Holliniingaworth Dies at 84 After Long Latter-day Saints Service
Holliniingaworth, 84, died at home after a heart attack last week. Born March 10, 1874 in Florence Nebraska, he served as high priest and completed missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the southern states in 1895, central states in 1937, and three stake missions in Oneida stake. He married Ann Eliza Martin in 1898 (died 1947). later married Jennie Smith in 1951. Survived by wife, children A Earl, Maylon Preston, Walter Barthlome, Ezra, Grace, Gladys Monson, Glen. 20 grandchildren. 38 great grandchildren. two sisters. Funeral Friday at Preston Third Ward with burial in Preston Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesuis, Christ
A. Earl
Maylon
Preston
Walter’ Barthlome
Clea
Pocatello
Ezra
Grace
Lee
Monson
Gladys
Glen
Brigham
City
Tda Stokes
Ru‘Pert
Mae—Gibson
Easter Spring Photo Opportunities and Film Tips
Don’t miss springtime shots of gardens, kids with kites, first baseball games, and family outings. Visit for Easter and beyond film supplies including Kodak Verichrome Pan, Kodacolor, Kodachrome, and Ektachrome. try Ektachrome for its speed on fickle spring days.
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Kodak
Funeral Services Held Wednesday For Mrs Gamble
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Ada Wiser Smith Gamble in the Fairview ward chapel at 1 30 p m. She died at her son's Franklin home March 29. DeVon Wiser offered the prayer with invocation by Joseph Bodily and Vern Sharp. Music featured Udell B Galley and the ward choir led by George Williams Alice Williams Debert Knudsen Mildred Hall. Speakers included Linda Hawkes Vaughn Larsen Willis Hall and Wendell Rawlings. Cemetery dedication was by Oscar Rawlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wiser Smith Gamble
Fairview
Gamble
Franklin
DeVon Wiser
Joseph Bodily
Vernon Sharp
Udell B. ' Galley
Ward
George
Alice
Williams
Debert Knudsen
Mildred Hall
Linda Hawkes
Vaughn’ Larsen
Willis Hall
Wendell Rawlings
Fairview Cemetery
Oscar Rawlings
Edgar Petterborg Dies at 75 in Preston
Edgar E. Petterborg 75 lifelong Preston resident died Saturday at home after a long illness. Born April 11 1882 son of Emil O and Eurekle Bjorkman Lundengren Petterborg he farmed and was a state farm inspector in Franklin County for 16 years. He served as LDS missionary in England from 1905 to 1907 and married Ella Martin October 21 1908 in Logan temple. He later held the office of high priest in the Franklin stake. Surviving are his wife two sons three daughters nine grandchildren one great grandchild ten brothers and sisters and a half sister. Funeral services were held today at the Franklin stakehouse with prayers and rites conducted by church leaders.
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Edgar—Petterborg
Edgar E. Petterborg
Preston
Emil O
Eurekle Bjorkman Lundengren Petterborg
Franklin County
England
Ella Martin
Logan Temple
Franklin Stake
Leo Frew
Pocatello
Dee Petterberg
Florence Jensen
Wanda McKenzie
Gwen Call
Emily O., Jr
Theo
Warren L
Guy C
Clyde L
Ogden
Lee A
Layton
Ruby. P. Hobbs
Lucille P
Perkins
Iacatello
Leone Olsen
Franklin
Hazel Wright
Sunnyvale
Calif
Martine
Merlin Larsen
Alfred Alder
Frank Palmer
Ray
Merril
Edgar : Alder
Ralph Porter
Elda Carlson
Dan Peck
Dedication of grave at Preston cemetery led by Alderman
Roger Handy and Mark Child attended a dedication service at Preston cemetery. Karl Alder led the quartet with Don Petterbore conducting the grave ceremony.
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Roger’ Handy
Mark
Bile Palmer
Karl
Alder
Preston
Don Petterbore
Preston Personal Notices Highlight Milestone Birthday
A Preston item notes Virgil Knudson hosting a family dinner for the Gamble birthday anniversary of Mrs Milton Gamble of Soda Springs. The Gambles visited the Knudsons midweek as relatives traveled from Ogden and Thomas. Mr Reese joined from a prior visit, with further Sunday visits to Mrs Davis. Davis’s Sunday school class of 23 toured Logan temple, led by Mrs Fred Davis and companions.
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Virgil
Knudson
Milton -Gamble
Soda Springs
Roy’ Houston
Owen Allen
Ogden
E. N. Reesé
Thomas
Fred Davis
Mr. Reese
Mrs. Davis
Logan Temple
Dean Palmer
James Beveridge
Don Pinson
Henry ‘Egbert
Logan Cafe
Board of Thanks For Floral Offerings After Loss
The Smith and Gamble families thank friends for the lovely floral offerings and many gestures of kindness following the death of our beloved wife and mother.
