Idaho Urges Support for Cancer Control Month
Governor Robins designated April as Cancer Control Month in Idaho and urged residents to back the Idaho Cancer Society campaign. He noted cancer’s long history and its reach across all life, citing 508 Idaho residents affected last year. The society aims to provide reliable cancer information and promote early detection to reduce suffering.
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Cancer fund drive urged with deep concern for state residents
The article calls on readers to seek out information and generously support the statewide cancer organization fund-raising efforts, urging participation and awareness to aid the cause.
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Cleveland Community Notices Update from Preston and Surroundings
Local families report visits and illness in Preston with Nielsen Larsen Anderson Smith and Porter clans. Baby girl born at Preston hospital. Vera Nielsen cares for Smout baby in Thatcher. Lincoln Burton visiting Ovid Idaho. Burton/Bennett attend trousseau tea for Mrs Farley in Ogden then Boise trip.
Social News From Pocatello region and Idaho debates
Visitors in Pocatello and Mesa交流 relations among local families. Neighbors shared a quilting party and a basket lunch dance planning. Genealogy banquet in Dayton and birthday party in Glencoe highlighted community ties. Lindley Hall at University of Idaho debaters tackle Should Federal World Government Be Established.
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Thatcher area notes report births and events
Titus Combs of Thatcher suffered a broken heel last week after attempting to jump from a tipping wagon. Mr. and Mrs Glen Carlson announced the arrival of a son born February 14 at Preston. Mrs Carlson is the former Fae PB. Mr. and Mrs Henry Harris of Thatcher moved into their home. Frank Johnson had the misfortune of breaking his foot when his horse fell. A number of local children have chicken pox. Mr and Mrs Maynard and Seaset of Cleveland and daughters Ardys Zoe visited Pocatello for the regional tournament. Grace High School held a dance for basketball players. Thatcher ward held its annual reunion with dinner and dancing. Thatcher church hosted a table shower for Mrs John Booth formerly Jeanne Covert. L H Merrian of Grace and family were called to Wisconsin for the death of Mrs Merrian's mother. Mrs Franklin Hale is assisting at the post office. Mrs Dora Larkins was seriously ill. Milten Mendenhall cared for her. Bess Wheat of Ogden and Lou Larkins of Weiser were called here.
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