Hulse Family Attends Charlotte Hulse Graduation
Mr and Mrs William Hulse spent Saturday in Salt Lake City attending the graduation of their daughter Charlotte who received her degree from the Ex-Cel-Sis school of beauty.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
19
Mr and Mrs William Hulse spent Saturday in Salt Lake City attending the graduation of their daughter Charlotte who received her degree from the Ex-Cel-Sis school of beauty.
At a meeting held March 15, 1950 the directors levied a 3 percent assessment on the capital stock of the Preston Whitney Irrigation Co. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction July 8, 1950. The secretary’s office in Larsen Building room 11 is open Saturdays for payments or payments may be mailed.
Hartman, a Stratford, Connecticut native and World War II disabled veteran, is celebrated as The Hero of the Month for his rehabilitation and public service. Despite 100 percent disability from Japanese imprisonment, he runs freelance writing, volunteers with charity, and leads a Disabled American Veterans chapter. He authored Laugh, Toboy, Laugh and credits Raybestos Manufacturing for an employment opportunity. His military saga spans the Philippines, China, and Asia, including death marches and prison camps, with cherished letters from Hap Arnold and President Truman.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wagner and relatives of Pocatello joined extended families in Preston Ogden and Logan for Mother's Day visits. Several groups including the Hymas, Shumway, Conlin, and Perry families shared church and social moments. Local travel to Logan Preston Ogden and Pocatello highlighted the weekend.
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