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Smith and Gamble Families
Unemployment changes called a dole by Idaho Chamber
The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce urged the House Ways and Means Committee to oppose federalized unemployment compensation. Earl W. Murphy argued the plan would turn unemployment aid into a costly dole, undermine incentives to work, and ignore state differences in employment patterns.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
House
Ways and Means
Earl W. Murphy
State Chamber
Lon Murphy
Idaho
Murphy
Births Reported in Preston and Nearby Areas
A string of birth notices lists several Preston families welcoming boys in March. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Thoral Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Klippert, Mr. and Mrs. eater Clayson, Mr. and Mrs. Viral Repholt, Mrs Clair Cutler, Mrs Nutter of Dayton, Mrs Wayne Brown of Preston, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Foster of Smithfield, with birth dates from March 19 to March 30. The item also notes the newspaper relies on local advertising support.
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George “Wilcox
Preston
Thoral Porter
Myrl Klippert
Eater Clayson
Gil
Viral
Repholt
Clair
R. "Cutler
Ty Nutter
Dayton
Banquet Planned by Farm Bureau Auxiliary Officials Named
Sec of Agriculture notes events continued from page 10 with Mrs Coy Manning and Elda Carlson-Singers. Colors to be posted by Preston National Guard. Banquet directed by Farm Bureau women’s auxiliary chaired by Mrs Von Noyes and vice chairs Beckstead and Baird with Mrs Elmo Petersen as secretary.
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Coy Manning
Elda Carlson-Singers
Preston National Guard
Women's Auxiliary of
The
Farm ‘Bureau
von Noyes
F. N. Beckstead
Burnell Baird
Elmo Petersen
Doghouse Best Place For Rover in Spring
Idaho Fish and Game warns dog owners to keep pets close during spring nesting. Waterfowl pheasants quail and ground nesting songbirds can be harmed by roaming dogs. Training dogs on birds is banned April 1 to August 15 to protect young birds. Deer country warns owners to limit dogs as fawns and elk calves are born and at risk from chasing dogs.
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Idaho Fish and
Idaho
Deer Country
Maximum profit not yield the goal of weed control
Monetary and sentimental values shape weed control decisions for farmers and applicators. Experts urge focusing on maximum return per acre rather than yield, noting high yield does not always equal high profit. Research on plant responses to new chemicals is needed, while old methods remain essential, especially for Canada thistle in the Pacific Northwest.
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Roland Bevan
University of Idaho College, of Agriculture
Bevan
Henry—Wolfe
Washington
Wolfe
Canada
Pacific
Northwest
Aerial Spray Debate Over Drift and Hazards
Norris argues drift harms may come from ground and air methods alike and favors helicopters for high risk forests and small farms while noting planes still dominate in large wheat regions with 2 4 D applications.
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Auburn Norris
Seattle
Sregard
Norris
Preston Citizen at No 8 oo t
The Preston Citizen item notes a local event on an odd address line with reference to No 8. Further readable details specify only a partial address and a generic notice without clear names or dates.
Birthday and luncheon gatherings in local families
Mrs Marley Oliverson hosted a family turkey dinner Saturday honoring daughter Watona Bingham on her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Ronald and Mrs Bingham and children, Lee Christen and family, Riley Oliverson family, Bonnie Doney, and guests. Bonnie Doney hosted a luncheon for club associates Kay Wright Gwen Gibson Grace Robinson Ruby Haworth Ida Fuhriman Cynthia Wright and Cora Haworth with Wright winning high score and Haworth all out. Jean and Janet Call of Logan visited their father Roy Lauritzen and grandparents Lewis and Mrs Stones.
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Marley
Oliverson
Watona
Bingham
Ronald
Lee Christensen
Riley
Bonnie Doney
Kay Wright
Gwen Gibson
Grace Robinson
Ruby Haworth
Jean
Janet Call
Logan
Roy Lauritzen
Mrs. Lewis
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Holliniingaworth
Henry ” "Austin
Hollingsworth
de Tack
Florence, Neb
Elam
Martha Mae Keetch” Hollingsworth
Ice ' Paller
Johnson Drug
Paul
Edgar -Petterborg
Aime
Homesell
Roms
Noeh Gute
Psa
Sind
Melvin
Corblaine
Anone Animal Trainers
Polack ‘Bros. Circus
Ws.a
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sec. of ‘Agriculture
Rover
Poe
Hone
Brownie
Jonson's Drug Store
Jet
Withi
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