Commencement Exercises and Dance at Thatcher High School
Mound Valley notes invite community to Thatcher High School for graduation exercises and a dance. Seniors listed include Eileen Coombs Jean Ransom Margaret Smith Edith Anderson Geraldine Mendenhall June Hoops Fay Harris Alice Barthlome Betty Wireman Nathan Smith Karrell Jensen LaDell Walton Edwin Geary Floyd Geary Blaine Barthlome Wayne Nielson. Also mentions relatives and visitors including Mr and Mrs Arod Bennett, Shirlee Panter from Cleveland visiting grandmother Nancy McGregor, Rex Lee a former 4 H agent visiting, and Mrs Harriet Williams visiting in Logan. Mrs Gerald Nuffer to California to join husband in San Diego.
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Thatcher High School
Eileen Coombs
Jean Ransom
Margaret Smith
Edith Anderson
Geraldine Mendenhall
June Hoops
Fay Harris
Alice Barthlome
Betty Wireman
George Perry
Shirlee Panter
Cleveland
Nancy McGregor
Mound Valley
Rex Lee
Lee
Gerald Nuffer
California
San Delgo
Harriet Williams
Logan
Harold Henniger
Typewriter Ribbons in Various Sizes for Multiple Brands
Wide selection of typewriter ribbons in all sizes. Fits Remington L C Smith Royal Underwood and Royal Portables. Durable ink ensures clean legible typing across models. Prices available on request.
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Remington
L. C. Smith
Royal, Underwood
Royal
Preston’s Last Chairman Becomes Preston’s First Mayor
J. N. Carson, long resident and last Preston village board chair, is credited with foundational city improvements. He helped lay the first cement sidewalks, installed the city water system, and led the purchase of Bali Park for recreation and the annual rodeo. Carson is portrayed as progressive and unbound by class, ready to serve all citizens.
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Preston
Preston—_BALI PARK
Cleveland News Briefs Cover Local Events and Births
Mrs Donna Keller and three children visiting Cleveland from Mink-Greek stay with her mother Mrs Catherine Nelson. The Cleveland ward M I A closed a year’s work with a program and lunch. Pocatello visitors included Mr and Mrs J H Traxel and children. District fourteenth school election elected LaFaun Johnson for a three year term. Bishopric and priesthood members attended district conference in Pocatello with Salt Lake City instructors.
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Donna Keller
Cleveland
Catherine Nelson
Mutual
Gilbert H. Nelsen
Long
Floyd Hansen
Keith Nelsen
Gilbert Nelsen
Wayne Smith
Dee Andreasen
Janice Andreasen
Bishop J. W. Adams
J. H. Traxel
Pocatello
Lola Kendall
Tom Walton
Salt Lake City
Dorthy Anderson
Virginia Adams
Frank Sant
Soda Springs
J. W. Smith
Dennis Bennett
Lago
Idaho
Ella Henderson
Wyoming
W. Covert
LaFaun Johnson
Hyrum R. Nelson
Cleveland Ward
Pocatillo
Thomas EB. McKay
Nicholas G. Smith
M. O. Ashton
Harold Conlin
Milo Ransom
Bright Family and Friends Share Weekend Visits
Linrose residents recount a busy social stretch with visits from Venice Evelyn and Indaw Leon Bell while W A Skidmore from Smithfield Utah stayed with L A Bright. Other gatherings include Easter party notes, temple attendance, and a turkey supper hosted by Mrs David Nash with several guests.
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L. A. Bright
Venice
Evelyn
Indaw
Leon Bell
Schwendiman Responds On Beet Acreage Slump In Idaho
Idaho agriculture chief Harvey Schwendiman rebutted George Curtis over beet sugar plans. He said only about 50 percent of last year's acreage is signed for 1942 and warned that without higher prices farmers will not plant beets. He blamed government price levels and overpaid advisers for the shortage.
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Harvey Schwendiman
George H.curtis
Schwendiman
Idaho
Safe Canning Methods for Vegetables and Fruits
The steam pressure canner is the recommended method by the US Department of Agriculture for preserving vegetables like beans peas corn spinach and asparagus and for meats. Fruits tomatoes rhubarb and pickled foods may be safely canned by boiling water bath. boil at least ten minutes before tasting or eating even if no spoilage is evident.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm wiring program expands for eligible farmers
Farmers may install farm stead wiring to operate equipment while utility service connections are set. Eligible under Order U-1-C and certified by the U S Department of Agriculture County War Board may buy up to 76 pounds of wire plus accessories from any supplier and receive a AA-3 preference rating.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture County War Board
Community Notes Include Local Visits and School Election
GlendaAle Mrs June Palmer and children of Winder Idaho visited Tuesday afternoon. Wells Riverdale guests, Mr and Mrs George Hobbs Preston Idaho visited Sunday. Albert Sharp family Winder visited Auger family Sunday. Eva Connie and Dean Webster Salt Lake City spent weekend with Asa L Webster family. Harley Jepsen Mink Creek Idaho visited Jesse Wheeler family Sunday. Annual School Election held Friday. Leland L Auger re elected trustee. Leo Palmer Shirley Palmer Orrie Winger Seaborn LaMont Preston also in community. Clifford Sharp Mapleton dinner with Leland Auger family Sunday. Ladeen Larsen visited parents Christian J Larsen family weekend. Carl Shattle Logan made final inspection New Ward Chapel Saturday reporting building satisfactory and landscaping suggestions to Bishop Asa L Webster.
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W. A. Skidmore
Smithfield
Utah
L. A. Bright
Bright
Mr. Skidmore
Dale Larsen
Glencoe
Eugene Tomasi
Bishop
D. Ariel Nash
Temple
Roy Hunter
Ogden
Harold Stevenson
Zane—Stevenson
Abel W Stevenson
KVNU
F. PF. A
Wallace Adams
J. S. Adams
Southern States Mission
David Nash
Veroka Nash
Charles Olsen
Fern Hatch
Akron
Ohio
Myers
Fanny Nelson
Virgil Knudson
Virgene
Wellanc Smith
Samuel Smith
Riverdale
Idaho
George Hobbs
Preston
Albert Sharp
Winder
William H.auger
Eva Webster
Connie Webster
Dean Webster
Salt Lake City
Asa L. Webster
Harley Jepsen
Minkk’Creek
Jesse Wheeler
Leland L
Auger
Leo Palmer
Shirley Palmer
Orrie Winger
Seaborn LaMont
Clifford Sharp
Mapleton
Leland L. Auger
Ladeen Larsen
Christian J. Larsen
Carl ‘Shattle
Logan
Government urges housewives to cut canned foods
The government calls on housewives to extend food supplies by buying fewer canned foods and more fresh daily vegetables, offering guidance on extending pantry stocks.
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Bala
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Linrose
Curtis
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June Palmer
Winder, Idaho
Mrsav-Verda —Nelson
Julia Lee
Wright
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Libby
Gerbers
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Sunkist
Curley
Spears
Heinz
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Bot
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Loin
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