Community Notes From Fairview Area Social Roundup
Fairview and surrounding towns report visitors and gatherings. Residents shared family visits with Virgil Jensen Eva Paxman and grandson Philip Meyers of South Gate California. Several families hosted meals and attended local events including a 4-H council party and a wiener roast in Preston park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Paxman
Philip Meyers
South Gate
Calif
Melvin Smith
John King
Lloyd Elwood
Lewiston
William Gilbert
Ralph
Inkom
DeMar Gilbert
Leda Hall
Margaret
Bernell
Ogden
Logan
Ora Porter
Wesley Hyde
Norman .Corbridge
Baby
Jon Hyde
Stake Board
Ralph Cole
Jack Cherrington
Bud Maughan
Pocatello
Delbert Knudsen
Dean Bodily
Idaho Falls
Fairview
Myrl Bodily
Lavere King
Carrie Hall
Burt
Leslie Hyde
Amasa Hyde
J.lewiston
Carma Clark
Bryce
Jean Louise
Los Angeles
Myr
Preston Park
William Harris
Larry Wiser
Beckstead
Irene Holland
Selt Flower
Virgil Jacobson
Torrance
Laundercenter Idea Franchise Offers Self-Service Units
An opportunity to own a coin operated un attended launder center promising one hour daily use and about four thousand dollars yearly net. Franchise program with Philco Bendix undercenter stores and fifteen units available in the Preston area. Contact Day Nite Franchise Distributors Jay A Thompson 922 Wayne Ave Pocatello Idaho CE3 0701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco- Bendix
Preston
Jay A. Thompson
Wayne Ave
Pocatello
Idaho
Weekend visitors and local travels noted in Ogden area
Swan Lake Herb Hobson of Ogden visited Sunday. Weekend guests at the E. L. Merrill home were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brock and family of Salt Lake City. The Brock, Lynn Merrill, and E. L. Merrills went to Lava for a swim and picnic lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers and children from Oregon visited the Albert Nordick home. Mrs. Lavan Galley, Nordick’s sister, arrived Thursday from California to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Frank Gilbert
Bob Herd
Soda Springs
Carmen Whittle
Oakland
Calif
Reed Merrill
Mary Ingier
Ernest Smith
Lloyd Barnes
Kaysville
Utah
Alden Drury
Pamela Wilson
Logan
Herb Hobson
Ogden
E. L. Merrill
Richard Brock
Salt Lake City
Brocks
Lynn Merrill
E. L. Merrills
Lava
Fred Myers
Oregon
Albert Nordick
Lavan Galley
Navy ships and families noted in distant travels
Fairview residents Fairview Hazen Gilbert and relatives from Boise Chicago Logan Preston and Jackson Hole shared a few days together last week. Historical notes recall the USS Missouri entering Gibraltar on August 25 1843 as the first steam driven Navy ship to cross the Atlantic and the USS Palos passing through the Suez Canal on August 11 1890 as the first U S Navy ship to transit the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Gilbert
Louie Pfleger
Boise
Jay ‘Tarbot
Chicago
Garry Giles
Logan
Cornell Stanger
Preston
Merlin T. Whittie
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Missouri
Gibraltar
Atlantic
USS
Palos
U. S. Navy
Suez Canal
Clifton Families Gather for First Time in Seven Years
Clifton residents recount a Saturday reunion phrase by phrase. The Hauley and Bailey clans joined dinner on the lawn with Beckstead Owens Mortensen and Croshaw families visiting in Preston and Idaho Falls. Patsy Ann Hawkes Romero was hospitalized in Salt Lake City after a burn incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hauley
Paul Beckstead
Tacoma
Wash
Dorothy Owens
Glendale
Ralph Bailey
Pocatello
Larry Bailey
Korea
Armed Forces
Kilden Bailey
Steven Bailey
Dennis Bailey
Preston
Carl Mortensen
George Mortensen
Idaho Falls
Ray Croshaw
Franklin
Claire J. Croshaw
Ey’ P. Moser
Lewis Hess
Nampa
Jerry Iess
Clifton
Moser
Wesley Hawkes
Pauli Romero
Patsy Ann
Oxford
Salt Lake City
LDS Hospital
Preston Hospital
Notice of Private Sale of Estate Property in Idaho
The Probate Court of Franklin County Idaho notices Mildred J. Smart Administratrix will sell cash private sale of real property in Section 26 Township 15 South Range East of Boise Meridian. Sale may occur after Saturday August 29 1959 bids in writing to the Administratrix at First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Jensen
Franklin County
Idaho
Township 15
Rangery
Boise Meridian
Dell W. Smith
First Security Bank
Preston
Mildred J. Smart
Mary C. Jensen
Preston Idaho Ordinance 351 on water bonds redemption
A Preston Idaho legal notice outlines Ordinance 351 authorizing redemption of $300,000 water bonds issued under Ordinance 349. Bonds may be redeemed at par with $30 premium, with 30 days public notice in Salt Lake City newspaper. Public critique follows with publication in Preston Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Idaho
Franklin County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Preston Citizen
O. Sherwin Webb
Special Election Planned for Cemetery Levy Increase
Notice to Preston Cemetery Maintenance District voters of a special election on August 31 1959 to raise the levy from 10 to 70 cents per 100 dollars for one year for sprinkling and improvements. Polling place Franklin County Coast House Preston Idaho election details and no registration required. Dated August 10 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin County
Coast House
Idaho
Preston Cemetery
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Ing
Mrs
Virgil Jensen
M. H. King Co
Preston Lumber
K. Tivey Shop
Horace Owen
Asor
Tom Rowley
Waxtra
West 4Th South
A. U. Sharp
J-360
East
Oneida
West Oneida
Dan Belnap
Godfrey Hardware
First
Reed Crockett
North University
Blackfoot
Thor Sale
Uth
Noerld
Carlson Apartments
Royal
Smith-Corona
The
Hansen
South State
East Oneida, Sitfe
McNess
McNess Co
Oaklawn
O. K
Plymouth Sport Fury
Michael Or
Oliver Morrison
Ayo
Presston Citizen
No. 8
Cache Valley
Robert Wealborn
East Oneida
Swan Lake
Utah Animal By-Products Co
State of
Mary A Jensen
Maytag Shop
A. R. Swainston City Clerk
James B. McQueen
William P. Shumway
Wae & Lethoes
Suel Murdock
Elroy Smith
Keith Talbot
Bennett
Thatcher
Reseed
Ford
Sr Yat Lie
Peterson Tractor Service
Besii Cones
Ariven Chevrolet CO
Chevrolet
Buick
DODGE
Belair
GMC
Desoto
PLYM
Chrysler
Oldsmobile
Cranney Chevrolet CO
Preston, Idaho
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