Thatcher Enters Outlaw Tourney At Malad
Thatcher town team entered the outlaw tournament meet at Malad last Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. They won over Downey Thursday and Malad Friday and lost the championship to Logan by nine points.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
13
Thatcher town team entered the outlaw tournament meet at Malad last Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. They won over Downey Thursday and Malad Friday and lost the championship to Logan by nine points.
Community invites attenders to a wedding dance for Mr and Mrs Stephen Mortensen. Beverly Nelson of Glendale visited Miss Mar Jean Carter. Ora Winger and family toured Salt Lake. Junior Girl Banquet attendees included Ora Bennett and Ina Stocks. Winger MIA performed A Wild Flower of the Hill. Ward members praised basketball team winning state championship in Pocatello.
Swan Lake residents share a busy spell of leaving on leave returning to Fort Douglas visiting relatives in Logan and Boston while many locals host and travel. Miss Barbara Gambles heads to Provo for schooling and several families host guests across Swan Lake and Downey as local clubs meet and plans for moving homes unfold.
Idaho farmers expect about 1 percent less total spring crops and tame hay than in 1945 based on March 1 intentions. Sugar beet acreage should rise by 50 percent to 87 000 acres, spring wheat up 10 percent, dry pea plantings down 20 percent, and potatoes down 17 percent, with total cropped area possibly higher due to increased winter wheat plantings.
Earl B Porter son of Mr and Mrs E S Porter of Preston Idaho and husband of Wanda Evans Porter Poratello Idaho discharged from the Army today at Fort Douglas Separation Center He served 28 months as a Clerk in the Medical Detachment authorized to read the American Theater ribbon Good Conduct and the Victory ribbon Prior to enlistment November 12 1943 Porter was Chief Clerk at Pocatello Lavon Porter promoted to sergeant in Japan and Porter is a son of Mrs Mary Porter with the finance division overseas Sewell Porter a second son is with a military police unit guarding Japanese prisoners in the Philippines
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