Weston Friendships Shaped by Visits and Local Events
Mrs Gertrude Binggeli halted in Weston en route to Pocatello to visit Frantz Binggeli Jr. A surprise party at Fred Favers hosted relatives and friends, with a shower for Miss Shirley Baker. Community members attended prayers, luncheons, and farewells across Weston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Binggeli
Weston
Pocatello
Frantz Binggeli Jr
Fred Favers
Frantz Binggeli
Wm Binggeli
Reynold Hansen
Joe Binggeli
Alvin Nielsen
Arrilla Weeks
Shirley Baker
Eldon Hansen
Community notes from Glendale on quilting and visits
Glendale residents met at the church to quilt for a bazaar with a fan design. Guests included Leland Auger and family in Richmond and Glen Housley family from Richmond. Max Webster marked his 32nd birthday while Glen S on furlough will report November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulaham Larsen
Alice S Auger
Church House
Relief Society
Leland
Auger & Family
Richmond
Glen Housley
Ben Housley
Lewiston
Walden Housley
Glen
Riverdale celebrates fifth wedding anniversary party
Mr and Mrs Marve Packer hosted a chic supper Thursday for friends including Mr and Mrs Clifford Mecham Preston Mr and Mrs Ray Barrington and Mrs Ariel Meek. Guests played games and visited. Spencer Nelson Preston and Lewis Packer spoke at Sacrament meeting Sunday night.
Local Family News Highlighting Visits and Births
Mrs Milton Packer and family spent time in Salt Lake City and Tooele visiting relatives. Suwanna Godfrey visited Oneida Station with Flora Bell Packer as Mrs Milo Woolf returned from Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Clark Choules welcomed a baby girl at Preston hospital Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Merlin Miskin welcomed a baby boy born Saturday at Preston hospital. Darrell Bennett, on furlough, visited his wife's parents the Neeleys in Texas. B A Meek, recovering at Preston hospital, is back home. Lucille Larsen left to California to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanna Godfrey
Oneida
Flora Bell Packer
Milo Woolf Hos
Salt Lake City
Clark Choules
Preston Hospital
Merlin Miskin
Darrell Bennett
Texas
Orville Neeley
A Meek
Preston
Lucille Larsen
B A Meek
California
War Department grants sympathy plan for sole surviving sons
At Pocatello Idaho the War Department announces a policy allowing the sole surviving son in families losing two or more sons in battle to be released from combat duty. The plan covers cases where the surviving son is not on hazardous duty and aims to return him to the United States or discharge him when warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Army Airfield
Idaho
War Department
Pocatello Army Air Field
United States
Idaho Dry Bean Crop Output For 1944 May Be Lower Than Recent Years
Idaho dry bean production for 1944 was about 2,132,000 bags on November 1. Yields are averaging lower than in other recent years across nearly all producing districts. October weather aided harvesting, but by November 1 some fields remained unthreshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise—Idaho
Dance Orchestra Formed at School Under Mr Bird
A new dance orchestra has been organized within the Music Department by band students and teacher Mr Bird. The group plans a seven to eight piece lineup and will expand as needed to meet a growing need since commercial dance orchestras are often unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Bird
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Weston and Vicinity
Weston Ward
Dayton
Josephine Beal
Glen Turner
Franklin County
Thomas Preston
Clive Beal
Grace
Farrell Peterson
Ray Roghaar
Frances Nelson
Martha Lundquist
Lottie Nelson
Melvin McKay
Franklin
Willis Sharp
S Bastian
Merlin Bastian
Myron Merrill
L V Merrill
Stake Tabernacle
Clarence A Kofoed
Virginia
Glendale
Max Webster
Sgt Webster
Duane McKenzie
Guy C Petterberg
Bergensen
Utah
Ellen Auger
Bonna Lowe
Husler Elevator
Vy S
Bohemian Club
Bohemian Breweries, Inc
Boise, Idaho
Riverdale
Marve Packer
Clifford, Mecham
Ray Barrington
Ariel Meek
Spencer Nelson
Lewis Packer
Earl Mecham
James Woolf
Ben Wright
Mapleton
Don Austin
Milo Woolf
Paul Hansen
Helper
Phillips
Eugene Packer
Milton Packer
L A Neeley
Tooele
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