Westerbergs Visit Logan and Hyne Park Notables
Glencoe residents Mr and Mrs Russell Westerberg traveled to Logan last Saturday on business. On returning they visited Hyne Park with Mr and Mrs Howard Seamons and their daughters. They were joined by Mrs Esther Westerberg of Preston. Mrs Da Bybee of Downey visited with Mrs Orlando Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Westerberg
Logan
Hyne Park
Howard Seamons & Daughters
Esther Westerberg
Preston
da Bybee
Downey
Orlando “Rasmussen
Aye
Whitney News Briefs Reflect Community Visits and Storm Damage
Last Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Paul Jensen and daughter Pauline of Bountiful Utah visited. Arthur Walgren of Preston visited with his mother Mrs Christina Wallgren. Delmar Olson attended two farewell parties in Lewiston for his brother Claude Baird heading to the Marine Corps. The Bairds and Morrells of Blackfoot visited Olson. The Peterson reunion at Grace drew Delmar Olson Elaine Smith and Peggy Olson. Deward Carver welcomed a baby boy born June 8 weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Lt. Reese stationed in England returns home from overseas. Whitney 4-H held a meeting at Miss Martha Ransbottom’s home. Heavy wind storm caused damage in Whitney with fallen trees, broken poles, and damaged sheds. Zennabeth Crockett visited Lake City. others hosted guests in Ogden and Logan. Adell Ransbottom returned from BYU. Venna Dunkley returned from Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jensen
Pauline
Bountiful
Utah
Jensen
Ivan Rasmussen
Arthur Walgren
Preston
Christina Wallgren
Delmar Olson
Lewiston
Olson
Claude
Baird
Marine Corps
DeMar
Bob
Marines
Lawrence Baird
Lila. Morrell
Blackfoot
Elaine Smith
Riverdale
Peggy Olson
Salt Lake
Peterson
Grace
Deward Carver
W . Reese
Small
Billie
William Reese
Reese
England
General Hospital
Reese & Gon
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Jackson
N. C
Whitney
Zennabeth Crockett
Galt Lake City
W A Rossiter
RL Stephenson
Ruth Thompson
Dee Stephenson
Ogden
George Crockett & Family
Adell Ransbottom
Provo
BYU
Ransbottom
College
Nations of Nlu
Willam Dunkley
Lava Hot Springs
Lawrence Mitton
John Mitton
Sarah Mitton
iLogan
Rungar
Davies
Frederic Ralson
Frederic Ralson, Jr
Venna Dunkley
Venna
LDS Business College
Salt Lake City
Changes at Lava infirmary prompt new custodians
County commissioners Earl Lewis Clegg Raymond and Jack Aljers visited Lava Hot Springs and announced the resignation of custodians Mr and Mrs Frank Blair due to Mr Blair’s health. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wilde were appointed to succeed them and oversee the infirmary which now cares for 14 aged residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAVA
Board of County Commissioners
Earl Lewis
Clegg Raymond
Jack Aljers
Lava Hot Springs
Frank Blair
Wilde
Rock Springs
Wyo
Blairs
Blair
McCammon
Butter Production Rises in April for Idaho Creameries
Idaho dairy output climbed in April with new records for American cheese and total cheese. American cheese production reached an estimated 1 450 000 pounds, about 4 percent above March and nearly 8 percent higher than April last year, surpassing the prior April record of 1 380 000 pounds.
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Idaho
Farm Prices Show Slight Drop in Idaho May Receipts
Idaho farmers received lower prices in May with the overall index down one point from April. Feed crops led gains up 70 cents per ton for hay while barley rose one cent per bushel. Potatoes fell 10 cents per bushel and hogs and beef cattle dropped 30 cents per cwt. Wheat corn oats dry beans lambs butterfat milk eggs wool held steady.
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Idaho
Swan Lake News Highlights Local Visits and Graduations
Mrs Waldo Eames spent last Tuesday with her mother Mrs J A Hadley. The Swan Lake Relief Society held a birthday party for Mrs Fay Gambles at Mrs Denney's home with a large turnout and adunch. Miss Carmen Hadley joins the Cadet Nurse Corps in Logan and Budge Hospital for training. Several local youths and visitors are noted at BYU Provo and LDS Salt Lake City. Rex A Hadley receives Army Air Forces commission after training at Randolph Field. Friends congratulate Mr and Mrs Donald Henderson on their Logan temple marriage. Rubber stamps advertised by The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Eames
J A Hadley
Swan Lake Relief Society
Fay Gambles
Maurine Beckstead
Wilma Smith
Salt Lake City
Misa Beckstead
Leo Beckstead, Jr
Wucille Merill
LDS Hospital
E L Merrill
Bonnie Beckstead
BYU
Provo
Utah
Colleen Merrill
Harry Beckstead
Leo Beckstead
Rex Evans
Pocatello
Rex A Hadley
Downty
Swan Lake
Army Air Forces Training Com
Central Flying School
Randolph Field
Texas
Air Corps
Pampa
Son
Merrill
Florence Batchler
Kansas City
Salt Lake
Donald Henderson
Logan Temple
Arlo Shuldberg
W C Gambles, Jr
Auto Use Tax Stamp Set For June Sale
Collector of Internal Revenue John R. Wiley announced $5.00 auto use tax stamps will go on sale Saturday June 10 at post offices and IRS offices to cover the fiscal year starting July 1 1944. Stamps are serially numbered gum on the face with space for vehicle make model serial and state license numbers and owners are urged to dampen the windshield to avoid detachment and keep a record of the stamp serial. Owners must purchase and affix stamps by July 1 1944 as smaller denominations are discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
John R. Wiley
Wiley
Internal Revenue Collector
Downey Lions Sponsor Drive For Magazine Appeal
The Downey Lions Club sponsors a drive to collect Reader's Digest and Life magazines for the USO Hut in Pocatello. Mrs Edna Service, in charge of the Hut, issued the appeal for these magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penney
Pocatello
Downey Comet
The
Lions Club of
Downey
Edna Service
Bus and rail travel warned unreliable this summer
Col. J. Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation urged the public to avoid planned summer trips by rail or intercity bus. He cited wartime production demands and invasion preparations as causing unprecedented strain and possible cancellations with little notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Johnson
Transportation Burden Grows With Wounded Shipments
The text describes the expanding role of moving wounded from incoming hospital ships and troop transports to general hospitals then to special treatment hospitals across many cities. It notes extra transport needs for replacement centers and for furlough trips, adding to the existing burden on the system.
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Rina
Wayne S. Evans
Ida
Standard of California
Wesley Beckstead
Bentson's
Cmy
Aan Rao
Sane
Weston
Ad. Smithstow
Downey Lions
Teok
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Banepa
ETA
I Tye
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