Birthday parity honors Mrs Wilde in Salt Lake City
A Friday birthday event at Mrs Wm E Fellows home celebrated her daughter Mrs Nelson Wilde of Salt Lake City. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilde and several Wilcox Hollingsworth and Wilde family members. Fireside chat for M Men and Gleaners of the first ward followed at Mr and Mrs Frank Palmers with Dr Vinton Merrill speaking. A teenette chorus held a progressive supper Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E Fellows
Nelson Wilde
Salt Lake City
Wilde
George Wilcox
LaVern Hollingsworth
Annie Hollingsworth
Annie Wilde
Anna Mae
Nada
Fellows
M-Men
First Ward
Frank Palmer
Vinton Merrill
Teenette Chorus
First Word
Ghostly tour fun for local girls at four homes
The girls were entertained at the homes of Carol Goaslind, Sally McCune, Marilyn Davis and Ollie Jean Hackley. After supper they walked a spook alley at Arlene Hansen’s home guided by Barbara Page, Sharon Christensen, Marion Meck and Sally McCune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Goaslind
Sally McCune
Marilyn Davis
Ollie Jean Hackley
Arlene Hansen
Barbara Page
Sharon Christensen
Marion Meck
Nephi Jensen Celebrates 80th Birthday With Family
Nephi Jensen, Weston’s oldest native pioneer, marked his 80th birthday on Saturday with a three course dinner for 14 guests. To honor him, toasts and gifts were shared by brothers and their wives, a county commissioner, a niece, and relatives from Kalispell and Cleveland, with birthday greetings wired from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Jensen
Weston
Mr. Jensen
Andrew Jensen
Joe Jensen
Bannock County
Wilford
Pete) Jensen
Pocatello
W. J. Tanner
Hosmer Webb
Paul
Kalispell
Mont
N. M. Chapman
Cleveland
Ohio
Sperry Godfrey Wedding in Logan Temple
Clifton couple Mr. and Mrs. I J Sperry announce the marriage of their daughter Dorreen to Jessie William Godfrey of Clarkston Utah. The ceremony was Oct 20 at the Logan temple with a white satin wedding gown. A chicken dinner followed at Mrs. Jay Gleed home and a Clarkston gym dance honored the couple before a brief Utah honeymoon. They now reside in Logan where Godfrey is employed.
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I. J. Sperry
Clifton
Dorreen
Jessie William Godfrey
Clarkston
Utah
Logan Temple
Jay Gleed
Clarkston Gymnasium
Logan
Mr. Godfrey
Primary Stake Board Instructs Ward Workers
Union meeting on Saturday afternoon for Oneida stake directs ward workers. Mrs Rae Webster leads activity with Mrs Mariam West coordinating. Groups learn complete sets of games with a Halloween themed refreshments plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Stake
Rae Webster
Primary Stake
Mariam Westover
Baptismal Services in Oneida Stake Announced
Baptismal services for the Oneida stake are scheduled for Saturday at 3 30 pm in the fourth ward chapel. Bishop Leland Auger of the Glendale ward will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Fourth Ward
Leland Auger
Glendale Ward
County Scout Units Plan Basketball Tourney in Franklin Oneida
A planning meeting for basketball in Cache valley council will be held November 4 at 8 p.m. in Preston courthouse. Senior scout leaders Milt Cutler Earl Nelson will run the session with James L Gwilliam assisting. A district arbitration board of senior scouts will organize schedules. each unit must be represented or risk exclusion from the playing schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Franklin
Oneida
Preston
Cache Valley Council
Milt Cutler
Earl Nelson
James L
Gwilliam
Franklin and
New Headquarters for Preston's Junior Police
Preston opens a new basement space in the city park band stand for its junior police. Renovations near completion under city police supervision. Durwood Hull, chief of police, says the unit now has over 70 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Durwood Hull
Police youth group expands as weekly duties rise
Enthusiasm grows as a police organization expands its setup. The boys gain added responsibility with new quarters and weekly assignments. Headquarters open 4:30 to 8 p.m. daily, 10 members file official reports to their officers. Entertainment facilities expected to be added over time.
Adam Keller Funeral Held in Fourth Ward
Funeral services for Adam Keller life long Franklin county resident were held Oct 18 in the fourth ward chapel under Bishop Asael Bell. Speakers included C H Christensen Oscar Wilde George E Burgi and William E Crane with interment in the city cemetery. The notice also mentions conifers in Shoshone County park Ida and Big Springs Fremont county Ida as the region’s large fresh water spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Adam Keller
Franklin County
Asael Bell
Norman Larsen
Constance Davis
Velma Bell
Horace Baugh
C. H. Christensen
Mink Creek
Oscar Wilde
George E. Burgi
William E. Crane
James Baird
Richards and Sons Mortuary
State Leaders Urge Idaho Farmers to Plan 1948 Conservation
A. V. McCormack, chairman of the Idaho State PMA committee, urged farmers to craft a local driven 1948 conservation program focusing on maximum production with minimum soil loss. He cited world food demand, suggested practices include green manure cover crops phosphate application irrigation this fall and winter, and pasture improvements to extend grazing and reduce grain use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. McCormack
Idaho
PMA Committee
Europe
McCormack
Agricultural conservation aims to abundant production through soil care
The article states that abundant food production aligned with needs is the main goal, with soil conservation as the means, not the endpoint, emphasizing future production as the objective. It also includes an itemized listing of metal band boxes, letter files, cash boxes, card file cabinets, recipe files, and memo books from The Preston Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Preston Citizen
Hog Pool Shipment Tops Franklin County Prices
The Franklin county hog pool shipment sold for $15,237.78 with top quality animals fetching $25.25 each. The shipment went to Armour Company in South San Francisco. The next hog pool ships on November 12, with stock listings closing November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Armour
Company
South San
Francisco
Water at Lava Hot Springs Flows 38 Miles Southeast
Water at a temperature of 140 degrees flows from Lava Hot Springs located 38 miles southeast of Pocatello. The detail notes the hot spring outlet and its proximity to the Idaho city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
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Cee
Sperry-Godfrey
Temple
Primary Stake Board
J. S. Rindlisbacher
Gus Johnson
Rindlisbacher
Ogden
Quality Bakery South State
Shoshone County Park
Ida
Fremont County
America
NEW Customaire
North State
Meshreeey Fyst
King’s Toy Town
RADIO
Tricycles
Turner
Slik
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