Grandchild Born to Wayne Webster Family in Los Angeles
Glendale report notes the arrival of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Webster. PFC Max Webster, stationed in Norman Oklahoma, is on leave in California with family. Wayne Webster and relatives visited in Los Angeles for the visit and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa L. Webster
Wayne Webster
Ios Angeles
Calif
Vonda Webster
Los Angeles
Milton Owen
Duane Workman
Logan
Utah
Vern Nelson
Oo. C. Lindhardt
Stanley Winn
Preston
Howard Lover
Mapleton
Leland L. Auger
Clifford Sharp
Hazel Glassburn
Betty Jean
Blackfoot
Verda -Nelson
Elsa McQueen
Misa Provence Sharp
Ladeen Larsen
May Larsen
Eafternoon
Eva June Warner
Marilyn Petterberg
Patty Petterberg
Ramona Larsen
Norma Jean.Nelson
Lucy Auger
Lucille Jensen
Hyrum Auger
Cecil Jensen
Carl Webster
Norma Jean Nelson
Norman
Oklahoma
Camp Kearning Mesa
San Diego
Max
Lving
Wayne
Gladys
Preston Citizen
Idaho
Louise Hunter
Gridley
Jas
Sato Dustin
Dnfant
Cyril Hunter
Melvin Griffith
Swan Lake social notes and local visits across town
Mrs. Margaret Marchant and children visit Swan Lake relatives in Salt Lake City. Several families host and attend dinners in Downey and Preston. Cpl Wayne W Millard returns on furlough from Canada where he worked on the Aclan highway. Multiple residents, including Millards, Hadleys, Hepworths, and Martins, share gatherings with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marchant
Salt Lake City
Utah
Willis
Lowell Hepworth
Willliam Thomas
Thomas Bloaham
Cpl. Millard
Canada
Aclan Highway
Art Hubert
Sara Dee
Ia Millard
Bernice Hadley
Downey
Andrew Matkin
Carmen Hadley
Taster Henderson
R. J. Gibbs
Kay
Art Hickert
Colleen Morrill
Ned Gibbs
William Millard
Petty
Hepworth
Dell Martin
Daisy Martin
Wakley
Idaho fears federal dam push amid wartime to peacetime shift
Executive Desk reports Idaho fights Bonneville Power Administration push for Albeni Falls dam site in Bonner county with June 19 Army Engineers hearing at Priest River. Public opinion splits. Sandpoint opposes, Priest River supports. Idaho seeks more federal diggers for potato harvest and anticipates postwar highway funds totaling 10.5 million dollars yearly for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bonneville Power Administration
Echo
Washington
Albeni Falls
North Idaho
Executive Desk
Army Engineers
Priest River
Bonner County
Sandpoint
Hhe
Raver
Bonneville
Mink Creek Social roundup features visitors and events
Mrs Harvey Neemyer and daughter Jacqueline of Salt Lake City visited Leonard Nelson home last week. A Sunday Fireside had Dor an Barlow Harvey Hansen as speakers with readings by Misa Consece Crane and Mrs Edna Nelson plus a guitar solo by Vaughan Larson. Generous gatherings followed dances and birthday celebrations for Delbert Keller. Visitors include Lt Quentin Nelson in Houston and Ogden trips by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Neemyer
Jacqueline
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leonard Nelson
Mink Creek
Doran Barlow
Harvey Hansen
Misa Consece Crane
Edna Nelson
Vaughan Larson
Delbert Keller
Leeral Jensen
Phil Bell
Harley Jensen
Dwight Wilde
Douglas Nelson
Wilford Nelson
Houston
Texas
Quentin Nelson
Army Air Corps
Gene Oliverson
Klyn Bell
Ogden
Udah
U. S
Faye Wilde
Delmar Olsen
Typewriter ribbons on sale at Citizen tf
Ribbons for Remingtons MRoyals Underwoods L Smiths Royal Portables advertised as on sale at Citizen tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remingtons
Mroyals
Underwoods
Smiths
Royal
Citizen
Local Notes From Thatcher and Surrounding Towns
Dan Harris and Frank Harris returned from Lava Hot Springs where they spent time for health. Henry Vandenacser of Thatcher bought the old Patter son ranch and will not have new homes built. Clark Gray returned from Grace with a car repaired there. Mrs George Tanner held a birthday for Georgia Lee Sunday with a lunch. Wilford Smith’s funeral drew friends including Valero Bennett Dale Bennett and Arost Bennett. Theone Kendall and wife drove to Grace on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Harris
Frank Harris
Lava Hot Springs
Wilford Smith
Preston
Valero Bennett
Dale, Bennett
Arost Bennett
Theone Kendall
Grace
Appeal to Education Friends by Supt Bjorkman
Supt R J Bjorkman urges Preston and Franklin County education supporters to donate to the National Education Association War and Peace Fund. He warns that over 100000 teachers have left since the war and Senate Bill 637 aims to stall shortages. Donations go to NEA headquarters and will not be paid to teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Idsho
Franklin County
Preston
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
N. A. War and Peace Fund
Clifton and California visitors share Clifton ties
Clifton residents and former California workers return or visit sharing family ties. Clifford Forsgren led the sacrament service with James Ostergar speaking briefly. Families from Oakland Los Angeles and Ogden visit Clifton while Douglas Aircraft employees and locals alike reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Forsgren
Oneida
James Ostergar
Oakland
Calif
Urban Olsen
California
Clifton
Lea Cutler
Salt Lake City
J. H. Choules
Allen Cutler
Jesse Hubbard
Florida
Keith Howell
Ogden
Ray Henderson
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Glendale
Swan Lake
Road King Town Sedan
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
G. M.A.C
Petterberg-Nash
Motor Co
Preston, Idaho
Bonneville Dam
Columbia River
Atvey Schwendiman
Schwendiman
War Food
Chester Davis
Joe OD. Wood
San Francisco
Western Association of State Highways
Congress
Countis
America
War Department
Thatcher
Igor Macbeth
Journal of Business Failures
Igor Mac Betha
Supt
R. J .Bjorkman
Uncle Sam
Sam
Claude R. Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifton Village
Preston City
Preston Lions Club
American Legion District
Franklin Lions Club
Clifton School
Weston Village
Payton
J. C. Penney
Dayton Village Board
Weston School Board
B. P. W. Club
U. S. Employment Service
Preston Rotary Club
O. P. Skaggs Oneida Stake Presidency
Fairview Village
Preston School Board County
Preston Merchants’Committee
Preston Chamber of Commerce
U. S.D. A. War Board
Franklin Stake Presidency
Franklin Village
Franklin Co Commissioners
Franklin Literary Club
Franklin
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