Weekend Visitor Notes Across Salt Lake and Preston
District residents report visits from family and friends including G. W. McCuines from Los Angeles, Ormia Fackrell and Lynn Fackrell of Idaho Falls and Cornish Utah, plus many trips to Arizona and Oregon relatives. Names include Ornia Jensen Davis, Angus Keller, Alfonso Rasmussen, Ross Taylor, LaVor Smith, Lenea Rogers, Paul Jensen, Nathan Hale, and Melvin Smith along with Mrs Wealthy Fackrell and others noted in community notices.
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Ormia Fackrell
Idaho Falls
Lynn Fackrell
Cornish
Utah
Wealthy Fackrell
Ingram Smith
Ari
Zona
Angus Keller
Boulder Dam
Tempee
Alfonso Rasmussen
Preston
Ari- 20
Mesa
Ross Taylor
Phoenix
Dayton ward notes and Sunday School activities
A Dayton ward report describes social events at the Daughters home and Clifton visits by Mrs Henderson and Nancy Jones. It notes a Sunday School social with bonfires, games, and a softball accident injuring Superintendent LaVere Balls. Also covered are meetings, lessons by Miss Ella Mae Phillips, and preparations for future gatherings. Ellis Phillips is home on furlough with his parents. A group of Dayton men gathered to prepare statfolds and other equipment.
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Leoh
Nuffer
Ates Iver
Waddouns
Ing
Weachers
Lee Cath
Nancy
Hyrum Belt
Preston
Sunrae
Nancy—Jones
Clifton
Mary
Henderson
LaVere
Caroline Peterson
Ella Mae Phillips
Joseph Hansen
Ellis’ ‘Phillips
Merchant Marine
James Phillips
Dayton Ward
Nancy Jones
Ted
Franklin County Canning Center Opens for Patron Processing
Patrons bring in peaches and tomatoes for processing at the Franklin County Canning Center. The busy center reports thousands of cans prepared with support from the local electric utility.
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Franklin County
Lions Club President Faces Question on Owl Game Dividends
A fragmented chatter notes Russ Crockett as Lions Club president and questions whether the Owl baseball game will ever pay dividends. Mentions Elias Vat and Erwin Sons burying a family tie as a shared topic but details remain unclear.
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G. W.M
McCané
Elias
Rowell
McConnell
Erwin
Bury
Lions
Russ Crockett
Virg Knudson
Zabout
Community notices and social events in Preston Idaho
Local column notes a war fiesta chairman appointment and a series of social gatherings. It mentions Mrs Wallace Chatterton hosting a party for a newly married couple, plus other visitors, blessings, quilting, and a Daughters of Pioneers convention, with details of attendees and gifts. A probate notice for Levi Soliverason is included, with administrator and attorney contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robus
Hobbs
Doris Woodwards
Thelma
Doney
sEstelle
Smiths
Irene Long
iJennie Stonesi
Ae Zlueille
Latta Doney
Ean
Genévieve
Wallace Chatterton
Jherson, Wills
Melvin McKay
Douglas Corbridge
Hoyt Whitehead
Albert Packer
Victor Dunkley
Bud Gilbert
Salt Lake City
Donald Robinson
Donna Lee
Vicki
Julie
Dayton
Sb, Wright
Robert’ Wright
Ogden
Larry
L Dunkley
Parley
Paulette Dunkley
Dunkléy Ronald
Keyes
Ralph
oMrs Keyes
Was
Nelae Lisa Neeley
Gfitc
Sboe Eee
Iria’ “Woodward
Donna
Robinson
Darrel Handy
Clair ¢ Woodward
Mark
Spec Parinnh
Douglas
Storkdale
Cy- Til Lowe
K. Breston
Parkinson
Percy” ‘Gibson
Darrel Pubetten
Ivan
Idaho duck and goose seasons set with longer periods
The state fish and game department, via the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, announces Idaho duck and goose seasons from October 14 to January 1. pheasant season runs October 29 to November 12 with limits of one rooster and one hen, deer season October 27 to November 10, ducks and geese bag limits increased, daily bag ten ducks and two geese, possession ten and four respectively, with restrictions on wood ducks mallards pintails and widgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iidaho
U. S. Fish-and -Wildlife ‘Service
Sds
Idaho
A. Hunter
God
Lise
Pete
Idaho War Manpower Commission Calls Idaho Men to Frontline Work
The Idaho War Manpower Commission urged all male workers who can be spared locally to join a nationwide program placing labor in critical war industries. The plan aims to boost production of tanks trucks guns ammunition and supplies while meeting September and October quotas.
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Idaho
Jdiscourag
Semcntlc
Puy
Pal Manig
Tillman
SNR
WMG
Employers Urged to Survey Production Needs for Worker Loans
The text urges employers to immediately survey their own production needs and inventory to determine if one or several male workers can be spared for loan to urgent tasks. It calls for actively inducing available workers to accept referrals through the SUSES program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sofort
Unclear OCR fragment prompts potential sale notice
Fragmentary text mentions boxes of 5 000, machines, and a Citizen reference but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names for a full summary. No definite event, party, or place is extractable from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
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Dean
Salt Lake
G. W. McCuines
Bill McCunex
Los Angeles
Mountain
Nane
Zcompany
Addah Falls
Orion Jensen
Hampshire
Car‘dale
Rams
David EL ‘Davis
LaVor Smith
California
Madison
Wisconsin
Lenea Rogers
George ‘Rogers
First ‘Security Bank
Boise
Mary V. Jensen
É Little Daughter
Bountiful
Nathan
R. ‘Hale
Grace
Etnor
John -Ol
Eberhard
Provo
Sagifuateal
Saoath
Abani
Verna
Fieieneer Preston
Egan
Salt
Lake City
Melvin
Smith
Daigsizres
Barbara
Marion
Salt? Lake
City
Nephi
Larsons
Alice
Lee
Mong
Muskogee
Oklahoma
oLpEsi - Bueno
Gourt
Lin
Levi
Soliverson
Elath
Douglas, Oliverson
Ees
Franklin
Arthur
Hart
Bil Davis
Farragut
Navy
John “Adamson
Jen m
Packer
E.sms
Teerey
Sthars
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Cattlemen's: “Association
Association’ Sale
Alto
Twin
Falls
TVS
Sara Tan
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Ottice
Intaions
Spa
Pattiral Geturdy
RUE Mattresses
Western: Auto CO
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