Franklin County 4-H Club meetings and activities
Franklin County 4-H notes show the 4-H clubs meeting at various homes in July 1946. Officers are elected including Janet Rawlings as president and Ruth Rawlings as secretary. Demonstrations on cookies sandwiches and calf handling were given, with plans for fair preparation and a 4-H Club Camp at Fish Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Winward
Barbara Rallison
Sannette Swainston
Sannette
Fairview Clever Cooks Club
Janet Rawlings
Roberts
Leonard Brooks
June Whitehead
Ruth Rawlings
Connie Harris
Mary Kerr
Fish Haven
Fairview
C-C-C
Clever Cooks Club
LaMont
Brooks
Bear Lake
Arvin Kofoed
Gibson
Four Leaf Nutrition and Related Club Meetings Summarized
A sequence of club meetings is recorded with notes on officers minutes pledges and refreshments. The 4 Leaf Nutrition Club led by Geneal Bosworth discussed demonstrations on nutrition milk shakes and sewing projects while the Fashion Five assisted with dressmaking and fabric finishing. The Treasure Club and High Tension Club also held meetings with minutes read and assignments given, including a cocoa milk shake demo and a dress fitting task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Gregerson
4 Leaf Nutrition Club
Opal Swann
Lena Lowe
Qopal
Lucky Horseshoe Club
Treasure Club
Geneal Bosworth
Joyce Atkins
Joyce Atkinson
Jean Shumway
Sesson
Joan Shumway
OPA Failure Delays Veteran Hospital Construction Across Nation
Rep Henry Dworshak charges the OPA failed to hold the price line delaying Veterans Administration hospital building. He cites a VA report showing costs doubled from 1943 to 1946, with 51 601 beds planned and an added 441 250 000 in June 1946 to complete them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
House of Representatives
Veterans’ Administration
CPA
Gworshak
Congress
Veterans
Dwirshak
Drawings On Special Game Hunts Listed For Coming Season
Idaho fish and game department announced 1946 drawings for special hunts. The mature elk hunt at Pocatello preserve runs Aug 24 to Sept 1 with applications due Aug 15. Other draws include Rocky Mountain bighorn ram trophy on Aug 30 and several forest deer hunts in Sept 12, 25 across Minidoka districts and Fremont counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Pocatello
TD Riladeau
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
Cassia
Minidoka Nationa Forest Deer Hunt
Albion
Minidoka National Forest Deer Hunt
Sublett
Black Pine
Minidoka National Forest
Idaho Auto Club cites rising fatalities in AAA Take It Easy drive
R G Cole of the Idaho State Automobile Association notes Idaho deaths rose in 1946 while national May totals fell 20 percent from 1941. For six months, 76 fatalities compare with 70 in 1941 and 65 in 1945, and 82 accidents during a recent holiday left 36 injured and one killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Idaho
R G Cole
Idaho State Automobile Association
Woodrow-Win Ward Welcome Third Daughter
Whitney Mr and Mrs Woodrow Win ward announce the arrival of their third baby daughter born at Preston hospital. Mrs Lucy Tanner and four children drove to Provo Utah Saturday for Clayson family reunion held Sunday. Ladies Variety club members and husbands started a bonfire party up Cub River but rain and a storm sent picnickers home to Lorin Bodily’s. Mrs Anna Reeder and daughter Rowena of Weston visited Mrs William Reese Weynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Winward
Preston Hospital
Lucy Tanner
Provo
Utah
Clayson
Ladies’ Variety Club
Cub River Canyon
Canyon
Lorin Bodily
Anna Reeder
Rowena
Weston
William . Reese Weynes
Community Notes From The Week Ending In Logan
Last week guests included Mr and Mrs Theron Swainston in Logan and Mrs Glenn Spackman with son Richard from Burley visiting Merlin Swainston's family. The Primary organization held a homecoming program Monday afternoon with an Indians history display and refreshments. Fern Weaver Murdock and two children along with Edith W Swartz of California vacationing with Bert Weaver. Charles Keller and family from Pocatello visited Janius Keller, Louis Bodily and daughter of Washington DC stayed with Barbara Biallif in Whitney. Roger Ralph Howell broke his collar bone after falling from bleachers at the rodeo grounds Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Swainston
Logan
Glenn Spackman
Richard
Burley
Merlin Swainston
Fern Weaver Murdock
Edith W. Swartz
Baby
California
Bert Weaver
Charles Keller
Pocatello
Janius Keller
Louis S. Bodily
Washington, D .c
Whitney
Barbara Biallif
Roger Ralph Howell
Ralph Howell
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SAN Compurre
AEA
Preston Co-op Drug
T. J. Wheel
Preston, Idaho
Oay
Anne Jamison
Rocrt Armbruster
Cachelior
KSL
Utah Power & Light CO
Franklin County
Sherman Lindhardt
H H H
Whitney Flying Needles Club
Thayle Beckstead
Vonanzza Pursteller
Lila Foster
Marlene Larson
Norda Lee
Joan Alder
Luetta Rallison
NaDean Oliverson
Norda Lee Bodnyv
Elnor Allen
Secrea Y
Patsy Maughan
Ieader Lucretig Maughan
Letham Barbara Olsen
Barbara Olsen
Utah Power & Light
Ronny Kirkbride
Ted Berquist
Richard Edgley
Machat
Gaylord Larson
University of Idaho
Wayne S. Evans
Preston
Qual
Ee Se Service
National
Rodeo Grounds
Coad
Bob Stokes
Harold Manning
C.A.A
Ton
CAA
Veter
Ans Administration
G. I
Civilan
Air Corps
Preston Airport
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