Area Couple Attends Postmaster Confab
Weston residents Mr and Mrs Arch ie Lott spent a week away visiting Twin Falls for a postmaster convention and calling on the Alfred Jensen home. The piece lists numerous area visits and kin connections across Weston Smithfield Pocatello Ogden Layton Logan Milford Millville and Trementon with many relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Archie Lott
Twin Falls
Alfred Jensen
Charles Buttars
Glenn Hillyerd
Smithfield
Russel Nielson
Delano
Cal
Mae Ting
Fresta
Mutual Leaders Named By Mink Creek
The Mink Creek community notes Suspending YW MIA Nredeneth for a Sunday service with Mrs. Olene Ramsom and counsel from Mrs. Beverly Nelson and Mrs. Woodrow Rasmussen. The text also records residence changes, visits, and health concerns among local families including the Nelsons, Jensens, Hamset, and Petersens, with several trips to Salt Lake City and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek
Olene Ramsom
Beverly Nelson
Woodrow Rasmuseen
Boise
Pevril Christensen
Bruce Jepsen
Ogden Sp
Fee
Jepsen
Verdon Hansen
Sindy Reports Idaho Veterans Share at 36 Percent of Men
A state study shows thirty six percent of Idaho civilian men aged 18 and over have served in the armed forces. Senator Len Jordan notes county totals and statewide figures for World War II and earlier wars, with Ada County listing the highest veteran counts and Camas the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindy
Idaho
Len Jordan
Senate
Subcommittee On Veterans Affairs
Franklin County
Frank
Ada
Camas County
Weber M rs Weber Dies in New Mexico
Mrs. Weber mother of Mr. William L Weber Jr died in Albuquerque after a visit with relatives in Rexburg and St Anthony. The Weber family held services at Tularosa Methodist Church on May 22 and interment followed in Tularosa cemetery. Mrs Weber is survived by her husband six children 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Weber Jr
Bill
Fimis
Rexburg
St. Anthony
St Anthony
Weber
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John
T M. Tochterman
Salt Lake City
Bellevue
Wash
J Monnie Sullivan
Mill Valley
Cal
Charles T Simms
Robert C Weber
W Lloyd Weber
Tularosa
Grady McCullough
Ruidoso
Chanter
Order of Eastern Star
Webers
Rexbury
A Glance Back: Winter Provisions and Garden Delights
A historical note recalls five gallon jars without sugar but with molasses for fruit preserves. Wild gooseberries currants rhubarb and melon crops sustained pioneer diets in Franklin Whitney and nearby areas. Children craved greens and fruit while mothers prepared rhubarb leaves and veins for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Whitney
Thomas Ditch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jed Heath
Leone Buttars
Christie Morgan
Salt
Vera
Russe Nielson
Norman Fennesbeck
Ogden
Wallace Galbraith
Ezza Benson
Layton
Willa Lloyd
George Kofoed
Mont
Rose Kofoed
Logan
Tressa
Jean Corbridge
of Dowdley
Sadie Nelson
Delon
Rayola Archibald
Clarkston
Jessé Godfrey
Burke Godfrey
Affton Hurst
Vere Jenben
Matile Neves
Millville
W. W Whitney
Tremonton
Springfield
Melissa Chandler
Sam Chandler
Vangas
State St
Preston
Hamset
Dorothy Ne
Alfréa ’ Alder
Vendon i
Bom
Mi Fremot Jensen
Joan
Pater
Jo . Nelson
Selma Pe An
Iso
Ee Beath Ye Teu
BS Jensen
Ella Petterberg
Wanda McKendie
Jay
Jack Corbett
Jackie
Kay Hollingsworth
Veil Peterson
Donnie Bruce
Gwen
Kemmerer
Wilford Nelson
Nelson
Hathiet Christensen
Gilia End
Leah Christensen
Hugh Hangén
Wilford Hansen
Vinora Dursteller
Mardene Sparrow
Farmers Auto
Army Insurance
Ersnsurance Group
Robert X. Acock