Franklin Idaho's Oldest Community News Summary
Mrs Alice Woodward and Miss Porter returned home from California after attending Wyle Arnold's funeral in Yuba City and visiting San Francisco. En route, Mrs Woodward stayed in Salt Lake City and Miss Porter visited Mrs Kate Martin. Many locals visited relatives, attended church events, and welcomed returning servicemen including Earl Lewis and Devor Geary from military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyle Arnold
Yuba City
Calif
San Francisco
Woodward
Anna Craven
Wood Ward
Harry Sewell
Salt Lake City
Porter
Kate Martin
Hebert Lowe
Chicago
Ensign Richard Lowe
Miami
Florida
Lowe
Minneapolis
Minn
Melvin G Holling
Lois Ream Resigns To Enter Yale University
Lois Ream eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel A. Ream of Dingle resigned her Preston home economics teaching post April 21 to enter Yale University New Haven. She will be among 30 women to graduate in September 1946 with a Master of Science degree. She completed degrees at Idaho and Portland Grant High School. Extensive family and Bear Lake County ties noted. Better tread rubber grades A and C now unrestricted for retreading per ORD, addressing tire shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lewis
Farragut
Idaho
Clearfield
Cpl
Marion Corbridge
Portland
Oregon
Esther Buckey
Logan
Heber Corbridge
Franklin
Wayne Dunkley
P B Dunkley
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Devor Geary
Ivan Geary
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Lois Ream
Mitchel A. Ream
Dingle
Preston
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Miss Ream
East
Grant High School
University of Idaho Southern
Yale
Bear Lake County
Office of Rubber Director
ORD
Idaho Seeks Unified Front On Water Rights And Postwar Plans
Executive Desk notes Idaho will join four states in Washington for irrigation and navigation rights talks, leveraging state constitutional water control. It cites manpower shifts, staff resignations, gasoline tax trends, and a call for D Day prayer as wartime measures and postwar infrastructure needs loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddaho
Northwest Statea Development Association
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho Governor Calls for Prayer on D Day
Governor Bortolfsen issued a proclamation urging Idahoans to kneel in prayer on the day marking the start of the invasion of Europe. He asked churches stay open and newspapers and radios broadcast special prayer announcements and programs. He prayed for almighty God to hear the prayers and speed victory in this vital campaign and future operations worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortolfsen
Europe
Columnar Pads Stock in Southern Idaho Sale
An advertisement notes one of the largest stocks in southern Idaho of columnar pads in various sizes with rulings. It invites customers to specify sizes and directs calls to the Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Sint Call
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News of Franklin
Idaho's
Alice Woodward
Dean Porter
California. S
Grace Robinson
Helen Worsley
Gwen Gibson
Lois Blamires
Elna’ Robins
Blaine Whitehead
Grace
Sheldon Doney
Wallace Stalley
H &E Shrives
Temple
Floyd Bradford
Earl Shumway
Marvin Neeley
Samuel R Handy
Conrad Doney
Vern Talbot
Fairview
Gerald Wright
Venna Hurd
Fern Porter
Myrtle Woodward
Blanche Cooke
Jolly Neighbors Club
Grace Lowe
Elna Robins
Ida Fubhriman
Estelle Wright
Cooke
Paul Stocks
Lewiston
James Howarth
EE Hendricks
J B Wright
Lizzie Webb
Maggie Wright
Town
Griselda
Kenic
Ts Ae
O. K. Hee
O.K. Tire'shop
FISK
Goodyear
AULD
Lang Syne
A. Bottolfsen
Northwest
Mainland
Hawaii
Ariel Crowley
J. C. Sorenson
Liquor Law Enforcement Bureau
Nampa
First Security Bank OF Idaho National Association
Federal Reserve
F.d.lo
Minuteman
Leno
Bill of All Trades
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
America
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