Kiwanis Awards 1948 Committees And Projects
Kiwanis in Pocatello lists 1948 committees, projects and members for action programs including Agriculture, Attendance, Boys and Girls work, Business standards, Extension, Kiwanis education, Youth leadership, Public affairs for Canada and the United States, Music, Club programs, Inter club relations, and more. Notables include speakers William A Waltrous of Idaho State College, Rev A H E Asbee, and guests Marvin Christensen and William F Bouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A.waltrous
Idaho State College Political Science Department
Pocatello Kiwanians
A. H. E. Asbee
Shirley Dunham
Spencer Ford
Marvin Christensen
William F. Bouch
Steel Piper Up
LW. Davis
C. Ward
A. Pederson
J. O. Cotant
O. Hendricks
Kiwanis Progress
K. E. Riley
A. West
W. F. Howard
W.D. Hall
Bing Hong
D. W. Martin
A. Marley
R. Andrews
K.g.mollerup
Pugmire
J. Ewer
T. G. Antilly
Kiwanis
F. M. Zener
L. Glennon
I. Gasser
K. Mollerup
R. Humphries
M. Fereday
R. F. Goranson
L. Fawson
S. Ford
B. Ramp
R. Barlow
Canada
R. O. Severson
N. Block
J. Wolfe
United States
America
C.C. Ward
M. Lutzker
G.E. Hillips
Polio Fund Drive Opens In Gate In Idaho
Idaho launches its annual March of Dimes campaign led by Bannock county chair Lyon Healy with boxes in downtown Pocatello and tagged meters. State Chairman Preston Johnson promises the greatest response yet as Governor Robins proclaims Jan 15 to 30 for the drive and urges dollars over dimes to fund care and hospital costs for polio victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock County
Lyon Healy
Healy
On Johnson
Preston
National Foundation For
John
Johnson
C. A. Robins
National Foundation
Beekeepers Meet in Salt Lake City Opens
Salt Lake City hosts a two day convention of the National Federation of Beekeepers Association. Delegates discuss marketing the 1948 honey crop amid strong demand and a steadier sugar supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
National Federation of Beekeepers’ Association
Salt Lake
Freak Weather Hits Southern Australia With Rains And Snow
Australian weather experts report a freak weather cycle across the southern half of the continent bringing rains hail and snow to normally hot regions. The weather disrupts harvests and has caused an estimated twenty five million bushels of wheat loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New Principal Takes Over At Inkom High School
Principal Moyle W. Anderson left Inkom High School to join Evanston Wyoming extension service. T. W. Mercer, newly appointed, will lead while commuting between Inkom and Pocatello as he completes a master's in educational science at the University of Idaho. Mrs. Dorothy Mercer taught in Pocatello High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom High School
Moyle W. Anderson
Evanston
Wyoming
T. W. Mercer
Anderson
Inkom
Mercer
Univer
Sity
Idaho
Pocatello
Dorothy Mercer
Pocatello High School
Mercers
South
Arthur Ave
Twin Falls Firm Buys Blackfoot Seed Company
Charter Seed company of Twin Falls buys the Filer Seed company of Blackfoot after years of seed pea and bean growing. The Blackfoot warehouse machinery trucks and seed stock transfer to the new ownership. Wilfred Olsen remains a stockholder director and lives in Blackfoot. Raymond A. Bord becomes manager of Blackfoot plants and field operations. staff retained. Also note: more than 4,000 people died from cancer in Minnesota in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Charter’ Seed Company
Filer“Seed Company of
Filer Company
Wilfred Olsen
Raymond. A. Bord
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Wurster
N. Chase
T. West
L. Freckleton
R. Merman
W. Velton
M. Porges
W. J. Bartz
H. Nelson
Quinn
L. H. Anderson
W. Francis
W. R. Dickman
J. Vesser
F. Hilliard
D. Rowe
Veterans Affairs
T. Terrell
J.B. Taylor
F. Howard
O. Craven
A. Scott
R. Hendricks
P. Price
W. O. Peterson
L. Ballif
H. Peterson
B. Price
G. M. Nelson
E. Brandt
W. Hall
W. Olsen
L. Craig
GROUP
ALLY
Children’s Department
Twin Falls Firm
Catalina
Campus Cubs
Colonial Dames
Chenyun
Adele Simpson
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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