Youth Follows Brothers Into Country's Service
Arlo O. Campbell of Weston enlisted in the United States navy last month at the Ogden recruiting station. He was sworn in at Fort Douglas and sent to San Diego for basic training. His two brothers served in World War II and Bryce Campbell died of wounds at Okinawa in 1947. He graduated from Malad high school and worked as a carpenter in Idaho Falls.
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Navy
Ogden
Fort Douglas
San Diego
Campbell
Bryce Campbell
Okinawa
Malad
Idaho Falls
Silver Anniversary Observed By Preston Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chatterton hosted a Sept. 24 gathering in Preston honoring Mrs. Chatterton’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Britenbecker on their 25th wedding anniversary and celebrating Mrs. L. Mendenhall’s 75th birthday. An out of town guest was John Henderson of Pocatello with social time following a full course dinner and a three tiered wedding cake.
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Eugene Chatterton
John Henderson
Pocatello
Estrays sale notice in Dayton Idaho October 14 1950
Sheriff E L Hansen announces sale of four estrays and one bay mare from the Dayton Herd District at the Orewe Johnson Ranch Dayton Idaho. Descriptions include a brown two year old stud colt and a bay mare two years old with distinctive markings. Sale noon October 14 1950 for cash to satisfy accumulated costs if owner does not claim.
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Dayton
United States
Orewe Johnson
Idaho
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Arlo O. Campbell
Clark Campbell
Weston
Arlo
Preston
Gordon Merrill
Paul Adams
Cleveland
Don K. Clark
Grace
E. L. Hansen
Jensen’s
North
Sisto
Boston
Oscar Meyer
U. S
Utah
Sun Valley
Midland
Juu Hs Lee
Yas
Tang Nalley
Duc
Velveeta
Pir
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