Christmas dinners and social events across home gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth hosted a chicken dinner for grandson Howard with relatives from Ogden Utah Thatcher and local guests. Edwin Crockett entertained family for Christmas Day joining Russell Crockett Edgley Quinn Crockett. Merrill hosts Boise visitors for Friday dinner. Pickwick club held a Christmas dancing social December 27 in the court house with decorations by the arranging ladies and light refreshments.
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H. A. Hollingsworth
Howard
Earl Hollingsworth
Don Anderson
Karen Maree
Ogden
Utah
Walt Barthlome
DeMar
Thatcher
Keith Bergquist
Edwin Crockett
Russell Crockett
P. H. Edgley
Quinn Crockett
Pickwick Club
Court House
Aston Merrill
Roma Hawkes
Venna Richards
Bessie Hawkes
Randall Cafe
Lion Club
Charles Kline
Rubo Dunn
Earl Nelson
Lions
Harland Simmons
Keith Campbell
Lyle Shipley
Dan Johnson
Thelma Drury Becomes Mrs Jack Dean Alfred
Thelma Drury daughter of Henry and Mrs Drury married Jack Allred son of Mr and Mrs Guy Allred at the Logan LDS Temple on December 28. President Christiansen officiated, the couple planned a honeymoon north after a Lions Club Christmas party and a county agents office return for Thelma. Allred recently returned from 18 months in the army and service in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Drury
Henry Drury
Jack Allred
Guy Allred
Logan
Lds Temple
Christiansen
North Foll
Blue Bird
Allred
Germany
Game Officials Prepare For Idaho Wildlife Meetings
Fishermen and hunters in Idaho anticipate two pivotal gatherings shaping 1947 wildlife policy. The Idaho Wildlife Federation convenes in Boise January 11 12 with about 200 delegates from five districts. Topics include license fees fishing regulations and reports on birds big game and fish. The State Fish and Game Commission meets January 13 in Boise with two new members George Moody and R G Cole joining existing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Boise
Theo H Wegener
Owyhee Hotel
Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
George [Moody
Calder
R G Cole
Fatalities Down As Idaho Hunters Increase
Idaho reports fewer gunshot deaths in 1946 despite a 25 percent rise in big game hunters. James O. Beck, director of the fish and game department, notes most fatalities stemmed from hunters firing at others by mistake or accidental discharge. He emphasizes continued safety campaigns and urges stronger resolve to end hunting accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
James O. Beck
Fish and Game Department
Beck
Idaho commission to elect officers for 1947
Walter Fiscus of Potlatch Paul Thoman of Twin Falls and Alton R Howell of Idaho Falls named as members. The commission will elect officers. A L Trada of Coeur d Alene, term expired December, was chairman in 1946. C J Westcott of Boise resigned as secretary. Activities of 1946 will be reviewed and plans for 1947 outlined by James Q Beck department director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fiscus
Potlatch
Paul Thoman
Twin Falls
Alton R Howell
Idaho Falls
A. L. Trada
Coeur d’Alene
C. J. Westcott
Boise
James QO. Beck
Statewide campaign to promote firearm safety continues
About 75,000 hunters participated in the season with the game department and sportsmen promoting safe firearm handling. A campaign using billboards and bumper strips with the slogan Dont Shoot til Youre Sure was widely distributed and will expand next year, Beck said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Ogden Family Christmas Visit Attends with Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Don Anderson and daughter of Ogden Utah visited for Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Clue Greaves and Mr and Mrs Ronald Bairc, sharing holiday time with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Anderson
Ogden, Utah
Clue Greaves
Ronald Bairc
Hart Family Visitors From Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Adelbert Mickey Hart and Mr and Mrs E H Hart with daughter Jocelyn of Salt Lake City were weekend guests in Preston visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert
Mickey Hart
E. H Hart
Jocelyn.ail
Salt Lake City
Preston
Surplus Property Unit Visits Preston for War Veterans
A regional War Assets Administration team explains the Surplus Property Act to Preston World War II veterans and offers on site certification to buy government surplus. Meetings in Preston January 9 10 and other towns follow with offices in Boise and Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
War Assets Administration
Salt Lake
Idaho
Boise
WAA
Court House
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Mrs. C. B. Merrill and Son
Micheal
F. T Merrill
Jack Dean Alfred
Sway Squeaks
Af Roy
Montpellier
Soda Springs
Malad
Ays
Terry
Cretonnes
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