Police Court News Delivers Light Fines Across Roster
Derrel L. Winger fined 100 dollars and suspended 50 for drunk driving. Magnus Gundesen pays 5 for expired license. Omega J. Archer charged 15 for negligent driving. Ralph E. Feller 25 for speeding. Delbert A. Leavitt 15 for speeding in Malad. Verl B. Kingsford in Downey faces 5 for assault and battery plus 3 costs. George R. Condie 30 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrel L. Winger
Magnus
Gundesen
Omega
J. Archer
Ralph E. Feller
Delbert
A. Leavitt
Verl B. Kingsford
Downey
George R. Condie
Community Dinner and Weekend Visits Around Logan
Local families from Logan, Riverdale, Ogden and Hyde Park visited for dinners and socializing. Attendees included Roy Peterson, Deward Carver, Orlando Rasmussen, Melroy Larsen, Arden Rasmussen, and many other relatives and friends from nearby towns. The group shared meals, fishing at Crow Creek, and a Bear River wiener roast with games and a watermelon bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Peterson
Yakima
Wash
Deward Carver
Calvin Forsgren
Riverdale
Demar Rasmussen
Logan
Orlando Rasmussen
Leo Reeder
Hyde Park
Delmer Olsen
Ronald Kirkbride
Olden
Lima Jepsen
Mink Creek
Lee Bateman
Jeff Hurst
Glen Jensen
Ogden
Agnes Jensen
Ross Petersen
St Paul, Minn
D. W. McGregor
Jessie Erickson
Sarah Westerberg
Kenneth Camp
Launna
Oakland
Calif
Douglas Palmer
Ervern Larsen
Preston
Dennis Larsen
Melroy Larsen
Mary Loui Scott
San Diego
Cecil Pearson
Delores Auger
Salt Lake
Christian Hansen
Paul Larsen
Arnold Qualman
Walt Lindhart
Willard Bingham
Smithfield
Viggo Jensen
Pearlin Roper
Joe
Leon
Roper
Arden Rasmussen
Boise
Arden
Calvin
Hugh Hansen
Verdon Hansen
Bryce Egley
Ronald Spati
Tommy Jensen
Layne Erickson
Hyrum Jensen
Stanton Rasmussen
Glen Jepsen
Darrel Jepsen
Rosen Dam
Bear River
Bonnie Hansen
Carlene Egley
Fremon
Jepsen
Banida Geddes Returns Home After Week With Relatives
Banida Pat Geddes daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Geddes of Salt Lake returned to her home Sunday after several weeks with relatives in the area. The Banida Primary held a family night program under President Anna Swann with remarks by Gwen Gregersen Esther Cole Ellen Larson Lenna Lowe Cama Geddes and Annie Sparks and a panel by the Geddes family with LeRoy Cole and Jeddie Geddes assisting. Music by the Primary Children and choir led by Goldie Christensen Coy Manning accompanied. Prayers were offered by Lois Geddes and Riley Cole.
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Pat Geddes
Scott Geddes
Salt Lake
Riley Cole
Boriny Ladder
Glen Briscoe
Pocatello
Banida
Pres
Anna Swann
Gwen Gregersen
Esther Cole
Ellen Larson
Lenna Lowe
Carma Geddes
Annie Sparks
W. S. Geddes
LeRoy Cole
Jeddie Geddes
Goldie Christensen
Coy Manning
Lois Geddes
Justice Court News Stop Sign Citations and Fines
Dana N Taylor and Clyde W Davis faced stop sign violations each fined five dollars. William J Samson paid twenty five dollars for failing to obtain a 72 hour permit. Chris R Gregerson was fined five dollars for obstructing traffic. Irvin T Stoddard paid five dollars for not carrying vehicle registration receipt. Tern H Cole fined five dollars for a stop sign violation. Morris Benjamin Lewis charged with careless driving and fined fifteen dollars. Ralph E Felier faced reckless driving charges with a twenty five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana N. Taylor
Clyde W. Davis
William John Samson
Chris R. Gregerson
Irvin T. ‘Stoddard
Tern H. Cole
Morris Benjamin Lewis
Ralph E Felier
Picnics Start In Europe Then Bloom In America
The article traces picnics from ancient outdoors meals in Europe to a popular American pastime. It notes France Germany and Italy early, Britain for community meals, and says the term picnic derives from French picquer meaning to pick. It ends with simple guidance to host picnics anywhere with varied foods and sandwiches.
