Bloomington Social News Highlights and Local Goings On
Mr and Mrs Jeff Dunford traveled to Salt Lake City and visited Layton and Logan on the return. Alma Perkins of Fish Haven displayed carved wood at Mutual before class. The Krogue brothers haul coal from Wyoming. Melvin Hulme travels to New York for his 21st birthday with Horace Hulme. A banquet at the Thornocks celebrated their son Rulen’s U S Service, with 25 guests. A party for three departing boys followed at Bloomington Amusement Hall with Brother Wilford Price speaking. Five farmers aid each other in preparing wood for winter.
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Jeff Dunford
Salt Lake
Layton
Logan
Melvin Hulme
New York
Horace Hulme
Donald Thornock
Rulen
U. S
Bloomington
Rulen Thornock
Roy Piggott
Lawrence Hart
Wilford Price
Paris
Social Roundup From Arimo and Nearby Visits
A week’s local notes detail Mrs. Roy Robison visiting with her mother at Long View Washington and a Temple Excursion party including Seth Dunn Ida Thornock Alvin Peterson Melvin Clark Roy Robison W. W. Clark Newell Passey Don Rex. Other items mention Roy Young's trip to Pennsylvania, Logan Bee from Idaho Falls on business, Foss family house guests, Fraughton visit from Heber City, a cottage meeting at Sleight home with multiple attendees, and visits to St Charles by Mrs. A F Rich Nancy H Allred Lola Dunn and Ida Thornock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Dunn
Ida Thornock
Alvin Peterson
Melvin Clark
Roy Robison
W. W. Clark
Newell Passey
Don Rex
R. S. Sleight
Nephi Payne
Elma Bacon
Thressa Bacon
Pamela Hayes
Naomi Hayes
LeGrand Bartschi
Ray McCammon
Mary Sizemore
A. F. Rich
Nancy H. Allred
Lola Dunn
St. Charles
Community News from Sharon Idaho and Surrounding
Mary Hymas visited relatives in Blackfoot and locals attended the Elders party in Ovid. The orchestra provided music for dances and several families from Cleveland and St. Charles visited local homes. Jim Lyon moved from Pocatel lo with his family. A Sacrament meeting featured Wayne Hymas and Jess Matthews as speakers. Glen H Taylor in California notes hope for victory and peace for service members and workers. Willis Swensen from Grace visited Monday.
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Ovid
Wayne Hymas
Lanark
Jess Matthews
Liberty
Elder and community events in Ovid and area
A local gathering in Ovid featured dancing with Hill Billys of Sharon providing music. Relatives and neighbors visited in Paris and Liberty areas. Dewain Passey was promoted to Staff Sergeant. Several Sunday visits tied to families in Cokeville Paris and Liberty.
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Ovid
Hill Billys of
Sharon
Georgetown News Social Roundup Touches Families and Visitors
Georgetown residents host relatives from Pocatello Salt Lake and McCammon while military furloughs and marriages mark the week. Ray Dunford visits on a five day pass from Camp Barkeley Texas and Kathleen Hoff wed Howard Smith in Brigham City. Dr Ruszgell Clark and Mrs Leland Larsen visit W W Clark as Nephi Payne returns from California and Ivan Sleight reports safe landing in Australia.
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Ruszgell Clark
Chicago
Mrs
Leland Larsen
Salt Lake
W. W. Clark
Bern Visitors and Local Arrivals Keep Week Busy
Local residents and guests from Montpelier Paris Soda Springs Pegram and Fish Haven visited Bern and surrounding areas last week. Notables include Lt Joy George Alleman on furlough from near Kansas City Missouri and Harl R Sorensen Sr visiting from Pegram. Twenty one locals joined a Logan Temple excursion with stake members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy George Alleman
George Alleman
Kansas City
Logan Temple
War Bonds and the Cost of Living Speech
A wartime exhortation warns that if Hitler wins the issue becomes survival itself. It urges readers to consider how much beyond 10 percent of their family income should be allotted to War Bonds from every payday.
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Hitler
Fish Haven Socials and Travels Chronicle
Mrs Ernest White visits aft Ogden this week. Guests at ward meeting were Taft Budge Ernest D Hymas and Joseph Beck. Numerous locals traveled to Pocatello Montpelier Galt Lake and Logan for events and visits.
