Show 0 I 1 SAUNA SALINA I 1 by special correspondent 0 ly r 0 scandinavian avian conference L last ast sunday morning and afternoon a scandinavian conference was held in the first war ward chapel scandinavians for miles around participated mathias athias Al erickson president of the local society stated that the conference was a huge success and that a 1 large irge number of people was pre sent bioni towns adan adam S peterson was the principal speaker mr air and oscar F bere strom of salt lake city also made remarks mrs peterson mrs berg and mrs bergstrom Berc Ber strom estrom came with them for the conference the music was furnished bythe by by the scandinavian choir and was led by K X C who said the singing was fine although lie couldn coulden t understand the voids wednesday july 17 the scandinavians will have an outing to palisade park salina fishermen get out tor for first catch the mountain streams and lakes were calling saturday and sunday with a voice that salina fishermen could not resist car after car loaded with camp equipment and rod and tackle headed toward fish lal lake el bioche Ni salina creek loss creek bicknell and other fishing places evs anies les draper miss may ewles popular salina girl and laughter daughter of mr and mrs john ewles and ferry draper of nevada son of mr and mrs al C draper were married at richfield friday afternoon by justice S G dark clark the parents parent were present at uie the ceremony after the marriage the party returned home to a family dinner served at the home of mr and mrs ewles the young couple left tuesday for a trip to california and bioni there will go to ruth nevada where they wil make their home both mr and mis draper grew up in in salina A year ago mr draper went to nevada where he has lived since mrs draper has been a teacher in tho the salina grade schools for the past two years and was well liked by her students former principal visits salina C ray evans former principal of sevier high gh school and mrs evans were quests guests at the home of mr air and mrs jesse thornell tuesday they were en route to cincin tiati where mr evans will take out ain hi masters degree mr and mrs airs evans will also attend the N E A convention at atlanta georgia before returning to utah mr and mrs evans will visit chicago s earl cohen leads for magna earl cohen who has been employed I 1 at the I 1 max cohen store for dipre more than a year resigned Ms his positions posit position ioni and left for magna bhele lie he has bought a mens furnishings store mr al in and mrs cohen and famil family y if left for their new place of business sunday while here they made many anany friends NN who lio regret their leaving philo peterson son of P F peterson of richfield clifield Ri took mr cohens place in the store mrs carl forshee laid away impressive funeral services were held sunday afternoon for mrs carl Fors forshee bee who died tuesday june 11 at ely nevada from asthma mrs forshee forshea For sheo has been a victim of asthma for a number of years and accompanied compa nied by her son left salina early in june to join her husband at ely she had a serious relapse soon after arriving there and her weakened constitution could not overcome the attack when mrs forshee left salina she was in better health than she lad been for some time and her death came as a great shock to her relatives and friends the second ward chapel where the funeral was held was packed with sorrowing friends and relatives the services commenced with a mixed quartet consisting of mr and mrs S J ottley mrs airs clayton ras and hal felt bishop G al burr offered the invocation G M wright 7 right sang a solo and was followed with a few remarks by dr C leo merrill men ill A C played a violin solo with mrs S J ottley at the piano dr C E west was the next speaker and he was vas followed by mrs airs james monroe who made a few remarks in honor of mrs airs forshee as a club member bishop C E peterson was the last speaker the services closed with a duet by mrs airs C P peterson and mrs i clayton layton the casket was lC coveler with bea beautiful dutiful floral offerings and flowers and wi oaths wele placed about it interment was in the east ophelia forsline For slice w was is born in saline december 16 issa she was the daughter of stephen and bena aured allred practically her entire life was spent here where slie she attended school and was married to call fooshee Fo ishee february 7 1910 she was the mother of two sons james 19 and carl 13 dining the past few ye years ars she took up club work and was one of the most active workers in the various clubs of which she was a member she was also president of the Y L M 1 I A lor for a long time and worked in other church auxiliary organizations she is sui survived by her husband and sons her mother mrs airs bena allred two sisters mrs vivian burns and mrs J G sorensen and a alother bi bl other hugh allied v the second year sewing division of the 4 H club gathe gathered led for the first meeting of the summer at the home of miss ellen tuesday afternoon to c organize for their summers work the officers chosen are pies ident ellen