Ramona Ranzenberger and Keith Crane Wed in Logan Temple
Ramona Ranzenberger and Keith Crane were married in a Logan temple ceremony on July 25 officiated by Pres. Hyrum Bell. The couple, living in Preston, celebrated with a reception at the Smithfield stake house and a Yellowstone Glacier Canada honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Ranzenberger
Keith Crane
Logan Temple
Pres. Hyrum Bell
J. M. Ranzenberger
Smithfield
Crane
LDS
William E. Crane
Mink Creel
Logan Cafe
Rex Crane
Viola Lehman
Don
Janice Ranzenzergere
Lynn Christensen
Mike Bennett
Charles Jensen
John Bennett
Trousseau
Marie Maughan
Brucia Crane
Luciella Nilson
Velds Atkins
Shirley Larsen
Beth Erickson
Verda Heggie
Eulaia Bennett
Ramona Hardman
Barbara Reese
Sue and Marie McCarry
Janean Jenson
Charlene Ranzenberger
Marjorie Jenson
Golda Christenson
Atalina
Alice Weeks
Merlyn Knudsen
Carrie Jenson
Marva Jenson
Martha Poulsen
Charles Jenson
Richard
Colleen Jenson
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Canada
BYU
USAC
Glencoe Couples Attend Dinners and Reunions
Glencoe residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bateman hosted and attended multiple dinners and gatherings. Allan Jones of Little Rock and San Francisco was the honored guest at a Deer Cliff event. Emma Larsen family visited Twin Falls for the Egbert reunion. Albert Gittens visited Lewiston on Sunday.
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Jeff Hurst
Lee Bateman
River Heights
Dan Anderson
Richmond
Deer Cliff
Allan Jones
Little Rock
Ark
San Francisco
Albert Gittens
Lewiston
Kigil Jensen
Anna Hurst
Bertha
Logan
Emma Larsen
Cpl Thomas D. Jones Finishes Army Course
Cpl Thomas D. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Mark A. Jones of Preston completed a six week course at Europe's quartermaster school in Lenggries Germany. He learned operation and maintenance of electrical accounting machines and left Lenggries to return to his unit the 889th quartermaster petroleum depot company. Jones enlisted January 1951 and has been in Europe since October 1951. He formerly worked as a cook at Randall's cafe in Preston.
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Lenggries
Germany
Thomas D. Jones
Mark A. Jones
Preston
Army
European Command Quartermaster School
Jones
889Th Quartermaster Petroleum Depot Company
Navy recruiter visits Preston for weekly talks
Wilson R. Austin from Pocatello a U S Navy recruiter stopped in Preston for his first regular visit to interest local young men in a naval career. He announced he will be at the Preston post office every Wednesday from 1 30 to 3 p m for future sessions.
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Wilson R. Austin
U. S. Navy
Pocatello
Preston
Navy
Austin
Post Office
IVER HENDRICKSON WINS IDAHO FFA MECHANICS CONTEST
Iver Hendrickson of Preston FFA claims first place in the Idaho state farm mechanics contest earning a $100 prize and eligibility for the national event. He previously placed in the crop contest, is the son of Mr and Mrs V F Hendrickson, and aims to expand his home farm shop. Emory Howard lauds the achievement as a development of young men.
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Iver Hendrickson
Preston Ffa
State Farm Mechanics
Idaho
Future Farmers of America
V. F. Hendrickson
Preston
Hendrickson
Iver
FFA
Bob Sparrow
Emory Howard
Week to Remember Shines at Oneida Stake Events
The Oneida stake Gleaner reports a week long program called Week to Remember a big success with about 400 youths attending various events including a canyon party and chickaree in Mink Creek park. Special guest Mr John Q Webber of Salt Lake City assisted the dance committee. General chairmen Grace Peterson John Willis Ruth Byington and Keith Talbot thanked sponsors and helpers.
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Oneida
M-men
John Q. Webber
Salt Lake City
Webber
Preston
Grace Peterson
Mink Creek Park
Idaho Falls
John Willis
Ruth Byington
Keith Talbot
Local visits and travel notes from Banida and Logan
Banida residents Dorothy Miles and daughters Lois and Lorraine visited with Reda Allen and Phebe Wood in Logan while Garth Geddes and family spent two weeks in Banida on fur lough. Garth leaves Tuesday for Fort Benning Georgia for officer training.
