Georgetown Happenings Of Interest
Georgetown notices list openings for teachers on Sept. 7 at the high school and grades with staff including D C Bacon James Smith and Ernest Holland. Socials visitors and local citizens drop by in September with family travels to Salt Lake Logan and Preston. Mrs Julia Passey’s 75th birthday Passey reunion at Fish Haven noted.
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Georgetown
D. C
Mutual Improvement Association
D. C. Bacon
James Smith
Ernest Holland
Mary Sleight
June Solum
Edith Payne
Clark
Passey
Fish Haven
Julia Passey
Lanark
A. J. Passey
Salt Lake
A. H. Smith
Radio schedules on KPST Preston and KEIO AM fridys
A dense list of radio programs across KPST Preston and KEIO AM stations for Friday morning through late night. The schedule includes music blocks, talk shows, news updates, and variety programs featuring acts like the Mountain Jamboree Western Music Grand, Burns, and The Border calls.
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KEIO
AP News
Zeke Manners
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Alameda
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
Camilles
Muszie
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
KEYY
Weather Outlook Southwest Idaho Utah Friday
Partly cloudy in southwestern Idaho with milder afternoon temperatures 70 to 80. Utah shows cloudy skies with showers in the south spreading to the north.
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Idaho
Utah
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Las Vagan Los Azige
Miami
New York
Phoenix
Portland
Salt Lake
San Francisc
Seattle
Malad Residents Attend Events and Relocations
Malad residents and guests are noted in a roundup of social visits and moves. Perc and Max Hall, the Hall family from Mountain Home, visited Malad friends at the Unter cabin in Mack's Inn. Hal Taylors relocate to Malad for winter teaching at the stake seminary, while Coach Ralph Crowton moves from Weston to Malad.
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Perc Hall
Max Hall
Mountain Home
Ed Hall
Arch. Harris
Joseph E. Williams
Mrs
Clyde Junier
Mack’s Inn
Hal Taylor
Malad
Mr. Taylor
Malad Stake
Ralph Crowton
Weston
Belletrist Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Grover’s Home
Belletrist club met for its bimonthly gathering at Mrs. Irene Grover’s home. Delilah Stanger reviewed the book Pleasant Valley by Lewis Broomfield and Irene Atkinson delivered two piano solos. A dessert luncheon followed for members and guests Viola Morgan Luella Warner Deseret Moon and Margaret Richards.
Pair Judged Healthiest At 4-H Fair
Ronnie Kress eight and Esther Anderson fourteen were named the healthiest 4 H youths in Power county at the 4 H fair. Winners include Keith Buck Winona Walkup Esther Anderson and Glenna Rae Groom in burns treatment. Blue ribbons went to Esther Anderson Eva Udy Shirley Groom and others. The Ford Roberts trophy was won by the Uprooters Forestry club for the second year running.
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Ronnie Kress
Esther Anderson
Power County
Kress
R. V. Kress
Rockland
Miss Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Landing
Keith Buck
Winona
Darn Sock
Glenna Rae Groom
Burns
Youth Wins Cash Award For Vocational Agriculture Work
Preston Cornel Stanger son of Mrs Sadie Stanger received a $35 cash premium from the Franklin county fair board for outstanding vocational agricultural project work. He has bred beef and poultry, steeled feeding and barley growth over three years, and was elected Preston Future Farmers president for the coming year. The prize supports his expenses to the FFA national convention in Kansas City Missouri this November. Other county youths David Swainston David Beckstead and Ola Hollingsworth contended for the award.
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Preston
Cornell Stanger
Sadie Stanger
Franklin County Fair Board
Stanger
Future Farmers
Cornell
FFA
Kansas City
David Swainston
David Beckstead
Ola Hollingsworth
Peach day celebration and local wedding notices in Brigham and Ogden
Reports from Brigham Utah describe a Peach Day parade featuring about 150 girl twirlers, a rodeo and fruit display, with guests from Los Angeles and Boise. Nearby, Ella Schritter wed Ward Hadley in Ogden, with attendance from multiple relatives, while Iris Mitchell travels back to Washington DC. Other noted events include an aviation breakfast in Lewistern and a Po catello baseball game with dinner at Shanghai cafe.
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Brigham, Utah
Harold de Peel
M. P. Mitchells
Farewell Party for Elder Gerald Beston in Malad
A farewell testimonial in Malad Second Ward honored Elder Gerald Beston son of Mr and Mrs James Beston before he begins training at the mission home in Salt Lake City. He is a Malad High School graduate who attended Utah State Agricultural College for two years.
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Malad
Gerald Beston
James Beston
Elder Beston
Salt Lake City
Utah State Agricultural College
Arimo News In Brief Highlights Local Activities
The Relief Society met at Mrs. T. J. Smith’s home with 22 members, planning a sewing class led by Mrs. Lois Dolder. Arimo High School announced student officers for the year including Marlene Lowry as president and Calvin Gunter as senior class president.
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Arimo
Relief Society
T. J. Smith
Lois Dolder
Arimo High School
Marlene Lowry
Gloria Smith
LaDean Cole
Calvin Gunter
Beth Blanchard
Glen Marley
Ruth Olson
Delene Christensen
Maxine George
Beverly Burnham
Grant Kent
Leon Evans
Virginia Olson
Marie Christensen
Bobby Nunnelley
Scott Colder
Arlene George
Jimmy Primm
The
Beagle
Oma Lee Paris
Teeth Lost By Fishermen Reward Offered
The Granite Fish and Game club in Milford New Hampshire has posted a substantial reward for the recovery of a set of false teeth lost by a club member while landing a fish.
