Navy man on leave from California visit Brigham City
Dayton Wendall T Checketts of the US Navy is home on leave and plans to go overseas soon. He met his brother Clyde Creck etts in Brigham City and attended Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs Leonard Hulet and son Dean visited Idaho Falls for friends and relatives. A trousseau display honored Mrs Martin Friedli. Local residents hosted and visited with Bishopric members in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall T Checketts
US Navy
California
Clyde Crecketts
Brigham City
Leonard -Hulet & Son
Dean
Idaho Falls
Teton Basin
Dorothy Ropbins
Martin Friedli
Cyrus Robbins
Crookston
Logan
Lorin Crookston
Ella Phillips
LeGrand Whipple & Small Son
Alfred Cole
Treasureton
Earl J Atkinson
In Memory and Community Notes from Dayton Utah
Word from Navy families reports DeMar Smart in the Admiralty Islands and Marlow Smart at a San Diego training school while Mrs Arlo Bodily learns her husband was wounded January 25. Aaronic Priesthood awards are listed with speakers singers and readings at a Dayton Sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W D Smart
DeMar
Marlow
Admiralty Islands
San Diego
Arlo Bodily
Keith Page
Sherwin Atkinson
Lovell Galloway
Eugene Archibald
LeRoy Balls
Lorin Beutler
Boyd Smart
Phenoi Edgley
Dorothy Robbins
Martin Friedli
George Jones
Godfrey Schwartz
Carma Archibald
Norma Murdock
Leah Jensen
Joyce Atkinson
Daytona
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Edna Hulse
The
West
Leona Balls
Ann Hansen
Minnie Perkins
Dayton
Nancy Jones
Evelyn Griffiths
Catherine Archibald
Venda Hulse
June Hulse McComper
Linda Peterson
Mary H Mickelson
Evelyn Griffith
Nancy E Jones
Mrs Jones
Range And Grazing In Idaho Sees Mixed Winter Outcomes
Range feed in Idaho on February 1 ran 4.5 points below the 1933 42 average for the date but rain and snow since then should lift summer feed prospects. Hay supplies were generally adequate, and open range feeding cut hay use. Livestock in good condition with light to normal losses. mild winter supports expected strong calf and lamb crops. shed lambing progressing well in the southern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Civil Service Seeks Stenographers and Typists for Four States
The Civil Service Commission seeks applicants for Stenographer and Typist positions across Idaho Oregon Montana and Washington. Salaries range from 1560 to 1970 dollars yearly with overtime. Apply via Howard Johnson local secretary at the Post Office and select offices. Applications accepted until needs are met. wartime workers excluded unless higher skills required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Inventory Pads For Annual Stock Survey Forms
Informational notice directing readers to inquire at Citizen for ready to use stock and merchandise inventory forms laid out in neat tabular format. The short notice implies immediate availability and self service.
Opposes Increase In Grazing Fees For Livestock
Senator John Thomas opposes a plan by the Interior Department to triple grazing fees on public lands citing wartime costs and postwar uncertainty. He urges deferring any increase until after the war, noting producer costs have risen while range populations fall. A Senate subcommittee investigates the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
John Thomas
Republican-Idaho
Thomas
Ickes
Senate Public Lands
Taylor
Local Notes Include Illness, Travel and School Substitutions
Mrs Kenneth Wright was taken to Logan last Thursday with worsening illness. Mrs Roma Anderson and two children moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McGregor for the remainder of winter. Mr and Mrs Dick Snow and Mrs LaVera Swensen visited Soda Springs last Friday. Swensen remained and attended the Grace Soda game. Lt Lenard Rasmussen and family visited Lago with relatives before his B 17 training at El Paso. four weeks remain until new assignment. Martha Oliver visited the Harolds Bassett over the weekend. Mrs Dean Christensen hosted the Bungalow club in Grace with supper and bridge. Mrs Adrian Callahan plans to leave March 1 for North Carolina where her husband serves as an instructor at Camp Lejeune. Roma Anderson substituted at Thatcher grade school last Thursday. Grace beat Soda Springs in basketball by nine points. Grace starred in a strong team performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wright
Logan
Roma Anderson
Charles McGregor
Dick Snow
LaVera Swensen
Soda Springs
Swensen
Jess Coombs
Lenard Rasmussen
California
Lago
Annie Rasmussen
Lenard
Air Corps
el Paso
Texas
Martha Oliver
Harold Bassett
Dean Christensen
Bungalow Club
Grace
Adrian Callahan
North Carolina
Sgt Callahan
Camp Lejeune
Thatcher
Millen Mendenhall
Grace-Soda
Sade J
Dairy Records Show Franklin County Tops State in December
County Agent reports 40 Franklin county dairies averaged 29.0 pounds fat per cow in December, highest state figure. Four herds averaged 40 pounds or more. 14 exceeded .30 pounds. Individual cows over 400 pounds fat included Glen A. Nelson 505.1, Arthur Moser 434.7, D N Jesop 424.0, Allen W. Fisher 405.6. 32 cows recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Glen A. Nelson
Lewiston
Utah
Arthur Moser
Preston
D. N. Jessop
Dayton
Allen W. Fisher
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SPORT
First Security Bank OF Idaho
National Association
Federal Reserve
F.d.lo
Orson Mortenson
Standarcaville
James Call
Fred Call
Glen Call
Ogden
Earl Kirkbride
Clarence Call
Jimmy
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Division
Guam
John E. Hollingsworth
Birmingham
Als
U. S. Civil Service
Pyne
EZRAS
Jay Mendenhall
Dee Peck
Lee Lloyd
Billy Nielson
Lloyd Bennett
Don Mendenhall
Kohler
Harris Stephenson & Daughter
W H Mendenhall
Guy Harris
Cleveland
Max Andreasen
Junior Bitton
Ralph Brown
Utah Poultry Producers Co-op Ass
George Hobbs
Paul Condie
L. W. Merrill
Weston
Quinten Crockett
Thane Winward
UUTIL
Baby All Metal
Edian
Preston - Salt - ‘Lake - Ogden
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