Babson Forecast for 1944 War and Postwar Trends
Babson predicts 1944 sales rise 6 to 10 percent from 1943 with uneven gains by city and state. He expects demobilization timing around 1944 elections, ongoing labor shifts, stock-market upswing, postwar industry rebounds, and tax changes, urging cautious inventories and postwar planning amid war news.
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Torval Wilde Dies Following Sudden Illness
Torval Wilde of Mink Creek died suddenly with survivors including widow and children Merlin Dwight Faye Neldon Nada and Anna Mae all of Mink Creek. Four grandchildren also survive along with brothers Albert Elmina Wallace and Virga Wilde and step mother Mrs Victoria Wilde of Brigham City. Half siblings Wavel Herschel Myrle Gertrude Dorothy and Beth Wilde reside in Brigham City. Funeral services Monday at 1 oclock in Mink Creek chapel with Bishop James Baird presiding.
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Torozin
Salt Lake
Laast Temple
Mink Creek
Merlin Wide
Port of Embarka‘thon
Dwight
Faye
Neldon
Nada
Anna Mae
Albert A. Wilde
Melba
Elmina Rasmussen
Wallace Wilde
Virga Hansen
Victoria Wilde
Brigham City
Wavel Westerberg
Preston
Herschel Wilde
Burley
Myrle Osborn
Gertrude
Dorothy
Beth Wilde
Lions Honor Ladies At Holiday Program
The Preston Lions club hosted its annual Ladies Night with a dinner at the Jefferson cafeteria and a dance at the Opera House. Mrs William Walker served as toastmistress as musical numbers by Mrs Geylord Larsen and Bobby Anderson entertained. Ann Thomas gave a reading and Kari Nelson chaired the assisting committee with Bob Gibson and Keith Campbell. Mrs Ruth Goff heads the ladies group.
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Ann Thomas
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Preston Rotary Club Hosts Yuletide Ladies Night
Last Tee Rotary in Preston honored the Ladies at a Yuletide party at Clint's Cafe. Decorations centered on holly and pine. Bill Shumway led the program with Cliff Warr as master of ceremonies. Rowell toasted the ladies, Mrs. MacKnight responded. Music by Sky Johnson and Mrs. Al Carlson. Mrs Carlson directed songs. Mrs. William Davis accompanied. Attendees included Edwin Crockett and Ben Olingon with their spouses.
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Clint
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Treasureton Holiday Visit Spotlights Local Names
A fragmentary list notes weekend and holiday visits among Treasureton residents. It mentions Leo Peterson and their daughter from Provo, Ma McWhorter of Salt Lake City, Mrs Glen Nelson, Reva Huntington, Guy Woodward and two children from Delta Colorado, Vincent Wright and two children from Thatcher, Dell Aymand family, Stan Nelson and daughter, and Denton Kirby with Roger McWhorter visiting family in Cleveland and nearby areas.
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Gale
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Pocatello
Paul Adams
Thatcher
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Holiday visits across Idaho and Oregon families travel
A string of relatives and friends from Twin Falls area and nearby states gathered over the weekend. Mrs Oscar Sent with two sons Harold and Dale visited George and Mrs Shappart in Wendover. Mrs Allen Jensen of Portland spent the past week with her parents the Workmans. Malcolm Denton and Mrs Denton visited friends in Pocatello. Dee Barger and Delta Barger plus Jack Barger and Gertrude Jones were also in town visiting T J Barger. Von Atkinson and children spent the holidays with relatives in Soda Springs Thatcher and Riverdale Missionaries Jay and Clare Smith attended Sacrament meeting. Bernice Workman and daughter left for Los Angeles to visit relatives.
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Oscar
Harold and
Dale
Wendover
George Shappart
Allen Jensen
Portland, Oregon
MyZl Workman
Malcom Denton
Jay Smith
cLare Smith
Riverdale
Myr
Bernice
Los Angeles
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Elder Roland B. Smith Returns Home From Service
Cleveland residents note the return of Elder Roland B. Smith after 26 months with the Southern States mission. He spoke at a Christmas flag program and aided Sacramental services. Also mentioned is the recovery of Maxt Andreasen’s child after ingesting ful oil and Merrill Smith visiting Cleveland. Sgt. Smith serves with the flying forces.
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Cleveland
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Preston
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Community Christmas Scenes and Family Gatherings in Cleveland
Local residents share Christmas festivities with friends and relatives across towns including Preston, Pocatello, and Bainbridge. Attendees include the Smith and Ames families, Beulah Walton, and Ward Sunday School participants, while military members like Lt. Harold N. Smith await directions in Alaska.
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Lewis Ames
Winston Ames
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LaVar Ames
Pocatello
Mona A. Villiard
Salt Lake City
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Stena Ames
Beulah—Walton
Downey Funeral for Mrs Burrup in Logan Hospital
Funeral services for Beth Burrup Keller wife of Frank Keller were held at Downey ward at 2 p.m. Wednesday December 22. The service featured a Ladies chorus, invocations, tributes by Edith Barnes Byron Stirland and C W Christensen, Bishop L M Jones and Bishop Leslie Burrup. Beth Burrup Keller died in Logan hospital leaving two young children and a one month old. She was the daughter in law of Nekra Mrs Jamis Enkelier of Whitney.
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Hartvigsen
Edith Barnes
Byron Tde Stirland
Elda
Carlson
Preston
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Orval Benson
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L. M. Jones
Kendrick Hawkes
Pocatello
William Bickmore
Leslie Burrups
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Jamis Enkelier
Army air pilots win silver wings after nine weeks at San Antonio center
In San Antonio Texas the Army Air Forces select trainees at the Aviation Center complete a nine week course. Trainees receive instruction in primary basic and advanced flight training to prepare for actual flight duties and earn the silver wings.
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