Community Notices and Events in Pocatello Area
A sequence of social items from Pocatello and nearby areas lists visits with relatives in Ogden Dillon and Weston, a Daughters of Pioneers meeting at Mrs Edna Hulse home, multiple ward and stake activities, birthdays and anniversaries, and travel to California and Montana for family gatherings and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Erickson
John Lingren
Helen Bradford
Matilda Adelade Atkinson
Mable Atkinson
William Binggell
Evelyn Griffeth
Hulse
Norma Anderson
Elmo Peterson
Ogden
Earl Kirkbride
Annie C. Hatch
Oxford
Orson Nelson
Larry Arnold Naef
Lewiston
Cristy Feller
Weston
Avere
California
Lucetta Archibald
Glendale
MIA Stake Board
Eldon Larsen
Darrell Brent
Richmond
Mattie Atkinson
George Coburn
Carl Jones
Preston
Ira Coburn
Gary
Junior Nael
Larry Arnold
Claude Howell
Clifton
James Phillips
Douglas Phillips
Ellis Phillips
Kathy
Tremonton
Floyd Thornley
Logan
J. Bruce Thornley
Korea
Bruce
Camp Carson
Colo
Emma Shepherd
Lola Shepherd
Ellen Sue
Max and
Terry
Venda Hulse
Shepherd
Max Lee
Godfrey
Alta Moser
Daugh
New Baby Arrivals and Community Notes At Logan and Preston
Franklin and Butterworth families announce a baby girl born Sunday February 24 at Logan LDS Hospital. Twins are listed with several relatives attending temple services in Logan. Lynn Oliverson family welcomes a son born February 23 at Preston Memorial Hospital. The Oliversons now live in Preston. Various community members attended church sessions, social events, and gatherings, with updates on births dinners visits and upcoming activities in the Logan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Butterworth
Logan Lds Hospital
Karen
Barbara
William Robinson
Lynn Oliverson
Preston Memorial Hospital
Oliversons
Preston
Franklin
Beatrice Bennett
Grace Robinson
Logan Temple
Bernice Parkinson
Marlow Woodward
Lester Atkinson
Meda Lowe
Helga Hampton
Reed Jamison
Phyllis Kingsford
Douglas Oliverson
Marvin Neeley
Wilburn Robinson
Marcine Garrett
Isabell Lowe
Vaughn Packer
Roland Parkinson
Laura Chatterton
Samuel Handy
Ruby Anderson
Margie Christensen
Leonard Parkinson
Denise Hatch
Marilyn
Keith. Anderson
Las Vegas
Nev
E. A. Anderson
Albert Parkinson
Anderson
Logan
Martha Opera to be staged at USAC Capitol Theatre
Utah State Agricultural College music department presents Von Flotow's Martha at the Capitol Theatre in Logan March 5 and 6 with matinee at 1 15 for students and two evening shows. A chorus of 80 and a 40 piece orchestra perform under Prof. Walter Welti and Dr. N W Christiansen with a large local cast and production staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Flotow
Martha
Utah State Agricultural College Music Department
Capitol Theatre
Logan
Walter Welti
N. W. Christiansen
Sir Tristram Midleford
Carl Hill
E. Don Hansen
Sheridan
Wyo
Lionel
Elmer Wahlstrom
Laketown
Plunkett
Elbert Johnson
Prescott
Ariz
Richmond
Gary Richardson
Derrell Siggard
Brigham
Wayne Bracken
Gem McCann
Smithfield
Amy Beecher
Lenna Gardner
Mary Ellen Wood
Clearfield
Ucean Fellows
Preston
George Tanner
Walt Lambert
Jefferson
Lamon Melville
Fillmore
Leslie Wanlass
Driggs
Richard Haslam
Salt Lake City
Bobbie Ann Stewart
Brigham City
Jefferson Pupils On Radio Thursday
Jefferson school pupils from grades four to six will broadcast a radio program Thursday March 6 at 1 30 p m over KPST Preston ten rooms will be represented This is part of a weekly series by the East Side school district under the direction of Mrs Anna G Phippen Mrs Jean Hyer and Miss Norma Anderson The program titled The Signs of Spring includes a dramatic sketch about John James Audubon renowned bird artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
KPST
Preston
East Side
Anna G. Phippen
Jean Hyer
Norma Anderson
John James Audubon
Better Rail Signals Farm Bureau Project
The Franklin county Associated Women of the Farm Bureau announces a project to post county roads with railroad signals using a blinker system at Dayton and Weston crossings. Mrs. Frank Shrives leads the effort with county commissioners and the Public Roads Administration approval. West side roads will be posted from Red Rock to Cornish and highways under state maintenance will receive numbers. Each county commissioner will identify districts as noted by Commissioner Ariel Nash. The goal is clearer crossing signals to help newcomers and address urgent signaling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Associated Women
The
Farm Bureau
Frank Shrives
Weston
Shrives
Dayton and
Public Roads Administration
West Side
Red Rock
Cornish
Ariel Nash
Horse Show Assn. Sets March 1 Meeting at Twin Falls Park Hotel
The Intermountain Horse Show Association will hold its annual meeting at the Park Hotel in Twin Falls at 11 a.m. March 1. Arthur Wooley is president, Elwood Bingham vice president, and Mel Reeves secretary-treasurer. Delegates from northwestern states and Canada are expected to attend to review 1951 activities and finances and to hear schedules for 1952. Dr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Horse Show Assn
