Two Berlin PFCs Earn Soldier of the Week in Sixth Infantry
Pfc Wilford Meek of heavy mortar company and Pfc Charles Bailey of I company, both from Riverdale and Clifton, were named soldier of the week in Berlin's Sixth Infantry Regiment. They served missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and share language and community ties while stationed overseas. Bailey was also named soldier of the month and plays on the regiment all star basketball team.
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Franklin
County
Berlin
Crack
Wilford Meek
Charles Bailey
I Company
Riverdale
Clifton
Bailey
Ralph
Larry
Fort, Ord
Calif
Meek
Jesus ‘Christ
Latter-day ‘Saints
Holand
Germany
Dahlem
Ureh
East
New Zealand
Preston Bailey
Union Pacific Railroad
Regiment
Condie Family Notes From Preston Area Visitations
Noel J Condie of Rupert visited his brother Clyde Condie of Thatcher and Garth Condie son of Clyde suffered a basal skull fracture at school last weekend. Noel also stopped by Treasureton and Rupert visits with Mack Hymas and Mrs Caroline Condie returned from Rupert with Noel.
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Noel J. Condie
Rupert
Clyde
Thatcher
D.c.n
Garth “Condie
Clyde Condie
Noel Condie
Mack Hymas
Treasureton
Caroline Condie
Noel
Birs. Condie
Preston
Pocatello
W. J. Petty
George, Condies
Blackfoot
Ray
Former Mink Creek resident dies in California
Mrs Helen Keller Merrill Ya pre died at a California hospital after an extended illness. Born July 20, 1896 in Mink Creek she was daughter of James Keller and Catherine Larsen Keller. Survived by four sons and six grandchildren all in California. Funeral and burial held in North Hollywood on Wednesday.
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Helen Keller
Merrill Ya
California
Mink* Creek
Janmes
Catherine Larsen Keller
Samuel Glenn
Merrill
Salt Lake Temple
North Holly‘wood
Calif
Warren A. Yaple
Samuel ‘G
Melbourne J
Warren A
William D
James E
Whitney
Mahonri
Adell) Larsen
Preston
Rosetta Hale
Grace
W. E
Jemima) Crane
Earl
Jah
Gratia Club Lunch With Mrs Bright Hosts
Gratia club members enjoyed a Thursday afternoon luncheon with Mrs. Merle Bright at 1:30. Edna Eames and nine others attended with two hostess guests Sylvia Malmberg and Gwen Egbert. Mrs Egbert received high score and Mrs Eames had the low score.
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Gratia Club
Merle Bright
Edna Eames
Lettie Paull
Flossie Merrill
Lucy Hendricks
Etta Gibson
Hattie Greaves
Selma Johnson
Allie Packer
Ruth Parkinson
Sylvia Malmberg
Gwen Egbert
Egbert
Eames
Soda Springs Hosts Training School For Cancer Workers
A district training school for volunteer cancer workers gathered in Soda Springs on Saturday January 25 attracting a large Franklin County delegation despite a storm. county staff were represented by Mrs Lincoln Foster and others while Boise executives led by Arthur C Jacobsen spoke on the Cancer Crusade.
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Soda Springs
Franklin County
Lincoln Foster
M.M. Reeves
Melvin Kirby
Harold B. Larsen
Floyd Allen
Roy Az
Ware
Roy Nelson
Rulon Dunn
T — Rice
Claude Howell
Orson Porter
Alma Burbank
Claude Kel Jer
Eli Forsgren
Dar‘rel’ Wold
Vert’ Schwaneveldt
Douglas Rose
Arthur C. Jacobsen
Boise
Idaho
American Cancer Society
Marjorie Schlotterbeck
R N. Boise
Doris Hanner
Masonic Lodge Hall
George Schoper
Montpelier
Miss Hanner
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Wesley R. Baker
Marsh Valley Beats Preston Indians In Narrow 54 49 Loss
Marsh Valley topped the Preston Indians 54 to 49 on Friday as Rantrom opened the scoring for Marsh Valley. Emery Beckstead led Preston with 18 points while Marsh Valley controlled most of the game ending with a five point margin. Preston JV later defeated the Eagles 48 to 45 before upcoming games against Aberdeen and Montpelier.
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Preston Indians
Marsh Valley
Rantrom
Indians
Eagles
Emery Beckstead
Boyd Hall
Preston
Ralph M Harding
Aberdeen
Montpelier
Rosa Swainston
Local Births Report Two Preston Boys
Mr. and Mrs Lavon Bowman of Preston welcome a son born January 30. Mr. and Mrs Boyd Spackman of Preston announce a son born January 31.
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Lavon Bowman
Preston
Boyd Spackman
Community Church Services Set at Court House Basement
A community church will hold Sunday services in the courthouse basement. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with the service following at 11. David Crawford of Logan will be the speaker.
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David Crawford
Logan
Golden Hour Entertained at Mrs. Greaves Home
Golden Hour club members enjoyed a no host party at Mrs. Hattie Greaves home on Wednesday with Amy Hogge and Merle Bright assisting. A 1:30 luncheon featured a large fruit centerpiece. High scorer was Hattie Greaves. bingo winner was Mrs. Swenson. The All True Friends club met with Mrs. Jessie Whitehead for handWork and lunch.
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Golden Hour
Golden Hour Club
Hattie Greaves
All True Friends Club
Mr and Mrs Eberhard Honor Guests at Sunday Event
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eberhard entertained Sunday night at their home in honor of Mr and Mrs David Thompson of South Dakota. Also present were Mr and Mrs Joseph Nuffer Mr and Mrs Dean Palmer Mr and Mrs Reed Brenchley Mr and Mrs Stanton Hawkes Mr and Mrs Howard Schow and Mrs Terse Smith. Refreshments were served and visiting was enjoyed.
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Ernest Eberhard
David Thompson
South Dakota
Joseph Nuffer
Dean Palmer
Reed Brenchley
Stanton Hawkes
Howard Schow
Terse ‘Smith
New Diaper Aims One Size Fits All Babies
A new type diaper shaped like a B 29 is advertised to fit all babies without folding. The product, called Dexter Diapers, claims to save money with a single size. Purchases are urged at the Davis Gift Shop.
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Dexter
Davis Gift
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Chon Day
The
Travelers Safety Service
Mink Creek Dies i
Milo’s A. G. Super
Mit
Jaul- Oo
Morton's
Rome
Preston Citizen
Ord
Community “Church
Jessie Whitehead
Leonard Hulet
Frank Utly
Tooele
Utah
Kem Wolverton
Elko
Ete Lillie Coburn
Idaho Falls
MR. and
Mrs. Eberhard
Preston Citizes
McCune Motor Co
Paw Ransom
Bester Diep
Houston
Tex
John Deere Day
John Deere
Preston Implement CO
South First West
7-Up Bottling Co
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