Veteran Mail Clerk Jones Laid To Rest At Local Church
Mrs Helen Bunker. a male quartet directed by Harold Swift sang. Reverend Koenig gave the benediction. Mr Jones served 33 years as mail clerk for the Union Pacific and was a civic leader with the Inter-denominational Sunday School. Born 1881 in San Point Malad Idaho. Survived by daughter Elizabeth. brothers I L Jones of Visalia Calif A E Jones Long Beach Calif Amos T Jones Battleground Wash. sisters Amelia Johnson Battle Ground Wash Mable Jones Preston.
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Helen Bunker
Harold Swift
Koenig
Jones
Union Pacific Railroad
Isaac A. and
Deseret Jones
San Point
Malad
Ida
USAC
Card of Thanks for Earl Davis Family
We thank friends and relatives for kindnesses and floral offerings shown during our bereavement. Earl Davis and family.
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Earl Davis
Local Visiters Attend Shows and Business Trips
A list of visitors and their activities from Oxford includes Bishop and Mrs Ernest Olsen and children, Mr and Mrs John Lloyd, Mr and Mrs George Hilmandollar, Mr and Mrs Fred Coburn and children, Amos, Lewis, Mr and Mrs Lee Fisher, Annie Hatch, O Anderson, Chip Carpenter and boys, Lee Boyce and Dee Boyce, Mr and Mrs Johnny Goodwin and daughter, Gerald, Ronald, Dan and Pau Hatch. Fred Coburn trips to Pocatello on business. Levern and Carl Kendall visit Pocatello and Grace on business. Sunday evening Primary program noted. Karl Kendall and wife travel to Salt Lake on business. Jack Fisher returns from defense work in Salt Lake to start Memeograph paper and other office supplies for sale at the Citizen. Mrs Amy Hogge of Rexburg/ Rexbury spent weekend in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Ernest Olsen
John Lloyd
George Hilmandollar
Fred Coburn
Amos
Lewis
Lee Fisher
Annie Hatch
O. Anderson
Chip Carpenter
Lee Boyce
Dee Boyce
Johnny Goodwin
Gerald
Ronald
Dan
Pau Hatch
Pocatllo
Levern Kendall
Carl Kendall
Pocatello and
Grace
Karl Kendall
Salt Lake
Jack Fisher
USC Book Drive Begins On Monday
The Service Club of Preston directs a Franklin County book drive from April 4 to 10 with the goal of two books per county man in service. High schools and civic groups will collect and distribute fiction and non fiction since 1930, technical titles since 1935, and popular adventure stories, including westerns and Jack London works.
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U.s.co
Service Club
Preston
Franklin County
Jackson Hole Proclamation Opposition Warned by Idaho Interests
Idaho timber mining recreation and livestock groups warn against a presidential proclamation freezing lands in natural resource states. They urge citizens to oppose the order or edict to prevent federal control of state resources and possible continued restrictions by Washington.
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Idaho
Washington, D. C
Franklin county exceeds Red Cross quota in parade drive
Franklin county residents far surpassed the Red Cross quota of 2300 dollars through a Saturday parade and war fund drive. About 2900 dollars were received by Marlon Funk, urging appreciation for teachers, students, bands, clubs, and local chairmen who canvassed homes countywide.
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Red Cross
Franklin County
Marlon Funk
Bess
Chamber of Commerce Merchants
Women's Service Club
American Legion and Auxiliary
IVR
Oneida Station
Dixie Godfrey
Franklin
Bernice Parkin
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Oxford
Amy Hogge
Rexbury
USC
W.P.A
Angdh
Ey Laa
Safeway Homemaker’ Guide
Safeway
Spears
Oranges
Sunkist
Lemons
Mrs. Brown
U. S
Penny Savers Edwards
Grahams
Sleepy Hollow
Kellogg‘s
Julia Lee Wright
Safeway Meats
China
Family Circle
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
S Safeway
TEX
Fairview
Donna Gilbert
Whitney
Karl Bailiff
Weston
George McHugh
Dayton
Godfrey Schwartz
Clifton
B. H. Winward
Banida
Harry Miles
Winder
Ora Winger
Treasureton
Jeff” Barger
Glendale
Lee Wheeler
Glencoe
Geneva Wallgren
Mink Creek
Dauglas Nelson
Riverdale
Eli Forsgren
Linrose
Ruby Nash
Mapleton
George Burbank
Preston First Ward
Myrtle Goff
Second Ward
D. A. Martin
May Cutler
Willis‘Hendricks
Harold Oliverson
Alma Evans
Sunny’ Tucker
Coats
Bemberg
Gabardine
Sorority
Rayons
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