Park Hotel
Twin Falls
Arthur Wooley
Elwood Bingham
Emmett
Mel Reeves
Preston
Northwestern
Canada
Reeves
For Rent Modern Apartment and House
On offer is a modern apartment and a modern house for rent. Contact John M. Meyers at 548 W for details and availability. Officership notes indicate classified ad submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Meyers
Tillie Olson Dies During Visit in California
Charles Tillie Olson 59, Logan and Preston businessman, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Santa Barbara while visiting California. Services were held in Logan with LDS bishop Charles D. Tate officiating. Survivors include his widow Clara Widmer Olson, daughter Clarice Smith, son Charles P. Olson, four grandchildren, and siblings Dagny Olson, Signe Olson, Daniel Olson, Anne Olson. Burial in Logan city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Fourth-16th
Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Logan
Charles “Tillie” Olson
Preston
Olson
Owl Billards
Santa Barbara
Calif
Charles D. Tate
Chicago
Clara Widmer
Cache County
Clarice O. Smith
Washington, D. C
Charles—P. Olson
Dagny Olson
Signe
Paul
Daniel
Anne Olson
Logan City Cemetery
Fire destroys Glencoe coop and poultry losses
A fire at Verdon Hansen's chicken coop in Glencoe early Tuesday morning burned the structure along with 1000 baby chicks and 250 laying hens. Damage is estimated at 1500 to 2000 dollars, with the blaze suspected to stem from an overheated oil brooder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdon Hansen
Glencoe
Welker Urges Broad Soil Survey to Combat Erosion
Herman Welker supports a comprehensive survey in contrast to last August’s preliminary study. The soil conservation service backs starting remedial action once a 1901 measure authorizes expenditure and requires further appropriation. Sen. Welker has pushed officials to cut red tape amid broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Jensen
Sen. Welker
J C Penney Convention Leaders Highlight Golden Rule Theme
J C Penney founder and board chairman will deliver the keynote at the two day meeting. He vows to reaffirm the golden rule as the guiding principle for 1952 and beyond. A W Hughes will give the principal address on a look ahead as Penney conventions span February and March in Atlantic City Chicago and San Francisco with a total of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Company
Penney
Atlantic City
Chicago
San Francisco
Penney Managers to Attend Six Conventions in Three Cities
More than 3,000 Penney managers, their wives and central office staff are set for six meetings across three cities. Speakers include U S Senator Karl Mundt, U S Senator Everett Dirksen, Stanford president J E Wallace Sterling, College of Pacific chancellor Tully C Knowles, Palmer Hoyt of the Denver Post, and John Hancock of Lehman Brothers and Lever Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Penney
United States
Karl E
Mundt
South Dakota
U. S
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
J.E. Wallace Sterling
Stanford University
Tully C. Knowles
College of Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
John Hancock
Lehman Brothers
Lever Brothers
Utah Poultry Expands Eggs Into Utah Market
Leon Forsgren outlines a plan for closer cooperation with the Utah Hatchers and Breeders association to boost Utah-grown eggs for local producers. Utah Poultry now serves about 30,000 poultrymen across Utah and neighboring farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah Hatchers and Breeders Association
Utah Poultry
Franklin Idaho soil survey completes field work
George A. Woodruff has led soil survey parties in the Franklin district since July 9 1950. Field surveys finished last November and this winter map data were turned into aerial photographs. The result provides soils data for every acre on 248 688 acres, making Franklin the first Idaho district with completed conservation surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin District
Clark
Idaho
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Dayton
Ter
Helen Robinson
Kathryn Maef
Ferris
LaDawn
Elizabeth Galloway
Harold Galloway
Naef
Donald Bradford
Jake Davies
Gerald Dalley
Ben Stanger
Merlin Stevenson
Reuben Archibald
Geraldene Lewis
Winderward
Gwen Davies
Sadie Dalley
Lucile Stanger
Ethel Stevenson
Odell Andrews
Fort Lewis
Wash
Albert Moser
Leland Auger
Zetta
Lillian Bright
Alta Stuart
Mary Jones
Vessa Georgeson
Pearl G. Eames
D. Ivo Eames
Waldo Eames
Garth Eames
Ruby Eames
Eames
Melba
Joseph
Wendell
Roberta
Florida
South State
Farmall Tractors
Meda Sharp
Sharp
Douglas Corbridge
Wallace Chatterson, Jr
Hoyet Whitehead
Lowe
John LeFevre
Gide Handy
LaDown Doney
Patricia Hotten
Sherman
Leonard Butterworth
Miss. Hotten
Sheldon Doney
Delbert’ Neeley
Devon Warrick
USAC
Better Rail Signals Farm Bureau Project
Horse Show Assn
Merlin Anderson
Herman Welker
J. C. Penney Co
Leon Forsgren
George A. Woodruff
Barn
Preston ‘Lumber CO
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