Bowling Scores and Standings From Thursday Mixed Doubles
The report lists high scores from the December 9, 1965 event. Web Maughan posted 558 for the high individual single game and 206 for the top three-game score. Connie Maughan and Les Hobbs also posted notable totals. Team results show Franklin County Grain Growers leading with 1882 across three games, and 696 as the high team game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry’s Beeline
FC Grain Growers
Chevron Gas
Bill's Market
le Ted B Larsen Co
Hobbs and Jensen
Twin Lakes Merc
Pete Milk Co
Franklin County Grain Growers
Les Hobbs
Connie Maughan
Jack Allred
Motor Mercantile
Merrill
Winder
Heusser
Equit
N. Y
Glade Heusser
Marine Marshall
Eva Heusser
Cranney Chevrolet
Nivison
Hart Music
Preston Lumber
Dist
Johnny's
Texaco
Treasure Canyon Pickens
Goodyear Parson Ready Mix Farmers Insurance
Ralph Hart
Brenda Hart
Ann Stocks
Doney Construction
Stan's
Ees
Brenda Er
Chorus Presents Programs In Area In Sacrament Meetings
Coy Manning and her Chan sonettes chorus performed musical numbers in sacraments in Fairview and in Mutual and Eighth wards. High Councilman Wilford Meek and Ray Barrington spoke at services. Visitors to the Paskins family included Bart, Edith Casteel, and Thora Punter from various locations. Grace High School basketball played at Delco, Idaho. Families visited Salt Lake City and Logan areas for Christmas gathering news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Manning
Fairview
Mutual
Glenna Paskins
Wilford Meek
Ray Barrington
Ted Paskins
Bart Paskins
Murray
Herbert Wagner
Pocatello
T J Barger
Leland Panter
Cleveland
Barger
Dock Barger
Edith Casteel
Thora Panter
Grace High School
Delco
Idaho
William Williams
Logan
Preston
Owen Andreasen
Salt Lake City
Freeman Rasmussen
Thatcher
Kathryn
Stacy Lynn
Reed McGregor
D’ann
Banida Briefs Relate Visits and Christmas Events
Banida notes show Mr and Mrs Austin Christensen of Central visited with E A Swann and family and with Joseph A Christensen and family. The Chansoettes led by Coy C Manning sang a Christmas program in sacrament meeting. Girls aged 12 to 15 hailed from Whitney Fairview Preston Treasureton and Banida, with recent performances in Preston Whitney Fairview and Bamda wards. Thayne Winward of the Oneida Stake Sunday School board visited Banida ward. Jay Hansen and daughters from Preston visited Ernest Gregersen. Local residents Lorraine Miles Monte Miles Renae Gregersen Verl Christensen, Miles Geddes and Roald Lund are home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banida
Austin Christensen
Central
E A Swann
Joseph A Christensen
Chansoettes
Coy C Manning
Sacrament Meeting
Whitey
Fairview
Preston
Treasureton
Bamda
Whitney
Thayne Winward
Oneida
Local Families Visit and Attend Events Across Utah
Relatives from Geddes Catani and Allen families traveled between Logan Salt Lake City American Falls Brigham City and Honeyville for business visits and social calls. Sacramento evening services featured W S Geddes as speaker while Valerie and Lorraige Miles attended a Mergatroid party in Preston held at the Utah Power and Light building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade M Christensen
Soda Springs
Hugh J Geddes
Phillip
Jack
Richard Pilgrim
Brigham City
Roland Allen
Honeyville
Cecil Miles
Paul Allen
American Falls
Miles
S Geddes
Valerie
Lorraige Miles
Preston
Utah
Notice of Delinquent Shares Sale by Twin Lakes Canal Co
The Twin Lakes Canal Company in Dayton Preston Idaho announces delinquent shares from the October 5 1965 assessment. Shares will be sold December 30 1965 at 2 pm at the First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho to cover delinquencies and advertising costs. Lester P Sears Secretary Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Security Bank
Preston Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasureton Briefs
Cleveland-Grace Briefs
Weston
del Monte Plant
Keith Buttars
Vera Lannan
Ogden
Washington, DC
Carly
Oil Seas
Banida Briefs
Relatves
Robert Geddes
Pamela
Thomas Cattani
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Dayton, Idaho
Preston, Idaho
Lester P Sears
Twin Lakes Canal Co
Kingsford Venice
Sarah
Lloyd
Leon
M W
Tanner
Byron S
Kpst Radio
Prudential Savings
South State Street
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