L D S Church Choir and Confirmations Noted
The report lists ward choirs, confirmations, test imonies and prayers across multiple LDS church meetings. Names such as Ward Choir manager Joseph C. Robinson and presiding officers Bp. LaVell G. Ward and Bp. Orson H. Grimmett appear, with several songs performed including How Great the Wisdom and the Love and Count Your Blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Weston
Tne
van K. Price
Joseph C. Robinson
Ward Choir
Leon Kearl
Ward
Raymond Webb
Qerald
Allav
Sinnakera
Weneton
Pearl Ahoy
Emma Cheney
Florence Willis
Bernetta Price
Charles H. Alley
Heber C. Robinson
Cora, Johnson
Bertha Earl
Sarah Myers
J. Cheney Wills
Mary C. Robinson
Mary K. Weston
Eda Hebdon
Gerald I. Alley
Amos B. Robinson
Gong
God
Benediction
Max Johnson
Paris
Orson H. Grimmett
L. Hugh Shepherd
David Ross Minson
Cyril 8
Budge
Ruth Sleight
Susanna Jaussi
Annie Ross
Hattie Vallentine
Alberta Lewis
Amos B. Hulme
Laura Lewis
Janis Grandy
Whispering Hope
Esther and
Ora Law
Ida Smedley
Alma Burton
Virginia Lewis
Ida Ringel
Jeneane Vallentine
Merindg Wyler
F. L. Ringel
Nina Budge
William Ross
Ruth Price
Ernest D. Hymas
Moselle Budge
Community Christmas Notes and Visitors in St Charles
The St Charles column records a festive gathering at Ward amusement hall with many out of town guests. It notes travel to Salt Lake, visits by Nellie Shuster and D C Laker, and lists several local families visiting, hosting, and receiving new arrivals. The piece mentions widespread illness over holidays and a rising number of improve ments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laker
Joe
Oregon
Salt Lake
Nellie Shuster
D. C. Laker
Soldier Voter Share in Last Presidential Election
The armed forces contributed 5.6 percent of the total popular vote in the most recent presidential election, highlighting limited overseas military participation in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Milwaukee Tops Nation as Safest Pedestrian City in 1944
Milwaukee Wisconsin is named the safest large city for pedestrians in the 1944 national pedestrian safety contest. The city reduced pedestrian deaths by 39 percent versus 1942 and 1943, despite a 23 percent national rise in fatalities in 1944 over 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Demilitarization Planned for War Department Surplus
The War Department will disarm or demilitarize ammunition gases tanks and other combat vehicles and secret equipment before offering them as surplus property. National defense and public safety require that much material be rendered innocuous or stripped of secret parts while the armed services are best positioned to do this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
National Defense and Public Safety and Health
Armed Services
Christmas Poem From Sgt Hansen to Garden City Family
A brief verse from Sgt John K Hansen of the U S Army, stationed in Nagoya Japan, sends Christmas greetings to Mr and Mrs Wilford Hansen in Garden City. The poem predicts a homeward path around January and promises reunion with family after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Hansen
Garden City
Sgt
John K. Hansen
U. S. Army
Nagoya Air Base
Japan
States Abolish Capital Punishment in Six States
Maine Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Rhode Island and Wisconsin end capital punishment for murder with life imprisonment as the penalty. In North Dakota and Rhode Island death by hanging remains possible for killings while serving a life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Chocolate Substitution Tips for Cocoa Baking
When cocoa replaces bitter chocolate use three tablespoons cocoa and one teaspoon fat. Mix cocoa with other dry ingredients before adding the fat to the batter.
