Three Ward Weds in Gold and Green Ball Debut
Beautiful hall décor highlights a Gold and Green ball sponsored by MIA officers and teachers of wards three, four, and seven. Queens Joyce Coburn Dora Gay Martin and Beth Keller lead attendants with Cupid Kent Nelson guiding the festivities. Throne girls Charlotte Baur Marion Beveridge Judy Garrett crown the queens. Refreshments on a long valentines table complete the event. Later, Family Tree program planned for March 1 at the high school auditorium by the Preston Band Parents association. Newell Stephens hosts a dinner and bridge gathering with notable guests and prize winners Isaac Jensen and Dr Rob Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Opera House
J. N. Larson
Kent Nelson
Cupid
Joyce Coburn
Lenona Edgley
Shirley Robinson
Dora Gay Martin
Alta Mathews
Clarice Hendricks
Beth Keller
Charlene Hobbs
Pauline Palmer
Thrutte
Carlotte Baur
Marion Beveridge
Judy Garrett
Franklin County
Preston Band Parents Association
Newell Stephens
South State
Déan Jensen
O. D. ‘Robinson
Rob Smith
J. E. Cushman
Don Smith
Jensen
Mrs. Smith
Couple-Plans Wedding During Late Summer
Mr and Mrs George R Gambles of Swan Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Harold Luke son of Mr and Mrs Harold V Luke of Burley Both Gambles and Luke attend Brigham Young University where Miss Gambles is finishing her junior year and secretary to the Idaho club Luke joins the Gamma Tau fraternity Plans for a wedding in late summer are being made Mrs Katie Chatterton returns from Salt Lake City after visiting her daughter and sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Gambles
Swan Lake
Barbara
Harold Luke
Harold V. Luke
Burley
Miss Gambles
Mr. Luke
Brigham. Young University
Miss *Gambles
Idaho Club
Luke
Gamma Tau
Intermountain horse shows outline 1948 49 plans
The report lists show dates and delegates for Box Elder Boise Salt Lake City Logan Blackfoot Malad Oneida Preston Stanton Hawkes Twin Falls and notes a joint Preston Preston event with Famous Night Rodeo. Reeves named association president Wheatley vice president Boyack secretary and a rule book update planned for 1949. Also announces a great granddaughter birth of Mrs Frances Engelhart's child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Warren Hyde
Box Elder
Malad
Oneida
J. Frank Henri
Preston
Intermountain Association
Reeves
Association
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Twin Falls
Dairyman Urges Adequate Winter Hay For Cows
Idaho extension dairy man G C Anderson warns many dairy cows fail to receive sufficient hay in winter and early spring. He prescribes about three pounds of hay per 100 pounds of live weight and says high quality roughage can reduce grain needs. He outlines grain guidelines by milk output and urges home grown grains and multiple daily feedings to boost roughage intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
G. C. Anderson
University of Idaho
Anderson
Farmers Invited to See New Allis-Chalmers Equipment
Earl Nelson of Modern Farm Equipment opens his new building at 51 West Oneida Street inviting farmers to visit this weekend. He wants to show the Allis-Chalmers machinery now in stock before delivery and plans guided tours of the repair shop for interested growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nelson
Oneida Street
Modern Farm Equipment Company
Allis-Chalmers
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Hawkes Family Members Listed for Funeral Rites
Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p.m. in the first ward chapel with Bishop Ernest Eberhard Jr. presiding. Relatives include Vera Keller Whitney Ann Cowley Venice Pratt Hawkes Charlotte Wray Harold Hawkes Ken Hawkes Clara D Morrison and others. Burial will follow at Preston Cemetery via Webb-Hendicks Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Brothers and Sisters
Vera Keller
Whitney
Ann Cowley
Venice
Pratt Hawkes
Salt Lake City
Charlotte Wray
Pocatello
Harold P. Hawkes
Magna
Ken C. Hawkes
New York
Clara Dene Morrison
Fairview
First Ward
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Rieads
Farm Loan Meeting Sets Noon Dinner at Courthouse
A farm loan meeting will feature a noon meal in the Franklin county courthouse basement. Willard M. Rees, regional NFLA land bank manager, will discuss the cooperative credit system and an association director will be elected to replace Levi Bodily whose term ends. holdovers include Leonard Nelson Albert E Moser A C Hull and Merlin T Whittle.
