Armistice Day Observed and Local Social Notes in Georgetown
Georgetown updates show Mrs Lola McCammon hosting her sewing circle and many neighbors including Georgia Mikesell Geneva Bee Josephine Peterson Edna Solum and Bernice Rich. Armistice Day holiday observed for local schoolchildren and a series of visits and gatherings follow including coal deliveries and birthday party for Norman Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola McCammon
Georgia Mikesell
Geneva Bee
Josephine Peterson
Edna Solum
Bernice Rich
A. B
Rich
Norman
LaMonte Bee
Glenn Clark
Garry Thompson
Russell Bacon
Larry Bourne
Max Hayes
Bryce
Berry Rich
To Store Meat for Spring Under OPA Ration Plan
A wider variety of rationed meats will be available to housewives during the low ebb of meat production next spring under an OPA rationing plan. Wholesalers will be loaned points to stock freezers with veal lamb mutton and lower grade beef between now and mid January the peak period of meat output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Local Residents Host, Travel and War Service Notes
Sharon News reports Mrs. Clarence Sparks and daughter visiting the Skinner home. Sgt. Lu Dean Derricott, in India, writes that serving in the war weighs heavy but duty calls. hopes to come home soon. Bert Orr returns from Jackson Wyoming with elk. Jeanine Clark visits the Carl sen home in Liberty. Arn Derricott of Liberty and Willis Johnson of Ovid haul grain from the Will Lyon ranch. Our orchestra plays for farewell dance in Ovid for Lowell and Farrell Nielsen bound for service. Joe Olsen and James Olsen of Ovid roundup cattle locally.
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Sgt
Lu Dean Derricott
India
Arn Derricott
Liberty
Willis Johnson
Ovid
Will Lyon Ranch
Bloomington Amusement Hall Repairs Highlight Local News
The Bloomington amusement hall receives repairs including new steps and white paint. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sessions and baby from Layton Utah and a large family reunion at Jefferson Dunford’s home. Naval call for Jerald Hulme of Paris draws community attention.
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Bloomington
Earl Sessions
Baby
Layton
Utah
Jefferson Dunford
Jerald Hulme
Paris
Navy
Fish Haven Social Notes Include Visits and Relocations
Community brief from Fish Haven logs numerous visits and departures. Alicia Howell and sons traveled to Salt Lake City. Willard Peart of Randolph bought cattle. Jesse Earley and crew finished threshing. families from Evanston Garden City and Paris attended Armistice events. ward leadership and MIA activities noted. several residents planning winter moves to Ogden and Evanston. rehearsals for a new MIA play underway with a December performance.
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Sgt. W. Howell
Oklahoma City
MIA
Ruth Stock
Local Socials and Visits Round Paris Quilt Circle
Miss Hileen Passey worked in Paris for Mr and Mrs Russell Bateman. Relief Society women quilted at Agnes Eborn’s home. Norma Hart of Bloomington visited. Mutual opened with a social and games. Various Paris and Liberty residents visited relatives and friends across Friday to Sunday, including Passey, Stucks, Parker, Hymas, Poulsen, McQuire, Toomer, Booth, and King families.
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Richard Orr
Joseph Parker
Lanark
Raymond Payne
Brigham City, Utah
Bloomington
Frank Payne
Raymond
Brigham City High School
Hileen Passey
Paris
Russell Bateman
Relief Society
Agnes Eborn
Don Stucks
Irwin Parker
Russell Hymas
Family of
Liberty
Darrell Born
A. M. Poulsen
Elza Poulsen
Mike McQuire
All of Liberty
Agnes Toomer
Hosiery Production Boosts for Infants and Children
Priority aid to manufacturers will speed up infants and children's hosiery production due to a shortage of supplies. The article notes the WPE action followed a fall in stockings supply. Also mentions Lester's injury from a Sunday horse accident and sisters Shirla and Rayola Howell working at the Utah State Capitol during winter, with Shirla as receptionist and secretary and Rayola in the chemical laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirl
Rayola Howell
Utah State Capitol
Shirla
Rayola
Reynolds
U. S. Navy
Bethlehem- Hingham
Reid
Bethlehem
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Georgetown News
Mrs
Royden Hayes
Jackson, Wyo
R. &. Sleight
Salt Lake City
Bo. Sleight
Stephen Sleight
Mrs. Welker Bourne of
Conda
Ray Smart
R. Sleight
Lloyd Dunn
Mrs. Aston Hayes
Ola Williams
Iona Bunderson
Romala Solum
Blanche Smith
Lucille King
Clinton Hayes
Brent
Pocatello
Vera Hayes
Elwood Payne
Frank Bartschi
Isaac Koevene
Montpelier Hospital
Canyon
Mrs. Grove Phelps of
Alton
Marvin Clark
Howard Smith of
Ogden
Sherman Robison
Kemmerer, Wyo
Ida Thornock
St. Charles
Alvirus Agnell
M. H. King
Montpelier
Wilford King
Sharon News
Clarence Sparks
Bennington
Frank .Skinner
Cal Poulsen
Salt Lake
Bert Orr
Jackson
Wyo
Willard Kunz
Bern
Jeanine Clark
C. N. Carlsen
Dan Hunter
Lee Prescott
Preston
Lowell Nielson
Farrell Nielson
Joe Olsen
James Olsen
Inger Hess
Josephine Rasmussen
LaVell Crosley
Willard, Utah
Leonard Martin
Idaho Falls
Cecil Thornock
LeRue Hirschi
California
Hubert Jacobson
Nord
U. S
Fish Haven News
Alicia Howell
Geren and
Vearlee
Willard Peart
Randolph
Jesse Earley
Laketown
Fish Haven
Henry Shirley
Evanston
Geo. L. Langford
Garden City
G. H. Popes
Fern and la Mont Pope
Mrs. Rollin Jensen
Idaho City
John H. Jensen
Bryan Booth
Stake Board
Sacrament Meet
Ing
J.L. Cottle
Hazel Clark
Goff Stalder
Ward
Orean Stock
Georgie Findlay
Don Smith
Ruel Jenking
Vern Loveland
Hvanston
Elmer Roberts
Tom Smith
Raymond Roberts
Juanita Loveland
Ethel Perkins
Beatrice Conley
Helen Smith
Geraldine Benson
Mitchel Sims
Clarence Nelson
Hattie Findlay
Ephriam Stock
Cokeville
Ray C. Stook
Logan
Lester Nelson
Norma Hart
Aston Eborn
Mutual
John Roberts
Marie
Wilford
Sharon
Mary Hymas
David G. Parker
John H. Parker
Edwin Parker
Wm. R. Johnson
Robert Schmid
Truman Minnig
Noonan
Lyle Gertsch
Mrs. Smith Gertsch
Russell Passey
Masiah Booth
Wardboro
George King
Lester
Washington, D.C
DE Reynolds
Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard
Uncle Sam
America
Ll.d
Pocatello — Soda Springs
Arrowhead Freight Lines, Ltd
Montpelier, Idaho
Banks
Soda Springs
Bankers
Hedoral Neposis Insurance Corporation
Your Tome Bank
Idako
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