Red Cross Work Increases Locally
The article lists numerous women and groups in a local Red Cross effort expanding crocheting afghans. Key organizers include Mrs Ted Roper and Mrs Hans Nelson with ward groups in 1st to 4th wards plus Franklin, Fairview and Clifton.
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Red Cross
Afghans Made Neighbor Group
Service Club
Ted Roper
Cherio Club
Hans Nelson
Gay Ninety Group
Mary V. Jensen
Franklin
Fairview
Clifton
Charles Peterson
Last Delinquent Subscriptions Urged to Renew Promptly
The issue warns delinquent subscribers this will be their last copy unless remittance is made within a few days. After Monday all delinquent readers will be dropped from the subscription list. Readers who received renewal stickers are urged to renew. War time office conditions require prompt expirations and a two weeks notice for delinquents.
E Thomas Clayton Dies After Lingering Illness Funeral Sunday
Edward Thomas Clayton 73 lifelong Franklin County resident dies at Memorial hospital after a lingering illness. Born September 29, 1872, he married Rosa Nell Lamoreaux in 1895 and Hanna Kelson in 1944. Surviving: widow, three sons, five daughters, 22 grandchildren, siblings. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm Second Ward chapel, Preston cemetery burial.
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Edward Thomas Clayton
Franklin County
Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Edward David
Ella Morrison Clayton
Rosa Nell Lamoreaux
Logan Temple
Hanna Kelson
Australia
Melvin
Paul Clayton
Ogden
Eddie Clayton
Denver
Colorado
Clothiel Bowers
Addie Gill
Marvel Dursteler
Lulu Moser
Preston
Norma Lawrence
Salt Lake City
Melvin Clayton
Pittsburg
Calif
Chloe Peterson
Ethel Carter Ogden
Second Ward
Howard Hall
Richard’s
Inspiring Memorial Honors Lt Merrill in Senior Year
A memorial service celebrated Lt Merrill with remarks from Former bishop C Earl Goaslind and Bishop Eberhard. Marcell Bird and Mrs Bird performed, Henry Rawlings spoke of celestial reunion, and the American Legion presented the flag. Lt Merrill, son of Dr and Mrs L V Merrill, was active in dramatics and a ward worker.
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C. Earl Goaslind
Marcell Bird
Henry Rawlings
Celestial Kingdom
God
Eberhard
Melvin Tanner
Leonard Brostrom
Richard
Army Air Corps
Hospital Notes and New Arrivals List
Discharged patients include Mrs. Leo Cutler from Pocatello surgical ward and several others with surgical and medical conditions. New arrivals report births for several families on February dates in Oxford Clifton Winder and surrounding areas. Additional entries note recent hospital entries for fractures and surgical and medical cases across multiple towns.
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Leo Cutler
Pocatello
Surgical
Hezzie Robinson
James Christensen
Arlow Shuldberg
Winder
Spencer Maughan
Clifton
Joseph Kemp
Dayton
Clifford Mecham
Nathan Thomas
Swan Lake
George Condie
Elmer Kerr
Fairview
B. D. Anderson
Preston
W R. Randall
Thompson Hatch
Oxford
Vaughn Greaves
Hale Hart
Ross Spackman
Cumorah Kennington
Ira Kennington
Carolyn Farnes
Dick Farnes
M. Mayeta
Lawrence Fifield
Lorin Williams
LaMar Cole
Banida
Rulon Keller
Mink Creek
Capt Collins Killed In Holland and Larsen Dead At Sea
Notices report Capt Collins killed in Holland after a service career from Christmas 1942 through D Day and later promotion. Jared H Larsen of Preston listed as killed after missing in the Pacific theater. Also, S Sgt Forrest Beckstead captured as a prisoner of war in Germany. Local sports note describes Preston beating Blackfoot in a basketball game with high scorers Bill Choules and Frank Condie.
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Capt. Collins
Holland
Jared Larson
Pvt
Woodrow Dunkley
Mindano
Collins
New York
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Maryland
France
Belgium
Mound Valley
Pacific International Express Company
Peggy Collins
Howard Perry
Salt Lake City
Jared H. Larsen
Mary A. Larsen
Preston
Merchant Marines
Jerry
Forrest M. Beckstead
Swan Lake
Blackfoot
Bill Choules
Frank Condie
Henderson
Carlson
Preston Overwhelms Blackfoot In 37 17 Victory
The Preston Indians dominated the Blackfoot Bronchos 37 to 17 in a standout performance at Preston Gym on Wednesday night. The win showcased strong defense and executing offense to secure the home triumph.
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Preston
Blackfoot
Preston Indians
Blackfoot Bronchos
Preston Gym
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Stella Peterson
Thos Tanner
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