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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1960

Page

10

Essential sewing tools for home projects and tips

The article lists vital sewing aids for a professional look, starting with a large cutting surface and a functioning sewing machine, plus a press board iron and pressing supplies. It covers cutting and stitching tools, measuring instruments, pattern transfer items, pins and pins, and useful attachments like a cording foot and buttonhole presser. It also notes a full length mirror and dress form for fitting, and invites readers to send tips to Amy Cummings at J C Penney in New York.

Amy Cummings J.C. Penney Co S4th St New York N. Y

Local visitors visit Hawkes and relatives in Mink Creek

Locals Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Murray and their daughter from Los Angeles stayed Thursday to Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawkes. Santa Ana relatives and friends from San Bernardino Lewiston Idaho Falls Calawell Rochester New York visited sections, sharing a family picnic and swim while Hawkes hosted guests from the eastern states.

Dallas Murray Los Angeles Howard Hawkes Hawkes Ray Russell San Bernardino Calif Mink Creek M. Paul Thomas Craig and Scott Mrs. LaVor Smith Lewiston Down‘ata Ingram Smith Idaho Falls Lewess Smith Calawell Walter Haggerty Rochester N. Y

Harriet A Hatch Dies in Downey Hospital

Harriet A Anderson Hatch 65 of Oxford died Wednesday morning June 22 at Downey hospital after a lingering illness. She was born March 27 1895 in Clifton daughter of Andrew and Kate Anderson. She married Walter A Hatch Oct 4 1916 in the Salt Lake LDS temple and was active in church auxiliaries. Survivors include her husband four sons and daughters nine grandchildren four sisters and five brothers. Funeral held June 25 at 2 p m Oxford Clifton chapel with Bishop Howard Henderson presiding.

Harriet Anderson Hatch Oxford Downey Hospital Clifton Andrew Kate Quigley Anderson Walter A. Hatch Salt Lake Alpha Hall Rupert LaRayne Joest Pocatello Alma A Smithfield Ward Choir George Fisher Bishop Henderson L. M. Boyce Clara Larson Leslie W. Farnsworth O. E. Ralphs

Services Held For Oxford Matron Annie Reddington

Annie M Reddington 89 died June 26 at her son Georges home after a brief illness She was born November 4 1870 in Fayette Utah to William and Elizabeth Robinson She married John Walter Redington June 15 1890 in the Manti Utah temple He died December 13 1927 She had lived in Oxford since 1901 Survived by ten children 24 grandchildren and 52 great grandchildren Funeral June 29 at noon in the Oxford Clifton ward chapel conducted by Bishop Howard Henderson with Dorothy Keller providing music

Annie M. Reddington George Redington Fayette Utah William Elizabeth Healy Robinson John Walter Redington Manti Temple Church of—Jesus—Christ Latter-day Saints Oxford Ray W Seattle George A Frank C Agnes Bricker Salt Lake City Annie Jones Cortez Colo Burton J Glen Pocatello Ernest Eagle Point Ore Zina M. Pickett Oxford-Clifton’ward Howard Henderson Dorothy Keller

Dedication Service Held at Oxford Cemetery

A daytime event featured a ward choir with Dora Call conducting and Dorothy Keller accompanying. Bishop L. M Boyce delivered remarks with life sketch by Bishop Henderson, followed by a vocal duet and a benediction. The grave dedication honored Bertie Winward with Bishop Henry A. Hatch presiding.

Ward Dora Call Dorothy Keller L. M Boyce Iremarks Hen‘derson Dennie Ralphs Clarice Porter Blanche Carl Mortenson Bertie Winward Oxford Henry A. Hatch

Weston 4-H Club Camp At Bear Lake

The Weston 4-H club members Kay Sehvaevldt Jenny Campbell Susan Williams and Emma Deaton camped at Bear Lake for activities. They enjoyed a picture show swimming boating and roller skating. A July 5 meeting at the LaVell Koller home featured brownies and cookies demonstration with all members present.

