Local Military, Church, and Dance Notices From Cleveland Ward
Joe H Ransom son of Mr and Mrs Milo Ransom Cleveland returns home on a 10 day furlough while stationed at Camp Hann California Gilbert H Neilsen son of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Neilsen to attend University of Nevada Reno as a army student Community ward conference held November 2 in new church building under Bishopric A free wedding dance planned in ward hall Friday night November 12 Roy C Andreasen stationed in Atlanta Ga reports enjoying the Southern States mission Bannock stake quarterly conferences set for Grace Tabernacle November 13 14 with events starting Saturday night November 6.
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Joe H .Ransom
Cleveland Ward
Ward
Lincoln Burton
Roy _C
Andreasen
Southern States
Atlanta
Bannock Stake
Tabernacle
Grace
Community events and visits in Cleveland ward activities
Cleveland ward Mutual officers hosted a dance in the recreation hall to raise funds for sending the Improvement Era to soldier boys. Sacramental services occurred November 7 in the new church house. Relief Society conference led by Mrs. Etheleen L. Andreasen and others. Visitors included Nettie Pond of Bannock stake. Harvest dance at Grace High School attracted many. Residents and visitors from Thatcher, Logan, Lago, Pocatello and Mound Valley appeared for various social visits and outings in Cleveland and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland Ward Mutual
Ward
Cleveland Church House
Cleveland Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Etheleen L. Andreasen
Letitia G. Smith
John Q. Adams
Verena
Logan
Cleveland
J. V. Adams
LaVora_ Bitton
Lago
Virginia Adams
Beulah Jenkins
Stanley Mallid
Pocatello
Hyrum Neilson
Fred H. Anderson
Dorothy
Leland BH. Panter
Treasureton Social Roundup of Visiting Kin and Travel
Mr and Mrs Earl Nelson of Butte Montana and Alton Nelson of Fort Hall visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson. Ila McWhorter visited her mother over the weekend. Delta Barger Ogden and Jack Barger Pocatello and Lavitus Panter Dayton visited at the Barger home. Harold Pratt and two children from Kuna Idaho visit Myrl Workman. Shirley Hymas returned to Delta Colorado to finish schooling after visiting her parents. Ronald Conlin of Pocatello was Saturday night guest of Daryl Harold Sant returned to Wendover Utah. Denton Kirby and Roger McWhorter left for an extended vacation. George Shappart aided Harold Shappart of Virginia with potato crop. Gene Paskins and Myrl Workman spent Monday in Logan on business. Douglas Fife and wife visited his sister and husband Wallace Jensen. Fife recently returned from Alaska and has been area superintendent for Utah Construction on highway project Alaska to US.
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Earl Nelson
Butte
Montana
Alton Nelson
Fort Hall
Frank Nelson
Ila McWhorter
Barger
Delta Barger
Ogden
Jack Barger Bts
Pocatello
Lavidus Panter
Dayton
Harold Pratt
Kuna
Idaho
Trend In Franklin County Believed Normal
Reports from Pomona Grange and speakers indicate a migration away from farms is stronger than in prior years. Schwendiman notes widespread farm sale notices across Idaho, with dairies hardest hit. Hendrix outlines dairy economics showing a $2 16 annual return per good cow versus $218 in outlays, citing rising costs and public sales of multiple nearby farms.
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Pomona Grange
Schwendiman
Idaho
Hendrix
Farmers face sales as war quotas press Idaho crisis
Grangemaster Breeden notes veteran farmers selling farms to finance through fall. He estimates 10 to 15 percent of Add county farms may be for sale. Vaught urges time for subsidy program, stressing Idaho farmers can aid the war effort by increasing food production for troops.
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Breeden
Add
Vaught
Idaho
Caribou County War Registration Yields Little Change
Soda Springs led with 1300 residents registered, giving Caribou County a total 2100 registered. Other communities reported Conda 310, Wayan 300, Freedom 200. 1940 county population was 2269 and Soda Springs stood at 1087.
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Soda Springs
Caribou
H. S. Pickten
Conda
Wayan
Freedom
U.S
Prompt to Editor Reveals Poem Submission Trick
A conversation reveals an aspiring poet sending the first stanza to a correspondence editor asking for the rest, then submitting the remainder under a different name days later. The tale highlights a crafty approach to getting a poem printed.
Whitney Relief Society conference in ward chapel
The annual Whitney Ward Relief Society meeting was held last Sunday evening in the ward chapel under president Mrs Vera Keller and counselors Mrs Fern Swainston and Mrs Josie Winward. Miss Faelin Dursteller, a college freshman, was home visiting over the weekend.
Mexican bull fight tab about Whit ney ward gathering
William Andra Jr led guests and served as interpreter describing a famous Mexican bull fight. Clair Hull headed the program and refreshments for 28 Whit ney and Fifth ward members were provided by Mrs LeRoy Hull and Mrs Sheldon Beckstead. Mr and Mrs G A Crockett visited Vern Harvey for a Logan ward testimonial for Paul Alder preparing for his mission.
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William Andra, Jr
Clair Hull
LeRoy Hull
Sheldon Beckstead
Whitney
Fifth
G. A. Crockett
Vern Harvey
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