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Ness
Warr
Franklin County
Willard M. Rees
The
Land Bank
NFLA
Levi Bodily
Leonard Nelson
Merlin T. Whittle
Local Fish and Game Event Highlights Community Support
The fish game group sponsored ring tossing contests with live ducks as awards. Boy Scouts assisted by managing the fish ponds and the association conducted bingo games. Local companies provided food for the banquet. Officials extend appreciation for community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Fish and Game Association
Vaccination Drive Speeds Up In Franklin County Farms
The Franklin County Farm Bureau and extension service report rapid progress in a vaccination program. Dr Norman Howells Gaylord Larson and James Gittens vaccinated 131 heifers on 30 farms in one day, showing strong farmer cooperation and a plan to finish before spring work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Farm Bureau and Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Norman Howells
Gaylord Larson
James Gittens
Larson
Preston High Mittman Prepare For Poky Test
Preston High Mittman and Indian sluggers face a highly regarded Pokatello squad at Nielsen gym in a stiff test. Poky comes in unbeaten and favored for the state title while Durwood Hull reports his team is healthy after a football injury and ready for the matchup. The boxers travel to Wyoming Friday to meet Aston high school and the return visit is set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iay Nng
Nielsen Gym
Pocatello High
Redskins
Poky
Durwood Hull
Wyoming
Aston High School
West Side Pirates Defeat Downey In Close Boxing Meet
West Side Pirates beat Downey 5 to 4 with one draw in a tight boxing night. Edward Winward KOed Henson in the first round, Bert Jeo won on a third round stoppage, and Jensen lost a close decision to Tingey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Pirates
Downey
Edward Winward
West Side
Henson
Bert Jeo
Barger
Jensen
Tingey
A. Ward
Bloxham
M. Weeks
P. Davis
Dick Henson
Helmandollar
E. Winward
D. Holden
L. Merrill
D. Howell
Paris
R Fisher
J. Harris
R. Walker
Brown
B. Jee
Barger. Tingey
Card of Thanks From Pinson Family
Card of Thanks extends appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness during recent bereavement. Signed Charles Pinson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pinson
Preston Rotary hosts district governor Ted Wegener
Boise district governor Ted Wegener addressed the Preston club at a noon meeting and met with committee chairs in the evening. He spoke about Rotary work worldwide and conferences with officials from around the globe, praising Rotary’s backing of the United Nations as a peace-promoting method. He commended Preston Rotary for its large, strong membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rotarians
Ted Wegener
Boise
Wegener
Rotary
United Nations
Preston Club
Idaho hunters harvest twenty six thousand four hundred twelve animals
Idaho fish and game reports last fall yielded 26 412 game animals to sportsmen. Deer led the harvest with 18 895, mostly mule deer, while elk reached 6 544 and antelope 461 as authorities cite reduced permits and area controls versus prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fish and Game Departments
Idaho Big Game Harvest Sees Mixed 1947 Totals and 1948 Outlook
The report details elk numbers rising from 1946 levels to 5 445 as a six day Boise Valley Elmore area hunt produced 1 617 elk. Selway Locha elk harvest trimmed to 3 700 from 4 400, and the season was shortened with areas closed to protect game during bombardment. Bear and moose figures are noted as well as antelope hunts in Lost River counties with 461 of 555 permits resulting in meat and trophies. 1948 seasons to be set at a April fish and game commission meeting amid favorable winter wildlife conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Valley
Elmore
Selway-Lochia
Idaho
Chin
Panhandle
Lost River
Fish and Game Commission
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Mr. and
Mrs. Stephens
Dinner Bridge
Katie Chatterton
Frances Engelhart
Yuba City
John Marshall
California
Yuba
Sutter
Hatch
Valentine
Ed. Noor
Roger Bros
Rogers Sterling
Stewart-Warner
Mervill
Mrs. Barfus
Bang
Preston High Mittman
Hunters Bay
Safeway
Libby Townhouse
Cain
Terbury
Ates Hollow
U. S&s
Porto Rica
Washington
Suzanna Pancake & Wat, Blour and
Asg
New Cabbage
Kelloggs
Dasia
Brant
Eac
Hamill
Toms
Ralston
Haddie
Haddock
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