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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1954
Page
5
Monroe L Nate of Kennett Square Pennsylvania was elected International President of Lions International at the 37th Annual Convention in New York City. Lions International, with more than half a million members in 11 000 clubs in 58 countries, is the world’s largest service club organization.
Mrs. Tressa Biggs returns from Ogden with her daughter Phyllis Hogan and family. Funeral services for Sadie Shumway Biggs were held in Burley with many friends joining the procession to Franklin cemetery. Accompanying relatives included Bishop and Mrs. Anderson and other Burley attendees.
A recap of recent visits and gatherings including Durrant and Biggs family attendees at a funeral in Salt Lake City and California, followed by relatives from Poca Alto and Roy Utah. Friends shared a pot luck in Pioneer Park with Waddoups Handy Woodward Doney Durrant Shumway and others.
Campaign card endorses Donald Anderson for Justice of the Supreme Court. Idaho candidate, a U of I law graduate 1927, former FBI agent and U S attorney special assistant, probate and prosecuting attorney of Canyon County, endorsed by several district bar associations on the nonpartisan ballot. Public funding disclosure indicates political advertisement.
Luella Doney hosts guests for a Preston rodeo Saturday to Sunday dinner. Local and out of town visitors include Earl Cole family. Gene Hawkes heads to Moran Wyoming for Jackson Hole lodge work. Numerous ward members attend outings, christenings, birthdays, and camp events with extensive family connections across Preston and neighboring cities.
A movement to create a national rodeo hall of fame foundation is under way led by C A Reynolds of Kansas City. The plan includes a building, trustees from western states, and governors as honorary trustees. The project aims to honor living cowboys and other western contributors with a museum and relics of pioneer days.
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