Preston High Wrestlers and Boxers Triumph Enter District Meet
Preston High teams won on Monday with the wrestlers defeating Davis high 27 to 15 and the boxing team beating Weston high 13 to 4. The JoCalbo boxing team heads to Malad for a three day Fifth district tournament March 25 26 27 featuring Preston Blackfoot Montpelier Malad Moreland Thomas McCammon Arimo and Downey. Wrestler results include Hodges Nash Smith Snyder Johnson and others, with several wins by decision and falls. Boxers in classes 130 148 158 44 136 145 and 165 pounds had several decisions and a KO in the 44 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High
Davis High
Weston High Mat
Joecal
Maad
Preston
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Malad
Moreland
Thomas
McCammon
Arimo
Downey
Wreston
Davis
Ag Fresh
Weston
Gayle Hodges
Yokomiya
David Nash
R. Love
A. Cherry
L. Mulder
L. Smith
Chalmers
Owen Snyder
G Thomas
Dell Johnson
M. O. Ruda
H. Yonda
Sheldon Rawlings
Gereld Roholt
Milton Johnson
Marion Morgan
Willis Moser
Dale Panter
Bill Howe
Roy Beck
Milton Head
Wayne Taylor
Bob Sargent
Platt Jensen
Ray Talbot
Virl Taylor
Old Folks Day and Ward Reunion at Swan Lake
Swan Lake ward held its annual Old Folks Day and reunion at the school with the program in the church house. Out of town guests included Mrs. Anne Hendricks Edgar Merrill and other locals visiting family and shopping in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lake Ward
and Ward
Church House
Anne Hendricks
Edgar Merrill
Richmond
Bishop
Ernest Olsen
Oxford
Arlo Shouldberg
David Johnson
Gustave Hedin
George Condie
Condie
Dean
Wind
Army morale and temperance cited over beer sales
The speaker notes many soldiers drink only beer and says selling 2.2 beer in Army camps helps temperance. From his view, there is little to worry about Army men handling dangers from Nazis and Japanese, and they can take care of themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Abernethy
Sam
Early Spring Lambs In Smaller Numbers
Boise reports the U S Department of Agriculture projects smaller early lamb numbers in principal producing states due to fewer breeding ewes. Marketings before July 1 may stay similar as lambing occurred earlier in some states. Grass-fat yearling lamb shipments from Texas this quarter likely fall short of last year while Pacific coast conditions vary and hay supplies remain tight with high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Pacific Coast
California
Arizona
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Community Notes from Pocatello and Nearby Towns
Mrs Hazen Housely and daughter Yvonne traveled to Pocatello to bring Fred home for summer work. A quilting at Mrs Myrtle Eck's home drew Edna Hulse Rebecca Nelson Zenda Manning Dorothy Robbins Vesta Coburn Venna Schwartz Hillis Phillips home from the Navy. Parley Condie and Grant spoke in Sacrament meeting. Leslie Hawkins and family visited in Bridge Idaho. Gleaners and M Men banquet served thirty eight. John Mickelson visited his wife in Ogden. Miss Ella Phillips spent the weekend in Salt Lake City.
Three Kearl Boys Now In Service
Friends of the Chase Kearl family learn that three sons are serving. DelMar Kearl serves as assistant to the Adjutant at Camp Biss Texas after USAC studies and positions in Los Angeles and Washington DC. Spencer Kearl, an engineer, joined Aviation Engineering corps and earned a second lieutenant rank, later serving at Chanute Field and March Field and overseas in North Africa. Cyril Kearl enlisted with Army Air Corps meteorologists after two years in engineering at USAC. The family resides in Mount Clemens Michigan where Mr. Kearl works at Franklin County Sugar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Kearl
Delimar Kearl
Camp Biss
Texas
USAC
Adel Precision Products Corporation
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Navy
Camp Lee
Camp Davis
N. C
DelMar
Marjorie Lail
Spencer
Lockheed Aviation Corporation
Aviation Engineering Corps
Chanute Field
Ilinois
March Field
California
North Africa
Cyril Kearl
Army—air—corps
Kearls
Mount Clemens
Michigan
Mr. Kearl
Franklin County
Farm War News Highlights Rural Mobilization Efforts
Secretary Wickard centralizes farm manpower questions while county War Boards push deferment requests for needed workers. Plans reveal a 10 000 woman year round farm labor pool and 50 000 for crops, plus harvest help via the Crop corps. Idaho notes record milk and egg output and RACC loan activity, seed purchase rules, and 1942 scrap iron totals signaling continued war support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wickard
USDA
Armed Services
Farm Army
U. S. Crop Corps
Office of Civilian Defense
Usda War Boards
War Boards
Usda War Board
War Service
Far War Service
Franklin County
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Quince Rice
County War Board
Idaho
Boise Valley
Shapley
Middleton
Bangs disease eradication to start in county March 29
Norman O. Olsen, federal veterinarian, will inspect dairy stock starting March 29 in the county. Owners may file requests at the county agent office. The program offers three test and vaccination methods with no charge to owners, aiming to reduce losses from Bangs disease and protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangs
Norman O. Olsen
Blackfoot
Dr. Olsen
Bang
Idaho
American Veterinary Medical Association
Idaho Veterinary Medical Association
William Craner
Olson
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Wolverine
Tanner
Swan Lake
Cor
Dan Barnes
Kathleen
Garry
Jessie Denny
Gengre Gambles
Ida Hadley
Carmen Hadley
R. J. Gibbs
Kay Cullen Merrill
Beverly Merrill
LuDean Gibbs
Ned Gibbs
W. H. Millard
Ila Millard
Reda Barnes
James Hadley
Nate Thomas
Clara Millard
Anna Barnes
Ira Millard
Carmen
Joe Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
KEARL
Ada County
Custer County
Bang’s
Hollins
Weston J. Smith
Ang Keepsake Jeweler
Roslyn
Norman
Rob
Peter
Bas Sl
Zon
Preston Lumber
Hore
Ree
Psu Wee
Hart Music
Carlson Furniture Company, Inc
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