Sixth Ward Briefs Arizona Woman Comes To Preston For Reunion
Mrs. Graze Anderson of Casa Grande Arizona stayed with Mr and Mrs Dwane Diderickson and son Rocky for her 40th class reunion. Memorial Day dinners were held at the homes of the Alder and Larsen families and visitors included Larry Larsen of Rupert. Mr and Mrs Don Beckstead traveled to Pocatello to visit Beckstead’s sister, while Keith Clayson hosted a Day dinner at his Cornish home. Mrs Elsie McCauley, busy on Memorial Day, joined her brother William Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwane Diderickson
Rocky
Anderson
Mack Alder
Percey Larsen
Kathaleen
Larry Larsen
Rupert Larry
Alder
Keith Clayson
Cornish
Edward Clayson
Elsie) McCcauley
William Petty
Preston
Oxford
Swann Lake
John Woytke
Logan
Circel Beckstead
Outdoor Monsters
Keith Hayes
Susan Henderson
DeAnne Gailey
Peggy Call
Sandra Hansen
Radele Baxter
Elvina Beckstead
Aberdeen
Beckstead
Larry Beckstead
Brett
Carl Murray
Don Beckstead
Murray
Richmond
Mark Rawlings
Phillip Burn
Grand Junction
Colorado
the Parham
Mother Dies In Salt Lake
Family notices from Treasureton report Mrs Cela Paskins in Salt Lake City when her mother died at LDS Hospital. Other items note gatherings at Paskins households, a 4H club outdoor cooking initiation, and banquets for the Sixth Ward MIA to fund new songbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Eugene Paskins
Salt Lake City
George Paskins
Cela Paskins
Salt Lake
Paskins
Lds Hospital
Bart Paskins
Murray
Utah
Ted Paskins
Bonnie Paskins
Georgia Lee Brenning
Larry Brenning
Mr and Mis
New Secret Hearing Device Promises Clear Speech
An advertisement touts a windless hearing aid called Hear Again that claims to restore hearing without cords or visible equipment. It promises clear understanding in noisy places for nerve deafness and other hearing losses and directs readers to Miss Mary Davis at Hearing Information inbullings, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
North 28Th Street
Bullings
Montana
Preston Idaho to vote on 210000 sewer bond question
Public notice from City of Preston Franklin County Idaho announces a special municipal bond election for June 30 1964 to approve general obligation sanitary sewer bonds up to 210000 with a 6 percent cap and amortization over 2 to 20 years. Ballots cast by qualified Preston electors taxpaying residents. Precinct polling places Jefferson and Central Schools with listed judges clerks and registration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Idaho
Franklin County
Preston Citizen
Wm Robinson
The
Fair Board
William Robinson
Preston City
Cranney
C LL Swenson
Board of County Commissioners
Louise H Williams
Tamar A Hancey
Orvald Robinson
P . Condie
City of
United States
Franklin
Oneida Street
Ing
Russell Cranney
Swatnston
Franklin County Idaho salaries set for 1965 66
The Franklin County Commission approves annual salaries for 1965 and 1966 for county officials including Coroner 2000 Probate Judge 3008 Treasurer 4776 Assessor 4792 Sheriff 5400 Clerk 5920. Dated April 27 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Franklin County
Lee Schwaneveldt
O'Thedford Roper
William W Poole
Attest C L Swenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sixth Ward
Arizona
Graze Anderson
Casa Grande, Ari
Pocatello
Ned M. Hutchins
Howell
Mil. Cains
Dairy Farmer of America
Pet Milk Company
Mit.k
Pet Milk Company Research
PET
Milk Products Division
SEGD
Polling Place
Jefferson
Sallie EF Smith
Loretta Maughan
Louise Rasmussen
Armenitta Sorenson
Merle Peterson
Polling Place Central School
First East
Oneida Streets
Preston, Idaho
Leona Lemmon
Emily Evans
Clara Hollingsworth
Bessie Reeder
Elma Swann
Frank G Jenson
Frank G Jensen
P M. Conlie
Ada P Jense
West Side
Dayton
Federal Avenue
Live Money
Insurance Group
Fos
Robert N. Acock
West Oneida
Ray C. Hart
Dean Shaffer
Spencer Wilan
Monsanto
Soda Springs
Columbia
Tennessee
Monsanto Chemical Corporation
Butte
Stauffer Chemical Company
Oregon
Columbia River
Standard Magnesium
Tulsa
Oklo
Portland
R M Wheeler
Wheeler
Bonneville Power Administration
Wendover
Portland Oregonian
Washington
EPA
Snake River Power Association, Inc
P. O. Box
Boise, Idaho
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