Preston Personals News Highlights From City Campuses and Families
Preston notes show Donna Lu Taylor elected president of Forneyhall women at the University of Idaho. Dean Jensen and son Gilbert visit Salt Lake City to aid Mrs Jensen recovering from a major operation at LDS hospital. Myron Fonnesbeck welcomes a second son at Lafan hospital. Mrs. Fonnesbeck is Loneta Hollingsworth from this city.
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Donna Lu Taylor
Preston
Forneyhall
Women’s Livings
University of Idaho
Dean Jensen
Gilbert
Salt Lake City
Myron Fonnesbeck
Lafan Hospital
Preston visit families and contest at Grand Theatre
Brenden is her daughter once Rayona Bell. Mr and Mrs Ehnil Jorgensen of Salt Lake City visited Preston relatives. The Hobbses visited Elayne in Gooding. Meyers returned from Rupert trip visiting Dan Haworth family. Larson attends weed and insect control school in Moscow. The Vellanovas and others stayed with Perkins family. The Grand Theatre penny jar for The Brasher Doubloon held 2649 pennies Aphrodel Mitchell nearly won. Other winners listed include David Beckstead Fern Larsen Bud Stears Lynn Waddoups LeRoy M. Roberts Mary Ann Kirkbride and David McClunadv.
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Ehnil Jorgensen
Salt Lake City
Preston
J. E. Meyers
Rupert
Dan Haworth
Grand Theatre
Pilots Club Meeting Reminder at Preston Airport
The Preston Pilots Club holds its monthly meeting on March 1 at 8 p.m. at the airport. Attendance is requested for all members.
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Preston Pilots’ Club
Two New Members Sought At Club Meeting
Openings are announced for two new club members and interested individuals are invited to attend the upcoming meeting on Monday night. The notice appears amid local birth announcements and family notices including infant deaths and new arrivals in Preston and Winder.
Stockholders Meeting at General Memorial Hospital
The General Memorial hospital stockholders convene on March 3 at 7 30 p m. The meeting is announced by secretary C L Greaves and will start at 7 30 p m in the Preston Clinic office located at 29 E Oneida St.
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The
General Memorial Hospital
C. L. Greaves
Preston Clinic
E. Oneida St
Grade School Tourney Second Round Sets Friday Matches
The county grade school basketball tournament moves to the second round Friday at Dayton. Winners from last Friday at Franklin advance in the championship brackets while losers play consolation. Boys feature Dayton vs Weston and Thatcher vs Mink Creek. Franklin vs Whitney and Fairview vs Mink Creek in girls. Losers bracket has Franklin vs Fairview and Whitney vs Riverdale. Dayton vs Weston is the sole girls game for losers. Last week’s boys scores: Dayton 14 Franklin 5, Weston 12 Fairview 7, Mink Creek 13 Whitney 4, Thatcher bye, Riverdale beat second teams. Girls results: Franklin 8 Dayton 5, Fairview 15 Weston 5, Whitney 15 Mink Creek 12. Next week’s tilts at Whitney decide the title.
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Dayton
Franklin
Weston
Thatcher
Mink Creek
Whitney
Fairview
Riverdale
Preston Officials Attend Statewide Chambers Meeting Boise Ogden
Preston Chamber executives Vaughn Greaves and W Paul Merrill attended a Boise statewide chambers of commerce and trade association meeting. J I Craig of Pocatello was elected president, succeeding Leon Weeks of Boise. Ben Lawshe of the U S Chamber spoke in Boise while local leaders joined an Ogden session Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn”Greaves
Preston Chamber
Commiercé
Paul’ “Merrill
Thé
Béard“Of
Chambers
Boise
Unien
Commerce and Trade Association
Idaho
Chambers of Commerce
J. I. Craig
Pocatello
Craig
Pocatello Chamber
Leon Weeks
Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Chambers of Commerce and Trade Group
Ben Lawshe
United States Chamber of Commerce
QO. D. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Cushman
Greaves
Ogden
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Mound Valley Meeting Speakers and Local Health News
Mound Valley Sunday speakers were Charlie Hubbard of Grace and Clark P Gray who gave inspiring talks. Mrs P McGregor remains in a Pocatello hospital after a major operation on Feb 17 with family reports of steady progress. Adell Smith recovers from tonsillitis. Visitors over the weekend included families from Ogden Preston Cleve Mound valor and USAC student Sarah Spencer.
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Charlie Hubbard
Grace
Clark P Gray
P. McGregor
Pocatello
Roma Anderson
C. P. McGregor
Adell Smith
Lorin Smith
Nancy McGregor
Howard Nelson
Ogden
Harold” Winn
Preston
Mr and Panter
Cleve- Mound- Valor
Sarah Spencer
USAC
Veterans Office Handles Veterans Affairs Inquiries
The Preston VA office opened in June 1846 and has since handled nearly 5 000 veteran problems including medical help hospitalization compensation pensions and insurance issues such as loans conversions changes of beneficiaries and optional settlements.
