Keller and Smith to Wed in Salt Lake LDS Temple
Miss Julie Smith daughter of Mrs Deme Allen of Boise will marry Michael Keller son of Mr and Mrs Palmer Keller of Preston in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Miss Smith is a Boise College student and Borah high school graduate. Mr Keller is a Preston high school graduate employed by Rocky Mountain Bank Note Company in Boise.
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Salt Lake
Lds Temple
Julie Smith
Deme Allen
Boise
Michael Keller
Palmer Keller
Preston
Miss Smith
Borah High School
Boise College
Keller
Preston High School
Rocky Mountain Bank Note Company
Social Club Parties Bring Dinners and Talks
Mrs John Dursteler hosted a jolly party with a salad luncheon at 7:30 and social needlework. The LaPine camp Daughters of Pioneers were entertained by Mrs Vera Biggs on April 13 with a pioneer cattle lesson by Karma Anderson and family history by Mrs Cassie Bell. Attendance reached 13 with Virstone Oliverson presiding. An event for Mrs Flay Winwards featured wig demonstrations and a hair wig showcase after a luncheon for club associates.
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John Dursteler
LaPine
Daughters of Pioneers
Vera Biggs
Karma Anderson
Cassie Bell
Thomas Barnaby Bennett
Ann Lacy Bennett
Af Fridas
Flay Winwards
Clup Associates
Olela Monson
Elsie McCauley
Monson
Elija Gilbert
Ellen Gilbert
James Talmage
Community notes on Kennard and assorted visitors
Mrs Ken nard’s brother Seth David son visited for two weeks to renew acquaintances and work on a life story. He toured Soda Springs Logan and Salt Lake City before returning to Washougal Washington. Guests include L W Hillstead from Los Angeles and Edith Hillstead in Preston.
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J G Kennard
Kennard
Seth Davidson
Seth
Soda Springs
Logan
William Doutre
Salt Lake City
Washougal
Wash
L W . Hillstead
Los Angeles
Calif
Preston
Edith Hillstead
EH Lloyd
Mr Llusd
David ‘ Llusd
Jon Jepsen
Births and social notes from Franklin area April births list
Birth announcements show multiple families in Franklin and nearby towns welcoming newborns including boys for Terry Chatterton Ammo David Christensen Terry Shepherd Baker and Allen Whitehead plus girls for Edward Griffetheston and a Hather Grieves event. The column also notes social visits, club meetings, baptisms, and relatives gathered in Idaho and Utah.
Publication details and subscription rates for Preston Idaho paper
Published weekly by Citizen Publishing Co Inc at 1 South State Street Preston Idaho. Printed as second class matter in Preston Post Office. Subscription rates listed: $350 per year within Franklin Caribou and Bannock counties. Outside price $400 annually.
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Citizen Publishing Co Inc
South State Street
Preston Idaho
Preston Post Office
Franklin
Caribou
Bannock
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Virstone Oliverson
Wednes
Ethel Mockh
Marilyn Kaenderson
Clifford Forsgren
Bishop
Clair Earl
Reno, Nev
Inishop
Richard Keyser
Pacoima
Bert Martin Sr
Roger
Santa Maria
Martin
Oakland
Leslie Andrews
Modesto Califo
Irs Davies Lund
Peora Utah
Howard Almond
Micard Vins Woodraw Hasmussen
James Cox
Lavan Wearp
Mir
Mix Tos Kennard
Elmo Keller
Elmo Keller Jr
San Luis Obispo
Shauna
Esther Hulse
Phoenix
Ariz
James Sarrington
Terry Chatterton
David Christensen
Terry Shepherd
Boy
Roger Baker
Fairview
Mrr
Allen Whitehead
Edward Griffetheston
Virs Farl Jensen
Michael Olsen
Mroo
Rs Det Hicks Runcroft
Hathe Greaves
Stess
North Fit
West Stree
Irvinut Skone
Ravn Beckstead
M M Keller
Woodand Hills
Mino
Limo Keller
Oheles
Limo
Leonard Hulet
Tovele
L Dean Hulet
Farrel Larsen
J H Hansen
Gien Jenkins
Lloyd
Tetonia
Don Lundquist
Leon Lundquist
Bountul
Tim Kubbs
Reese Kern
Idaho Falls
Elvord Monson
Fremont
Glade Anderson
Andersons
Viv
Howard Giver
Carl Glover
Aberdeen
Aveta Cotte
Herman Cotte
Putk
Pres
Mes
Mabel Turles
Mesa
T Furniture
M. Idaho
Plaza Square
Lees
Ed Sullivan
CBS Television
Johnson
Eastside Schools
Tohnson
Pizen
J Walter Rass
Wayne D. Bell
Publishers
Don Greaves
IGA
Preston, Idaho
Hershey
Cranberry ‘Inice
Rust Pastry Shop
Central Market
Gus U
Pe Swift
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