West Side high chorus attends Oneida stake conference
Weston and Vicinity reports the West Side high school mixed chorus directed by Jarvis Palmer attended the Oneida stake conference with two vocal selections. Also noted are family announcements, local visits, fireside talks, confirmations, funeral services, and community gatherings involving residents of Preston Logan and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side High School
Jarvis Palmer
Oneida Stake
Jesse Rasmussen
Jessa Lee
Ivan Thompson
Nettie Lewis
Franklin
Frank Olson
Salt Lake
Russell Nielsen
Ogden
Olson
Myron Merrill
Jack Cherrington
Preston
Doyle
Neuenswander
ILDS
Arthur Neuenswander
Lee Hansen
Mutual
J. B. Brower
George Simmonds
Len Hurst
Roy McCullock
Dick Lemmon
Belle Hurst
Bessie Charters
Audrey Fifield
Margaret Lemmon
Kathleen Whitney
Laura McCull
Oscar Campbell
Laura Fifield
Grant Burbank
Grant
Cache Junction
Stake House
Mary Burton
Vera McKay
Byron Kropf
Logan
Ace Beckstead
Willis Burton
Mildred Burton
Easter program at Sunday school drew large crowd
A large Sunday morning crowd enjoyed an Easter program by the Sunday school under Superintendent Vaughn Taylor. The program featured two violin selections by Janet Davis, a trio led by Ella Thompson and others with piano by Mrs Frank Parker, a double quartet, and a story of the resurrection. A talk by Carl Reeder, a West Side seminary teacher, concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Taylor
Janet Davis
Clifton
Ella Thompson
Lois Nielsen
Greta Parker
Farrell Nielsen
Alvin Maughan
Demont Olsen
Eldon Hansen
Frank Parker
Ela Thompson
Audrey Hansen
Gladys Merrill
Christ
Orba Larsen
Carl Reeder
West Side Seminary
Amber valued as medicine and charm in ancient Rome
Pliny records amber figurines costly as a healthy slave. The material was carved into cameos statuettes cups rings and other ornaments. It was prized as a medicine and as a charm against disease and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
New Licenses Needed For Muskrat Season
The Idaho fish and game department announces the final muskrat season of 1946-47 opens April 1 with new trapping licenses required. O R Christenson says trapping dates in Teton Caribou Bear Lake Gray's lake areas run April 1 to 15, with licenses on or after April 1. Trapping ends March 31 in the rest of the state. some sections closed December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
O. R. Christenson
Idaho Falls
Teton
Caribou
Bear Lake
Gray’s Lake
Idaho Falls Highway
Bonneville County
Veterans training under public law sixteen not GI bill limits
The Veterans Administration clarifies that Public Law 16 vocational rehabilitation aid for service connected disabled veterans follows a separate subsistence and income structure from the GI bill. Monthly subsistence plus compensation reach 105 for single veterans and 115 for married veterans with children, with no earnings limit. By February 6659 Northwest veterans were in training under this act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
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Weston and Vicinity
U. K
Ford Service
Tool
FORD
Mecune Motor CO
West Oneida
Canyon Park
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Arizona
National Park
Union Pacific Railroad
General Electric
Yin
Moffett Field
Cal
G-E Lighting Engineers
Retaises
Electric
Nation Service
National Service
Edgewood Hall
Landscape — Service
Providence, Utah
Amy
Jane
Pait Afta
Darling
Classic Cleaners
Beley
Sue $Y
Dale
Patela
Betty Sue
Dale's
Dale’s
Aya
Arly
Idaho
Bohemian Club
Rie
Irinks
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