Indians Go North But Lose This Trip
The Preston Indians returned home after an overnight trip failing to beat Jerome and Burley. They lost to Burley 59 to 48 and to Jerome 49 to 47. Seventeen players and two coaches left Friday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston “Indians
Jerome
Burley
Preston
Webb
Beckstead
Stokes
Scholes Kershaw Knudson
A! Smith
Ward Slater
Perry
Tomberline Kaip Claiborne Thompson
Silvers
Webb Stokes
Beckstead Scholes
Knudson Kershaw Hobbs
Wenningham Wilson
Mai
Church Magegart Price George
Funeral Rites Held For Anna C Hansen
Funeral services for Anna Christine Hansen were held Wednesday at 1 p m in Preston fourth ward. Born July 15 1886 in Menmark she was a daughter of Nels Tarp and Christine Simonsen Hansen. A convert to the LDS church she came to Preston in 1896 and later served a church mission. She worked as a dressmaker practical nurse and teacher in Oneida academy. Surviving sister Harriet Eskelsen of Salt Lake City. Burial was in Preston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Christine Hansen
Preston Fourth Ward
Menmark
Nels Tarp
Christine Simonsen Hansen
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Denmark
Preston
Central States
Oneida Academy
Harriet Eskelsen
Salt Lake City
Preston Cemetery
Porter and Christensen Families Welcome Newborns
Mr and Mrs Dorin Porter of Mapleton welcomed a daughter born December 14. Mr and Mrs Kimber Christensen of Preston welcomed twins a boy and a girl born December 15. House guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis last week was Mr Davis sister Mrs Della Kobleth of San Francisco visiting near Preston for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorin Porter
Mapleton
Kimber Christensen
Preston
Ralph Davis
Mr. Davis
Della Kobleth
San Francisco
Sewing Machines Repossessed for Easy Payments
Repossessed zig zag sewing machine available by taking over monthly payments. Maytag Shop Preston offers new machines from 69 dollars with guaranteed repairs and free estimates. Also listings for $15 and up on new and used machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag Shop
Preston
No Hostess Dinner Social At Elks Lounge
Thursday night PFF club members and partners held a no hostess dinner party at the Elks Lounge with couples including the Farneses, Baurs, Porters, Winns, Lowers, Kendricks, Cutlers and the Greaves. After turkey dinner bingo and dancing followed with prizes going to Mr and Mrs Dick Farnes and Mr and Mrs Ownes Baur. Judy Baur arrived home Friday for Christmas holidays and was lately accepted into the University of Utah Collegium Musicum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lounge
PFF Club
Dick Farneses
Ownes Baurs
Nahum Porters
Harold Winns
Paul Lowers
Clarence Kendricks
Milton Cutlers
Don Greaves
Dick Farnes
Ownes Baur
Judy Baur
University of Utah
Collegium Musicum
Notice of Sale of Estray in Franklin County Idaho
Sheriff La Ray Talbot of Franklin county Idaho announces the capture of a one year old Holstein heifer with no brands or marks, weighing about 450 pounds, awaiting sale for cash to the highest bidder at Mink Creek Idaho. The sale is set for January 4, 1956 at 1 PM unless the owner or legal representative proves title and pays charges before then. First publication December 20, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
La-Ray Talbot
Franklin County
Idaho
Ezra” Larsens
Mink Creek
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Remington
Rollectrics
Schick and
Norelco
Prince Matchabelli
Stradivari
OF York
Dana - Tabu
Platine
Ambush
Emir
Max Factor
Paris
Adam's Rib
Shanghai
Blanchard
Evening Star
Jewelite
Holm Spray
Eastman Kodaks
Viewmasters
King's Men
Seaforth
Old Spice
Montague Stationery
Bill Heydon
Loris Garner
Lady Priestly
Loma Denton
Alma Burbank
Miss Saylor
Preston, Idaho
Anna C
Hansen
Lloyd Beckstead
Clifton
Larry Bailey
Hardware & Electric
Frigidaire
Godfrey HarDwAre & Electric
North State
Milo
Little Boy
Blue Peaches
Crystal Bay
Shape Williams
Tbs
McDonalds
Thrift Mix
Libby
Orange Juice
Pasco
Ilegal
V. Talbot
Laneee County
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