Preston Social Notes Travel and Visitors Roundup
Preston residents host and visit relatives across Utah and Idaho. Among those featured are Mr. and Mrs. Forsgren with the Le land Jorgensons and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Felix of Logan on a lodge vacation. Miss Kathryn Warr and Mrs. Ruth Warr Kearl arriving from Madison Wisconsin to visit the Warrs. several locals attending conventions in Idaho Falls. Vera Farnes visiting from Los Angeles. Ensign Clarence Tyndall’s Blackfoot trip and overseas orders. PFC Alan Manning on furlough. and numerous weekend visits and dances including a Midnight Dance at Downata with the Bluebird orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Forsgren
Leland Jorgenson
Carl Felix
Logan
Utah
Kathryn Warr
Ruth Warr Kearl
Madison
Wisconsin
Clifford Warr
Kathryn
University of Wisconsin
Ensign
Clarence Tyndall
Blackfoot
Public Bond Advice Amid Inflation Warns Against Black Markets
Fragmented lines urge citizens to buy more bonds every payday to avoid black markets and rising prices. The message pressures individuals to calculate how many bonds to purchase and implies national economic risk if not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bae As
Preston families visit then depart for Camp Hale
Corpral and Mrs. Noel Condie and baby Sherryl of Colorado visited Preston during furlough and left for Camp Hale accompanied by relatives. They toured with friends and relatives including the Greaves and Benson families, while other locals returned from Los Angeles and planned events. The town advertises a military film premiere This Is The Army at the Grand Theatre with proceeds aiding service members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel J. Condie
Sherryl
Colorado
Preston
Camp Hale
Salt Lake City
Caroline Condie
Maxine
Vern Nean Condie
Clyde Condie
Fossil
Oregon
Army
Grand Theatre
Lions Ladies Hold Annual Canyon Outing at Community Camp
The Preston Lions women held their annual outing at the Community Camp in Cub River on Wednesday evening. Sixty four attended a dutch oven chicken dinner followed by a bonfire program directed by Weldon Nash. Walter Birle chaired the program committee and cooks Fossi and Virgi Baudsen provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lions
Cub River
Weldon Nash
Walter Birle
Idaho Faces Federal Road Aid Hurdles Amid War Efforts
The Idaho governor convened officials to protest WPB denials of road aid crucial to farming regions. He cited lagging state applications like Preston Grace and Blackfoot Gardner highways, while WPB controls most road work. Calls were made to action against AAA and quarantine violations, with state revenue trends and a War Bond drive looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Federal Bureau
War Production Board
Idaho
Public Roads, Administration
WPB
Joe D. Wood
Preston- Grace
Blackfoot- Gardner
New Sweden-Shelley
Idaho Falle- Taylorville
New Idaho liquor ration cards replace invalid ones
Idaho's liquor ration cards issued to civilians will be replaced with buff colored cards upon presenting War ration book No 1 at state liquor stores. Registration requires in person proof of 21 years old and Idaho residency, with new card and permit numbers recorded in the ration book. Pink cards remain for military personnel on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Liquor Commission
Leland W. Rawson
L “Rawson
Zasphem
Army Banock County Seabee Recruit Heads to Service
Knewel A Johnson son of Leon ard Johnson leaves Sunday with Bannock County unit for military service. He has worked at Bancroft for years and is registered from Bannock County. He enters as a Seabee. His brother Pvt Frank A Johnson is stationed in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knewel
A. Johnson
Leonard * Johnson
Bannock Boys
Mniitary
Bancroft
Bannock
Johnson
Frank A. Johnson
Kentucky
Local Boys Arrive for Pre Flight Training
Local boys G Fackrell and Richard M Merrill arrive in Shawnee Oklahoma to enroll at Baptist University for Army Air Force training. The five month program precedes appointment as 1 884 Aviation Cadets in the Army Air Forces. Cadets take academic courses and elementary flying training and upon completion are classified as pilots navigators or bombardiers before moving to advanced schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Heber
G. Fackrell
Mra
F. An. Fackrell
Richard—M.~Merrill
L._ V. ‘Merrill
Shaywnee
Okla
Baptist University
Army
Flying Training Command
Pioneer Lions Sponsor Farewell Meeting Highlights Speakers
Homer Johnson addressed the Pioneer City Lions on legislative procedure and state issues at a Wednesday evening gathering. Plans for Ladies Night on September 1 at Yonad Park Richmond were announced, with an outdoor dinner and program. Lions officiated farewell socials for Franklin youths Howard Robinson and Delmar Peterson leaving for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
