Pioneer City Lions Install New Officers At Luncheon
Franklin Idaho community notes report Pioneer City Lions Club installing year officers at a Wednesday luncheon led by Weldon Nash of Preston. Leonard Butterworth named president with Earl Cole as secretary treasurer and others sworn in. Special guests included Earl Nelson and A C Conine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer City Lions Club
Weldon Nash
Preston Club
Leonard Butterworth
Replacig
Floyd Robinson
Earl Cole
Clyde Littledyke
Ivan Geary
Bartlett Nash
Lester Lowe
R Stanley Ralph
Alvin Atkinson
Earl Nelson
A C Conine
Preston Lions Club
Devor Hampton
Spencer Parkinson
Navy
Pocatello
Homer D Williams
Jack Richards
Polly Parkinson
Robert Bodily
Mary Jane Handy
Thura Littledyke
Melvin J Woodward
Clair Woodward
Lorna Shumway
Bishop Frank Woodward
Orlando Hampton
Devor
John Hampton
Lorin Hampton
Herbert Anderson
Ruby Albiston
Richmond
Robert Gene Lowe
Maynard Hampton
Robert G Bodfly
L @ Parkinson
Horace Hawkes
Bill Davis
Stanton Hawkes
Deep Canyon
Lois Blamires
600 Club
Hlma Porter
Auto Use Stamps Buy By July First Urges Idaho Citizens
John R. Wiley, Collector of Internal Revenue for Idaho, urges rapid purchase of $5.00 Auto Use Stamps due before July 1 1944. The stamp must be affixed on the windshield top center behind the rear view mirror and stamps for boats over sixteen feet are available at the Boise office. Customers may obtain stamps at post offices or the Boise collector’s office with penalties for delinquency.
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John R. Wiley
Internal Revenue
District of Idaho
Idaho
Boise
Bennett family travels to Salt Lake for son and brother
Mound Valley family members Aroet Bennett and kin Loyd Gwen and Delos with Bud Bennett visit Salt Lake City to bring home their son and brother on furlough. Delos Bennett 19 recovers from a broken arm from a fall. Provo city judge Mr Dean Loose visits Preston Peter son. Ladies Bridge Club met at Florence Panter’s with co hosts.
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Aroet Bennett
Roma
Lloyd Gwen
Delos
Salt’ Lake
Bud
Bennett
Dean Loose
Provo
Preston Peterson
Loose
Ladies Bridge Club
Mound Valley
Florence Panter
Florence
Margie Panter
Fonnette Porter
Grace Harris
Mra
Walt Barthlome
Pebble Creek
Sagehen Season Blocked for 1944 by Idaho Officers
Conservation officers in District 3 Idaho recommended no open season on sagehens for 1944 after a scarce late season last year. They also urged against open seasons for blue grouse or ruffed grouse and proposed reducing the Hungarian partridge bag limit to six per day or possession. A two part Hungarian season was requested, with 10 days in September and 10 days in October, totaling 20 days for the district.
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Conservation Officers
Idaho
Fish and Game Commission
Owyhee
Elmore
Boise
John Smith
Red Cross Offers War Prisoner Cartons for Next of Kin
Franklin County American Red Cross announces reinforced cardboard cartons for sending prisoner of war parcels will be available free in July. Inette Wilson says exact pickup date at the chapter house will be announced later. Families are urged to use form letters from Britain via the Post Office to speed delivery to servicemen behind barbed wire in Europe. Seaman Richard Carlson arrives in Preston for a week between terms at the University of Washington in Seattle.
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Franklin County
American Red Cross
Inette Wilson
United States
Caton
Red Cross
Amerian Red Cross
Europe
National Red Cross
Britain
Richard Carlson
Preston
University of Washington At
Seattle
Logan Plans Fourth Patriotic Pageant at USAC Stadium
Logan plans a large Fourth of July event titled Gates of America at the USAC stadium with 1000 participants including a 500-voice mixed chorus. Prof W H Manning and Prof Moyle Q Rice of the College wrote and directed the pageant. Gates open 7 30 p m and the pageant begins 8 30 p m. A 7 00 p m concert by the South Cade high school band precedes. A patriotic meeting at the Logan tabernacle 2 p m features Col H Arnold Rich of Salt Lake City.
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Gates of America
USAC
Logan
W. H. Manning
Moyle Q. Rice
South Cade
Wrtte
Logan Tabernacle
H. Arnold Rich
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle Square
Logan Wild Life Federation
Civilians to Get 210400 Electric Irons From New Manufacturers
Two additional firms have been authorized to produce 210,400 electric irons for civilians, boosting this year's civilian production to about 78 percent of the 1944 program. All irons will be automatic household models, per WPB information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Meat Supply Outlook for 1944 Faces Distribution Challenges
H. Reed of the War Food Administration predicts 25 billion pounds of meat in 1944, enough to meet wartime needs. Yet marketmen face ongoing difficulties in slaughtering processing and distributing the large supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Reed
WFA Livestock and Meats
Forty-Four Arrests Made During May
May arrests reported to the fish and game department show an overall rise from April. James O Beck, Director, notes half the cases involve fishing without a proper license. Sixteen people were charged for fishing in restricted waters and several fished for trout before the season opened May 21. Other offenses include spearing fish, two in a fish ladder, two illegal possessions and fishing for trout with improper gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
James O Beck
Ilegal
Arsenical Insecticide Supplies Urged For Farmers
War Production Board advises farmers to buy arsenical insecticides now for the coming summer. The aim is to avoid delays caused by uncertain transportation facilities manpower or container shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
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Franklin
Elina Robins
Alfonda Hawkes
Grace Robinson
Kay Albiston
Merlin Durrant
War Department
Hill Field
Ogden
Estelle Wright
Jolly Neighbors Club
Emma Wright
Luella Doney
Dora Aitkens
Melba Stocks
Kay Wright
Mrs Albiston
Merlyn Durrant
Dennie Lowe
Eleanor Hobbs
Dorothy Hatch
Ina Woodward
Mary Kirk
Ethel Dean Lauritzen
Donald Hurd
Preston & Franklin
Pat Hurd
San Diego
Kent
Dee Hospital
Dennis C Lowe
Ether Biggs
Neta Farmer
Fairfield
Montana
Emma Hansen
Ann Olsen
Luella Deney
Zing Albiston
Sheldon Bergeson
Conrad Doney
Marlow Woodward
Boyd Woodward
Preston Hospital
Cpl
T H Bullen
Budge Memorial Hospital
Bullen
Cpl Bullen
Salinas
Kansas
Quartermaster Corps
Bergeson
Lewiston
Campsvale
Texas
Anna Biggs
Fred W Jackson
Long Beach
California
James A Anderson
Spanish Fork
Burton Blamires
Lvor Doney
Manuel Packer
Trenton
Don Gunnell
Gunnell
Alberta Packer
L . Parkinson
Corvalis
Portland
Oregon
Captain Paul Parkinson
Captain Parkinson
Aleutians
Qverstuff
Commission
District Three
Conservation
Childrens Shoes
White Oxfords
Mereda
Vogue Shop
Tabernacle
South Cadhe High School
Canyon County
Lake
Lowell
Power
Bannock
Gem
Adams
Benewah
Valley
Bingham
Blaine
Twin Falls
Payette
Quality Bakery
Pabco
Preston Lumber Co
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