Aiden Ar mell Home Briefly on Fifteen Day Furlough
ST. CHARLES reports Aiden Ar mell back home for a short visit on a fifteen day furlough. Several locals note arrivals and departures including Meredith Rich Wilhelmsen planning to join her husband at Fort Knox, Ky and Generce Cleveland visiting on furlough from Camp Lifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiden Armell
Meredith Rich Wilhelmsen
Bruce Wilhelmsen
Fort Knox, Ky
Generce Cleveland
Mrs. Elsworth Cleveland
Camp Lifton
Fat Salvage Bee Aids Nation Amid Fat Shortage
A wartime bulletin explains a Fat Salvage program encouraging households to collect used fats. It notes limits on amounts, offers up to 4 cents and 2 red points per pound, and references approval by WFA and OPA, with guidance from county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFA
OPA
MODS OF THE MOMENT ON CALF CARE AND MILK COOLING
Advice notes calf rearing from four months to year old with grain and forage guidance. Emphasizes fall-dropped calves and spring pastures. Includes milk cooling tips and salt supplementation for dairy cattle with emphasis on temperature, water, shade, and salt availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Local social notes from Sharon area populated by many visits
Mrs. Wayne Derricott and others visited in Liberty while A C Hymas toured Soda Springs.110 words of neighborhood gatherings include dinner guests Susanna Jausai from Paris and Louise Stucks with the Bartschi family. 1st Lt Baril Beyeler left for Ogden before reassignment and Douglas Stalder underwent surgery at Bear Lake hospital recovering well per family reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville Shepherd
Susanna Jausai
Paris
Community Notes From Georgetown Area
Local residents report a variety of family duties travels and visits. Mrs Tabitha McCammon travels to Nampa after the death of her brother in law Herbert Hansen. Several people spent the Fourth in Lava. A trout caught by Tom Wilde weighed six pounds and measured 22 inches in the Blackfoot river. Ezra Haskins of Malad visits Eldon Haskins. Jean Hayes and relatives travel between Utah and Idaho for family events. Walter Clark Melvin Clark groups welcome visitors from Farmington Utah and Star Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabitha McCammon
Nampa
Herbert Hansen
Tom Wilde
Blackfoot
E. B. Clark
Amos Clark
Grant Clark
Farmington
Utah
Walter E. Clark
Melvin Clark
Star Valley
Mervin Clark
Boy Scouta
Verlaine Larsen
Chad Clark
Russell Johnson
Mia
Fannie Munk
Roas Tippata
Carl Stoddard
War Mothers
Mary Stoddard
Reoa Clark
Russell Hayes
Sgt
Lindsay Hayes
Evelyn Bacon
Jean Johnson
Lauriel Bartschi
Guellle Smith
Ments
Lanark News Briefs Include Birthdays and Okinawa Wounds
Community notes from Lanark recount travels for visits to St. Charles and Liberty, Fourth of July outings to local canyons, and kinship gatherings. Letters report Cal v in Parker wounded on Okinawa and Junior Odell wounded in the Philippines, with memorials planned for Garth Beck. A large party celebrated veterans' returnees and a quilting fundraiser occurred as Mrs. Findlay recovers in Montpelier hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Calvin
Okinawa
Junior Odell
Philippines
Local residents share visits and family news from Bloomington
Bloomington notes span visitors from Florida to Utah and California. Families like the Brimhalls and Thornocks, plus soldiers Bruce and LeRoy, appear among extended kin, with hospital stays, cherry picking trips, memorial services, and small town gatherings noted.
