Preston Post Office Records Entity Listing
Ne Mine Yiizen Co Inc located at 11 South State Street Preston Idaho filed a second class matter entry with the Preston Post Office.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
3
High Subscription Rates for Franklin Caribou and Bannock
The notice states a yearly subscription rate of 3.50 in Franklin Caribou and Bannock counties and 4.00 for outside areas. It reads as a local pricing brief with no additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Caribou
Bannock Counties
Franklin Briefs Highlight Local School Sleigh Ride
Franklin grade school pupils enjoyed a sleigh ride supervised by Principal LaReen Lowe and staff. Local residents and relatives visited family in Logan Ogden and Shelley as communities shared events, a pep talk for Penny Parade, and a basketball trophy presentation at the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Grade School
LaReen Lowe
Leigh
Bil Jensen
Cove
Garnet
Dallin Woodward
Ivan
Woodward Julia Hobbs
Clint
Julie Ann
Sal Lake City
Jerold Hobbs
Pocatello
Donad J Hobbs
Shelley
Ray
Emma
Linrose Briefs Highlights From Heyburn and Local Visits
Mrs William Tanner returned home from Heyburn Ida where she has been with her daughter Joyce. Mr and Mrs Carlos Carnahan have a new baby boy. Mr and Mrs Steven Ward visited with their baby at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Tamasi on Tuesday. Mrs Grant Bingham spent Monday at the Logan Library for genealogical research. Lorna and Ver non Reeder of Bingham were guests of the Bingham home Tuesday. Visitors at the Lorna Bright home Monday included daughter Evelyn and husband Dean Shumway of Idaho Falls. Linrose ward Prim officers and teachers held a primary preparation meeting at Mrs Lloyd Checketts home. In service lesson was by Mrs Lera Buttars. Pie alamode was served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linrose
Wiliam Tanner
Heyburn Ida
Joyce
Carlos Carnahan
Steven Ward
Gene Tamasi
Grant Bingham
Logan Library
Geneaolgy
Lorna
Vernon Reeder
Bingham
Lorna Bright
Evelyn
Dean Shumway
Idaho Alls
Linrose Ward Prim
Lloyd Checketts
Lera Buttars
Pie Alamode
Flapjack Fling Planned by Mink Creek Groups
The MIA Maids Laurels and Explorers of Mink Creek ward will stage a Flapjack Fling in the Mink Creek ward cultural hall on February 25. Group leaders named are Mrs. Norma Jensen Mrs. Vera Jensen and Layne Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek
Mink Creek Ward
Norma Jensen
Vera, Jensen
Layne Erickson
Franklin Grades Hold Valentine Parties at Elementary
Eighth graders at Franklin Elementary enjoyed Valentine parties with exchanges and treats from teachers. Principal LaReen Lowe and staff Mildred Thiemann John Palmer Ivan H Woodward Elva Taylor Rena Corbride Thora Geddes Wavel Erickson assisted. Preston High Opera Bye Bye Birdie performed for grades five through eight Tuesday afternoon. Cleveland Mrs Dean Panter required stitches after a fluorescent globe shattered during home cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Elementary School
LaReen Lowe
Mildred Thiemann
John Palmer
Ivan H. Woodward
Elva Taylor
Rena Corbride
Thora Geddes
Wavel Erickson
Franklin Elementary
Preston High
Birdie
Treasureton Briefs Attending Local Anniversary and Visits
Treasureton notes a fiftieth wedding anniversary in Poc atello for Mr and Mrs A T Smith with attendees including Don Workman Burton and Genny Perry. Laurel girls from Oneida Stake toured Salt Lake City, dining at the Lion House and sightseeing with Loma Denton and the Paskins sisters among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Don Workman
Rulon Burton
Genny Perry
Pocatelo
A T Smith
Pocatello
Mia Laurel
Oneida
Ken Panter
Deaf Minnesota man invents wireless hearing aid
Art Crosby, a deaf resident of Minnesota, unveils a compact wireless hearing aid weighing 3/10 ounce that sits wholly in the ear. The device has no cords and transmits via a transmitter in clothing, offering low cost operation and reception of speech, television, and radio sounds. Crosby invites inquiries at 4 North Broadway, Billings, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Crosby
Minnnesota
Heaself
Wrire
Crosby
North Broadway
Billings
Montana
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W. P. Waddoups RaNae Earley
Penny Parade
M-Men
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Willard Porter
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Jed Atkinson
Jerry Hendricks
Joseph Nilworth Morrison
Robert Haworth
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Max Richards
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Franklin Stake
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Holy Cross Hospital
Linrose Briefs
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Dean Panter
Treasureton Briefs
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