Franklin County Men In The SERVICE
Franklin County men join U S Navy training at Farragut Idaho Lavon Palmer of Preston Idaho begins a weeks long program to qualify for Navy service. Ira Jay Taylor from Preston has completed Radioman School earning petty officer third class. Second Lt G Wallace Collins son of George D Collins recently furloughed from duty at Aberdeen Maryland accompanying his wife Louise Miles Collins to stay with him until overseas orders arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Idaho
U. S. Naval Training Station
Lavon Palmer
William Palmer
Preston
U. S
Ira Jay Taylo
I. J. Taylor
Unita
United States
G. Wallace Collins
George D. Collins
Wallace
Aberdeen
Maryland
Louise Miles
Orson Miles
Paradise
Utah
Salt Lake City
Collins
Camp Perry
Ohio
Halibird
Dee Cooke on convoy duty to Aleutians during war
Dee Cooke of the U S Coast Guard, a Maryland graduate, was among sailors serving on a convoy to Kiska in the Aleutians. He completed his training with rank on August 28 1943. His parents J C Cooke received a Thursday phone update from Dee, who was in Sacramento California after returning from the Aleutians mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dee Cooke
Aleutians
Wirs
J.C. Cooke
U. S. Coast Guard
Sacramento
Calif
Kiska
Two Selectees Enter Marine Corps Training
Delvid Nielsen Roholt of Thatcher and Orrin William Larsen of Preston joined the U S Marine Corps in Pocatello last week. Roholt, son of Mr and Mrs James C Roholt, attended Thatcher high school and farmed before enlisting. Larsen, son of Mr and Mrs Lars H Larsen, Preston, attended Preston high school and worked for an Ogden transfer firm. They were sworn in by Captain Henry N Hale in Salt Lake City and will report to San Diego for basic training before assignment to a unit or advanced schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
Pocatello
Preston
Delvid Nielsen Roholt
Orrin William Larsen
Young Roholt
James C. Roholt
Thatcher High School
Marines
Pvt Larsen
Preston High School
Ogden Transfer Company
Lars H. Larsen
Star Route
Marine Corps
Henry N. Hale
Salt Lake City
Larsen
Roholt
San Deigo
California
Marine Advanced Training
Good Meals Follow Soldiers To England
Pvt Farrell Hollingsworth writes from England describing decent meals and crowded tent life with six men per tent. He contrasts trains, cities, and money with the States and recounts a London trip, dances, and wartime adjustments while promising to write again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tam
States
London
America
War ration stamp dates for sugar meat oils and blue stamps
Stamp No 14 remains valid for five pounds of sugar through October. Stamps No 15 and No 16 each valid for five pounds for home canning. Red stamps X Y Z valid through October 2. Brown stamps A through GC become valid on specified Sept dates and expire October 2. Blue stamps R S T expire Sept 20. Blue stamps U V W remain valid through Oct 20.
Receipt books on sale at Citizen store
Receipt books for any purpose including singles doubles and four on a page offered at prices from 10 cents to 2 dollars. Call at Citizen to view them.
