Preston Social Notes Span Visits and Births in August
Preston residents share news of a new son Garry Dee born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Goaslind of Salt Lake City. Bishop C. E. Goaslind led a Salt Lake visit. Several families from Preston hosted visitors from Longmont, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Logan, with travel and schooling updates from Midshipman Wayne Robinson and teachers Miss Jean Brady and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Goaslind
Salt Lake City
Garry Dee
Bishop
C. E. Goaslind
Salt Lake
Wayne —Robinson
Preston
T. A. Robinson
Wayne Chas
Annapolis Naval Academy
Maryland
Washington, D. C
New York
Naval Academy
Donald Poage
Thurman Price
Longmont
Colorado
Bernice Richards
South Dakota
Leland Tanner
Alta Hurst
Dorothy Wakely
Logan
Carl ‘Bury
Q W. Palmer
Helen Bunker
Galt Lake City
Robert Bunker
Balt Lake
Hotere
Jean Brady
Miss Brady
USES Aids Japanese relocation workers in finding jobs
The United States Employment Service will help the War Relocation Authority place workers of Japanese ancestry in relocation centers. A J Tillman states USES offices will treat these workers as a reserve labor source and reassure that importation does not compete with local workers. Community sentiment and public reaction are being surveyed before placements. Employers ordering relocation residents will be informed of further procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
War Relocation Authority
A. J. Tillman
War Manpower Commission
WRA
FSA Loan Totals Highlight County Farm Aid Efforts
County FSA officials returning from Idaho Falls report 431 692 dollars in farm loans to Franklin County borrowers for cooperative and standard loans. By July 1 1943 repayments reached 286 166 principal and 46 488 interest, with many borrowers prepaying ahead of schedule. Aimed at boosting wartime food production, funds are available to farmers upon operating plan submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Crawford
Ivy L. Smith
Mary Nielsen
S. A
Idaho Falls
B’arm Security Administration
Walter A. Duffy
Ronald W. Purcell
Dr. Makover
Portland
Oregon
Crawford
Farm Security Administration
Franklin County
Amodnt
Maritime Service invites applicants to request training folders
The U S Maritime Service regional office in Denver announces a training folder for regional applicants. It explains training branches, age limits 17 to 34 or 50, and requires birth certificates and marital status for consent forms. Applicants should mail completed papers to Salt Lake City or Denver offices and await reporting instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Maritime Service
Denham Building
Denver
Colorado
Maritime Service
Salt Lake City
USMS
M. C. Hathaway
Utah Oil Building
Utah
War Bonds Urge Support With K9 Training Image
Treasury pamphlet extols dogs used by Marines Army and Coast Guard. It notes volunteers loaned by their owners for duty and praises K9 abilities to hear smell and detect enemies at night. It mentions multiple training stations and urges purchase of war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Army
Coast Guard
U.S. Treasury Department
Russell Hurd Receives Second Lt Commission
Pvt. Russell M. Hurd completed the Air Forces Officer Candidate School in Miami Beach Florida and received his commission as second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces. His duties will direct administrative and supply operations to free pilots for flying duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Hurd
Air Forces Officer Candidate School
Miami Beach
Florida
Air Forces of
Army of the United States
Army Air Forces
Miss Kathleen Brower Commissioned as Navy WAVES Officer
Miss Kathleen Brower of Weston received a commission as Second Lieutenant in the WAVES upon enlistment in the Navy Auxiliary Corps at Portland Oregon last week. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Brower and trained at L D Hospital Idaho Falls and later in Tucson and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Brower
Weston
Navy Auxiliary Corps
Portland
Oregon
Miss Brower
J. B. Brower
L.D
Idaho Falls
Tucson
Arizona
Los Angeles
California
Guardianship seeks order to mortgage minor real estate Franklin ID
In Franklin County Idaho Probate Court guardianship of Mark Brown and William A. Brown seeks court authority to mortgage real estate with minors’ interests. Petitioner Laverna J. Brown Jones, guardian, has filed the petition detailing the property description in the Northwest corner of Section 26, Township 15 South, Range 39 East Boise Meridian. The hearing is set for Tuesday September 14 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Brown
William A. Brown
Laverna J. Brown Jones
Franklin County
Idaho
Section
Township
Boise
Estate hearing notice in Preston Idaho court
At ten o clock a m in the court room of the above entitled court in Preston Franklin County Idaho any and all persons interested in said estates may appear and show cause why the order prayed for should not be granted Dated September 2 1943 Thomas Preston Probate Judge P M Condie Preston Idaho Attorney for Petitioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
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Frank Merrill
Ted Kirwan
Blackfoot
Roy L. Anderson
Ruth
Seattle
Washington
Jack Anderson
Roy Anderson
Eva Anderson
LaRue-Taylor
Ida Beth Benton
Treasureton
Cleve Chatterton
Murray
Chatterton
Midvale
Ernest_Brutenbeker
J. N. Larsen
Elda Rice
Pocatello
Mable—_Cummings
Hanna -Williams
Gilbert Christensen
Pasco
Williams
Orvon Hyde
Stanton Hawkes
William Poole
Floyd Diderickson
Emma Jensen
LaRue Birrup
Reba Johnson
Ellen Larson Crockett
Casper Merrill
Richmond
Burbank
DeVar Pack
Emily Foss
Jimmy Lea
Malad
Almeda Allen
Sandpoint
Tiles Green
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Goodyear Shoe Shop
U. K
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State of
Better Homes
Woman’s Home
Oficat Detective
Open Road
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Screenland
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Poultry Tribune
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Thomas Preston
P. M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
Petitioner
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