Oxford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Ethel Hatch has been visiting in Oxford with relatives for several days. Mrs. Roland Hall and family visited Tuesday with the Walter A. Hatch family. Mr and Mrs Roy Helmandollar and daughter of Salt Lake joined the social round.
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Ethel Hatch
Oxford
Roland
Hall
Walter A. Hatch
Roy Helmandollar
Salt, Lake
City
Marion Olson
Gooding
E. Olson
Hatch
Logan
Henry Hatch
Annie Hatch
Rebeccas
Ernest Olson
Norman
Wanda
Dennis
Marion ‘Olson
Bishop
Ernest, Olson
Alfred
Olson
Lorin Olson
Salt Lake City
Dale Ralphs
Clifton
Bill Croshaw
Gib.Fowler
Montana
Jack Fisher
D. G. Hatch
Platt
Joseph Ward
Jame
Lynn Ward
Wesley, Bowman
Preston
Community News Highlights from Weston Idaho Area
Local families visit Oxford Gooding and Seattle with Olson and Hatch clans. Lt. Leon Miller departs July 15 for Pacific theater from Washington. he trained at Hill Field and served in Guam. Twin Falls Idaho profile recalls 1903 founding, irrigation boom, and Magic Valley agriculture and industry.
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Leon Miller
Henry
W .Mil‘Jer
Weston
Washington
Miller
Weston. High
Civil’ Service
Hill Field
Ogden
Guam
Army Air, Forces
McCord Air Force
State ‘of
Mitter Fis
Dorothy Hansen
Wayne
Garret and Young Delegates Plan New York Trip
Mr and Mrs William B Garret and Mr and Mrs H B Young left early Monday to drive to New York City for hotel accommodations ahead of the Lions International convention to be held July 29 and 30 Mr Gar and Mr Young will be delegates to the national meet of the President chapters
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William B. Garrett
H. B. Young
New York City
Lions Intérnational
Garand
Young
Presidh
Extension predicts drop in beef pork and lamb output
University of Idaho economist J W D Kennedy reports fewer cattle on farms with reduced grain feeding and smaller calf and hog numbers, forecasting about 10 percent less lamb pork and beef than 1947. Meat production for early 1948 was about 8 percent under 1947. second quarter likely lower, third quarter similar to 1946. Consumers favor quality over size or price in potatoes. cross section survey by Idaho University finds quality matters more than price, with price declines boosting purchases.
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University of Idaho
Kennedy
Jess
Robert W. Wilcox
Idaho Universitty
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
New Yorker Named Supreme Head of Elks in 1948 Bid
George Hall, a New York businessman and Union Carbide executive, was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the 34th convention in Philadelphia. The 52 year old Navy veteran will be installed Thursday to succeed Lafayetta A. Lewis of Los Angeles after a 22 year tenure. Hall’s civic and charitable work is highlighted as part of the nomination.
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George Ny Ball
New York
Benevolent ‘and “Protective Order
Elks
Philadelphia
United States
Territories
Lafayetta
A. Lewis
Los Angeles
Union Carbide" Corporation
Hall
New York City
U. S. Navy
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