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Milford
N. H
Granite Fish and Game Club
Malad Fair Highlights Calf Scramble and Race Meet
Malad capped a successful two day fair with the annual calf scramble won by 14 local youths under supervisor M C Grover. Calves sold at auction with Karl Spencer’s top offering at 52 cents a pound and average calf price around 37.70. 4 H calves brought 335.72 on average for 28 head. Races across pony and open quarter horse events added to purses totaling 1530.
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Karl Spencer
Larry Kent
Jon C. Ward
Hy Petersen
Richard Knott
Reese Turley
Grant Ipsen
DeVon Evans
Johnnie Thomas
Lester C. Jones
Gerald Williams
Jack Harrison
Oneida County
M. C. Grover
Idaho Cafe
Terry Williams
Mission Billiards
Sharell Burton
Dean Jones
Welton Ward
Monarch Bar
J. Lester Jones
George R. Burton
Bob Robinson
Dude Ranch Cafe
Don Harding
Ray Deacon
Warren Hyde
Avon van Noy
Paul Thompson
C. W. Jasperson
D. M. Thomas
Henry Hansen
Joe Perkins
Cars Cracked Up In Burley Mishap
Calvin Connor 20 Paul and his two passengers escaped serious injury when Connor's 1947 sedan overturned on a curve north of Burley. Investigating officers blamed failure to negotiate the curve. Two cars damaged. Elwood Wilson 16 turned into a ranch driveway and was rear hit by Douglas E. Clark 17. No injuries.
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Burley
Calvin Connor
Paul
Connor
Elwood Wilson
Douglas E. Clark
4-H Exhibit Wins and Dairy Foods Demonstration
D M Thomas places second and Joe Perkins third in a 5 percent mile claiming race with R Sayer first and C W Jasperson second. An excellent 4-H exhibit is shown. The winning judging team is coached by Mrs Mildred Hess and includes Luann Jones and others. The dairy foods demonstration team features Joan Whitworth and Connie South. The style dress winners qualify to go to Blackfoot for the Eastern Idaho state fair.
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D. M. Thomas
Joe Perkins
R. Sawyer
C. W. Jasperson
Mildred Hess
Luann Jones
Chloe Ann Price
Annie Price
Joan Whitworth
Connie South
Mary Jane Jenkins
Marilyn Ward
Geraldine Call
Sharlene Thomson
Helen Harris
Loann Jones
Janice Benson
Karen Hartley
Mora Lee Jones
Anna Marie Richards
Iris Lee Hess
Blackfoot
Idaho
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Ida Thornock
Liberty
LaReva Wilcox
Dean Wilcox
Thad Farnsworth
Lola Dean Farnsworth
Elmer Wilcox
Bobbie
Eddie
Paris
Bruce Clarks
Baby
Provo
Marvin Clark
Mne
Alice Clark
Reola
Logan
Sherleen Hoskins
Bennie Cornishes
Grace
Verlin Freeman
Alvin Beck
Ovid
Nels Larsen
Evelyn
Lester Jensen
Ralph
Price
A. Thompson
Armbrose
Melvin. Inse
Earl Tippets
Royden Hayes
Pocatello
Reid Gunnell
Soda Springs
Dennis Baitsehi
Leonard Bacon
Tressa Bacon
Don Smith
Smithfeld
Cecil Kelsey
Roy, Utah
Levere Smith
Lindsay Hayes
Potatello
Millard Rideback Home
Geo Weavers
Mrs. Lewis _ Robinson
Lldyd Sleight
Clarence “Rasmussen
Ray McCammon
Bishop
Newell Passey
Don
Rex Hayes
KPST
Tate
FBI
Ryan
Mert
Chandu
Magician
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Songs of Our Times
Sports Review
Inside of Sports
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J. Taylor
Lionel Hampton
Bill Henry
Meet the Press
Elliott Lawrence
Orch
the Shadow
the Lone Wolf
Mutual Reports
Remembe
Joseph Ward Jr
Charles O. Simpson
Brigham City
Phyllis Anderson
Moyle Facer
Lawrence G. Corbridge
Ogden
Richards Durham
LDS Seminary
Karl C. Maeser
St. Anthony
Karl E
Belletrist Club
Charles Barnard
Rockland Livestock Club
Geraldine Chapman
Twin Falls
Florence Schultz
M. B. Weston
Bingham County
Vernon Ravenscroft
U. of S. Extension Service
Ray Linscheid
American Falls Implement Co
Butterfield
Minn
Rotary Club
Mel Morris
Charlie Stump
N. H. Ferrell
Ed England
Arthur Davis
Bill Hess
J. P. Mehlhoff
Ford Roberts
Mac Bowler
Charlie Allen
Dave Kosanke
M. P. Mitchell
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Empire Ironer
Jack Erickson
Mgr
Mabel Mortenson
Lary Coyle
LaRee
Los Angeles
Edna Holcomb
Eva Cotant
Ray Barnard
Ella Schritter
Fred Haines
Gust Funk
George Funk
Roland Ferguson
Pauline Grischkowky
Viola
Nadine Morris
Miss Schritter
Emanuel Schritter
Ward Hadley
Iris Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Frank Mitchell
Johnson Boyatt
Earl Gish
Lewistern
Maurice Wedel
Aberdeen
Art Linscheids
Shanghai Cafe
Dave Blanchard
R. A. Nunnelley
Joe Stinger
Arimo Chamber of Commerce
Starlight Courts
Len Brady
J. A. Primm
M. A. Woodland
Big Springs
W. A. Nunnelley
Ida Gover
Bellevue
Kentucky
Idaho Glass & Paint
Clark Streets
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