Thatcher Opens Rodeo Season
The Thatcher rodeo opened on Saturday June 5 drawing record attendance despite poor weather. Local contestants dominated events with Dennis Bennett Lago winning bareback then placing second in steer riding Roe Bennett won steer riding then second in bareback Lyle Bartholome Thatcher won saddle riding. Two riders were injured during the show one with broken ribs and one kicked by a horse both hospitalized after the events.
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Dennis Bennett
Lago
Roe Bennett
Lyle Barthlome
Thatcher
Don Toome
Grace
Wayne Peck
Thatcher High School
Community Notices From Cleveland and Nearby Areas
A crowded list of social visits includes Mr and Mrs Roy Smith and daughter LaBella in Cleveland, Beulah Jenkins and friends from Pocatello with Hyrum Neilson family, and Ferral Peterson of Brig ham Utah visiting parents in Cleveland. Other items note travel and visits by Hyrum Jepsen Glencoe, Denny Andreasen in Beach, a Leon T Bennett born to Dennis and wife, and Dell W Smith’s flying cadet training in Ogden Utah. Aaronic priesthood boys Jack Smith Norman B Smith Max Andreasen Charles Neilson took part in Sunday Sacrament. Tony?
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LaBella
George Burton
Beulah Jenkins
Pocatello
Hyrum Neilson
Ferral Peterson
Brigham, Uitah
Howard R. Smith
Roy C. Andreasen
Mound Valley
Dan Harris
Virginia Adams
Lusana Adams
Cleveland
Thatcher
Hyrum Jepsen
Glencoe
J. W. Adams
Denny L. Andreasen
Beach
Joe Clegg
Dennis Bennett
Lagoward
Leon T. Bennett
Dell W. Smith
J. W. Smith
Ogden
Utah
Jack Smith
Norman B. Smith
Max Andreasen
Charles Neilson
Russell Wright
Preston Memorial Hospital
Adolf Olsen
Brigham City
Rye Keller
Marcus Jepsen
Mink Creek
Jeff Barger
Treatreton
Jolly Neighbors Club
Nettie Lewis
Dora Aitkins
Gwendolyn Smith
Myrtle Nash
Stella Wright
Ann—Damatedh
Fairmont
Minn
J. Q. Cooke
Darvel
Fuhriman
Martha Jane Hill
Washington, D. C
George Hill
A. J. Mendenhall
Vern Smith
Richmond
Dallin Woodward
Dee’, Powell
Vallopa
Cal
Frank Olsen
Local visits and family events span several towns
Mrs Barber of McCammon visited her daughter Mrs Leo Winn. The Carter and Shuldberg families traveled to Logan for business. Winn relatives visited in Pocatello and Malad. John and Norma Sullivan, Darrell and others spent time in Logan and Pocatello. The Bennett family held a Cambridge reunion with many local attendees. Clyde Carter left for Navy training in Seattle. Green Wells visited relatives in Pocatello.
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Bishop
More Trout Planted In 1942 Than 1941 Aids 1943 Fishing
More trout were planted by state hatcheries in 1942 than 1941. Burton Perrine of the Idaho Fish and Game Department notes 1943 fishing will be robust as hatchery records show 119,000 licenses sold in spring. Idaho hatcheries produced 21 265 107 trout in 1942, up from 20 510 802 in 1941, a gain of 714 905 fish. Rainbow numbers rise while cutthroat planting in eastern counties declines. Lake Town Utah stock was down. Since early 1943 the department has planted 59 000 rainbow trout in Portneuf river, Pleasant View reservoir near Malad stocked with 250 trout, and Bear River below Oneida Station received 12 500 rainbows.
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State Fish ‘and Game Department
Idaho
Perrine
Hagerman
Federal
Laketown
Utah
Portneuf
Pleasant View
Malad
Béar River
Oneida Station
Franklin Lions Club Hosts Ladies Night and Speaks on War News
Members of the Pioneer City Lions Club held a Ladies Night in Logan with a three course luncheon at the Bluebird. President Alvin Atkinson led the event, Master of Ceremonies was Homer D. Williams, and Prof. Wilford Porter spoke on News and the War. Eugene Lundquist performed two violin solos with Mrs. Lundquist accompanying.
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Pioneer City
James Jensen
Bremerton
Ore
Franklin
Pvt
Sigire Jensen
Fort Benning
Armored Division
Weekend Guests and Celebrations Highlight Glencoe Events
Glencoe residents hosted visitors from Lava Preston and Thatcher over the weekend. A Silver Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Bergquist drew 18 guests, a birthday group met, and Vera Jepsen attended a wedding in Logan where Vera wed Paul Adams of Cleveland.
Ledgers and Journals on Sale at The Citizen
The Citizen advertises ledgers journals day books account books and cash books available for purchase. Contact or visit local shop for pricing and selection.
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