City Lions Club
Johnson
Bob
Bion
Wana
Franklin
Pers
Howard Robinson
P. L. Robinson
Delmar Peterson
Archie Peterson
Grain Bin Prices Reduced by CCC Offer
CCC offers lower prices on grain bins owned by the agency to help farmers store more grain. The plan allows counties and farm groups to purchase CCC bins as a down payment option, easing material and labor shortages for new granaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Corporation
CCC
AAA
Sage Hen Hunting Season Set in Eastern Idaho Counties
Idaho fish and game director James O Beck announced an open sage hen season in nine eastern counties from August 29 to September 2. Bear Lake to Fremont counties plus the northern part of Power county will allow a three bird daily bag and possession limit. Some counties adjusted from five to three days and Franklin county canceled due to insufficient birds. Non residents may hunt with appropriate licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Beck
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Bear Lake
Caribou
Bingham
Bonneville
Jefferson
Madison, Clark
Fremont
Power County
Snake River
Franklin County
Lincoln County
Idaho
Wheat Acreage Goal Payment Rate Announced
An Idaho wheat program outlines a higher acreage goal for 1943 with a revised payment rate. The plan targets about one million acres, up from 874 000 in 1948, and estimates plantings near 897 000 acres. The rate for production adjustment will be 85 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
AAA
Brankin
Cera
Hicg
Pony Aaa
MidWest
Pacific Northwest
Farm Acreage Allotment Yields Adjusted
The committee chair cited a normal yield on farm acreage allotment. The former rate was 9.2 cents per bushel. Reductions for wheat cotton and corn were needed due to liberalization of program provisions to cover greater participation with the same funds.
New Manager At Penney Shoe Dept
J. C. Penney shoe department has been placed under Howard Rosenlund a former Preston resident recently of Soda Springs and Ralph Strub manager announced to patrons. Rosenlund joins after years of experience in Salt Lake City Boulder and San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Rosenlund and their daughter Miss Etta Bowden returned to make their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Shoe Department
Howard Rosenlund
Preston
Soda Springs
Ralph Strub
Penney
Mr. Rosenlund
Salt Lake City
Utah
Boulder
Colorado
San’ Francisco
California
Rosenlund
Etta Bowden
Date Set For B S Convention By Oneida Stake Relief Society
The Oneida Stake Relief Society convention is scheduled for 8:00 pm Sunday August 29 at the Fourth ward church house with the stake quarterly conference. Four prizes will be awarded for attendance including wards with the highest present membership and highest percentage of present members. A room behind the courthouse will be available for ladies to rest during the 8 00 oclock meeting and they should bring their own lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Stake Relief Society
Fourth Ward
Stake
Court House
Lost item found in Oxford street area
Notice announces a lost item found near Oxford and Arch, with an appeal for the owner to call and claim reward. Finder will be rewarded. contact number 109 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Platic
Oxford
Arch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leland Edwards
LaVon Taylor
Howard. Johnson
Idaho Falls
American Legion
Johnson J
Vera Farnes
Los Angeles
Bhai
Grand Farnes
Downata
Budday
Dor Tember
Bluebird Orchestra of
Onan
Sarvey FU At
Helen On
Seth
Radia
Sas
Harold C
Christensen
Bernice, Richards Olsen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hazel Yeats
Sacramento
John M.—Richards
Fe Misa
Bonnie ‘ “Birk
Edith Bodily
Gladys Rawlings
Salt Lake” ‘City
Ston
Mrs
John Webber
Alan Manning
Swift
Texas
LaRue Taylor
Rada Peterson
Mae Lamoreaux
Con Winberg
Byron_Harris
Twin Falls
Torza‘ “Cutler
Ruth Hendrickson
Harris
Terza Cutler
Ksager
den RB. Newhont
Hollywood
Mrax Neve
Mary Bingham
Cro
Leslie Johnson
Battal Ton
Dell ‘Johnson
Farragut
Nmne
Leohuison
Ing
Bluebird Orchestra
of Logan
Dan Lord
Mr.-and- Martin
China
Carlson
Ora Greaves
Helen Greaves
C. L. Greaves
Karma Benson
Calif
Douglas
Rigby
Danite
Kenneth A. Crockett
Casper Merrill
Mrs. DeMar Pack
Los Angeles, California
Bes Wittr
Ae Johnson
Hughand
Koerner
ARTES
Romace ‘ Wen
J. Rosmér
Ty Preston Trem
North-Ci Aiph Beece
Agross i
C. A. Bottol
Bert Miler
Grodil
Jana
State “Board of Equalization
Pioneer
Lions
Sage
Penney Shoe Dept
B.S
We ‘i Larson
South Ist
Wobe
Greaves Gira. Shop
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