Weston Kay ‘Sehvaeveldt Jenny Campbell Isé Susan Williams Emma Deaton Bear Lake LaVell Koller Diane Valeen Koller

Central School Registration Requirements For First Grade

Parents of first grade students must submit the child’s birth certificate and an affidavit of the physical examination. The registration date will be published in the paper before the school opens. Parents are asked to prepare their child for registration.

For Rent and Sale Notes in Preston and Atlas Falls

Classified excerpt shows a late sale notice for a 1500 hi line bullets five months old in Preston with contact Larson at 240 West 2nd North and Reed Crockett at 316% 6th St Atlatio Falls. Also an ad for a three bedroom home for rent with furnace and garage partly furnished. Date unclear 27-28.

Stanford Larson West 2Nd North Preston Reed Crockett Atlatio Falls

Roamin Around remembers thanks and service in Franklin county

The column reflects on experiences of service members and letters from readers. A lieutenant recalls earning a gold bar while others face tough times. Several readers express appreciation for the paper and support for 4 H club members traveling to Moscow, with acknowledgments from local firms and leaders.

Owen Gibson Moscow Franklin County Anine

Professor Joe J Christensen to lead Idaho Moscow Institute

Joe J Christensen a university faculty member and former director of the LDS Institute of Religion at Washington State University will become director of the Institute of Religion at the University of Idaho in Moscow. He and his wife Barbara Kohler of Midway Utah are parents of five children.

Granite LDS ‘Seminary Salt Lake City LDS . Institute of Religion Washington’ State University Institute of Religion At Moscow University of Idaho Christensen Barbara Kohler Midway Utah

Local family visitors share time between Soda Springs and Grace

Cleveland couple Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson and family visited Tuesday evening with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Panter and daughter of Logan were weekend visitors here and in Grace with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Panter and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McGregor and sons of Brigham City were Friday evening visitors at their parents’ home.

Keith Nielson Soda Springs Bert Nielson Spencer Panter Logan Lorin Panter Vernon Johnson Bob McGregor Brigham City Bill Nielson Ogden Albert Landcaster Vera Nielson Richard Williams Pocatello William Williams Leland Panter DeLos Bell Strawberry Canyon Dwight Wilde Conrad Bell Fish Haven Logan Canyon Grace. Harris Douglas Williams Norman Harris LaFaun Johnson Roe Bennett Lago Thatcher School Danny Conlin Randy Panter LaMar Panter Ronald Panter Montpelier

July Fourth Visits and Local Family Activities In Thatcher

A summary of households from Soda Springs to Ogden and Thatcher detailing July 4 visits, picnics, boating trips, and family gatherings. Notables include the Nielsons visiting relatives, Panter and Wilde families, and a flag ceremony by Guides and Trekkers at Thatcher school. Cleveland defeated Thatcher in a local ball game.

Riverdale Family Enjoys Holiday Motor Trip

Riverdale residents Mr. and Mrs. Marve Packer and daughters toured Vernal Heber City and Salt Lake City visiting relatives. Stanley Packer heads to Camp Wilderness for five weeks of scout training. Gary Pitcher of Logan and wife greet a son born July 6 at a Logan hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces.

Marve Packer Vernal Ray Moss Heber> City Sophia Workman Salt” Lake City Daniel Auger Stanley Packer Camp Wilderness Gary Pitcher Logan Logan Hospital Sherman -Woolf

Local Newspaper Thanks Advertisers for Support

The newspaper credits business firms for sustaining production through advertising support. Readers are urged to back the publication by engaging with local businesses and enjoying neighborhood news about Franklin County residents.

Franklin County

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Amy ‘Cummings TC ‘Penney Co Harriet A. Hatch Downey Jby McFestters New Holland Hayliner Leutenant Henry Drury Joe J. Christensen Cleveland By d’Alessio Calvin Bennett Weldon McGregor Dean Panter Thatcher Riverdale Cliff's Farm Oneida Ford Impleménia New Holland Machinery Hotpoint Space Age Wes Itur Herth State
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