Idaho 4 H'ers win state honors in national programs
Four Idaho club members are named state champions in the 1949 National 4-H Health Food Preparation and Leadership programs. Mary Ellen Crutcher, Peaches Nelson, Paul Ralphs, and Joyce Merrell are cited for top records, with trips to Chicago and a university leadership role.
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Idaho Club
Mary Ellen Crutcher
Ahisahka
Mary Ellen
Ares
Chicago
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Peaches Nelson
Rathdrum
Peaches
Portland
Congress
Paul Ralphs
Eagle
Joyce Merrell
Blackfoot
Paul
County Holstein Breeders Association
Idaho
Pau
Joyce
University of Idaho
Edward Foss Wilson
Wilson and Co
Foxténil Collége
USDA
Preston area guests and New Year visits noted
The passage lists numerous Preston residents hosting or visiting relatives over New Year and details trips to Montpelier Ogden Logan Burley and Provo. It also records Senator Dworshak discussing government economy taxation irrigation and the Hoover commission with Idaho citizens seeking balanced budgets and less government waste.
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Dworshak
Preston social notes brighten New Year gatherings
Community members hosted and visited through the New Year weekend with dinners, games, and social hours. Among those noted were the Gambles Hadley and Gibbs families, Kay Gibbs and relatives, and visitors from Preston, Miles City, Moscow, and Salt Lake City.
Preston Family Vacation Visits Spokane Relatives
Preston Personals report Mr and Mrs Bryant Telford taking a month long vacation in Spokarne Washington to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Preston Struve and family. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Fred Call of Salt Lake City and Mrs Charles Keller and son Richard of Brigham City who spent the New Years with them.
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Leo Petterberg
Boise
Preston
Mr. Petterborg
Mrs
Emil Petterborg
Luther Boyd
Montpelier
John Meyers
Mrs. Charles Olsen
Burley
David
Barbara
Clyde Wheeler
Salt Lake City
Mr. Wheeler
Milo Wheeler
W. L. Carlson
W. D. Petty
W. C. Gambles
Willard Hadley
Kay -Gibbs
Mary E. Kay
Pocatello
Percy Cole
Gifford Cole
Colleen
Ralph Olsen
Virginia
A.D
Merrill
Sewing Club
Thelma
Twilla
Venna Gibbs
Lucille Brock
Alda Merrill
Edith Millard
Belva Hadley
Erma Abbott
Pearl Nordick
Richard Brock
P. C. Sorensen
Woodrow ‘Sorensen
Paul’ Haviland
L. J. Petty
A. P. Allens
Ross Jorgenson
Lava
Calvin Kingsbury
Cleveland
Lucy
Aaron Allen
LeRue
Boyd
Than Eames
Joyce Ann Manaige
Miles
City
Mont
Mr. Eames
A. G. Eames
Eames
Miles City
William Tanner
Oxnard
Cailf
Thomas Tanner
Whitney
Carl Booker
Jesse Packard
Salt la City
Packards
Glen Larson
Bert Martin
Mrs. Martin
Carl Jones
Bryant Telford
Spokarne, Wash J
Preston Struve
Fred Call
Charles Keller
Richard
Brigham City
Dworshak Returns to Capitol After Idaho Visit
Senator Henry C. Dworshak a Republican from Idaho arrived in Washington from Burley to fill the unexpired Miller term. He reports a busy summer of speaking engagements and extensive citizen contact across Idaho to press the state's issues.
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Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Burley
C. A. Robins
Bert H. Miller
Dworshak
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Agriculture Club
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