Lois Whitmer Wins Idaho Homemaker of Tomorrow Title
Lois Whitmer an 18 year old Kuna girl wins Idaho Homemaker of Tomorrow with the top score among 58 state winners. 1642 Idaho seniors took the exam on Jan 12 with Lois earning a 1500 dollar scholarship and trips for her and her adviser to Washington DC Williamsburg and Philadelphia.
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Idaho
Lois Whitmer
Kuna
Betty Crocker
Philadelphia
Lois Ethelyn Whitmer
Lois
Louis H. Whitmer
Washington, D. C
Colonial Williamsburg
Cranney Chevrolet Sets Showing New 1955 Trucks Here Tomorrow
Cranney Chevrolet will unveil its 1955 Task Force Trucks in a Preston showing Friday. The lineup features low cab forward designs with seven inch lower height and new V8 power, 12 volt electrical systems, power steering, and options like Hydramatic or Powerglide transmissions.
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Chevrolet
Cranney Chevrolet Co
Preston
Detroit
Task Force
Blaine Dunn Succeeds as Fraternity President
Blaine Dunn son of Preston mayor Rulon Dunn steps down after a year as president of the University of Utah Lambda Chi Alpha chapter. He oversaw large pledges and a fully redecorated chapter house before passing leadership to John Baroch of Ely Nevada who will major in pharmacy. Dunn plans to receive his BS from Utah this June.
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Blaine Dunn
Rulon Dunn
Preston
University of Utah
Lambda Chi Alpha
Salt Lake City
Dunn
Dunne
John Baroch
Ely
Nev
Preston Citizen reports local item at No 8
The Preston Citizen notes a local occurrence tied to No 8, detailing specifics available in the issue. The report emphasizes community impact and context for residents.
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Preston Citizen
Wildlife week opens visits to hatcheries and marshlands
The article notes wildlife week ends Saturday and urges visits to state fish hatcheries bird farms and wildlife management areas. It highlights a Wildlife Review piece on white sturgeon and announces 100000 fishing regulations copies shipped to vendors. It warns significant marshland loss from development and calls for careful planning to balance waterfowl and wildlife values.
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Wildlife Review
Snake River
North America
Paul Caplin
Department
Boise
Tolao Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Hidden recesses at West Point hearths once hid boodle
The National Geographic Society notes that at West Point during its early days every room had a fireplace and loose bricks created hidden spaces behind them where boodle forbidden foods or drinks could be concealed.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
National Geographic Society
Provo Family Heads Attend LDS Sunday School Program
Banida Carl Webster and family visited Golden C Geddes and relatives while Cleo Geddes gave a two and a half minute talk in senior Sunday school. Arlene Miles led the sacrament gem and Lee Gregersen and Raymond Curley completed primary graduation exercises.
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Carl Webster
Provo
Golden C. Geddes
Cleo Geddes
Arlene Miles
Loene Cole
Connie Gregersen
Jeddie Geddes
Ernest Eberhard
Preston
Lee Gregersen
Raymond Curley
Hustan Miles
Robert Geddes
YMMIA
John P. Manning
Sherilynn and
Karen
Fillmore
Salt Lake City
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Eddie Fisher
Brigham Young University
Miss Whitmer
Homemakers of America
Jerry Whitmer
Iva
Robert N. Acock
West Oneida
Lenness Keller
Ttey Insurance Exchange
Cone Excelon
RAO Vectra
Foss Furniture
East Oneida
Banida
Ern‘s Appliance & Sport Shop
Hotholdt
U. & I. Furniture Company
North State
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