Weston and Vicinity News Highlights and Visits
Weston and nearby communities report visits to Salt Lake by Mrs Glenn A Jorgensen and daughters Rose and Neema Bateman. Mr and Mrs James R. Rawlings and family return from a North Central States mission. multiple social events at homes of Parker Nielsen Nielsen families and others. Relief Society conference at Weston with local leaders and a guest from Fairview. births and travel notices including Elva Egbert’s newborn and Viola Burbank’s Florida trip. temple trips to Logan and Durations. local retirements and business moves. enlistment and GI Bill updates for 1946 with new enlistment age rules and allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A Jorgensen
Salt Lake
Rose Jorgensen
Neema Bateman
James R. Rawlings
North Central States Mission
Rawlings
Gerald Nelson
Clinton Nelson
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Richard
Milton Maughan
LaVar Peterson
Rexburg
Weston Relief Society
Bertha Griffith
Greta Parker
Vera Nielsen
Mabel Thompson
Gladys Merrill
Margaret Fifield
Donna Thompson
Mildred Whittle
Fairview
Elva Egbert
LDS
Fla
Hal Golightly
Edna Baker
Carl
Portland
Ore
Cornish
Boston Baker
Joseph Hansen
Gerald Hyer
Vaughn Taylor
Logan
Clarence Taylor
Albert Taylor
Afton
Wyo
LDS Temple
Blue Bird
Rasmus
Nelson
Ray Pratt
N. S. Hansen
John Reeder
Weston
Chicago
Wm. Morrell
Rowena Reeder
Mark Austin
Bernice
Mark, Jr
Alvin T. Maughan
Lone Rock
DUP
Lucile Fredrickson
Dorthea Binggell
Clyde Nielsen
Farrell
Karren
Utah
Viola Turner
Ruby J. Tanner
Mildred Hansen
Minnie Feller
Amelia Hansen
Francis Bench
Ogden
Eldon Hansen
Cive E. Beal
Rognar No. 7
Eldon Kirby
George Kofeed
Mr. Beal
John Roghaar
Surplus Potatoes to Be Used in Chemical Production
The U S Department of Agriculture reports surplus potatoes will be used at a Philadelphia plant to make butyl alcohol for paints and lacquers and synthetic rubber. Midwest ethyl alcohol plants may convert to glucose production to ease the sugar shortage and absorb surplus potatoes. about 15 pounds of syrup per 100 pounds of potatoes is produced, with capacity around 75 cars daily when in full operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U S. Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Features Add Enlistment Program In New Law
Arm ed Force Voluntary Recruitment Act of 1945 becomes law last Saturday. Staff Sergeant Jos P Bass explains four enlistment options at the Preston recruiting office in the Post Office building. Veterans with six months plus can choose one year plus furlough time or 18 months two years or three years. Reenlistment furloughs total up to 90 days with 5 cent per mile travel allowance to home and back. Cash reenlistment allowances of 50 dollars per year of service apply if reenlisting within 90 days of discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos P Bass
Preston
Potatoes Surplus Aims to Help Producers Fair Prices
Officials discuss extending surplus potato programs to stabilize markets and ensure fair prices for growers. The plan seeks balancing supplies with demand and supporting farmers during price swings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weston and Vicinity
Frank Parker
Lois Nielsen
Audrey Hansen
Ella Thompson
Hans C. Nelson and
Kenneth
Beal
Weston Wardishopric
Earl Anderson
Adolph Anderson
Volmer Miller
Otto Miller
Dick Kynaston
S. A. Whitney
Wayne Christensen
Leona Jorgensen
G. I
Classic Cleaners
Court House, West Oneida
Golden Shell
Ing
Golden Shell Motor Oil
Shell Oil Company, Incorporated
SHELL
United States
Canada
e@ny
Galayv
Bette
Bert C the Laugh
X Wheeler
KVNU
Astwand
Americas
Unality Geer
Tama Metropolitan
The
Metropolitan
John A. Webber
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Lynn Auto Service
CHEK
Motorola
Albiston Radio
N. State St
Merlin B. Albiston
Mgr