Birth of granddaughter and social notices in Idaho Falls area
Mr and Mrs Roland Williams welcomed a granddaughter born Friday at Idaho Falls hospital. Wayne Bowden and Vera Williams Bowden are the parents. Week of social events includes visits by Ben Hansen family Brigham and Farrens family Pocatello, plus Olsen birthday party in Idaho Falls. Many local residents entertained and visited in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland ‘Williams
Idaho Falls Hospital
Wayne.Bowden
Ben Hansen
Glen Hansen
Brigham
Eldon
Farrens
Pocatello
Fred Bradford
Cortinne
William Binggett
Dayton
O. L. Olsen
Pas Martinez
Emma~ Crockett
Glenns Ferry
Albert Jensen
James. Fennesbeck
Emery ‘Guy
Olsen
J. M. Dahle
Kay Mendenhall
LaVon‘ Williams
Ruth Mendenhall
Clair Olsen
Logan
Stewart_ Buttars
Morgan’ Buttars
Alton Buttars
Keith Buttars
Theo ‘Schwaneveldt
Rolland
Williams
Sarah Williams
Salt Lake City
Elverow
Kofoed
Idaho Falls
Nee Simmonds
Howard _Kofoed
Lott Family Heads West for California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lott left Tuesday for a 10 day trip to California. Their son Duane has been home on furlough and they took him back to his base at San Diego. Georgia Buttars has accepted the position of secretary of the YMMA.
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Archie Lott
California
Duane
Bee
San Diego
Georgia Buttars
YMMIA
Babies Named and Baptisms at Local Churches
Two babies were blessed at church on Sunday. Warren C. Hatch was named for his grandfather Thompson Hatch, son of Orin and Mrs Hatch. Kirk Douglas Fisher was named for his father in Germany. Barbara Helmandollar was baptized and confirmed during the weekend at Preston. The Hatch family visited Malad and attended a quilting bee hosted by the Relief Society with a light lunch served by Mrs Merl Baker.
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Orin
Hatch
Warren C. Hatch
Thompson Hatch
Germany
Douglas Fisher
Kirk “Douglas
Barbara Helmandollar
Preston
L._ M. Boyce
Arlene
Steven
Orin Hatch
Warren
Malad
Dayton News: Sacrament Blessings and Court of Honor
The Dayton church sacraments blessed Sunday include Maxine the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmie Kirkbride named Maxine and Linda Kay Nuffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Nuffer and Douglas Fred Bingham son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Bingham. Ferris Naef returned from Salt Lake City hospital after two weeks and visited grandparents Orson Nelson. The Naefs and Galloways hosted relatives in Layton while Ferris recovered. A court of honor in the Dayton ward chapel awarded Second class badges to Raymond Shepherd Ly Le Archibald Derrel Larsen Clive Henderson Marvin Archibald Heber Bingham Don Hobbs Keith Archibald Milford Murdock and Abie Dalley.
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Jimmie Kirkbride
Maxine
Leon
Nuffer
H. Glenn Bingham
Linda Kay Nuffer
Eldon Bingham
Douglas Fred Bingham
Ferris Naef
Salt Lake
Don Hobbs
Hebert Bingham
Darrell Larsen
Archibald
Thelma Hobbs
Guide Patrol
Raymond Shepherd
Lylé Archibald
Derrel Larsen
Clive Henderson
Marvin * Archibald
Heber Bingham
Keith Archibald
Milford Murdock
Abie Dalley
Richard
Scouts Honor Court Highlights Merit Badges and Palm
Bodrero received a candidate badge. Kenneth Bodrero presented merit badges to Mark Beutler Bobbie Schwartz and Lloyd Beutler. Mr and Mrs Thane Winward were escorted to the Stand by Terry Shepherd and Able Dalley where he received five merit badges and the silver palm award. David E Davis awarded the palm, the highest scouting honor. Mark Beutler spoke on what Scouting has done for me and mentioned the scout jam boree in California Vernal Bowden of the troop committee spoke Perry Phillips of the YMMIA also spoke.
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Bodrero
Kenneth Bodrero
Mark Beutler
Bobbie Schwartz
Lloyd Beutler
Thane Winward
Terry ,Shepherd
Able Dalley
David E. Davis
California
Vernal Bowden
Perry Phillips
YMMIA
Bethlehem the poor Christ birthplace in a walled world
The piece notes Bethlehem is poorer today amid Arab refugees and a divided land effecting pilgrimages and crafts. It recalls Christmas season rites in the Church of the Nativity, with diplomats escorted through no man’s land and a shared reverence for the Christ Child amid lingering conflict.
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Bethlehem
Israel
Jordan
National’ Geographic Society
Church of the Nativity
Jesus of Nazareth
David Béyer
National” Geographic ‘Society
Holy Land
Mary
Joseph
New Ife
Jerusalem
No Man’s Land
Holy City
Mandelbaum Gate
Valley
Kidron
Prince of Peace
Planting stock prices for 1954 windbreaks and trees
The county agent notes 1954 stock is better than ever. Seedling prices vary: 3 dollars per 100 to 16 dollars per 1000, with a standard three row 300 foot windbreak costing about 4 dollars dryland and 6.50 irrigated. Half acre dryland woodlot stock is 8.50. irrigated half acre is 18. Delivery to the county extension office and order forms are available from the county agent.
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Pitkin
County Farmers Hurry To Order University Trees
Franklin county farmers race to meet a March 1 deadline for windbreak and woodlot tree orders from the University of Idaho. County agent Daniel Roberts notes a typical rush with 85 orders on file and about 800 expected for the season, driven by the Mos cow forestry nursery manager Frank Pitkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
University of Idaho
Daniel Roberts
Frank Pitkin
College Forestry
Moscow
Weston School P T A Meeting Scheduled
The Weston school P T A will hold a meeting Monday evening in the Weston district school. The program is under direction of the grade school and all are urged to attend.
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Weston
P-Ta
Preston Indians Roll Over Pirates And Downey Five
The Preston Indians defeated West Side 52 to 34 on their home court with a strong second half. Edgley led scoring with 14 points as the junior varsity won 47 to 22. The team had beaten Downey 59 to 30 the prior Thursday and traveled to Blackfoot for a return match.
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Preston Indians
West Side
Pirates
Blue
White
Pirate
Blackfoot
Redskins
Downey Bulldogs
Indians
Bulldogs
Edgley
Preston
Seven from This Area Attend Idaho State College
Seventeen Preston area students are enrolled at Idaho State College for the second semester. Three Preston students Keith K. Crane Glade Fifield and Ronald D. Seamons attend. Dareth Balls comes from Dayton. Mink Creek students Kenneth I. Nielsen and James Baird. Oxford student Dwight W. Jensen.
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Preston
Idaho State ‘College
Dayton
Mink Creek
Oxford
Keith K. Crane
Glade Fifield
Ronald D. Seamons
Dareth Balls
Kenneth I. Nielsen
James Baird
Dwight W. Jensen
Special Study Of Sheep Disease In Idaho
State Veterinary initiates a cooperative two month study on vibriosis in southern Idaho. Dr Lloyd H Scrivner of the University of Idaho will examine lambing grounds, quantify losses up to 1 million dollars annually, and work with the Idaho Sheep Commission and regional committees. The effort accompanies broader regional research on vibrio sis affecting sheep and cattle.
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Idaho Sheep' Commission
University of Idaho Agricultural ,Experiment Station
Idaho
Indas
D. R. Theophilus
University
College of Agriculture
Board’ of Regents
Scrivner
Sheep Commission
Idaho Veterinariam
Wool’ Growers Association
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