Community Visitors and Temple Outings Recap
March activities include Logan residents visiting family in Preston and Arimo. Temple excursion attendees from Logan included multiple local couples and individuals. Lambda Delta Sigma delegates from Preston elected Nada Gilbert as the group’s national convention representative at the University of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Abbott
Logan
Spencer Nelson
Little Son
Preston
W. F. Smith
Provo
Richard Biglow
L. A. Neeley
Salt Lake City
Paul Neeley
S. M. Evans
D. S. Evans
Pocatello
Lambda
Delta Sibma
LDS
University of Idaho
Nada Gilbert
Idaho Population Debate Highlights Growth View
An Idaho policy piece contrasts unofficial 1947 census estimates of 498,000 with the Idaho Chamber of Commerce claim of 574,000, arguing population is rising due to births, urbanization, and returning veterans, and noting implications for federal school funds and economic projections. It argues the upward trend supports Idaho’s expanding economy ahead of the 1950 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Bureau of the Census
Utah
Oregon
Census Bureau
State Chamber of Commerce
State
Chamber of Commerce
Selective Service Office
Riverdale seniors honor Virginia Evans with surprise party
A Thursday evening party in Riverdale honored Virginia Evans with classmates Nadine Forsgren Renee Rindlisbaker Dot Jean Rosen Roma Smith and Elaine Waterlaus. A lunch was served and games were played as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Evans
Nadine Forsgren
Renee Rindlisbaker
Dot Jean Rosen
Roma Smith
Elaine Waterlaus
Idaho Dairy Products Tabulated in Record
Idaho plants produced 1 710 000 pounds of butter and 1 505 000 pounds of cheese in January. Butter rose 2 percent from December but fell 11 percent from January last year and 24 percent below the 1942 46 five year average. American cheese output was the lowest since 1943, while 275 000 pounds of Swiss cheese set a January record back to 1939. Milk output was 92 million pounds, up from 83 million in December and above the 88 million average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Annual Fund Drive for Crippled Children in Idaho
The Idaho Society for Crippled Children launches its eighth annual drive led by Theo H. Wegener of Boise. About 75,000 Easter seals will be mailed to Idaho residents to raise funds for hospitalization, instruction, and medical care for 3,144 crippled children. The campaign runs from February 28 to March 28, with past eight years yielding around $50,000 in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Theo. H. Wegener
Boise
Idaho Society For Crippled Children
Weeener
The
Idaho Society
Idaho Society Seeks Donations for Welfare of Crippled Children
Barbara E. Peterson oversees the Boise operation as executive secretary. Wegener states the society asks for no fixed contribution amount, leaving gifts to individuals who can support this essential work. The group emphasizes providing care where other organizations fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Barbara E. Peterson
Idaho
Wegener
Idaho Society For Crippled Children
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ronald Panter
Mound Valley
Joan
Maurine Evans
Tate
National Advertising Representative
NAS
National Editorial Assn
Ibelous
Preston and Aklin
Idaho Stath Editorial Association
Idaho Statesman
Riverdale
Leona Forsgren
Whitney
LaVar Bosworth
Estaus Packer
Christen Hansen
Glencoe
Marve Packer
Dan Auger
Glendale
Relief Society
Lella Smith
Zella Mae Edwards
Ora Packer
Singing Mothers
Bod
Rulon Heller Ot
Keller
Relief Society Stake Board
James Woolf
Cecil Camp
Malad
Earl Mecham
Lewiston
Dream Tate
W. Smith
Gus Olsen
Delmer Olson
Joe Marsh
Ben’‘s
Ben Ryder
Sue
Ben
Alf
Andy’s Garden
United States Brewers Foundation
Vicks
Tna
ICKS
NaroRus
Rae
Seattle Brewing & Jaulting CO
Seattle
USA
Johnnie
June
Whitestone
Lava
General Tires
Ors
Tire. _ GENERAL TIRE
McCune Motor Company
West Oneida
Palmer Implement CO
Preston, Idaho
Olson
Boise’ Idaho
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