Couple’s Washington trip ends long marriage of service
The article notes a couple active in LDS wards with the husband known for his baritone voice. His mother Mrs Mifred Keller and sister Mrs Clifford Beckstead of Ogden traveled to California Saturday to visit before the couple departs for Washington. Readers are urged to call The Preston Citizen for news items.
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Keller
Mifred Keller
Clifford Beckstead
Ogden
California
Washington
School bond election set for May 16 in district
Voters will decide on issuing bonds not to exceed 130 000 dollars to finish district buildings. An added levy of one mill for 18 years would raise bond payments, increasing the district mill levy from five to six mills. Election locations remain the same as last year, with only taxpayers eligible to vote and a two thirds majority required.
Six Candidates Set Dates for Polls Across Precincts
Polls will open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at precinct one basement library and precinct two on 61 North State St. Unregistered residents or unsure voters should visit the city water office at 60 West Oneida.
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North State St
City Water Office
West Oneida
Junior Prom Set For Friday At West Side High
West Side High juniors in Dayton announce the annual junior prom themed Deep Purple. Prom starts at 9 p m with semiformal dress and corsages, music by the Rhythmaires, a floorshow at 10 30 p m, and Clark Sears crowned prom king with Carmen Balls queen. Attendants named. class officers oversee the event and refreshments, advertising, and decorations.
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West Side High School
Dayton
Gary Porter
Gayle Buttars
Rhythmaires
Clark Sears
Carmen Balls
Richard Hobbs
Kathryn Call
Margaret Beutler
Allen Hildt
Dayton Ward
Keren Tingey
Sheldon Kendall
Janice Sthvaneveldt
Services Friday For Ralph Gayman
Ralph Rual Gayman 76 of Preston died Tuesday at home after a long illness. Born December 23, 1878 in Wichita Kansas to John and Flora Gayman. Survived by wife Pearl, one son Haroldean W. Gayman, one grandson, and sister Mrs Nellie Morrison. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Preston LDS 7th Ward channel. Burial Franklin cemetery.
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Ralph Rual Gayman
Preston
Wichita
Kaw
John
Flora Olmstead Gayman
Pearl Weaver
Whitney
LDS Church
Franklin County
Haroldean W. Gayman
Nellie
Morrison
Lewiston
Bond Election Planned for Eastside School District in Idaho
A special bond election will be held in Joint Eastside Class A School District No. 201 covering Franklin and Bannock Counties Idaho on Monday May 16 1955. The election asks qualified electors to vote on a specified district financing proposal.
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Franklin and Bannock Counties
State of
Idaho
A.D
Bond election planned for Preston Idaho school district
The Joint Eastside Class A School District No 201 in Franklin and Bannock Counties Idaho seeks voter approval to issue up to 130000 in negotiable bonds at 3.5 percent interest to fund additions to the Preston High School including a homemaking art music gym cafeteria seven classrooms and to provide and furnish the same with furniture equipment and heating. Seven election districts will vote at polling places from 1 PM to 8 PM with eligibility rules for voters. The bond issue is authorized by the Board of Trustees and dated April 18 1955.
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Board of Trustees
Eastside
Franklin
Bannock Counties
State of Idaho
Preston
Idaho
Fairview
Preston Rfd
Franklin and Bannock Counties
State OF
A. D
Sarah G. Johnson
Board of ‘Trustees
SEAD
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