Marriage Unites Maxine Waite and Evan Peterson in Gooding Idaho
In Gooding Idaho a two o clock Sunday ceremony at the groom's parents home united Miss Maxine Waite and Evan Peterson with Bishop Eriki Goaslind officiating. Relatives from Idaho Falls Clifton and Preston attended. After a reception for eighty, the couple planned to live in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Waite
Evan Peterson
Baltzer Peterson
John Waite
Gooding
Idaho
Eriki Goaslind
Jay
Ransom—Van— Leuven
Clifton
Willow Peterson
Garth
E. J. Moore
Idaho Falls
Dewaine Tingey
Tingey
Army Air Base
Pocatello
Peterson
Preston
Utah State Agricultural College
Sigma Alpha Epailon Fraternity
Kern Family Observes Father's Eightieth Birthday
Reinhold Kern celebrated his eightieth birthday at his daughter Mrs. Selma Johnson’s Preston home. Born January 12, 1864 in Switzerland, he moved to Utah in 1894 and settled in Preston in 1903. A farmer and city park caretaker since 1923, he remains active in church work and keeps good health with six children, twenty one grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold’ “Kern
Selma Johnson
Preston
Kern
Switzerand
Utah
LDS Church
Emily Evans
Riverdale
Rosa Brown
Magna
Clara Johnson
Rigby
Alfred Kern
Fifty Third Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs Reese J Davis marked their fifty third wedding anniversary on Thursday January 13 by a quiet day with family. They have enjoyed good health, care for their home, and plan to spend their remaining years in Preston after forty three years with the Great Northern Railway. Winnie Kirkbride received a letter from Sergeant Technician Billy Kirkbride reporting wounds in both legs and an arm, and that he is in a good hospital awaiting a long rest. the letter is dated December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese J. Davis
Davis
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Montana
Preston
Winnie Kirkbride
Billy Kirkbride
William Corbridge
Green and Gold Ball At Fairview Tuesday
The Green and Gold ball for the Fairview ward is announced for Tuesday evening January 18 in the ward hall. All members are invited to attend with guest cards obtainable from bishops. Miss Helen Johnson is honorary queen. a MIA floor show features social dances. green and gold decor and refreshments described. Private Allan Stephenson left for Fort Meade after a ten day Preston furlough. he has been at Fort Riley.
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Fairview Ward
Helen Johnson
Hyrum Johnson
MIA
Allan Stephenson
Fort Meade
Maryland
Preston
Pvt. Stephenson
Fort Riley
Kansas
RaMona Stephenson
Idaho Falls
Guy Stephenson
Boise
Kenneth Stephenson
Emmett
Loran Stephenson
Wendell
Byron Erickson
Kaysville
Utah
Harry Stephenson
Sophronia Agutter
Carvel Stephenson
Preston- Whitney Irrigation Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Preston- Whitney Irrigation company will hold its annual meeting at 2 p.m. January 24, 1944, at the court house in Preston Idaho. The meeting will hear the annual report elect two directors and consider any other business. Signed H C Nelson president.
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Preston- Whitney Irrigation Company
Court House
Preston
Idaho
H. C. Nelson
Marriage of Keller Daughter in Monahans Texas
Mr and Mrs J B Keller of Whitney announce the marriage of their daughter June to M Sgt Charles B Hamilton in Monahans Texas January 2 at Dr B R Miller home. The ceremony was performed by Elder Wayne K Wiscomb North Texas Mission president. Hamilton stationed at Pyote Air Base Texas for a year after returning from Australia. Mrs Hamilton employed in Salt Lake since returning from Southern States mission in May. The couple will reside in Monahans where Hamilton is stationed.
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Reed Hart
Preston
Merlin Gilbert
Fairview
Melvin Gilbert
Lewiston
Charles Gilbert
Gilbert
J.B. Keller
Whitney
June
Charles B. Hamilton
B. R. Miller
Monahans
Texas
Wayne K. Wiscomb
North Texas Mission
Hamilton
Pyote Air Base
Australia
C. A. Hamilton
Baker, Oregon
Salt Lake
Cream subsidy paid to dairymen for November December
Dairy producers who sell cream can receive their subsidy payments for November and December by presenting cream stubs at the AAACA office in the courthouse basement. Cream patrons are urged to call for payment now. Those who sell milk to condensers must wait until January 15 to receive December statements, with payments set at 35 cents per hundredweight of whole milk and 4 cents per pound of butter fat.
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Court’ House
Local Social Notes From Winder and Rigby
Mrs Leona Winger spent most of last week in Rigby with her ill mother Mrs Sarah Purser. Miss Vesta Barber of Pocatello returned home after visiting sister Mrs Leo Winn. The 21 percent talks in Sunday School were given by Phyllis Bright and Norma Ann Swainston. Visitors included High Councilman P M Candile and Mr Hedin, a returned mis-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Winger
Rigby
Sarah Purser
Vesta Barber
Pocatello
Leo Winn
Phyllis Bright
Norma Ann Swainston
High
P. M. Candile
Hedin
Leap Year Dance and Ward Christmas Play Noted in Local Meeting
In a sacrament meeting on Sunday speakers Keith Talbot Ray Talbot and Steven Mortensen addressed attendees. The Leap Year dance occurred Friday December 7 hosted by the M Men and Gleaner Girls drawing a large crowd. Beehive girls presented a Mutual Christmas program Tuesday evening with Arlene Bright Audrey Talbot Verla Bright Joyce Johnson Zetta Taylor and Roma Taylor in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Men
Gleaner Girls
Beehive Girls
Mutual
Arlene Bright
Audrey Talbot
Verla Bright
Joyce Johnson
Zetta Taylor
Roma Taylor
Curtis Upsets Soldier Vote Plan With Election Timing Claim
Idaho Representative Curtis argues that military ballots cannot be prepared in time under state law and federal guidance. He notes 30 days needed for US voters and 45 days for overseas service members, risking few ballots from uniformed personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dworshak
Idaho
George H. Curtis
Navy
Stimson
Knox
United States
Congress
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Stella Boothe
Franklin Primary Stake Board
Myrtle Goff
Valera Nash
The
Red Cross
Maxine‘ Peterson
Neo Maxine Waite
Evan “‘Bétersony
Arthur Wallgren
Karl Cutler
Hale Hart
Parley Smart
Karl H. Cutler
Jthe
Angus Condie
H. C. Nielson
Merlin Smith
Keith Campbell
Eli Forsgren
J.clifford Porsren
EH Forsgren
Hazen Gilbert
Floyd Forsgren
Pickwick Club
Kinnla
Dessa Sant
Mae Nuffer
Richmond
la Pine
Daughters of Pioneers
Lavinia -Cutler
Torza Cutler
Elda Carlson
Serge Ballif
Jennie Weaver
Carl Nielson
Seth Forsgren
Oneta Forsgren
Mama
Kathryn Forbes
LaVinia Cutler
Cutler Ladies Birthday Club
Olive Geddes
Mrs. Geddes
Birdean Conine
Rose @isen
Dora Beveridge
J. C. Goff
Connie Hackley
Lucille Porter
Margaret Nelson
Ruth Nash
Delores Johnson
Earl Hiplingsworth
Leah Knudsen
Thelma Crockett
Linrose Ward
Ruben Taylor
Emma Bingham
Clara Stevenson
Florence Hobbs
Betty Smith
Smith
Miss Smith
BYU
Second Ward
Floyd.Palmer
Alvin—Harris
Parley Shaffer
Winder
Sionary
Keith
Talbot
Ray Talbot
Steven
Mortensen
Curtis
Vicks
Vicks Directi
Sein
America
Geen
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