Private sale of Idaho minor's estate property authorized
George L. Wilkes guardian will sell on or after January 26 1946 at private sale the undivided 1 12th interest of Jack V Stock a minor in about 4.25 acres of Bear Lake County Idaho land described by metes and bounds terms cash upon delivery of deed after probate confirmation bids in writing may be left at D E Haddock attorney Paris Idaho or filed with Bear Lake County Probate Court. Last publications January 24 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack V. Stock
George L. Wilkes
Bear Lake County
Idaho
D. C. Budge
Lakeshore
Lake Shore
United States
Guardian
D. E. Haddock
Grimmett
Paris
Probate Court
Lanark News Pebbles of Social Life and Visits
Mr and Mrs Weldon Eborn and con Lynn visited with Mr and Mrs Harlan Eborn New Year’s night. Darrell Eborn and family from the udge ranch and Max Oborn of Paris visited here Thursday with relatives. Hugh Shepherd and children of Paris visited with Harlan Eborn Thursday night. Lincoln Burton and baby of Cleveland visit Irwin Parker’s family this week. Jack Rigley visited Mrs Harla Findlay Thursday. Arthur Eborn and son Worth of Paris visited Harlan Eborn and family along with Virgil Eborn and son Fri. Valene Parker visited in Montpelier with friends last week. Relief Society Theology meeting at Agnes Toomer’s home Tuesday afternoon. Theo Nelson and son Jerry visited Leo Passey Saturday. Carlos Parker motored to Salt Lake Sunday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Eborn
Max Oborn
Paris
Hugh Shepherd
Harlan Eborn
Arthur Eborn
Worth
Virgil Eborn
The
Relief Society
Agnes Toomer
Executor's Private Sale Of Idaho Property In Miles Estate
The executor Ferris W. Miles will sell at private sale the Amanda N Miles estate real estate in Bear Lake County Idaho. The property includes Lots 2 and 3 Block 9 Burgoyne Addition Montpelier with a grain elevator and railroad spur rights of way. Minimum terms require $1000 down and the balance cash upon delivery of deeds and abstracts. Sale subject to court confirmation after January 1 1946 with bids filed at the probate clerk or with attorney A A Merrill Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda N. Miles
Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Burgoyne Addition
Montpelier
Miles
A. A. Merrill
Barl
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Probate
Bear Lake County
Amanda WN. Miles
Early
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Heivh
Warner
L. D. S. Church
Atrice Hansen
Lydia Gibbons
Dariene Booth
Miller Sprouse
Celia Langford
Theora Hodges
Laketown Ward
Bloomington Ward
LaVell G. Ward
Philip Hulme
Delpha Painter
Charles Hulme
Gertrude Christensen
Jos. Patterson
A. A. Hart
Arlo Stevens
Lulu Parker
Widtsoe Krogue
Rex Thompson
Leonard Krogue
Ovid Ward
Oliver L. Peterson
John W. Spencer
Eliza Cook
Jesus
Marian Wintenbottom
Ivard Budge
John W Spencer
Linda Nye
J Vivian Nye
Vyrin Orr
Maria Cole
Emily M. Rich
Charles D. Carey
M P Rich
Viola Sleight
Sherman
Lowe
ST. Charles News
Ward Amusement Hall
L. T. Pugmire
Dennis Scofield
Paul Kearl
Laketownt
Don Dalley
Baby
Dayton
John Rich
Trita Rich
Miss Rich
Ogden
Logan
Mrs
R. K. Nelson
Frank Linford
Haber C. Keatch
Louis T. Pugmire
R. L. Stevens
Rex Linford
Ford
Frank B. Linford
Leon Swenson
Provo
Velda
Hyrum
Matthew Pugmire
Pocatello
Berniece Brown
Ray Pugmire
Mrs. Cobey
Mrs. LaVell Booth
Nelson
Major
Roscoe M. ‘Nelson
Logan Hospital
America
Nelson Home
Donera
Htte Shirley Floyd
Bones
Bern Meat
Montpeller
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
By Ray
Frisco
Washington
Vancouver
U.S
Heol
Weather
Bureau
Flist
Lanark News
Lincoln Burton
Cleveland
Irwin Parker
Jack Rigley
Harla Findlay
Valene Parker
Theo Nelson
Jerry
Leo F. Passey
Carlos Parker
Amanda N Miles
Ferris W. Miles
P.O
W. Smith Hoge
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Postoffice
Proaate
A.A. Merrill
Bankers
Soda Springs
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Po Acaihks N Rt
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