Twins Born to Loveland Family in Fish Haven
On July 7 a boy and girl named Nard and Narda were born to Mr and Mrs Don Loveland at Bear Lake hospital. The boy died July 8 after a brief life. Funeral services were held at the Loveland home in Fish Haven with Bishop Qwen R Stock directing and a large gathering. Delbert Hymes spoke, with a musical tribute by Carol and Donovan Howell. Glenn J Stock conducted the grave dedication. interment followed at the Fish Haven cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loveland
Bear Lake Hospital
Nard
Narda
Loveland
Fish Haven
Qwen R. Stock
Delbert Hymes
St. Charles
Carol
Donovan Howell
Frank Findlay
Wenonah Shirley
Norman Beck
Arthur Shirley
Glenn J. Stock
Lish Haven Cemetery
the Little
Bern visitors and local families share social notes
Mr and Mrs Ferris N Call and son Willard along with Capt Ronald Bruley and Mrs Joe Rowsell of Bancroft were business visitors in Bern last week. Mrs David Roberts and daughter Ha and Mrs Ward of Liberty also visited on Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson and son Wallace of Salt Lake spent the Fourth at the Schmid residence. Anthon Kunz welcomed a baby girl Hattie at Montpelier hospital after tonsil surgery. Elder Broff of Salt Lake, a missionary companion of Mrs Myrtle Steckler, visited Friday. The Minnigs of Noonan and Albert Buelton of Lagan visited John Minnig, and Parley Kunz and Dale Schmid joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris N. Call
Willard
Ronald Bruley
Joe Rowsell
Bancroft
Bern
Wm. R. Johnson
Wallace
Salt Lake
Robert Schmid
Elder Broff
Myrtle Steckler
Callifornia Mission
Truman Minnig
Noonan
Albert Buelton
Lagan
John Minnig
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ST. Charles News
Aiden Windley
Montpelier
Errie Peterson
Mrs
Augustus Peterson
Max Williamson
Bes and
Bert Hill
Ralph
Preston Booth
Roy Hirschi
Marvin Rasmussen
Marvin
Kemmerer
Chauncey Wilkes
Kurt and
Hilding Anderson
Phylis Williamson and Sons
Layton
Uncle Bob
The
Kraft Dairy Farm Service
University of Wisconsin
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Lafayette
Ind
Bob
Sharon News
Mrs. Wayne Derricott of
Liberty
Ray Hymas
A. C. Hymas
Soda Springs
Louise Stucks
Leo Bartschi
Mrs. Norman Gambling
Jesse Scheidegger
Harvey Matthews
C. N. Carlson
A. B. Miller
the Montpelier Hospital
Relief Society
Ida Prescott
Paulina Skinner
Merlyn Hymas
Vera Bartschi
Dennis Carlsen
Anona Sparks
Monte
Bennington
F. B. Skinner
Silas Wright
Larry
Beryl
Baril Beyeler
Ogden
Mrs. Donovan Howell
Douglas Stalder
Goff Stalder
Lydia Wedel
Josephine Blade
LeRoy Wilkes
Jack Stock
Georgetown News
Ezra Haskins
Malad
Brother
Eldon Haskins
Lava
Ann Bankdull
Jimmie Benton
Misa Lucille Wallgreen
Gene Hayes
Ronald Hayes
Ernest Foss
Udell Weaver
Jack George
Idaho Falla
George Kay
Skaggs
Duane Hayes
Lyndayle, Utah
Alma Hayes
Arthur Smith
Elmer Wilcox
Norfolk
Inez Hoff
Evan Hoff
Wm. Hoff
Logan
Ora Hoff
John Solum
BE. L. Solum
Bill Hagen
Virginia Wood
Marlena Solum
Lanark News
Agnes Toomer
Laura Poulsen
Elza Poulsen
Family of Liberty
Alfred Keetch
Wayne
Arthur Oborn
Hugh Shepherd
Canyon
Mr. Martin
Wilford Price
David G. Parker
Mink Creek
Mary Hymas of
Sharon
Elsie Roberts
Maida King
Clifford King
Colleen
Lester King
Mrs. Lincoln Burton
Baby of
Cleveland
Irwin Parker
Blake Toomer
Mrs. Lee Toomer
Montpellier
Eisters
Walter Earley Tueday
Lanark Ward
Garth Beck
Pearl Eckenbrak
Provo
Owen Roberts
John Parker
Layton, Utah
David Parker
Fred Parker
Boyd Clark
Homer Clark
Worthy Beck
Harlan Eborn
B. H. Findlay
Montpelier Hospital
Bloomington
Grant Rosen
Linda
Nicky Monson
Burton Thomas
Lee Brimhall
Jacksonville
Florida
Mrs. Romney
Mrs. LaVell War
Rickey
Anna Marie
Marilyn Ward
Rosa
Imo Thomas of
Mabel Greenhalgh
Wendell Christensen
Aon Paul
A. O. Christensen
LeRoy Thornock
Bremerton, Wash
Cecil Thornock
Bruce Thornock
England
Leslie Hill
California
LeRoy Hill
Lark Bataman
J. A. Thornock
Seattle
Ronald Thornock
Larry Piggott
Thomas Piggott
Davis Wellentine
J. P. Patterson
Madsen Piggott
Yvonne Patterson
Burley
Mrs. J. P. Patterson
Cerissa Thompson
Joyce Nelson
Betty Bateman
Mrs. Arden Bunderson
Otis Bateman
Cleone Payne
Russell Payne
George Alleman
First Ward
LaMar
Richard Berry
John H. Parker
David K. Schmid
Schmid
Jack Thomas
Border, Wyo
Mae T. Kunz
Centervile
Marjean
Zenna Mae Schmid
Barbara Kunz
Betty Joe Kunz
Jesse
Danale
Orlando Kunz
Naomi Kunz
Wayan
Vern Mayfield
Blackfoot River
Rudolph Bilenz
Emil Stoor
Wigan
Jesse Buhler
Joseph
Midvale
Walter Buhler
Charles
Donna Bowen
Midvaland
Donna Lee Kunz
Our Valley
Zimmerly Airlines
Boeing
Pocatello
Boise
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Reservation Office
Whitman Hotel
KRAFT
Fish Haven News
Bern News
Anthon Kunz
Hattie
Parley Kunz
Dale
Uae
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Idaho
He Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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