Four 4 H clubs meet for sewing and cooking sessions
The Four 4 H clubs held meetings at various homes. The Snipperettes sewed dresses with Monta Nelson leading a discussion on attitudes and refreshments by Vera Cole. The 4 H cooking club, led by Carol Dalley, demonstrated custard with refreshments for several members. The Merry Sewers and Pair of Cooks clubs also gathered to sew aprons and cook entries with hostesses Esther Griffiths and Marilyn Schwartz respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta* Nelson
Vera‘ Cole
Snipperettes
the Teader
Orthea Moser
Kathryn Blau
Licille Chase
Dorma_Rogers
Meronret
Taylor
Edna Bingham
Ida Chase
Jean Balls
Carol “Dalley
Carol
Vickie Nutffer
Ione Beutler
Roseanne Schwartz
Nadine Phillips
Norman Archibald
Erma Jones
Merry Sewers 4-H Club
Esther Griffeths
Esther
Karen Kirkbride
Dorothy Moser
Marianna Winward
Margaret Beutler
Helen Schwartz
Cooks
Marilyn Schwartz
Traffic deaths in 1955 reach thirty seven thousand eight hundred
In 1955 thirty seven thousand eight hundred Americans were killed in traffic accidents signaling a staggering toll on roads. This national statistic highlights the era's road safety challenges and the scale of fatalities during that year.
Johnson Returns to Alaska After 100 Day Visit
Lt Lynn F Johnson returns to Eielson Air Force Base Alaska after a 100 day visit with parents Mr and Mrs L Hyrum Johnson of Fairview. He serves in the weather recon squadron flying WB 50 planes on routes over the Beering Sea to Plarmigan and the Arctic ice pack. Mrs Johnson formerly Sharon Cole of Fairview, they have two children Sherri and Kevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn F., Johnson
Alaska
L. Hyrum Johnson
Fairview
Eitson
Air Force Base
Johnson
Beering Sea
Plarmigan
Arctic
Lieut. Johnson
Sharon Cole
Sherri
Kevin
Idaho crops brighten as Aug one yields rise across multiple staples
USDA crops reporter notes improved conditions for spring wheat sugar beets dry peas and commercial apples in Idaho with higher production forecasts than a month ago. barley hops sweet cherries and prunes dimmed while winter wheat corn oats rye alfalfa late summer potatoes and sour cherries hold steady. first fall potato estimate places outturn at 34 010 000 bags, above both last year and average, aided by above normal heat and irrigation but hail damaged parts of Lewis and Nez Perce counties on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda Crops Reporting Service
Idaho
Lewis and
Nez Perce
Nomination Deadline Nears for Idaho Grassman 1956
Spence, range specialist at University of Idaho extension, notes county committees must nominate candidates for Idaho Grassman 1956 by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liter Spence
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Union Pacific Wins Merit Safety Award for 1955 Record
The National Safety Council awarded Union Pacific a Merit for its 1955 safety performance. Ned H. Dearborn noted the road's injury frequency rate was 33 percent below the par rate and injury severity 28 percent below the industry average. E. Hicks of Operations praised the recognition and cited six months of 1958 with 2.17 injuries per million hours, best among Class I railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety” Council
Union Pacific, Railroad
Bee
Council
éfiMérit
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety’ Council
E. Hicks
L. P
Union Pacific
Hicks
Idaho County Health Board Members and Powers Described
The Idaho health team consists of a county health officer and two citizen members appointed by county commissioners. The officer, a licensed physician, is paid and serves two years, while citizen members serve four year terms. The board, which elects a chairman and is secretary by the health officer, governs local public health, approves county sanitary rules, and can quarantine and regulate to prevent infectious disease outbreaks with rules aligned to state law. The article urges community cooperation with the board’s health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
County Board ‘of Health
County Commissioners
of Health
County Board of Health
State, Board of Health
We H All
Public Signs Readable to Flemish Readers
Fragments note that the general drift of Flemish readers is not hindered by simple public signs and that such signs are readable by these people.
Fair schedule for pony and horse events at Preston arena
At the North End Fair Grounds a schedule lists 9:00 a.m. judging of boys and girls ponies, 10:00 a.m. judging draft horses, 1:00 p.m. horse pulling contest at Preston Rodeo Arena, 3:00 p.m. 4 H dairy Helfer awards, and exhibits must remain until 5:00 p.m. with division superintendent oversight to prevent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Church House
Gfarm
Farm Bureau
O Farm Bureau
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Preston Rodeo Arena
Helfer
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West
G. L
Ogden Beauty School
Wash. ‘Blvd
Ogden, Utah
Lynn ‘Johnson
Utah Power& Light. CO
L. J. Peterson
Neta
West Fair
West Fair Building
Fair Grounds
East Fair
Franklin County
Kitchen
Utah Power and Light Co
Preston Lumber
The
Furniture ‘Exchange
Peterson Tractor Service
Sprouse-Reitz’ Company
McCune Motor
Anderson Lumber
M. H. King
Preston Electric & Furn,Co
Preston. Citizen
Cranney Chevrolet Co
U. K
Utah
Greaves Style Shop
Johnson Drug
West’ Motor Co
Franklin’ Co.Sugar Co
Merrill's Jewelry
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