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France
Germany
Italy
England
Riverdale Weekend Guests and Local Church Program Details
Riverdale residents hosted guests from Rigby and Pocatello for weekend visits. A Primary program directed by Clotilda Packer featured welcomes, history, birthday songs, drama, and a stake board visitor. Multiple families and individuals from nearby towns attended or hosted, with church activities noted and a baseball game result against Lago Riverdale.
Family Homecoming Held by Larsens
A weekend family homecoming at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J N Larsen drew numerous relatives from Idaho and California. Out of town guests included V B Larsen with Jay N and Nannitte of Pocatello, N B Larsen of Oakland, Crockett family of Salt Lake City, Paul B Larsen family of Boise, Victor Thompson family of Boise, Spencer Parkinson family of Ashton, Keller family of Preston, and Ted Larsen family with children. A note invites readers to phone news to No. 8.
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J.’ N. Larsen
V. B. Larsen
Jay N
Nannitte
Pocatello
N. B. Larsen
Oakland
Calif
K. A. Crockett
Kenneth
David
Karen
Salt Lake City
Paul B. Larsen
Rex
Kay
Boise
Victor Thompson
Kathrene
Patricia
John
Spencer Parkinson
Spencer
Ashton
Elmo
Keller
Elmo, Jr
Ted Larsen
Preston
Local Exhibition of Colored Slides Planned at Preston High
Arrangements are under way for a 35 mm and 823 color slide show and judging to be staged at Preston High School auditorium Friday evening, August 15 at 8 pm. William Craner urges Franklin county residents to enter 3 4 slides, labels and titles required, with entry to Craner by August 10 for judging on August 11.
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Preston High School
William Craner
Cranmer
Franklin County
Craner
Baby Girl Dies Shortly After Birth in Preston
Infant daughter of Mervin C. and Mary Nichols Sharp of Preston died Saturday night in Preston hospital shortly after birth. Born August 2 in Preston, graveside services were held Monday at 11 a.m. in Preston City Cemetery conducted by Parley Shaffer. Burial under Richards and Son mortuary. Survivors include parents two sisters grandparents and uncles.
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Mervin C
Mary Nichols Sharp
Preston
Preston City
Parley Shaffer
Second Ward
Richards and Son Mortuary
Alene
Gayle Sharp
C. J. Sharp
Walter E. Nichols
MurrAy, Ut
Riverdale Primary Bazaar Planned at Ward Hall
Riverdale Primary schedules a bazaar at ward hall Saturday afternoon with food and handmade goods for sale a fish pond for children and a nearby game between Treas ureton and Riverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Treasureton
PTA officers attend leadership institute in Pocatello
Mrs Hilva Fellows president of the high school PTA Mrs Ora Davis state officer and Mrs Richard Myer president of the Fairview PTA attended the PTA leadership training institute at Pocatello Thursday and Friday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilva- Fellows
PTA
Ora Davis
Richard Myer
Fairview
Pocatello
Willow Flat Third Ward Outing Sponsored by MIA
A Willow Flat party hosted by the MIA drew over 150 attendees. Early arrivals enjoyed hiking and fishing before a bonfire barbecue lunch and a program with skits by the explorers Mia maids Beehives scouts junior Gleaners and Mia maids and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Flat
MIA
The Preston Citizen Adds New Publication Card
The Preston Citizen announces a new feature edition to be available at No. 8 and invites readers to pick up the updated issue.
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