vice president edith secretary treasurer both beth nielson Nic lson song and cheer leader glena williams reporter maurine constitution committee margaret domgaard Don igaard iva nielson geraldine robins entertainment committee vivian martin and helen bird mrs airs edwin sorensen supervisor of all 4 H club work in salina and mrs james monroe monro e were spec special lal guests at the meeting following the business of the afternoon dainty refreshments were served by miss ellen A group of first year 4 H club was organized friday at the home of mrs roy colby with miss thressa colby in direct charge of the work mrs edwin sorensen was present at that meeting also dorothy murphy was elected president inez wilson vice president pies ident both beth sorensen treasurer lulu crane reporter arnelda murphy son song and cheer leader both beth sorensen inez wilson and dorothy murphy constitution committee leah bo borg rg and dodge christensen Chii stensen recreation committee mrs ira mrs hilda gates and mis carrie brandt mo to manti friday to spend the lay clay I 1 mrs irs james C jensen miss pearl jensen and miss beihl delange motored to manti thul mrs J jensen en went up to attend the temple excursion mr and mrs albert albertson and family went to emery thursday to attend the funeral services of mr A in Albeit albertsons sons aunt mrs carl albeit son they returned the same day over seventy of the first ward primary marv children enjoyed an outdoor on the lawn of the first waid ad chapel thursday ganies games played fd until five when cake and ice ice cream acie served mrs hans nielson entertained at a party thursday evening in honor of mr mn Ni elsons anniversary caida were played and a late luncheon was served to twenty five guests mrs zoell whitbeck and children monte and haiie and mr and mrs F W snow visited in and manti sunday mr and mrs william wyatt and mrs charles hansen were fish lake visitors sunday mrs arthur maitin and mrs A W wilson with five of their trail builders went on an early breakfast bieak bleak fast hike to the east cast hills tuesday I 1 mr and mis franklin D willia williams nis spent sunday as the guests of mr air and mrs H C williams miss mella peterson Pc terson went to salt lake cita last week for a visit wit with friends there dan argyle returned sunday from a weeks trip to idaho where lie he has been attending to business interests inheres ts miss leah brown returned to california last week after several weeks visit with her parents here her stay there will be indefinite i mr and mrs H C williams left sunday for salt lake city to attend the golden olden wedding anniversary of mrs IVill williams ianis mother mrs allen alien which was celebrated tuesday mr and mrs james monroe le ie turned to salina wednesday of last week after several days in salt L lake ak e city visiting relatives mrs melvin webb and laughter daughter melva of rexburg Rex burg idaho and mr and mrs airs john wab webb of monroe were guests at the june webb home tuesday of last week mr and mrs air ernest Albrec albrechtsen litsen of pocatello idalio spent thursday and friday at the home of mr and mrs irs albert albera albertson son miss shirley alight left last week for nevada where she will spend her vacation with iela relatives tives mr and mrs S B black blach and family miss ida wax ie turned last week from visiting her birther and linlaw lin inlaw law mr and mrs airs hairy wax of isalt salt lake city miss mary mccallum will spend the summer visiting spots of interest inte iest in alaska she left monday day of f last week to join the excursion going UP there mrs reta crane ind and family of nevada and mrs cranes brother tony gee visited at the home of their parents mr and mrs william gee last week bill and gyms cyrus jones of salt lale lake city brothels broth cis of E allen alien jons wb who for the past two was a an n instructor in the north sevier high school stopped in salina saturday morning en loute to fish lake to see bert kuiper the local baker with whom they were well acquainted when mr kuiper was in bingham donald colba who has been a student at the B Y U for the past two years and an excellent ec ellent band member was winner of a 25 plize for his band donald spent a short hort vacation with his parents mirent mr 11 and mrs roy colby and left thursday for a summer course at provo TI will continue wit abbis band work I 1 while there ali ere mrs la hugentobler mrs milton mccoa mrs lois Po paterson terson nils mis L avell dastrup Dasti up mrs farrell munson and mrs max M ax sorensen sponsored spon soled a miscellaneous is cell ail bous for miss may ewles thursday afternoon which I 1 I 1 N was na s 1 nivan iv n at the home of airs mrs john R ewles over fifty guests were present cards played during the afternoon and later luncheon was served miss ewles then displayed the many beautiful gifts received aiom her fi lends friends mr air and mrs S J johnson and son sherman of hollywood california visited mr and mrs jesse thoenell Tho inell lnell over the weekend sunday hosts and guests motored to fish lake and seven mile they brought home a good many trout from seven mile |