Bank appoints Nancy A'irian as Consumer Affairs Officer
The Idaho First National Bank announced Nancy A'irian as its Consumer Affairs Officer to lead the bank's consumer advocacy. Frye noted the new role ensures high responsiveness to Idaho consumers in policy, service, and education, with A'irian representing interests internally and externally. An Stanford University graduate, she taught in California, worked as a real estate agent, and joined the bank’s management trainee program before taking the post.
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Idaho First National Bank
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Nancy A‘irian
Frye
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Stanford University
Adrian
California
Hansen and aides meet Grace voters on future government
Congressman George Hansen and wife visited Grace Friday evening to answer questions from concerned voters. Accompanied by Richard Hendricks of Preston and Bill Corbett of Soda Springs, they discussed pending legislation including gun control, Panama Canal disposition, GSHA, and related issues with clear impact on the United States.
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George Hansen
Grace
Richard Hendricks
Preston
Bill Corbett
Soda Springs
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Graveside Services for Reese W. Davis in Soda Springs
Reese W. Davis 84 of Boise died July 28 after a long illness. Graveside rites were held July 31 at Fairview Cemetery Soda Springs with William Davis conducting. He was born August 5 1891 in Malad to William M and Mary Waylette Davis and served in World War I with the 81st division in France. Survivors include three brothers and two sisters.
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Boise
Fairview
Soda Springs
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Mr. Davis
Wendell
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Walter Gagan
Bob Bolton
Bud Woodall
George Davis
Ellis Davis
Malad
William M
Mary Waylette Davis
324Th Infantry
France
Edith Davis
Mable Rund
Gooding
Provo
Allen Funeral Home
John Adams the Patriot Leader and Founding President
John Adams emerged from Harvard as a skilled lawyer and early advocate for independence. He defended British soldiers in the Boston Massacre case, chaired many committees, and helped push the independence resolution before Richard Henry Lee. Adams served as Washingtons vice president, then became the second president, living 90 years and dying on the United States fiftieth birthday, the same day as Thomas Jefferson.
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Boston
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England
George VI
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
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