Dorrel Rogers Receives National Breeders Award
Dorrel Rogers of Dayton is awarded a plaque and certificate by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Only 111 Holstein breeding establishments nationwide have earned this honor, and Rogers is the sixth in Idaho to qualify. The Progressive Breeder's Award is the association's highest honor for balanced herd improvement.
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Dorrel Rogers
Dayton
Holstein-Friesian Association of ‘America
Rogers
Idaho
National Holstein Association
Idaho Holstein herd earns progressive breeder award
The Rogers herd completed a September 30 1946 production test with a 10 cow average of 402 pounds butterfat and 11 947 pounds milk in 311 days. Ten of 12 cows have freshened and 10 are home bred. Other Idaho awardees include Charles Hager Rupert A H Jagels Silas Spaulding Rexburg L Tenchinek Twin Falls and University of Idaho Moscow.
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Rogers
National Holstein Association
Idaho
Charles “H.hager
Rupert
A. H. Jagels
Silas
Local News Roundup From Whitney Whitman County
Whitney residents celebrate a baby arrival at Preston hospital as Mr and Mrs Laurence Bodily joyfully welcome a daughter. Elders host a Friday schoolhouse dinner and a gym dance honoring rabbit hunt winners. Numerous visits, musicales, and social events fill the week in Whitney with friends and relatives caravaning in.
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Laurence Bodily
Preston
Whitney
Lorin Bodily
John “Hull
Gloria Naef
Merlin Swainston
June Tanner
Beth Swainston
LeConna Foster
Don Chadwick
Pocatello
James Chadwick
Lucy C. Tanner
Lillias ‘Ann
Glenn Tanner
Marion Ballif
State of the Union
Winifred ‘Reese
Thomas Tanner
William Tanner
William Dunkley
Lester Dunkley
Laurina Benson
Mae Foster
Woodward Winward
Abraham Winward
Hearing loss commonly affects adults over 35
Studies show most people over 35 have some hearing loss without realizing it. The condition often goes unnoticed until it worsens, emphasizing the need for regular hearing checks and early intervention.
Thatcher Area Social and Family News Roundup
Thatcher residents hosted and visited kin across Thatcher Ogden Preston and Clifton. Relatives attended funerals and church meetings while road work crews smoothed local routes. A new daughter arrived to Maurice and Mrs Wright, and teaching staff saw changes at the local grade school.
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High Council
W. H. Mendenhall
Preston
Abe Whitehead
Ward Hogan
Adran Callahan
Walt Barthlome
Charles McGregor
Betty Hogen
Caribou Hospital
Claude Conlin
John Smith
Thatcher Lds Church
Millen Mendenhall
Birthday greetings cross oceans during wartime call
Minkcreek Mrs Henry Christensen received birthday wishes from her son Jewel stationed in Japan with the armed forces. He described the long distance call and noted it was 9 am there with bright sun while it was 5 pm and snowing at home. Mr and Mrs James Sylevester and family from Salt Lake visited Christensen's son and daughter in law during their spring vacation. Mr and Mrs Percy Keller hosted friends Saturday evening with Lorin Keller Grant Dockstedder and others attending.
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Burnell Baird
Homer
Nielson
Neldon” ‘Wilde
Mink” Creek
Recreation
Betty Taylor
Weldon Rasmussen
Clifton
Anona’ Oliverson
Ogden
Ramona
Eldon Jepsen
Salt Lake
Christina, Jepsen
Henry Christensen
Jewel
Japan
James Sylevester
Percy Keller
Lorin Keller
Grant Dockstedder
Oscar Rawlings
Wiser
Rupert
Myril Bodily
Merline
Lyman
Clark
Dennis Hall
Pete Hyde
Arthur Larsen
J. T. Cole
Phyllis
T. J. Hall
Preston
Dorothy Nelson
Smith
Ariel Chatterton
Sunday School Stake Board
Vera
Minnie Cole
Ferns Inglet
Beatrice Hyde
Leta Hall
Merlin Gilbert
Royal Wilson
Emma W. Barton
Logan
Wm. Whitehead
Mertil Rawlings
Henry Drury
Bishop
von Larsen
Bert Halli
Joseph Gailey
George Hyde
Douglas Griffith
von Drury
DeVon Smith
Ed Cole
Local residents attend weddings visits and church events
Fairview and Rupert community members attend funerals and social gatherings. Families travel to Salt Lake City and Preston for visits and banquets while local church groups hold sacrament programs and Sunday school activities.tte
Local Social Notes From Winder Area Gatherings
Kay Bennett celebrated her ninth birthday hosted by her sister Anne Beckstead with nine guests and lunch. Delbert Sharp rented his farm to Ferron Sharp and bought a Preston home planning move soon. Gordon Fisher broke his elbow after a horse fall and was hospitalized briefly. Dinner guests at Marion Lindhardt’s home included David Re Williams, Ernest Foote, and locals from Preston and Nephi. Miss Neva Gamble returned from BYU Provo to greet family. Donna Jean Hansen returns to the U of U spring quarter after studies.
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Kay Bennett
Leland Bennett
Anne Beckstead
Beckstead
Sara Swainston
Delbert . Sharp
Ferron Sharp
Mapleton
Delbert Sharp
Preston
Greene Wells
Carl Follett
Marion Lindhardt
David Re“Williams
Ernest‘ Foote
Nephi
Utah
Brigham City
Ogden
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Holstein Association
Parker
Carmen
Merrill
Thatcher
Minkcreek
Fairview
Winder
Glen Smith
Joseph Taylor
Gordon “Fisher
Neva Gamble
BYU
Provo
J. W. Gamble
Donna
Jean Hansen
van Ness Hansen
U of U
Salt Lake City
Roa WY
Dickeys
Mittens
Gambler
Oxfords
Gunch
Porter
Walton Co
Tox
Fry
Life
Pep
U. S
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