Aberdeen Notes Of Interest
About 900 people attended the Sunday Stake conference in Aberdeen with LDS Wards from American Falls Rockland Sterling Springfield and Aberdeen represented. Main speakers were Elder Clifford E. Young and Jesse M Walker. The Aberdeen high school band concert features 84 players and a 38 member girl glee club tonight at 8. Also a Thanksgiving dance at Grandview with Cliff Hudson’s orchestra and news of weddings travel and club activities. Ray Heer named in Who’s Who among College Students for 1949.
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Aberdeen
American ‘Falls
Rockland
Sterling
Springfield
Clifford E. Young
Jesse M. Walker
Stake
Cheir
Society Mothers
George Davis
Grandview
Cliff Hudson
Weldon Poulson
Aberdeen Recreation Hall
Idaho Falls Temple
Orwenta Warner
Mackey
C.N. Corbridge
Lovella Schritter
Bernice Rice
Verda Weaver
Ruth Bailey
Lee Corbridge
Newell Corbridge
Orventa Warner
Spanish Fork
Utah
Ethel A. Christenson
Marlene Petty
Walter Sparks
Wilford Moore
Eastern Star
Salt Lake City
George Woolley
Louise
Woolley
Utah City
Pocatello
William Ramey
Boots and Saddle Club
Ray Heer
College of Idaho
Grace Ward Raises Funds for Electric Organ Demo
Grace second ward members heard KSL radio artist James Halliday demo a new electric organ as the ward raises funds for the instrument. The evening featured a one act play A Sit-Down Strike for Love by Floyd Fowler Lois Williams and Maurine Williams a debate on whether women can hold public office equally as well as men with Ralph Hansen and Mrs Leo Johnson for the affirmative and Mrs Harley Olsen and Mrs Samuel Smith for the negative. Fred Cooper attends a national reclamation meet in Oklahoma City as Idaho delegate and two Salt Lake City general board members instructed Bannock Stake speech department on presenting lesson talks more effectively.
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GRACE
James Halliday
KSL
Grace Second Ward
Halliday
MIA
Floyd Fowler
Lois Williams
Maurine Williams
Ralph Hansen
Leo Johnson
Harley Olsen
Samuel Smith
Fred Cooper
National Reclamation
Oklahoma City
Idaho
Salt Lake City General Board
Bannock Stake
Hunters Flock To Idaho Hen Pheasant Opener In Gooding
In Gooding County Idaho hunters were out in quite large numbers for the year's first hen pheasant hunt. The cock pheasant season had closed and the fish and game department backs the hen hunt to bolster the population. Overcast skies favored the birds and most hunters were expected to reach bag limits of two pheasants per person.
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Gooding
Idaho
Gooding County
Fish and Game Department
Pilot Hazard in Thunderstorms Strikes Psychological Toll
A lightning strike on an airplane during a thunderstorm often causes little physical damage but is considered a major psychological hazard to the pilot, highlighting the mental strain of airborne crisis exposure.
Blackfoot Jaycees Report May Events and Plans
Blackfoot Jaycees met at the Chamber of Commerce with President Jack Shoemaker presiding. Topics included a Burley dinner invitation, national JCs speaker Paul Bagwell, new members Dean Hinds and Merril Walker, fire safety efforts, a school trophy for best drill, and possible use of the athletic field as an ice rink with city officials contacted.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Burley
Paul Bagwell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bagwell
Ford Motor Co
Bob Simmons
Hyrum Michelson
J. Magee
Jaycees
Charles O. Packham
Wallace Moses
Jay Fisher
Idaho Honey Producers favor canned honey item in freight rates
The Idaho Honey Producers association endorsed including honey as a canned goods item to adjust freight rates. At its annual convention in Boise they re elected Charles P. Hancock Jerome president, Charles A. Williams Meridian vice president, and Ellis Stoddard Boise secretary treasurer. They petitioned the public utilities commission to fix geographical discrimination in honey shipping and named a three man committee to attend the Idaho Farm Bureau meeting in Pocatello November 29 to 30.
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BOISE
Idaho Honey Producers Association
Charles P. Hancock
Jerome
Charles A. Williams
Meridian
Ellis Stoddard
Honey Producers Association
Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Farm Bureau
Pocatello
O. S. Cox
Shelley
Carl Feeler
Nampa
Earl J. Miller
Blackfoot
Earl of Shrewsbury Starts Fruit and Vegetable Venture
In London the Earl of Shrewsbury, 33, runs a roadside fruit and vegetable business to salvage his 8000 acre estate. He aims to sell 3000 acres, expects hotel sales, and cites crippling taxation. Vitamin H is claimed discovered by Missouri professors.
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London
England
Earl of Shrewsbury
University of Missouri
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Aberdeen News
Grace News
Honey Group
Ask Change
Earl
W. Kernel
Wyz-Way
Rowland
Maid O’clover
Wilson
U. S
Coca- Cola
Tokay Grapes
Yami
Utah Pride
Libby
Libby—Dill Pickles
Kraft Velveeta
Cape God Cranberries
Utah Celery
Russett
Texas
Sc Ib
Best Foods Mucoa
Best Foods
Duffs
North Main
Eddy
Lal
Mit
Pina
HAM
Virginia Grocery Pole Line Road
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