Former Oxford Bishop Walter Hatch Dies in Ogden
Walter Hatch of Oxford died September 16 after an operation at Dee Hospital. Born April 17, 1868 in Woods Cross, he lived in Oxford 45 years. Survived by wife Annie and six children, plus siblings and many grandchildren. He served as Oxford ward bishop for 16 years and on the high council. a Northern States missionary in 1901 02. Services were held Sunday in the Oxford chapel with burial by Hendricks Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hatch
Oxford
the Dee Hospital
Woods Cross
Utah
Orrin
Mariah Thompson Hatch
Charlotte Atkinson
Logan Temple
Annie Olson Croshaw
Annie
Walter A. Hatch
Clara A. Olsen
Henry A. Hatch
Thompson Hatch
Merlin Hatch
Rebecca Hatch
Hazen A. Hatch
Burley
Idaho
Elizabeth Hatch
George C. Hatch
Ezra A. Hatch
Amelia Jackson
Logan
Myra Mann
Cowley
Wyoming
High Council
States
Oxford Chapel
Hendricks Mortuary
Primary officers honored at Irene Schwartz home
Dayton event honors retiring Primary presidency with a short program and games. A Truncheon served to sixteen women and gifts given to retiring officers. Rose Schenk of Providence visited with Lyman Balls. LeRoy Archibald Jr received a gift and spoke at the Sacrament meeting. Hlden Larsen Roy Collister to be honored later. Edwin Crockett and Viola Esplin spoke on mission experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Schwartz
Margaret Nelson
Hazel Housley
Vesta Coburn
Ada Taylor
Lula Balls
Rebecca Nelson
Alta Stuart
Leah White
Myrtle Eck
Eunice Archibald
Edna Hulse
Thora Panter
Lorna Phillips
Vilate Ransom
Zola Cooke
Edwin Crockett
High Council
Oneida Stake
Viola Esplin
LIVESTOCK NOTES AND LOCAL VISITORS AT REGION DEPOT
A detailed livestock market report notes tight labor and transport issues in meat packing, with anticipated rail congestion this fall and a plan to improve truck hauling. Prices for fat cattle, calves, hogs, lambs, and cows are listed, along with projected OPA ceiling changes. Local social notes mention Sam Atkinson's weekend in the area, visits from Hazell Jones and families, and several residents traveling to Ogden, Shelley, Clarkston, and Brigham City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Office of Defense Transportation
Sarah Woodward Dies at Memorial Hospital
Miss Sarah Woodward dies after illness. Last rites held at Franklin chapel at 2 p.m. She died at Preston hospital Thursday September 16. Born December 9, 1872, daughter of William and Sarah Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Woodward
Franklin Chapel
Miss Woodward
Preston Hospital
Willam
Early Franklin Pioneer Passes Away
The obituary notes the passing of a Franklin lifelong resident Miss Woodward s. She is survived by sister Mrs Lucy March of Spokane Washington and several nieces and nephews. Burial occurred in Franklin cemetery under Hendricks Mortuary direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miss Woodwards
Lucy March
Spokane
Washington
Franklin Cemetery
Hendricks Mortuary
Typewriter Ribbons Fit Any King of Machine
Typewriter ribbons to fit L. C. Smiths Remington Underwood Royal Corona and portable machines. On sale at the Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Smiths
Remington, Underwood
Royal
Corona
Citizen
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Franklin County
Navy
Ira Taylor
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Clarnan Hollingsworth
Farrell Hollingsworth
Love, Farrell
Meredas
VOGUE
Tavap
Teen
McKesson Products
Esson
Gaz
Epsecs Salls—w
Queuahe
Ieee
McKesson
Bere
Ats
Magnesia
Prace
Dayton
Sam Atkinson
Ogden
Hazell Jones
Ruby Leavett
Wilma Blackburn
Soda Springs
Helen Robinson
Nancy Jones
Ezra Wickham
Mary Jones
Gus Olsen
Emma Hansen
Ardeen Nelson
Clarence Nelson
Abe Dalley
Edna
Stella
Shelley
Milton—Dalley
Gerald Dalley
Edwin Cutler
Fred Housley
Richmond
Katherine Jensen
Katie Jensen
John Rich
St. Charles
Don Dalley
Catherine Archibald
Emma Myler
John E. Godfrey
Clarkston
Cora Godfrey
Rhoda Bodily
Irvin Page
O. Bergeson
Edwin Smith
Brigham City
George Griffith
Melvin Griffith
Douglas Phillips
von Griffith
Leo Seamons
Marvin Jones
Orson Nelson
Ana
Clayton Coburn
OPA
Chicago
Lit Memorial Hospital
Johnsons
Bohemian Club
Bohemian
Bohemian Breweries, Inc
Boise
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