Gregerson Family News from Banida and Nearby
The article reports births, travels, and community events in Banida and surrounding towns. Carmen Naomi Gregerson is born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gregerson, with family members and friends attending. Mark Gregerson leaves for a 30 month LDS mission to Denmark from Salt Lake City. Residents attend firesides, college plays, and elk hunting trips. many names listed as attendees, visiting, or involved in church activities with reports from USAC, Richmond, Ogden, Franklin, and Island Park areas.
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Wayne
Ernest Gregerson
Carmen Naomi
Mark Gregerson
Gloria
Marvin Gregerson
Salt Lake City
New York City
Denmark
Garth Geddes
Blaine Olsen
Joe Christensen
Ward
Beverley Miles
USAC
Hustan Miles
Sarah Geddes
Jane Gibson
Hugh J. Geddes
Cluff Gibson
Ogden
Jed Miles
Lettie Harry
Richmond
Ruby Merrill
Logan
Cecil Miles
Lucy Merrill
Otto Anderson
Franklin
Harold A. Larson
Golden Geddes
Joe Hedin
Island Park
Harry Miles
Clinton Smith
Arimo
Banida
Hazel Baxter
Fern Larson
Virgil Geddes
Adam* Bell
Dorothy Miles
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Mutual
Mark Gregers
Vanona Geddes
Theron Lowe
Utah Capitol
Carma Geddes
Bluebird Girls
Ward Chapel
Cheryle Geddes
Joyce Gregerson
Lois Miles
Jean Sparks
Robert Geddes
Fred Gregerson
W. S. Geddes
Annie Sparks
Alex Swann
Riley Cole
Joseph A. Christensen
Pontiac Introduces 1952 Dual Range Hydra-Matic Drive
Pontiac unveils 1952 models featuring a new dual range hydra-matic transmission with two driving ranges for city traffic and highway cruising. The lineup includes six and eight cylinder Silver Streak engines, revised styling, improved gear control, a 3.08 to 1 rear axle, and a 7.7 to 1 high compression option with premium fuel.
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Pontiac Division
General Motors
Pontiac
The Preston Citizen Item Delivers Local News
The Preston Citizen reports a local event with attention to community impact and nearby figures. Details emphasize residents, venues, and the outcome, reflecting the paper’s period voice.
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THE
Preston Citizen
No. 8
Chase Kears Nominated to USAC Alumni Council Ad 1920s
Chase Kears a member of the Utah State Agricultural College class of 1920 has been named by a special committee as one of 15 nominees to the USAC alumni association council. Leon ard W. McDonald announces the selection noting five will be elected for three year terms. Kears later served as agriculture extension agent at Preston and previously edited the 1919 yearbook and held roles in student life campus newspaper debating and glee club.
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Chase Kears
Utah State Agricultural College
Usac Alumni Association Council
Leonard W. McDonald
Kearl
Preston
Johannson
College Glee Club
Preston High Speaker Talks Franklin County Education History
Preston High spoke at the Preston Rotary noon lunch about schools and education in Franklin county. He traced the evolution from the first one room school to broader educational units.
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Preston High
Preston Rotary Club
Franklin County
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