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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
11
Notice states the annual meeting of Twin Lakes Canal Company stockholders will be in Dayton Idaho February 2 1960 at 1 pm at the Dayton Amusement Hall. Business includes selecting one director for a term beginning January 14 21.
A testimonial honors Mark B Rawlings son of Theron and (Fairview) is set for Sunday January 17 at 7:30 in the Fairview ward chapel. He will serve as an LDS missionary in the western states mission based in Denver. Rawlings is a 1957 seminary graduate and 1958 Preston High School graduate. He participated in the pep band and studied at Weber College in Ogden for a year as a choir member. He enters the mission home in Salt Lake Moray January 18.
Mrs W Paul Merrill and Mrs David J Wilson traveled to Salt Lake City to visit relatives including Mrs Wilson's sister and husband the U S Customs Judge. The group plans to continue westward to the coast and Hawaii. Local families share visits, trips to California for the Rose Parade and Disneyland. A birth announced in El Paso adds a new grandchild to the Cordingleys.
In Idaho Fifth Judicial District Frankin County a cooperative marketing association Franklin County Dairymen's Association has filed for voluntary dissolution under Chapter 3 Title 30. Objections must be filed before February 15 1960. Clerk Dell Swenson signs. Attorney Preston Idaho. First pub Jan 14 1960. Last pub Feb 11 1960.
Sheriff LaRay Talbot of Franklin County Idaho announces the sale of a Holstein steer about 650 pounds with three horns and branding on the left hip. The estray will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at Herbert Williams ranch Weston Idaho at 10 o clock A M January 28 1960 unless owner or legal representative appears before then to prove title and pay charges. Last publication January 21 1960.
The article notes cosmetics require FDA style testing for skin contact but cannot be tested for effects on fabrics and dyes without careful testing. Cosmetics can transfer to clothing, even on color fast fabrics, potentially removing color. It urges prompt cleaning of cosmetic stains and assures safe, tested removal, with pickup and delivery service offered.
Nephi and Lucy Larsen move from Preston to a newly built house in Logan. Mrs. Larsen, formerly Lucy Hendricks, lived in Preston 34 years and had been widowed from W Henderson Hendricks who ran Hendricks Mortuary until 1946. She married Larsen on January 21 last year and has long served in LDS church roles including ward chorister and Relief Society leadership.
A social gathering at Mr and Mrs P A Bergquist brought together friends including Mr and Mrs Carl Brostrom Mr and Mrs Julius Jepsen Mr and Mrs Albert Walker Mr and Mrs Victor Christensen Esther Westerberg Anna Hansend and Andie Weir. Guests shared reminiscences while a miniature bird house with colored birds centered the table and Mr Prostrom played accordion selections.
A double wedding and reception are planned for two sisters, Carlis Woodward and Joan Woodward, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dallin P. Woodward of Franklin. The ceremony will be January 21 in the Franklin-ward chapel, followed by a reception.
Franklin residents attend a Glendale mesa temple wedding as Gene Hawkes and Sue Campbell marry on December 29. Apostle Delbert L. Stapley performs the ceremony with both families and Elayne Forsgren of Preston present. Open house follows in Franklin church with sister Tamera Hawkes as bridesmaid and a reception in Phoenix.
Patricia Cabutti bride-to-be was honored Saturday evening with a miscellaneous shower at the Corbridge home. Hostesses were Carol Corbridge and Brenda Hayes. Attendees made a bride's book dressed guests in a mock bridal gown and posed for pictures before a dessert luncheon.
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