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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
11
A funeral service for James Phillips was conducted at Buneta on February 18. Attendees included family members and local residents. the service followed a Keen funeral rite and paid tribute to Phillips’ life and work.
Hazy OCR shows a West Side High pep assembly for juniors with scattered names and phrases. The readable fragments point to a school event and student voices but lack coherent details.
The Weston community seeks volunteers for chapel cleanup with Bishop issuing a call. Local families attend services and prepare for the upcoming event noting church activities and scheduled dates.
A memorial service was held for Mr. Neeley Vor Mu Ct WW, a cousin of Bert Neeley, with attendees noting dedication and local honors. The event paid respects to the deceased and acknowledged military service contributions.
Mrs Dorothy Gregerson and her children were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Nat Edwards in Preston. Gerald Towe of Idaho Falls visited his parents Mr and Mrs Thorn Lowe and relatives. Kent Hollingsworth and daughter spent the weekend with relatives in Bamba. Mr and Mrs Hugh J Geddes traveled to Lava for a day. Janet Skinner and two children of Pocatello visited Mr and Mrs Swann. Reed Swann pulled ligaments near the neck while skiing Sunday.
The individual has been called to serve in the Fast Central States mission. The service begins at 7 p.m. He is a Preston High School graduate and attends National Electronics Institute in Denver.
The funeral viewing for Mrs George W. Johnson of Pocatello is set for Thursday evening and Friday morning at Webb Mortuaries. The service will follow at the time of the service, with details continued from page 1.
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