Glencoe Community Notes from Sacrament Meeting and Visits
Sunday speakers Mr and Mrs Heber Winn of Preston Third ward addressed the Glencoe congregation. Relief Society met July 31 with a program honoring Marguerite Jepsen who has moved to Clifton. Quilts were made and refreshments served by Virgin Hansen and Geneva Wallgren. Elmer Gulbrarsen and family of Oneida visited Pearlin Roper. Willis Roper family spent time with her the prior week. Roper recovering from injuries from a trailer accident near Clifton. Elias Jepsen and family vacation in Yellowstone Park. Dorthea Jepsen living with son Hyrum Jepsen. Harold Hawkes family dined with Orlando Rasmussen. Elzo Coburn and family of Pocatello visited Emma Hansen. Coburn works for railroad. Bill Wallgren and G E Olson visited Pocatello, dined with Paul Larson. Local men work season spans haying, harvesting, and loggin in Strawberry Canyon. Russel Westerberg, Verdon Hanser, DeLoy Hanser, Melroy Larson, Kenneth Johnson, Leon Roper, and Cpl Wayne Perry visited Carver family. Perry arrived from Fort Lewis, Washington on a 30 day leave to Idaho Falls.
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Heber Winn
Preston Third Ward
Relief Society
Marguerite Jepsen
Clifton
Virgin Hansen
Geneva
Wallgren
Elmer’ " Gulbrarsen
Elmer’ " Gulbrarsen &Family
Oneida
Pearlin Roper
Willis Roper
Roper
Elias Jepsen
Yellowstone Park
Dorthea Jepsen
Hyrum Jepsen
Harold Hawkes
Orlando Rasmussen
Elzo Coburn
Pocatello
Emma‘Hansen
Coburn
Railroad
Bill Wallgren
G E Olson
Paul Larson
Strawberry Canyon
Russell Westerberg
Verdon
DeLoy Hanser
Melroy Larson
Kenneth Johnson
Leon Roper
Wayne_Perry
Carver
Fort Lewis
Washington
Idaho Falls
Federal crop insurance protects crops from unavoidable risks
Wilford Stokes of the Franklin county AAA committee urges farmers to consult the county AAA committee before September 30 or before feeding winter wheat to secure protection against hail fire flood insects and other unavoidable perils through federal crop insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Stokes
Franklin County
Trapping Dates Set for Eastern Idaho Regions
The game department announced trapping seasons for eastern Idaho. Mink seasons run in parts of eastern Idaho as outlined, with muskrats allowed in several counties under specific dates and zones. Non-resident licenses cost 50 dollars. traps only for muskrat taking. shooting banned. reports due within 90 days of season end.
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Game’ Department
Commission
Idaho
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Gray’s Lake
Gray's Lake
Bonneville “County
Idaho Falls
Ban‘nock
Power
Oneida
Clark
Fremont
Jefferson
Barn Dance at Thatcher a Success
Bill Wright sponsored a barn dance at his Thatcher turkey ranch near the old Tumble Inn. A large local crowd enjoyed lively music from a Logan orchestra including Nadine Wright. The event topped a new building planned as a two car garage shop and barn, postponed once due to fate but praised by attendees.
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Bill’ Wright
Riverdale Visits Span Wide Circle of Relatives
Tuesday and Sunday visits describe a flurry of family gatherings. Numerous residents from Riverdale and nearby towns visited kin in Mink Creek Pocatello Salt Lake City Ogden Preston and Weiser, including Mr and Mrs LeRoy Edwards, James Woolf, Maxine Forsgren, and others, with health notes on LeRoy Edwards recovering from a stroke.
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Norman
Simpson
Texas
Walter ‘Rindlisbaker
Leon
Ralph
Ruth
Torval Keller
Mink Creek
Paar
Willis Roper
Clifton
Barrington
LeRoy Edwards
Ed’Hebdon
Laketown
Utah
LeRoy
Edswards
Wendall -Smith
California
A Meek
Maxine
Salt Lake
Tye, Gee
Edwards
Donald Meek
Montpelier
Bi Meek
James Sutton
Burley
Doris Romer
Ogden
Cleo Swenson
Preston
Ora
Swainston
Whitney
Joseph Tanner
Donna
Tanner
Joseph’Tanner
Lloyd Forsgren
Weiser
Stamp value notices for foods and rations
Details on red blue and sugar stamps with validity dates through late summer and fall. Lists stamp books numbers and regions with points and quantities for meats fats processed foods sugar and canning. Includes gasoline coupons A through E and quarterly validity through September 30 194.
Butter supplies to rise as production up and ration values fall
The article notes an upcoming rise in butter availability as production increases and the government set-aside for August is reduced by 20 percent. Ration point values drop from 24 to 16 points per pound while butterfat payments boost output. Per capita consumption figures are discussed as the trend continues.
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Europe
Germany
Pacific
THE
Mountain’ States Telephone’ & Telegraph Company
Glencoe
Thatcher
Riverdale
Pabce
Preston Lumber ‘Co
Intermountain
Ensign Motor
ICO
Quaker
Vico-Pep
GARE
Vico
Lohder Meolle
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