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Dorothy Miles
Lois
Lorraine
Reda Allen
Phebe Wood
Logan
Norman Salsbury
Hyrum
Garth Geddes
Banida
Garth
Fort Benning
Hilda Gregersen
Fred Gregersen
Salt Lake City
Glen Briscoe
Tyhee
Verl Hale
Canyon
Grant Geddes
MceCauley
Preston
Banida Sunny
Leon Taylor
Meridian
Eunice Gregersen
Gloria
Gregersens
Taylors
Clifton Guests Share Weekend Visit Across Families
Clifton visitors included George and Mrs. Crosley, Mrs. Coates of Smithfield, Floyd Hebdon, Cathrin and Ellen Mac Hebdon and others from Chesterfield. Loretta Moyle Rice and daughter Louise visited Laura Sant and Quince Rice. weekend guests of Natalie Mendenhall included the Jensens Kerrs Wilsons Povey and their children. They dined at Lorin Farr park in Ogden and viewed slides at the Wilsons home before returning Monday evening. Wednesday morning Mrs. Mendenhall and Arlo departed for Letha with the Jensens.
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Ed Hebdon
George Crosley
Sam Coates
Smithfield
Floyd Hebdon
Rex Hebdon
Davis and Henderson families attend reunions and tours
A long list of family gatherings fills weekend notes: Davis cousins meet at Lava Hot Springs. Viehweg family hosts Moser reunion at Willow Flats. several relatives travel to Yellowstone Park and Fish Haven. Ted Howell returns from surgery in Ogden. many visits span Nampa Glendale and Smithfield parks as church activities continue.
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Berne Mendenhall
Lynn Davis
Viola Davis
Davis
Lava Hot Springs
Lott Viehweg
Yellowstone Park
Ed. Hebdon
Fish Haven
Bearlake
Jack Moore
Las Vegas
Nev
Gwen Patterson
North Hollywood
Calif
Robert Porter
Moore
Patterson
Evelyn
Gwen Henderson
Sara
Nina Henderson
Los Angeles
Moores
Hendersons
Hansen
Smithfield Park
BE. F
Ted) Howell
Ogden
Jim Holiday
Jack Wood
E. P. Moser
Willow Flats
Carl Viehweg
James Frew
Larry
California
Nampa
Community Notes and Farm Silo Advice Shared
Clarin Ashby of Preston sang two solos with his wife accompanying. Dale Viehweg and Arlo Ward gave the invocation and benediction. Various visitors and guests from Logan, Riverdale, Downey, Oakland, Chico and Layton gathered for meetings and visits. An agricultural note explains trench and tower silos, their construction, drainage needs, and silage capacity calculations for dairy stock.
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Gene Viehweg
Clarin Ashby
Preston
Dale Viehweg
Arlo Ward
John Croshaw
Logan
Ray Croshaw
Dorma Schow
Lawrence McDermott
Lauradene Neeley
Riverdale
Gladys Barnes
Downey
Wiliam Henderson
Amy Ralphs
Oakland
Elise Harris
Chico
Calif
Dora
Anderson
Henderson
Los Angeles
Dick Henderson
Layton
Roy Walker
Yellowstone Park
Debra Henderson
Lorna Phillips
Ogden
Elroy McDermott
Morris Hilmandollar
Preserve Feed Values With Grass Silage
G C Anderson of the University of Idaho extension service says making grass silage best preserves feed values. Cut crops early. legumes at early bloom and grasses before bloom. Wilting helps slightly. avoid over wilting. Target moisture 60 to 70 percent. Leaves wilted. forage cool and moist without free moisture. Usually two hours.
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G. C. Anderson
University of Idaho Extension Service
Local Birth Announcements for Three Girls in August
Mr and Mrs Mervin J Bodily announce a daughter born August 16. Mr and Mrs Howard Hollingsworth announce a daughter born August 19. Mr and Mrs Howard Harris announce a daughter born August 9.
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Mrs. Mervin J. Bodily
Mrs. Howard Hollingsworth
Mrs. Howard Harris
The Preston Citizen Calls for News Tips
The Preston Citizen invites readers to share news tips by calling phone number 8 for story leads and local updates from the community.
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THE
Preston Citizen
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