Pinewood Derby Winners Named in Preston Ward Pack 233
Pinewood Derby winners in Preston First ward Pack 233 include Clay Bodily and Robert Johnson as top honorees. Clay earned fastest car and fishing gear prizes. Robert took fancy car honors with similar awards. Numerous entrants received participation plaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Bodily
Robert Johnson
Preston First Ward
Pinewood Derby
Clay
Larin Bodily
Evan
Robert
LeRoy Johnson
Kelly Martin
Mike Steadman
Vance Owen
Alan Pearce
Wesley Popp
Benton Christensen
Forrest Fackrell
Steven Beckstead
David Derricott
Doug Smith
Jeff Phillips
Kevin Carter
Marshall Owens
Scott Whitehead
David Dawson
Mike Bowman
John Dahle
Troy Johnson
Morgan Tovey 77 of Malad Dies at Home
Morgan William Tovey 77 died Thursday May 31 at his Malad home. He was born August 14 1895 in St John to David William and Mary Ann Jardine Tovey. He married Gwenfred Jones in 1922. she died in 1967. He was WWI veteran, elder in the Presbyterian Church, sheriff of Oneida County 1924–28, school board member 1944–48, grain grower leader, irrigation company president, and bank director. Survived by three sons two daughters and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Malad LDS chapel with military and Masonic rites. burial in Malad City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan William Tovey
Malad
St John
David William
Mary Ann Jardine Tovey
Gwenfred Jones
Pocatello
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Ernest W Jones
Oneida County
Oneida
First Bank and Trust of Idaho
Senior Citizens Board of
Morgan W Jr
Portland
Ore
John D Malad
Roger D
Danville
Calif
Cecil
Winifred) Alldaffer
Soda Springs
Charles
Mary Sue) Borden
Gooding
Second Ward
Norman Naugler
Malad City
Lodge
Red Meat Production Drops in April Idaho report shows lower output
Red meat production in April fell by two percent to 196 million pounds from the prior April. Beef, veal, pork, lamb and mutton totals are lower as slaughter counts declined and averages shifted. January to April 1973 red meat production runs at 821 million pounds vs 840 million the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Social Notices From Lewiston and Surrounding Areas
Sociable Citizen Mrs Hattie Swainston of Lewiston visited with her daughter and husband the Palmers. Mrs Effie Jardine of Idaho Falls visits this week with sister Mrs Marjorie Anderson and other relatives. Mrs Edward Trujillo has been at the Primary LDS hospital in Salt Lake City ten days with daughter Denise who is a patient undergoing tests. Mr and Mrs Farrell Nielsen of Brigham City visited last Sunday with her mother Mrs Marjorie Anderson. Mr and Mrs Wallace Seamon attended the graduation of their son in law Clyde M Palmer at Weber State College first last Saturday where he earned a BS in Police Science and won a Kentucky college scholarship for him and his wife Sherry and two sons David and Todd who will live there this fall. He is employed as a police officer with Layton Utah police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Swainston
Lewiston
Shirley Palmer
Edward Trujillo
LDS
Salt Lake City
Denise
Wallace Seamons
Clyde M. Palmer
Weber State
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Hogle Zoo
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Harold Peterson
Roger
Mexico
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Taxco
Silver Artisans of the World
Acapulco
Perry Johnson
Preston
Irwan Allens
20Th Century Fox
Gene Hackman
Ernest Borgnine
Red Buttons
Carol Lynley
Roddy McDowall
Stella
Shelley Winters
OX Albertson
Pamela Sue Martin
Arthur O'Connell
Eric Shea
Leslie Nielsen
Romald Neame
Irwin Allen
Ronald Nemme
Stirling Silliphamt
Wendell Mayes
Pall Gallico
John Walliams
Delure
Marerad
Poe Tennegers
FBI
SAT
Morgan Tovey
VU Preston
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Community Theatre
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Sun
M.J.B. Coffee
Duncan Hines
Browny Mix
Yello
Hormel Franks
Western Sea
Rozn Food Savings
IME
Western Family
Ajax
S&h
Kroft
Preston, Idaho
Effie Jardine
Idaho Falls
Marjorie Anderson
Mr and Mrs Farrell Nielsen
Brigham City
Twin Lakes
Franklin County
Kermit L Hodges
Dayton
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