Birthday Dinner and Temple Visit Mentioned in Lewiston Notes
The Lewiston post lists events from a family gathering Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Howell and Blanche, plus other guests including Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Sperry and Tamara. Also noted are Mary Willis and Stanley Hunt's upcoming wedding on April 29–30, a church conference theme, and local social visits.
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Taaho
Falls
Ted Howell
Blanche
Lynnn
Porter
Maxine
Ray
Croshaw
Mortenson
Hyrum
Ward
Bertie
Logan
Temple
Mary Willis
Stanley
Hunt
Leach
Semnor
Sant
Alta
Stewart
Stake
Virgil
Crossley
Thatcher Idaho Social News Remains of Week
North Thatcher reports lots of family visits and home events. Mr and Mrs Elmer W Smith hosted Ponds and Vavrika family guests for a Sunday dinner with neighbors and friends. Mrs Yard Hogan led two quilting parties joined by Hogan Bartlee Turner Harris and Callahan families. Allen Lyons of Treasureton visited Dean Hogan and family. Mrs Willis Roper and family moved to Charles Tratt Ranch. Roper’s wife spent a week in Caribou hospital for appendicitis but returned home. Thatcher ward plans a Log an temple yarn excursion and locals remodel homes. Mrs Robbins plans a future beauty salon. A Mullan News item notes Rose Lake crew members claimed captain ratings during a ship mishap with a near-miss rescue and quick first-aid.
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Chae Pond
Idaho Falls
Elmer_ W. Smith
Smith
Ponds
Ralph
Vavrika
Bancroft
Jane
Alene
Phoebe
Hogan
Connie
Gregor
Roma’ Anderson
Chloe Bartlee
Ian Turner
Ada Harris
Lillie
Mary
Callahan
Allen
Lyons
Treasureton
Dean
Willis
Roper
Charles’ Tratt Ranch
Yéo
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Caribou
Smil Smiths
Abe
Thatcher
Ward Ho
Logan Temple
Robbins
Mullan
Rose” Lake ‘District
Baskins
Leon
Glenn’ _Nelson
Ervin
John
J- Barger
Lee*Casteel
Virginia
Shan
Pocatello
Vincent Wright
Blackfoot
Dean Hogan
von “Atkinson
Louis Sant
Garry
Atkinson
Preston and Stevens
Bill Sampson
Salt Lake
A,dy “Barger
Leona
Kirby
Logan -Temple
Rosy
Vonesda ‘Stake
Paul Winn
Clifford Forsgren
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Earl
Nelson
Tello
Hazel - Ward
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Asa
Webster
Preston
Wimi
Paskins
Pahd
Gene
Pasking
Ronald
Rand
Dell’ Newbold
Duane ‘Newbold
Paramount
Calif
Selma -Newbold
Smithfield
Melvin
West Jordan
Charles. Lyon
Relexs
Don Barger
Dean - Hogan
Lyon
Henry. Atkinson
Franklin Eles
Community families gather for church welfare farm tour
Local residents visited with relatives and friends from Preston Logan and Rexburg areas. The event highlighted the LDS church welfare farm near Ririe, developed by church members with equipment and labor. An estimated 5000 dollars of work this spring supported the 40 acre irrigated tract described as a notable welfare project.
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Statue Bids Stir Informalities Amid Shy Expressions
A local statue project faces informalities as bids circulate with cautious remarks. Community members weigh costs and artistic vision, prompting discussions among council members and residents about design and funding.
Notice To Bidders for Dayton Idaho High School Project
Notice announces West Side Class A School District No 202 inviting bids for a Dayton Idaho high school building. Plans by Karl Schaub and Son Logan Utah. bids with certified or cashier's checks for 5 percent due to district. plans cost 26 dollars refundable on return. Sealed bids to Reach Superintendent Reed Anderson Clifton before 1 pm May 25 1949. bids opened 2 pm May 25 1949 at Clifton High School.
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Dayton
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