Local Club Socials and Games Across the Week
Mrs. Smith Allen hosted the Raona bridge club with eleven members and guests enjoying a two course lunch. Elda Carlson and Gwen Egbert led scores while Etta Gibson took low. Variety Club met at Ajaxine Fisher with chocolate pie and candy. Laurel Scholes won high and Edris Thompson low. Reba Johnson received a birthday gift. D U P Tessa Winn camp plans a meeting October 17 at Capt. Maud Hansen’s home with Martha Belnap leading and accordion selections by Mrs Otto Chatterton. Edith Bell hosted neighbor ladies for quilting with dinner and needle work. Rose Olson hosted bridge with eight as salad lunch. Sylvia Marq high and Meredith Booker all-out. Harold Olson and R B Gibson hosted pinochle. high by the first couple and low by the second. twelve attended with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajaxine Fisher
Laurel Scholes
Edris Thompson
Reba Johnson
Tessa Winn
Maud Hansen
Martha Belnap
Otto Chatterton
Rose Olson
Sylvia Mlarg
Meredith Booker
Popular Couple Exchange Vows In Idaho Temple
Miss Hollingsworth wed Keith Bergquist in a double ring ceremony at the Idaho Falls Temple. A tea at the family home honored the bride, with grandmothers and many relatives assisting. The couple planned a Northwest honeymoon after a wedding dinner following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hollingsworth
North
H. A. Hollingsworth
Airs Hollingsworth
Mirs H. A. Hollingsworth
F.J. Merrill
Edward Bergauist
Beth Kirwen
Provo
Utzh
Aston McCarrel
St. Anthony
Clea Barthlome
Thatcher
Gladys Monson
Dora Hollingsworth
Lou Jean Baird
June Gailey
Dorthy Moser
Clarice Condie
Connie Jean Smith
Eloise Bergquist
Miss Hollingsworth
Keith Bergquist
Idaho Falls Temple
Northwest
Charming Deane Eames Marries Grant Hall at Home
Deane Eames daughter of Bri and Mrs David Eames of Preston married Grant Hall son of Mr and Mrs T J Hall of Fairview on September 1 in a home ceremony. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with lace, carried gardenias and gladiola bells, and was escorted by a stairway entrance to Lohengrin. The couple will reside in Moscow Idaho after a short honeymoon. Hall to complete his B S at University of Idaho while Deane finishes her junior year at the University of Arizona.
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Deane Eames
Bri
David Eames
Preston
Grant Hall
T. J. Hall
Fairview
Deane
Maxine Hansen
Mardene Hall
Katheryne Eames
Keith Moore
Alfred Kern
Mary Lou Hawkes
Denise
Daphne Smith
Pearl Eames
Halls
Moscow
Xir
Hall
University of Idaho
University of Arizona
Tucson
Margaret Head
Lo Pine Daughters of the Pioneers
Winnie Nielson
Oneta Forsgren
Ars
Lettie Condie
Bannock
Thomas Preston
Lorin Mendenhall
Salt Lake City
Thespians Pledge 22 New Members To Dramatic Club
Thespians inducted twenty two new members at the high school in a day of classes in costume and staged performances. The evening ceremony featured a pledge, blue and gold colors, and a formal reception with Vir ginia Seamons Elvin Cutler Jr Ladean Foster Joan Garrett Rene Christopherson Nene Woodhouse Carman Larsen Nolan Nash Mark Jensen Maree Keller Faun Stephens Sara Beth Keller Emma Louise Hanna Geraldine Nielson Juanita Larsen Layle Jensen Anna Mae Wilde Bonnie Fellows Jocelyn Jepson Jaun ite Jensen K Dunkley and Bruce Lowe among those welcomed.
