Preston Neighborhood News Briefs Highlight Local Travels
The Citizen seeks neighborhood items for Preston sections. Guests include Mr and Mrs Thomas Greaves of Preston later visiting Los Angeles. Locals visiting Salt Lake City include Mr and Mrs Joseph Winger and Mr and Mrs Ora Winger. Ray Miles and son Robert hosted visitors from Tyhee. Merits of fishing on the Snake River are noted by Ariel Neeley Floyd Palmer Leland Chatterton and Ernie Brutenbeker. Roy Anderson of Idaho Falls leads Moor Man's feeds sales in Preston. Assistant Attorney General Phil Evans visited. Theo L Larson arrived home from Asiatic Pacific service with honors.
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City of
Preston
Earl Carroll
Hollywood
Thomas Greaves
Warren Felsted
Los Angeles
Greaves
Joseph Winger
Ora Winger
Salt Lake City
Ray Miles
Robert
Tyhee
Wesley J. Mitton
Mitton
W. Deloss Hansen Radio and Electronic Equipment Electrical Appliances
Spartan
Idaho Falls
Ariel Neeley
Floyd Palmer
Leland Chatterton
Ernie Brutenbeker
Snake River
Joan Randall
Moreland
Mark Carter
Montana
Carter
Iiger Canyon
Bozeman
Roy Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Phil Evans
Joshua Rallison
Long Beach
Calif
Kenneth Rallison
Card of Thanks from Hobbs Family
The Hobbs family expresses deep gratitude for the flood of sympathy shown after their bereavement. They thank those who assisted at home and during funeral services and for the floral offerings. Mrs George Hobbs and son Billy.
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George Hobbs
Billy
Funeral Wednesday For Fairview Woman Passed Away Saturday
Funeral services were held in the Fairview ward for Mrs. Cole Mendenhall Perkins Griffeth 56 who died Saturday in a Salt Lake City hospital after a lingering illness. The Logan temple marriage to Pauson D. Griffeth is noted along with her active church roles. Surviving are her husband a son six daughters and multiple siblings with interment in the Dayton cemetery.
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Fairview
Cole Mendenhall Perkins Griffeth
Salt Lake City
Vaughan Larsen
Griffeth
Dayton
Nephi M
Mary E Mendenhall Perkins
Pauson D. Griffeth
Logan Temple
Dayton Ward
Fairview Ward
Relief Society
Ewen D. Griffeth
Yula
Mary Voya Griffeth
Laura Rawlings
Vora
Utah
Preale Olsen
Price
Lale Gailey
Preston
Leonard M Perkins
Lava Hot Springs
LeRoy M Perkins
Clifton
Harold M. Perkins
Seattle
Wash
Ina Wolverton
Orofino
Ada Taylor
Dayton Cemetery
Richards and Sons Mortuary
Charles Richard Mitchell Dies Suddenly At Home
Charles Richard Mitchell aged 26 died suddenly at his Preston home on Wednesday morning after feeling ill for a short time. He had been working as a butcher in Malad and had just been discharged from the army in January 1946 after 18 months in the Pacific. He is survived by his wife Aphrodel Perkins and three daughters Charlene Ahprodel and Melanie of Preston, his parents of Salt Lake City, a brother Arthur Mitchell, Salt Lake City, and two sisters Rhoda Kremz Hailey and Edna Ogden Jerome. Funeral arrangements are through Hendricks mortuary.
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Charles Richard Mitchell
Preston
Malad
Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Richard
Hortense Hiresman Mitchell
Army
Pacific
Aphrodel Perkins
Charlene
Ahprodel
Melanie
Arthur Mitchell
Rhoda Kremz
Hailey
Edna Ogden
Jerome
Hendricks Mortuary
International Harvester Strike Ends Nationwide Walkout
International Harvester Co and CIO officials announced a terms agreement on Wednesday to end the 80 day strike that crippled farm implement production. About 30 000 employees were expected to return to work this week as the walkout by United Farm Equipment Workers at midwestern plants producing 60 percent of U S farm machinery was halted.
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International Harvester Co
CIO
United Farm Equipment
Washngton
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Theo L. Larson
Theo L. Larsen
J Lavon Larson
Miracle
Wildcat
Goodrich Tractor Tires O. K. Tire Shop
Soreies
CHOUR
International Harvester
Downata Hot Springs
Downata
del Monte
Rsjioooooc
S S&w
Texson
Hershey
Hershey's Baking
Peets
Lee Taylor
Hot Cross Biscuits
Palmolive
Graham
Calavos
Texas
Nabisco
Wheaties
Lic
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