December Induction and Exams Readied for Draft Pool
Most men called for December induction and those ordered for exams are 2-C aged between 18 and 26. The text lists numerous individuals, notes a dairy club prize vote with $50 set aside for Mink Creek members exhibiting Holstein cattle at the Franklin County Fair, and records transfers for pre induction and out transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Claude Keller
Dairy Club
Mink Creek
Franklin County Fair
Quota Drive Totals Show Varied Ward Bonds Sold
District reports show 102 percent of its 67000 quota with Ward results ranging from Banita 110 percent to Mink Creek 12 percent and Weston 23 percent. Navy and Air Corps also posted 74 percent and Army 59 percent with dollar tallies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesx
Preston
Navy
Air Corps
Army
Banida
Winder
Riverdale
Mink Creek
Glendale
Glencoe
Treasureton
Fairview
Franklin
Mapleton
Whitney
Weston
Linrose
Dayton
Clifton
Election and production report show 14 percent gain
W. E. Crane is elected for a one year term. Claude Keller serves as secretary and Urias Keller remains a hold-over on the board. A $50 prize is set for dairy competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crane
Claude Keller
Urias Keller
Ward Chairmen and County Team Rosters Listed
The county lists ward chairmen and their teams with names for Preston and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Preston chairmen Merlin Smith Orion Jensen Glen Jensen and Brebton Henry Mocklin among others. The roster spans multiple wards and corps including Army Navy Air Corps Marines and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Bryant Winward
Weston
Glen Jorgensen
Linrose
J. A. Nash
Dayton
Ivan Waddoups Clifton
O. C. Ralph
Fairview
Frank Gilbert Franklin
Lloyd Robbins Mapleton
Otto Gregory Whitney
George Wallace Marines
Keith Campbell
Preston
Merlin Smith
Orion Jensen Preston
Glen Jensen Preston
B. G. Weaver Brebton
Henry Mocklin
Auraul’ Christensen
Rotary Yule Chorus Appears Wednesday
Angus Condie leads the Rotary Yule Chorus with President Arthur Johnson extending greetings. Bishop Earl Goaslind to give the benediction. Stage decorations prepared by Mrs. George Egbert, Mrs. W. McCune, and Mrs. Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Condie
Arthur Johnson
Rotary
Earl Goaslind
George Egbert
W. McCune
Wayne
Evans General Committee and Ushers Named
The general committee includes Cliff Warr as chair man Mr. Rowell Mr. Strub Director Swift Mrs. Al G Carlson and Mrs. Davis. Ushers listed are Wm Fryer I H Nash and March V Hopkins.
Game Laws Discussed by Preston Rotary Panel
Preston Rotary members heard a panel on Idaho game laws with suggestions to aid game taking in the state. Panelists included T. R Bowden R. R Rowell Cliff Warr and Homer Johnson with Harold Swift as leader. Bowden urged an educational act on sportsmanship under the Johnson Taylor Enabling Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rotary
Idaho
T. R Bowden
R. R. Rowell
Cliff Warr
Homer Johnson
Harold Swift
Bowden
Har Monys Sparks Rivalry Sparks New Legislation
The text notes tensions between Senator-elect Glen Taylor and Senator Johnson. Dr. Allen Cutler pushes a sportsman code to ban Stratospheric flight by ducks and cold weather during migratory season. I H Nash favors making hunters exit cabins at night to hunt. Musical numbers featured Mrs. Erwin Spilsbury and Mrs. Al Carlson with Mrs. Wm. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Taylor
Senator Johnson
Allen Cutler
Nash
Erwin Spilsbury
al Carlson
Wm. Davis
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Wallace Batt Adams
Raymond Sparrow
Eldred Bodily
Marlow H Smart
Heber Swainston
de- Mar Kern
Zane D. Stevenson
Ralph L. Peters
James Ernest Draper
Benigno Jasso
Excelsis Cosmetics
Greaves
del Hymas
Jos
Christensen Winder
Shirley
Palmer Riverdale
Ike Evans
Rulon Keller
Percey
Rotary Yule
Saff
Cocktail Townhouse
DE Monte
Libby
Pimento
Betty Crooker
Campbell's Asparagus
Safeway Produce
Fancy
Washington
Red
U. 8
Virginia
Filberts
Sun Valley
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Iona Derg
Pierce
Sun Maid
Peas Spring Garden Chocolates
Oak Edward's
Canada
Norbest
Richmond, Utah
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