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Virginia Seamons
Elvin Cutler, Jr
Ladean Foster
Joan Garrett
Rene Christopherson
Nene Woodhouse
Carman Larsen
Nolan Nash
Mark Jensen
Maree Keller
Faun Stephens
Sara Beth Keller
Emma Louise Hanna
Geraldine Nielson
Juanita Larsen
Layle Jensen
Anna -Mae Wilde
Bonnie Fellows
Jocelyn Jepson
Jaunite Jensen
K" Dunkley
Bruce Lowe
Retiring And New Officers Given Party By Board
A farewell social honored three retiring Oneida stake Primary board members Margaret Keller Lillian Nelson and Margie Worley. New stake board appointees Nada Merrill Violet Marshall and Arta Nielsen attended as guests at Della Crockett's home. Food games and favors were managed by Rae Webster Norma Farnes Beth Call Goldie Christensen and Naomi Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Stake
Margaret Keller
Lillian Nelson
Margie Worley
Nada Merril
Violet Marshall
Arta Nielsen
Primary Stake
Della Crockett
Rae Webster
Norma Farnes
Mrs. Crockett
Beth Call
Goldie Christensen
Naomi Talbot
Sarah D Hatch To Be Honored At Rigby Home
An 87 year old Mrs. Sarah D Hatch will be honored with an open house at her daughter Mrs. George Young home in Rigby next Thursday. Hatch, a Franklin pioneer, has resided with her daughter in Rigby for five years and will have friends call from 1 to 8 p m.
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Sarah D. Hatch
George Young
Rigby
Hatch
Franklin
Rehabilitation program highlighted by Idaho Lions clubs
Utah authorities describe a nonprofit plan for helping the blind through business formation and supply purchases. The Bill Carpenter Memorial Fund aids Idaho blind individuals, with registration and job adjustment through Lions clubs. Merlin and Lavon Peterson, former Preston boys, are noted in Ogden business and Omaha radio training.
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Kinney
Bill Carpenter
Idaho
Fent
Lions Clubs
Perry
Merlin
Lavon Peterson
Preston Boys
Ogden
Lavon
Omaha
Private power firms vow no shortage for wartime demand
Idaho Power Co along with Utah Power & Light Co and Montana Power Co said there is no power shortage in their regions and they are ready to meet future demand. They cited existing high capacity lines, plans to use water and coal, and that government power pays no taxes while private companies paid over 42 million in taxes during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Utah
Arontana
C. J. Strike
Idaho Power Co
Boise
George Mr. Gadsby
Utah Power & Light Co
Salt Lake City
Frank W. Bird
Montana Power Co
Butte
Interior Department
Bonneville Power Administration
Ies
Northwest
Montana
Competition Keen At Shelley Potato Show
Potato inspectors from Shelley officially graded the entries while Elmer Belnap, assistant state supervisor of vocational agriculture from Idaho Falls, offered oral reasons for the judging. He noted that despite some factors the event remained competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Elmer Belnap
Idaho Falls
Belnap
Local students attend contest despite stormy weather
Fewer schools represented at the competition. A judge praised the best oral reasons heard in years. Weather kept some away as storms shortened the event. afterward some boys drove to Idaho Falls to visit temple grounds and places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Sugar City
Idaho Falls
Temple Grounds
Rinterest
Idaho Farmers Receive Lower Prices
The index of prices received by Idaho farmers fell 6 points from August 15 to September 15, 1946, with both crop and livestock prices lower. Livestock declined from 267 to 259, hogs dropped from $20.50 to $16.30 per cwt, and ceilings were reimposed on live hogs. Potatoes fell 40 cents per bushel as harvest broadened and grain prices held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
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Edith Bell
Harold Olson
R. B. Gibson
T. K. Greaves
Charming Deane Eames
Mrs
Faye Foss
Tom Wheelin
Leah Knudson
Cuddy Wheelin
Mervin Sharp
Bill Walgren
Wallgren
Robert E. Lee
Paris
France
Second Ward
Elmer Palmer
J. F. F. Sewing Club
Bé Mialie Club
Mabel Greaves
Mattie Lewis
Mildred Bowden
Greaves
Lavinia Cutler
Emma McClun
Melvin Harris
Helen
Anna Moore
Ethel Cole
Esther Greaves
Blanche Hollingsworth
Sport Shop
Franklin County Dairymen’s Ass’n
Thespians
Dramatic Club
Rigby Home
Neeley
Willow Flat
Leslie Neeley
Letha Harris
Hersche Neeley
Cedar City
Clarence Neeley
Cornish Utah
Orville Neeley
Lowell Neeley
Roy Wright
Nerces
Neeley’s
Barton Bowden
Howard Rosemund
Harold Hawkes
Weldon A. Nash
O. R. Cutler
Nat Edwards
Charles Kline
Grace Club
Vinton Merrill
Reed Brenchley
Carlson Furniture CO
American Legion
Real Civic Services
Brora
Ri and Veterans Administration
Legion
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