Idaho Alpha Zeta Newsletter Tops Nation
The Alpha Zeta newsletter from the University of Idaho chapter of the agricultural honorary won the national newsletter award for 1954-56. Editor Thomas Cooper of Idaho Falls and assistant editor Anton Smuthy accepted the honor in Moscow. The student prepared publication reaches 200 alumni and others statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho Club
Moscow
Alpha Zeta
Idaho
the Agricultural Honorary
Thomas Cooper
Idaho Falls
Anton Smuthy
University of Idaho
Piggotts and visitors noted in local notes
End with Mr and Mrs William Piggott and Oliver Piggott who stayed a week. Mrs Julia Nelson visits Montpelier with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Derricott. Joes Dunford move into Dean Ward home. Vern Nelson of Pocatello visited Mayo Brogue home. Elk hunting by Scott Ward William G Bee and Merrill Ward. Steven Laker and Jeryne Ward baptized and confirmed in LDS church. Old Folk committee reorganized. List of released and new members at LDS church. Evan Haddock and Paris visitors in town. Howard Ward Grunig and Cyril Jacobson in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Piggott
Oliver Piggott
Julia Nelson
Montpelier
Lloyd Derricott
Derricotts
Joe Dunford
Dean Ward
John Findlay
Vern Nelson
Pocatello
Mayo Brogue
Scott Ward
William G. Bee
Merrill Ward
Steven Laker
Lash Laker
Jeryne Ward
George Painter
LDS Church
Steven
Asa Madsen
Jedyne
T. Jay Nelson
Russell Payne
Thomas Painter
Preston Thomas
Arden Bunderson
Bishop
Mayo Krogue
Merlin Gleed
Evan Haddock
Paris
Jesse Haddock
Howard Ward
Frank Grunig
Cyril Jacobson
Logan
Funeral attendance for Annie Findlay held in Liberty
Mr and Mrs Telbert Jensen Ivy Jensen and Hazel L Peterson attended the funeral for Miss Annie Findlay in Liberty on Monday. The report notes a large crowd and a bazaar fundraiser by the Relief Society with kids enjoying fish pond popcorn balls candy and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telbert Jensen
Ivy Jensen
Hazel L. Peterson
Annie Findlay
Liberty
Pearl Johnson
Irene Beck
Mae Nielson
Idaho Falls
Henry Peterson
Relief Society
Bishop
Russell Sorenson
Mitchell Beck
Charles N. Parker
Harley Peterson
St. Charles
Hazel Peterson
Dingle
J. C. Lindsay
Lindsay
Notable Local Moves And Medical Trips In St Charles
Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson traveled to Ogden and Salt Lake with Lizzie Jenson and Mary Anne Michaelson. Theo Hymas returned from Provo with her three daughters. The Bundersons returned from Boise and attended temple sessions in Logan. Denise Arnell was taken to Pocatello for care. Daryl Michaelson plans Christmas visit then returns to California. Trent Transtrum family noted. Hazel Transtrum assisting in Montpelier. Howard Mecham injured his back at a sawmill slip. Gloyd Sprouse welcomed first grandchild at Sacrament Services. John Negus learned of his father’s death. funeral in Garden City. Jaren Pugmire sprained leg needing stitches after a fall. Glen Rich burned hands while glazing tire material at Sterling service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Ogden
Salt Lake
Lizzie Jensen
Mary Anne Michaelson
Theo Hymas
Provo
Joseph Bunderson
Alton
Boise
Rex
Mildred Arnell
Denise
Pocatello
Daryl Michaelson
Ing
Bear Lake County
Daryl
California
Burt Bunderson
Temple
Logan
Ila Michaelson
Hazel Transtrum
Montpelier
Merrill Transtrum
Merrill Sprouse
Gloyd Sprouse
Mina Pugmire Jg
Annie Stone
John E. Negus
Logan Hospital
Garden City
Jaren Pugmire
Man saves himself as clothing catches fire
A man wrestles with flames when his clothing ignites and he rips the fabric off to escape the fire. No injuries or authorities reported.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uonington
Kearns
C. wiLks
Daho
Prena Ee Aratiiaes
Foy
Farmers Insurance Group
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoge
Tero
Har Lake County
Bankers
Barrett Floral Shop
ST. Charles News
Glen
King’s Men
Dorothy Gray Hormone
Dorothy Gray
Sunbeam
Love Drug Company
Union Pacific
Idaho Farm
Raymond Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Gray
Supp
A. E. Stoddard
Call of Transportation Service
Thui Union Pacific
Western
America
Yout
A. H. Genge
R. A. Anderson
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