Annual Financial Report Eastside School District 201 1954 55
Eastside School District No 201 releases an annual analysis of the treasurer’s cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year 1954 55. The report details the treasurer’s cash balance at July 1 1954 total receipts and the balance at June 30 1954 after receipts while listing warrants paid and the treasurer’s cash balance July 1 1955 totaling 81 834 60.
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Epamindbamdatee
Sancenca Espensissatea
Eaaenen
Weeeneeecentemennwenas Aereen Sprnstaerenbarstes
Seen Sweetennessseee
Gasneesssre
Ssp
Gees
Ssesesessteseens
Eee Oe
Wreerensonnecresseeesenss
Pacenacenes
Zanee Ween , Oras
First“ Security” Corporation
Sundberg
Williams and Anderson
Aland B. Plumbing Co
Fom
Howard E.sehow
Werey
AG - x
Oe Fete
Eneene
Franklin area social news and church events
Family and friends gather for christening and Sunday gatherings in Franklin and Cove. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Doney with baby Kim, and visits by Larsen, Harris, Allen, Handy, Parkinson, and others. Travel to Bountiful and Salt Lake City noted along with funeral attendance for Emma Hansen and later community reunions and relief society visits.
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Levor Doney
Geraldine Wilkinson
Jan
Cove
Doney
Wayne Doney
Kim
Verl Smith
Verl
Cliff Eliott
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
Bill Rosser
Ogden
Keith.Taylor
Frank Olsen
Glade Handy
P. B. Dunkley
P. L. Robinson
Relief Society Stake Board
Franklin
Blaine Jensen
Phyllis Kingsford
Mildred—Olverson
OSL
Douglas Oliverson
Reed Stockdale
Cyril Lowe
Clifton
Vaunda
Logan
LaVaughn Lowe
Claudius Holling
Los Angeles
Rose City
Portland
Ore
Lowe
Emily Butterworth
Virginia Reeve
Edward D. Morgan
Leonard Butterworth
Lorraine Lower
Yvonne Marshall
Ed Heus
Butterworth
Roland Butters
Homer Davis
Bruce
Walter Wickham
Delmar Nielsom
Craig
Bud Wickham
Preston
Judy Christley
Susan Welch
Abbie Anderson
Rupert
Reef Society
Melda Smith
Vella Woodward
Wilma Griffeth
Aera
John
Kirk
Dee“’ Parkinson
Leonard Parkinson
Spencer, Parkinson
Emma Parkinson
Local Social News From Pocatello Area Events and Visits
Swan Lake visit and baptisms share a quiet weekend in Pocatello with relatives attending a basketball game. Baby Jackie LaRee named at a ward blessing. Jury duty, funerals, sewing club gatherings, visits from Logan and Moses Lake residents, and BYU students’ weekend at home are noted.
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Kay Gibbs
Martel Thomas
Pocatello
Boyd Allen
Ernest Olson
Oxford Ward
Jackie LaRee
Ruby Merrill
Erma Abbott
James Abbott
Belva Hadley
Sewing Club
Dave Clayton
Montana
P. C. Sorensens
Enma Abbbatt
Lucy, Allen
Gladys
Weston Schwane Weldt celebrates 31st wedding anniversary
Weston and Mrs Lee Schwane Weldt marked their 31st wedding anniversary on Friday February 24. The couple has 11 living children, five married and six at home, plus seven grandchildren. A birthday dinner also honored Ralph Crook and Harry Lemmon, and LaVell Keller welcomed a baby boy born Monday February 27 with three sisters greeting him.
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Lee Schwaneweldt
Dick Lemmon
Ralph Crook
Bruce Pitcher
Salt Lake City
Bob White
Harry Lemmon
Thomas Lemmon
Mrs. LaVell Keller
Weston Idaho Notes On Social and Local Events
Local residents attend quilting gatherings and talent nights. Community members visit kin in Idaho Falls and Arizona while several families plan moves and new enrollments. School and church activities fill weekends with dances, picnics, and temple visits as others host and attend socials.
Vascular Graft Advances Hint at Future Heart Surgery
The piece notes a shift in cardiovascular surgery from limited arterial repairs to replacements using grafts. It highlights the 1949 Blood Vessel Bank as a turning point and cites Dr. C. W. Lillehei who says coronary artery replacement may soon be feasible, offering hope to repair or substitute arteries.
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Hopfner
N. Y.C
U.S
Shave
C. W. Lillehei
University of Minnesota
American College of Surgeons
Shirley Stokes Joins United Airlines As Flight Engineer
Shirley W. Stokes son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Stokes of Ogden, formerly of Franklin, has been named a flight engineer for United Airlines. After training at United's Denver school he was assigned to mainliner flights out of Chicago. He began flying in 1948 as a civilian pilot and spent three years in the army. He is a Preston High School graduate, born and raised in Franklin.
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Shirley W. Stokes
Wilford Stokes
Ogden
Franklin
United Airlines
United
Denver
Chicago
Army
Stokes
Preston High School
Jerome Editor and the Meter Debacle Letter
A letter from MacKnight defends his stance on meter contracts, claiming profiteering by meter companies and a better deal in Price Utah after city council review. He insists his nationality is purely Scotch and rebuts alleged misrepresentation.
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Price
Jerome
Mac
MacKnight
Trish
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Vera McKay
Vera Dewes
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Lawrence Mi
James Lannan
Arizona
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Inglewood
Calif
Heber Jorgensen
Weston Ward
Franklin Stakehouse
George Mylrose
William Tanner
Dale McKay
West Side
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Betty Nash
Boyd Campbell
Gary Fisher
Lorrin Olson
Laura P. Fifield
Perkins
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Dewey Campbell
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Clarkston
David Thompson
Logan Temple
Laurence Merrill
Ben Buttars
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Jesse Griffeth
Edna Lemmon
Ruth Shrives
George Kofoed
Peter Ernst
Tand
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Arley Dewey
Dave Hansen
Eldon Hansen
William Dahle
iMr
Inlaw
Dale Schwaneveldt
Richmond
Roy Christensen
Logam
Dayton
Alvin Maughan
Charles Tate
Carol King
Lorenzo Mickelson
Marlene Buttars
Utah ‘Power & Light CO
American Food Stores
Health Horizons
Shirley Stokes
Airline
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Detroit
Michigan
Johnson Drug
Prestons
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