, and Grace Noyes came. Ruby got high prize, Lillie-cu- t and Alta-loLight refreshments were served. Ty Southern celebrated his first birthday on Wednesday with an ice cream and cake party in the evening. Grandparents Cooper and the Alan Cooper family were there to help him celebrate. Recently Arvella Jeppsen went to Rupert Idaho with her son and his wife, Clint and Betty Nelson. From there they went to Lake Tahoe, Nev., for two days. While there they met another son, Dean Nelson and his wife from Ukilh, Calif., and daugher Marilyn and her daughter, Tracy Mackley of Salinas, Calif. After returning to Rupert, where Arvella spent three days, she returned home. Attend Session Norm and Arvella Jeppsen went to the Ogden Temple last Wednesday and then visited with their children at the home of Arvell and Norm Jeanselme. Clarice Williams and Ardia Piers join the group. Little Stacy Higley was blessed and named by her father John Higley at fast and testimony meeting on Sunday. A special dinner at Guy and June Higleys followed church. Guests included Guys mother and sister, Rhoda Higley of Burley, Gaye Billings of Tremonton, Sallys parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansen of Brigham, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mann of Garland. November birthday people include: Treva Johnson, the 1st, Jill Hansen, the 2nd, Becky Johnson, the 6th, Ruth Johnson, the 7th, Peter Clawson and Elizabeth Houser, the 8th, Leland Peterson, the 9th, Ellis Nelson, Margret Clawson, Ben Higley and Michael Wyatt on the 11th, Julene Sorenson and Eilene Rasmussen, the 13th, Judy Hailing, the 14th, Debbie Sara, the 15th, Tamara Johnson, Grace Noyes and Guy Higley on the 16th, Mel Palmer, by Flo Munson visiting her mother Mrs. Charlotte Ferry and her sister Vesta. Mrs. Ferry is the oldest senior citizen in Tremonton. She observed her 100th birthday last May. Returning from an enjoyable trip to Nevada and California are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fuhriman. They visited their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Janet) Cutler and family in Las Vegas. Mrs. Cutler and three children acson-in-la- companied them to Poway the where they visited and Fuhrimans daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert son-in-la- (JoAnne) Green and family. The Tremonton Literary Guild met at the home of Mrs. Vernell Morrison Tuesday Mrs. evening. Marjorie Stenquist gave an interesting program involving the experiences she and her husband had while serving as LDS missionaries at the Visitors Center in Independence, Mo. She also showed slides which included other historic places of interest. Special guests were Grace Allen and Dottie Whitney. A light luncheon was served. Tremonton-GarlanThe Bridge club met with Mrs. Katherin Kerr as hostess Wednesday evening. Mrs. Beth Foxley was a special guest. Prizes went to Mrs. Jennie Gephart and Mrs. Faye d Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edvalson and family have been spending a few days visiting friends and relatives in Pilot, Ore. is Mrs. Ella Turley recuperating at the McKay hospital in Ogden following surgery. Testimonial Held testimonial was held ip the 4th Ward Tremonton A Sacrament meeting Sunday evening honoring Elder Kevin Bair prior to him leaving to LDS fulfill an Ireland-Belfas- t Mission. Elder Bair is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bair. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith of Roy attended funeral services for George Reed M. Smiths brother-in-laHovey held in the Bountiful Ward chapel Wednesday. Mrs. Dewayne Falk has returned home after receiving medical care in the Logan hospital. Friday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and family were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joy Jepperson, who is enrolled at Utah State university of Logan. The Northern Utah Womens Golf association held their fall meeting at Hotel Ben Lomond in Ogden Friday. Attending from this area were Mildred Shumway, Alta Archibald, Carma years-ol- d Miss Charlotte Ferry of Walnut Creek, Calif., has arrived to spend sometime and Kathie Palazzolo on the 17th, Leon Johnson on the 18 th, Dean Hailing and Jon Hailing the 20th, Frank Houser, the 21st, Martin Southern, the 22nd, Mary Ann Sara and Randa Wilson, the 23rd, Diane Allred, the 25th, Mona Sorenson, the 26th, Ida Nelson and Jerry Craner, the 28th, Patty Barker, the 29th, Dorothy Jeppsen, Paula Johnson, Ralph Jeppsen, and Aimee Wilson on the 30th. Best wishes to all! The Ralph Wyatts along with Lynn and Linda Wyatt, Mike and Tereasa Wyatt and Ellis and Ruby Nelson went to Salt Lake to see off Brent Wyatt on an LDS Mission to Chicago. While there they met and talked with President Kimball. Brent left this past Thursday Johnson and sons Jay and Jared of Logan. Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Green spent the weekend as guests of their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sid (Joann) Garrett and family in Salt Lake City. Sunday the Garretts entertained at a dinner party. Other guests in addition to Dr. and Mrs. Green were Mr. and Mrs. Reese Anderson and family of Bothwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Judy) Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Archibald, Mark and Jan Archibald of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Paul (Debbie) Thompson of Selma, Ala. The occasion was the birthday anniversaires of Mrs. Green, Marty Sue Anderson and Mrs. Debbie Thompson. A social was enjoyed. son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fuhriman were at the Salt Lake airport Thursday to meet Mrs. Fuhrimans sister Mrs. Ulalla Hansen who was returning after spending the past two weeks and visiting her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mendoza and family in Los Angeles. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Willis in Garden Grove. They also attended the second world series baseball game held in the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Prior to meeting Mrs. Hansen at the airport Mr. and Mrs. Fuhriman visited their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Giles in Salt Lake City. Visiting Mrs. Pheobe Henrie are her and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hess and sons Gregory and Spencer of Livermore, Calif. son-in-la- son-in-la- son-in-la- Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fuhriman Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris of Portage, Richard Fuhriman of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fuhriman and daughter of Tremonton. Fun Club Fun The Tremonton-Garlanclub met with Mrs. Norma Thomas in Garland Thursday evening. A delicious hot luncheon was enjoyed afterwhich the group enjoyed handiwork and a social. Theron John of Arvada, Colo., was an overnight guest at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford John Tuesday. d Mrs. Marguerite Hansen returned home Monday after receiving medical cpre in the Logan hospital. Mrs. Hansen had the misfortune of falling from her wheelchair fracturing her knee. Dr. and Mrs. Duane Kerr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. M. Kerr enjoyed a dinner party at the Golden Spike cafe in Corinne. The party was for Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. M. Kerr who were observing their wedding anniversary and for Kimberly Kerr who was celebrating her 8th birthday anniversary. A family party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Kerr and family in Logan Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. M. Kerr of Tremonton on their wedding anniversary. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Kerr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Kerr and family of Logan, Dr. and Mrs. Duane Kerr and family of Tremonton. Mrs. Mildred Shumway attended Womens Legislative Council at the State Capitol in Sait Lake City Thursday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bradshaw were their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kent Webb of Salt Lake City and their son Paul son-in-la- Bradshaw, VJILLIS HAUSEN STATE REPRESENTATIVE SERVES WITH YOUR NEEDS IN MIND District 61 Brigham Jennie Gephart and Glena Hales. A schedule for next years activities was planned including invitationals, team play, etc. New additions were made to the New officers who will preside for the coming year are Doris Daniels, president; Phyllis Marcell, Gloria Wallace, secretary and Carole Basher, treasurer. A gift was presented to the immediate past president Marlene Lund by Doris Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumway attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boyden and family in Salt Lake City Sunday for David Shumway who is enrolled at BYU in Provo. David was observing his birthday anniversary. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Shumway and two children and Miss Vera Gene Shumway of Salt Lake City. t; voters to count in TV show BC Some voters in Brigham City know it, but they will be of a sample whose votes will be interpreted and broadcast to the nation on election night. Districts 8 and 10 in Brigham City have been chosen as key precincts by dont part the American Broadcasting Company. On election night, Nov. 5, Mrs. Robert Keating and Mrs. Eugene Peterson, members of the Brigham City League of Women Voters, will telephone voting returns from these kty precincts to the ABC election center for analysis as part of a report to the nation. As members of the League of Women Voters, the two local women are working as volunteers to help make voting a meaningful experience for the citizen both in informing voters of the issues anf providing chances to meet the candidates and also in Overnight Guests ABC Friday overnight guests at reporting. