Preston area notes include military, visits and spring events
Preston residents share war service updates and personal visits. Neal Hart transfers to Vancouver Army hospital for wounds. Colleen Geddes visits Pocatello. LeRoy Bodily and Allan Stephenson receive furloughs. Easter at Downata Springs announced. new baby for Mr. and Mrs. John Potter. various travels to Boise, San Francisco, Portland and Martinez. millinery sale advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand D. Spencer
Sandra Dee
Blaine Spencer
Margaret
Blanche Hess
Logan
Cluff Christensen
Glen Taylor
West Coast
Arizona
California
Don
Keith
John Hobbs
Ella Foster
Robin
Curtis Armstrong
Foster
Bozeman
Montana
Ogden
Dee Hospital
John Mitchell
Los Angeles
M/T
Max Abcott
Preston
M/T Abott
Navy
St. Simon Island
Georgia
North Carolina
Ike
Napoleon
Downata Springs
Edna Johnson
L. E Erickson
Parker Carver
Boise
Cpl
Neal Hart
United States
Army Hospital
Vancouver
Washington
Colleen Geddes
Pocatello
USAC
LeRoy Bodily
Merl Bodily
Preston Hospital
Allan Stephenson
France
Harry Stephenson
Raymond Becktsend
Robert Beckstead
Military Police
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lila Steffensen
Helena
Carl Nielsen
Marjorie Jeppson
Brigham City
Ernest Brutenbeker
Henry Johnson
aé_e
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Idaho
Caroline Condie
Martinez California
Condie
Marinda Peterson
Margaret Walker
Stephen
Idaho Falls
Clarice Dahlman
Gillett
Wyoming
Utah
Dahlman
Charles Cutler
Wm Struve
Jean Sant
Clifton
Vila Brown
Fairview
Eva Joy Wallgren
Paul Potter
Salt Lake City
Potter
Nedra Hansen
Russell Crockett
Potter Home
L. E. Hansen
San Francisco
Portland
Local Social News From Lewiston Area
Fairview and Lewiston residents share visits and travel updates. Connie Cole leaves for Vallejo to work. Dinner guests at Larsen and Cole homes include multiple Cole relatives. Myrl Bodily recovering from Preston hospital surgery. Roy Bodily on furlough. Hazen Gilbert welcomes baby girl. Averill Pugmire family in San Diego also has a newborn. Cadet nurse Shirley Cole spent weekend with family. Seventy's party attendees listed from Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hall
Lewiston
T'J Hall
Connie Cole
Vallejo
Calif
Arwen Larsen
J E. Cole
L P Cole
Vern Cole
Minnie Cole
Kathryn Cole
Ogden
Myrl Bodily
Preston
Pvt
Roy Bodily
Hazen Gilbert
Averill Pugmire
San Diego
Pugmire
Maurine Bodily
Shirley Cole
LDS Hospital
Weston
Vaughn Larsen
Joseph Gailey
Beet Labor Wages Set
The article details beet labor wage scales including blocking thinning hoeing and weeding rates for whole and segmented seed, harvest tonnage pay, and child labor limits. It notes minimums for first and subsequent hoeings, combined operations, and allowances for reduced labor due to efficient methods with producer laborer agreements.
Sufficient Labor Seen For County
The article outlines county labor use by the German army paying $1.50 per day with sustenance, plus prevailing wages for workers, all funds going to the U S Treasury. Mexicans and prisoners are to arrive in April and May for a summer period, housed at Whitney school with guards, to be returned in fall. Rotary club nominates officers led by Bill Davis for July 1 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Idaho
U S. Treasury
Whitney
Allen Cutler
Joe Cushman
Rexbury
Rotary
Bill Davis
Joe Oborn
Ralph Strub
W Paul Merrill
George Exzbert
Weston Smith
al Kircher
Bill McKnight
Cancer Drive Organized Throughout County
American Cancer Society designates April to educate the public on cancer causes symptoms and cure. Franklin County forms a county organization to distribute material at homes to aid early recognition and control. Dr A R Cutler chairs with Mrs Russell Crockett as county commander and a list of ward supervisors and volunteers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Franklin County
A. R Cutler
Russell Crockett
Virgil Rorabaugh
Jeff Boothe
Mark Hammond
Mable Shiffrel
Clara
Howard
William Gilbert
Fairview
David Nash Linrose
John Lowe
Franklin
Lillie Long
Mapleton
Enid Fryer
Mildred Anderson
Clara Hollingsworth
Annie Palmer
Frank Palmer
Letha Smith
Bertha Griffith
Weston
Anna Swain
Love Pirates of Hawaii Operetta Planned at High School
Principal Elmo Keller announces the Junior High Operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii to be held April 13, 1945, in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Jo Ann Packard Dorothy Blanche Cutler Kathleen Simmons Lehoa Lucy Larson KarCani Clarence Hendricks Lilinoe Jo Ann Garrett Moile Jay Condie Billy Lyle Kofoed Pirate Chief Clater Forsgren Scany Thiss. Directed by Lyle Shipley with Elwin Cutler as student manager. A social for Vern Wiser on furlough noted. guests included Dr and Mrs Evans Preston and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Keller
Hawaii
Jo Ann Packard
Dorothy
Blanche Cutler
Miss Primer
Kathleen Simmons
Lehoa
Lucy Larson
KarCani
Clarence Hendricks
Lilinoe
Jo Ann Garrett
Moile
Jay Condie
Billy
Lyle Kofoed
Pirate Chief
Clater Forsgren
Lyle Shipley
Elwin Cutler
Women Leaders Set Educational Program on Disease Prevention
A group of women including Mrs. Mae Edwards of Riverdale and Mrs. Nettie Bosworth of Treasureton have agreed to deliver an educational program in their districts. They urge residents to read the literature and use the information to keep the dreaded disease to a minimum in their communities.
June Mad presents by Mutual drew large audience
Franklin The Mutual presented the comedy June Mad to a large audience Tuesday night under directors Genevieve Shrives and Jack Richards. The cast included Shirley Whitehead Bruce Lowe Lu Zon Oliverson Jack Richards Melvin Porter Doris Woodward Eleanor Hobbs Mildred Olivers on Marcine Robinson Douglas Oliverson and Stanley Ralph. Directors and cast praised for their portrayals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bodily
Camp Roberts
Mereda’s 'Vogue-Shop
Get Glidden
Reed
Pirates
Alf
Wm Whitehead
Merlin Rawlings
Spencer Winn
Vern Wiser
J E Cole
Wayne
Connie
S S. Evans
Western Auto
M. C. Henry
James Woolf
West 1St North
Dale Taylor
Russell’s
Opera House
Hansen Paint & Glass Shop
South State
Cutter Blacklegol
Johnson
Preston Bike Shop
Freezie
Preston-Electric. CO
McHairs
North State Street
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