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Ernest White
Aft Ogden
Taft Budge
Ernest D. Hymas
Joseph Beck
Sabotage in Occupied China Escalates Across Provinces
American scholar E. H. Clayton, longtime China resident, reports bands of saboteurs in Japanese occupied regions. Bridges fail, ferries disgorge cars with suspected traitors, and cotton mills burn as heat damage to silk cocoon production undermines cocoons, with culprits fleeing before detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
E. H. Clayton
United States Latin Nations Unite Against Malaria Fight
Sixteen Latin American republics and the United States join in a hemispheric effort against malaria. The campaign forms the core of a broad inter American health and sanitation program endorsed at the Rio de Janeiro Foreign Ministers conference to mobilize defenses and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Dutch on starch diet amid food shortages
Dutch rationing tightens as brown beans and potatoes become the sole staple. Compared with pre invasion figures, cultivation of brown beans and potatoes remains the only viable nourishment for the population.
Agricultural exports rise during war years to Reich markets
Beans have surged over 4100 percent and potato consumption more than doubled. Overall cultivation of agricultural products grew about 45 percent in the war years, with the bulk of these exports destined for the Reich.
Polish Food Crackdown Strikes Rural Areas
German forces conduct mass searches on railways and roads to seize agricultural quotas and stop townspeople from traveling to counties for food. Food contrabandists and shoppers in villages face flogging and transport to penal camps.
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Spalding
Paul Brown
Castlewood
Raiyy
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Alma Perkins
Fish Haven
Mutual
Krogue Brothers
Wyoming
Arimo
Mrs. Roy Robison
Long View, Wash
Roy Young
Pennsylvania
Mr. Young
Logan Bee
Idaho Falls
Ernest Foss
Mrs. Foss
Dee Fraughton
Heber City
A. M. Thompson
Max
Sue
Sharon News
Mary Hymas
Blackfoot
Calvin Covert
Kenneth Skinner
Cleveland
Frank Skinner
Riley Crossley
Hannah Miller
Stella Aland of
Pocatello
Larry J. Orr
Theo Covert
Bert Orr
Jim Lyon
Jim
Lester Roberts
Rodney Long
Dean Bartschi
Vern Bartschi
Louisé Bartschi
Beryl Carlsen
First Ward Hall
Glen H. Taylor
California
Mr. Willis Swensen
Grace
Alma Poulsen of
Agnes Toomer
Relief Society Sisters
Irwin Parker
Fern Hymas of Liberty
Verne Odell
Mrs. Lee Toomer
Cokeville
Don Stucks
Leo F. Passey
Dewain
Hart Findlay
Owen Roberts
Robert
John Parker
Alton Michaelson
Clifford Skinner
Dingle
Georgetown News
Marvin Smith
Marilyn and
Virginia
Georgetown
Lindsay Hayes
Linda
Millard Rodeback
Vera Hayes
Sleen Lewis
McCammon
Ray Dunford
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Hyrum Weighall
Budge Ranch
Right Mile
Chas, King of
Kathleen Hoff
Howard Smith
Brigham City
Mrs. Nephi Payne
Dhd
R. 9
Ivan
Australia
Bern News
W. W. Elledge
Bern
L. C. Mattson
Owen Stephens
Earl Mapes of
Harl R. Sorensen Sr
Pegram
Robert Schmid
B. H. Hines
Bob Hines
Soda Springs
J. EB. Taylor
A. J. Winters of
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Salt Lake City
Earl R. Sorensen Jr
Earl R. Sorensen Sr
Robert Clayton
County Sept. of Liberty
Donovan Howell
Parley Kunz
Fish Haven News
R. G. Stock
Luther Tufts
Dorothy White
George Thompson
Findlay Peterie
Opal, Wyo
Glenn Stock
J.P. Stock
Galt Lake
J. P
J. L. Cottle
Morris T. Hodges
Golf Stalders
Mrs. Dell Loveland
Alma Perking
Leonard Perkins
Baby
Shelly, Idaho
LaMont Pope
Ross M. Pope
Mountain View
Wyo
Ft. Bridger
Garden City
Alice Loveland
R L. Nelsons
Wanda Howell
Hazel Clark
Jennie Pugmire
Erma Stock
Fern Pope
Fontella Scofield
Keith Johnson
Laketown
Bart Satterthwaite
Carol
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