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Gooch
Preston VA
Lions and Ladies Valentine Party at Brookside
A Valentine party for Lions and their ladies was held last Wednesday at Brookside. The program committee chaired by Harold Allen with Har old Egbert Harland Simmons Keith Christensen and Dr. W M Merrill organized arrangements. Refreshments for over 100 members and guests preceded dancing for the evening.
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Lions
Brookside
Harold Allen
Harold Egbert
Harland Simmons
Keith Christensen
W. M. Merrill
Community Events and Flu Reports In Banida Area
Nathaniel Keller attended Sunday school representing the stake board. Families visited friends in Banida and at the Cecil Miles home. Flu and bad colds are widespread over the past two weeks. Elders party in Winder drew several Banida residents. The Fortun e Teller play was presented at Preston high school with favorable reviews.
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Nathaniel Keller
Stake
Heber
Allen
Paul Allen
Marlyn Mineer
Cecil “Miles
Jos. A. Christensen
Jed Miles
Blackfoot
Melvin Miles
Riverside
Banida
Winder
Jos
A. Christensen
Thorn Lowe
LaVern Hollingsworth
Lyman Baxter
Cecil Miles
Riley Cole
Gwen Gregerson
William Sparks
Gregerson
Lyman_ Baxter
Vanona Geddes
Preston High School
Banida Socials And Meetings Noted In February
Mr and Mrs Darrel Hydel and daughter Sandra and Mrs Sylvia McCann of Smithfield were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jos A Christensen on Sunday February 15. They accompanied Mrs McCann to Banida where she was met by her sister Mrs Mary Price and Clarence Price of McCammon. Here they visited relatives before returning to McCammon. St Anne Elmo Peterson of the MIA take board visited the Banida Award Mutual February 17. On February 22 Blaine Olsen and Roberts Geddes gave two and a half minute talks in Sunday school. Gus Hadin of Wind er ward spoke in the sacrament meeting. David Sparks represented the priesthood. The Banida Relief Society ladies attended the regular union meeting in the fourth ward on Saturday hosted by Mrs Virgil Geddes, Mrs Goldie Christensen, Mrs Esther Cole, Mrs Annie Sparks, Mrs Ada Bell, and Mrs Dorothy Miles. W W Spires of Preston second ward gave a talk at the sacrament meeting February 15.
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Darrel Hydél
Sandra
Sylvia McCann
Smithfield
Jos. A. Christensen
Anne Elmo Peterson
Mia‘stake Board
Banida Award -Mutual
Blaine, Olsen
Roberts Geddes
Gus Hadin
Winder Ward
David Sparks
Banida Relief Society
Fourth Ward
Virgil Geddes
Goldie Christensen
Esther Cole
Annie Sparks
Ada Bell
Dorothy Miles
W. W. Spires
Preston
Banida Community Hosts Basketball Players and Families
Banida residents hosted eight couples including Banida and M Men players after a Friday night game on February 13. A large Banida crowd has followed the M Men at Preston and attended two games this week with Winder. Janet Swann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Swann, was taken to Preston hospital Wednesday for asthma. Andrew Waddoups and family of Moreland visited Banida Friday. Scott and Roy Lowe of Pocatello visited Banida Monday. Sunday school talks at Banida on February 15 were given by Farrell Sparks and Wade Christensen.
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Harry Miles
Banida
Preston
Winder
Alex Swann
Janet
Andrew Waddoups
Moreland
Scott D. Lowe
Roy Lowe
Pocatello
Farrell Sparks
Wade Christensen
Rooney Stars With Ann Blyth In Killer McCoy
Mickey Rooney appears in a mature lead with Ann Blyth in the MGM drama Killer McCoy arriving Sunday at the Grand. Blyth, joining Rooney and co stars Brian Donlevy and James Dunn, counters a noted Hollywood comeback from Mildred Pierce to major roles after an injury break.
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Mickey Rooney
Killer McCoy
Ann Blyth
Rooney
Brian Donlevy
James Dunn
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Sonny Tufts
Burt Lancaster
Relief Society Pageant Program To Be Held Sunday
The fourth ward Sunday evening meeting will be directed by the Relief Society with a special readers pageant prepared by the general board. The program starts at 7 30 p m and all are invited.
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Fourth Ward
Relief Society
General Board
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for W. H. Mendenhall Death
The family thanks friends and relatives for kindness sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received after the death of W. H. Mendenhall.
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