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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1964

Page

14

December Wedding Unites Preston Couple in LDS Temple

Cleo Hulet daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard M Hulet of Preston wed G Arland Poole son of Mr and Mrs William W Poole of Whitney in the Logan LDS Temple on December 6. The ceremony was by President Glenn D Rex followed by an open house in Franklin Stake house. The couple will reside in Preston.

Cleo Hulet Leonard M. Hulet Preston G. Arland Poole Logan Wi'ham W Poole Whitney Glenn D Rex Frankin Stake House

Marriage of Albert Swend Anderson and Sally Weink

Mr and Mrs Swend Anderson announce the marriage of their son Albert to Sally Weink, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gustav Weink of Colville. Albert works in Brigham City and they reside there. A reception is set for Saturday evening January 18 at the Mirror Creek Ward Social Hall from 7:39 to 9:30 p.m. Friends are invited.

Swend Anderson Alberto Sally Weink Rudoph Gusav Carl Weink Colvile Wash Albert Brigham City Mir} Creek Ward

AAUW Hears Hong Kong Lecture

Mrs DeVere Burbank presented an illustrated talk on Hong Kong at the AAUW monthly meeting in the Utah Power and Light Auditorium. A group discussion followed. Hostesses were Mrs D Genn Jensen, Mrs William Williams, Mrs Harold Lowe. Special guests were Miss Alice Ann Bingham and Mrs H Corbridge.

DeVere Burbank Hong Kong American Association of University Women Utah

Bunco Party Brings Local Guests to New Year Celebration

A Bunco party was hosted at Betti and Glade Myler's home to ring in the New Year. After games, refreshments followed, and guests attended the Stake MIA dance in Lewiston. Attendees included Shauna Post Kris Kossack Shirley Christensen Jan Ray John Ralph Rex Pitcher Patty Buxton Jeffrey Taylor Margery Powell Michael Schow and Vern Kendell.

Betti Glade Myler Lewiston Shauna Post Kris Kossack Ogden Shirley Christensen Pocatello Jan Ray John Ralph Rex Patty Buxton Jeffrey Taylor Margery Powell Michael Schow Vern Kendell

Holiday Party Hosted by Gornish and Misses Johnson

A Holiday Party at the Roland Johnson home featured co hosts Diane Johnson and Marilyn Buttar as hostesses. Guests joined a buffet supper exchanged gifts played games and listened to records. Attendees included Jan and John Pitcher Van Marti David Neeley Paul Smith Rex Pitcher Tammy Martlett Kathy Hendricks from Lewiston.

Gornish Diane Johnson Marilyn Buttars Roland Johnson Jan John Pitcher van Marti David Neeley Paul Smith Rex Pitcher Tammy Martlett Kathy Hendricks Lewiston

Ex-Resident of Mink Creek Dies Tuesday

Mark Herbert Jensen a native of Mink Creek died January 14 in the LDS hospital of a heart attack. He was born November 11 1909 in Mink Creek and attended school there. He married Edna Ostergar in Mink Creek on September 13 1934. later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple on July 10 1935. He worked for Utah Power and Light at multiple plants and most recently at Salt Lake Terminal Station. Survivors include wife two daughters three sons grandchildren and many siblings. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Mink Creek chapel with burial there.

Mark Herbert Jensen Mink Creek LDS Hospital Hans Christian Jensen Annie Mary Christensen Jensen Edna Ostergar Logan Utah Power and Light Oneida Grace and Soda Springs Salt Lake Terminal Carole Diorn Renae Panter Malad Roger Mark Navy Japan Neil Hans Alif Chester Carlos Salt Lake City Iona Black Farmington N.M Thomas Carl Jensen Seeral George Jensen Preston Ida Angus Jensen Lehi Mary Ttornock Ogden Elgin Jensen Rex Jensen Boise Donna Peterson St. Anthony Vera Meacham Freeman Jense Orval Jensen Montpelier Ivy Parker Lanard, Ka Ellen Black Blanding Utah Webb Mortuary

Literary Club Meets in Lewiston with Bernstein Review

Lewiston Literary Club gathered at Mrs Elton D Fackrells home with hostess duties by Mrs Fackrell. Mrs Faye Higby reviewed Shirley Bernstein’s Making Music with Leonard Bernstein. A recording featuring the Tabernacle Choir and New York Philharmonic conducted by Bernstein The Joy Of Christmas was played. Refreshments served to 18 members.

Lewiston Elton D Fackrell Fackrell Faye Higby Leonard Bernstein Shirley Bernstein Tabernacle Choir New York Philharmonic

Gaines Wheat Boosts Franklin County Farmers Returns in 1963

The 400 harvested acres of Gaines wheat produced strong yields from 80 to 150 bu per acre with quality tests confirming suitability for cookies and pastry flour. Farmers like Don Lundquist Cecil Foster and Darwin Rawlings reported 100 bu plus yields, prompting a wider 4000 to 5000 acre plantings in 1963.

Don Sunderman USDA Aberdeen Franklin County DeVere Tovey Wheat Growers Committee A C Hu'l and Sons Extension Service Franklin County Grain Growers Weston Grain Growers A C Hull Don Lundquist Cecil Foster Darwin Rawlings Gaines Tovey Lemhi De'mar Cache

Farewell Held For Missionary in Cleveland

A farewell testimonial for Terry yin Condie son of Mr and Mrs William Condie was held in the Cleveland ward chapel before his departure for the Texas LDS mission. Speakers included Norman Smith Reed McGregor William K Condie and Bishop Dean Panter with several local youths providing vocal numbers.

Cleveland Terry Yin Condie William Condie Cleveland Ward Texas LDS Ward Choir Norman Smith Reed McGregor William K. Condie Dean Panter Clyde Berniece Condie Howard Johnson Don Jewett Mia Farnsworth Marjorie Panter

Twin Lakes Canal Company Announces Annual Meeting

Notice is given that the Twin Lakes Canal Company annual meeting for stockholders will be held in Dayton Idaho on February third 1964 at 1130 am at the Dayton L Meeting House. One director for District No 1 for three years will be elected and stockholders are urged to attend in person or by proxy. Dated January 7 1964 signed C L Swenson Secretary.

Twin Lakes Canal Company Dayton Franklin County Idaho Dayton L C. L. Swenson

Lost Gold en Cocker epee puppy near Preston downtown

Missing seven week old small dog found following children to school in downtown Preston area. Reward offered for its return. Call 352 1222.

Preston M. K. Beckstead Eton

Control Pests Now Agents Warn Cold Weather Prompting Barn Yard Work

A pest control agent urges homeowners and farmers to use cold weather as a window to tackle pests around barns and feed lots. The list includes mingpies sparrows mice rats starling and other common barnyard pests.

Panter Sisters Visit Preston With Nielsen Pair

Mr and Mrs Leland Panter and sister Grace Yarris of Cleveland spent Friday in Logan and Preston. They called on Mr and Mrs Art Nielsen during a short visit at the Preston hospital.

Leland Panter Grace Yarris Cleveland Logan Preston Art Nielsen Preston .Ospital

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