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Television in turn will pay state Hess were Mr. and Mrs. Roland leagues for the service rather Sharp of Bountiful. Bonnie than hiring their own workers, Campbell of Bountiful spent the an arrangement that has weekend with her grandparents proved satisfactory for the Mr. and Mrs. Don Hess. network and League for several Sunday dinner guests of Mr. years. Local leagues then and Mrs. Carl Borup was their receive funds according to the districts covered. daughter Mrs. Myrtle Gallego and family of Ogden. The Brigham City districts Mr. and Mrs. Don Hess acare two of a balanced sample of companied by Mr. and Mrs. voting units throughout the Ferris Nielson of Garland state, chosen on the basis of visited at Jackson Hole with past history, voting Mrs. Nielsons brother-in-lageographical and population and sister Mr. and Mrs. considerations. Lawrence Holt at their summer home. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Rytting were Mrs. Ruth Kunkel and family of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Shirley Stark of Salt Lake City is visiting her mother Marine Corporal George W. Mrs. Marguerite Hansen. Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Tremonton 4th Ward held their annual ward homecoming Blaine Abel of 112 West First in the stake house Thursday North, Brigham City, reenlisted evening, under the direction of in the Marine Corps for six Bishop Jay Hirschi. Ronald years at the Marine Corps Air Robbins was chairman for the Station, Beaufort, S.C. A 1971 graduate of Box Elder program and introduced Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shupe and family High school, he joined the Marine Corps in September, of Ogden who were accompanied by others who came 1971. from different parts of Idaho for The Old Time Fiddlers musical program which was thoroughly enjoyed. Dinner was served to approximately 400. Leland Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford John and Mrs. Eliza Holland attended a viewing at the Lindquist and Sons Mortuary in Ogden Monday evening for their cousin Carl Shelton George. post-electio- n Corporal reenlisfs Veterans! Heres Your Answer Is there a deadline for Q veterans to apply for medical treatment at Veterans Ad- ministration hospitals? A There is no deadline, but priority is given to eligible veterans with service connected disabilities. Q Ive just discovered that Ive lost the National Life Insurance policy Ive carried since World War II. Will the Veterans Administration provide a copy? A Yes. Suggest you request a copy from the Veterans Administration Insurance Center where you pay your premiums. If you had a paid-u- p policy, direct your request to the VA Insurance Center, Philadelphia, Pa., 19101. Can I phone in my change Q of address to the Veterans Administration rather than write a letter? A Yes. But be prepared to provide as much identifying information as possible, such as claim and-o- r social security number, date and place of birth, etc. OLiUiit) dtnrw TECnor ffei? you would like to write in the name of Bob Limb for Elder County Sheriff oil you need to do is write his name as shown on the sample ballot. It is easy. Even if you vote a straight ticket you can write in Bob Limb's name by scratching a line through the name of the candidate for your party and then writing in Bob Limb. Don't worry about ruining your ballot or having it thrown out. No one can throw out your ballot and you have a right to ask for another ballot if you make a mistake. Remember, you don't have to scratch a line through the other candidates for Sheriff unless you vote a straight ticket, but you can scratch them out If you like. You should mark an (x) in the box next to Bob Limb's name after you have written it in, but if you fail to, it will still count. Box City-lilant- ua t ' Ad. by Box Elder for Bob Limb Committee tfmp diECH fine its (BGUm manaaemcn 1 Geo Of Ii lCET? (3D ftnmUv OCIWliUUuUAp aDOa-p- ) Hofei UlMlJbl vt Box Steen Sjeti )t id dimple oiiiil) 101 tf) op) Gnmifo Hhtte. If RE-ELE- CT 23 Thursday, October 31, 1974 Woman here to visit mom Lola Jensen, Edith Knowlton and Lillie. The fun and games night has been postponed, so a social hour was enjoyed. Lillie served cake and ice cream to the group. Halloween Party and Kathy Roubidoux hosted a Sunday School Halloween party Saturday night for the 14 year olds. There was costume contests, and a spook alley. The kids enjoyed pizza and other goodies. Visiting the Houser home on Monday was Leon and Margret Grange and children of Ogden. They enjoyed dinner and visited during the day. Yours truly and my two sons, Martin and Ty went to Idaho for a short vacation. We spent last week there visiting my parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Cooper in Glenns Ferry. Martin stayed with them for a few days after. Ty and I came back home. Mary Jo Allred celebrated her fifth birthday with an ice cream and cake party with friends on Thursday. Richard and Dixie Noyes along with Scott and Debbie Losee and Clint and Connie Jeppsen treated Mary Jeppsen to a birthday dinner at Maddox BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah ... it id eadtf v |
