LaPriel Palmer Weds Boise Man At Rites June 4
LaPriel Palmer and Arthur Barraclough wed June 4 at the bride’s parents home in a ceremony led by Willis Peterson. Relatives attended a reception afterward as pink and white floral decor and bridesmaids in pink and yellow nylon accompanied the bride in a white embroidered organdy gown.
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LaPriel Palmer
Boise
Rites
W. G. Palmer
LaPriel
Arthur Barraclough
T. Barraclough
Willis Peterson
Salt Lake City
Boise Second Wards
Linda Richards
Jane Palmer
Mary Ann Bunker
Jack Barraclough
Elda Carlson
Ruth Webber
Elnora Palmer
Thora Winn
Fairview
Boots and Saddle Club Hosts Dutch Oven Dinner
Boots and Saddle riding club members and guests rallied Sunday at Community Camp for a Dutch oven dinner served to 125 people. Eugene Hull and Clyde Oliverson led the event with assistants Evan Peterson Rulon Dunn Albert Moser and Kenneth Oliverson. Wives joined a ranger trail ride to Litz Basin Cub River then campfire cookery. Alvin Beckstead chaired the ride.
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Boots and Saddle Riding Club
Eugene Hull
Clyde Oliverson
Evan Peterson
Rulon Dunn
Albert Moser
Kenneth Oliverson
Litz Basin
Cub River
Alvin Beckstead
Local social notes and travel updates from Preston and surroundings
MC Frank Foss Jr leaves for Spokane summer camp for a month while Reed Stockdale family attend open house for Prince and Farman Farmaian at the Miller home in Murray Utah. Gerald Day calls from Pearl Harbor. he returns from Korea and will be stationed in San Diego July 24 aboard USS Brush. Aug 1 G De Gilgore family weekend in Yellowstone Park. Mrs Harmer travels to Salt Lake City to care for ill mother Elmer Reese. Nola Davis Josie Purser vacationing in California and Mexico. S L Nypower visits Preston. Dean Jensen and families travel to Yellowstone for fishing. Francis Hansen of Los Angeles visits Preston. Petterbergs accompany Hansen to Rigby to see Gus Hansen. Blanche Atkinson leaves for Mud Lake with kids visiting relatives.
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Reed Stockdale
Franklin
Prince
Myron Day
Gerald
Pearl Harbor
Korea
States
San Diego
USS
Brush
Preston Area Visitors and Travelers Highlight Local Social Roundup
Local residents and visitors share recent trips and stays as families and friends from Baker Ore Seattle Ogden Folsom Califormia Coeur d Alene Boise and Preston reconnect. Notable guests include Mrs Martine Leishman Mr Willis Johnson and the Petterbergs with multiple homes and trips mentioned.
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Martine Leishman
Baker, Ore
Petterbergs
Thatcher Community Notes Include Enrollments and Visits
Mrs Roma Anderson and Milton Mendenhall enrolled at USAC for six weeks. The Garbetts and Mendenhalls visited in Pocatello with Don and Vernon Mendenhall. A Lago ward program featured Harris Stephenson Hugh Heath Guy Harris and Mrs Ora Meacham with a solo by Franklin Mickelson. Dave Barthlome and Joan visited Salt Lake with Blaine Barthlome and Wilma. Sybil Harris began work at Dicks Market in Thatcher. LuJean Hogan of Weiser visited with Mary Callahan. E E Conlin of Ogden visited Claude Conlin's home. Thatcher rodeo committees were praised for a well-run show and large turnout.
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Roma Anderson
Milton Mendenhall
USAC
Richard Garbett
Vernon Mendenhall
Charles Clark
Pocatello
Don Mendenhall
Lago Ward
Harris Stephenson
Hugh Heath
Guy Harris
Ora Meacham
Franklin Mickelson
Dave Barthlome
Joan
Salt Lake
Blaine Barthlome
Wilma
Sybil Harris
Dick’s Market
Thatcher
LuJean Hogan
Weiser
Mary Callahan
E. E. Conlin
Ogden
Claude Conlin
Rodeo aims noted with special honors to leadership
The afternoon's entertainment highlights special congratulations for Dave Barthlome general chairman of the rodeo and his committee Milton Smith Clif ford Manhart Freeman Rasmus sen Howard Roper Simpson Roper Brig Young Dahl Rob bins Charles Izatt Dick Hoopes and Ralph Anderson. Mr and Mrs Cecil Miles and family visited relatives and friends in Thatcher and Soda Springs Monday.
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Dave Barthlome
Milton Smith
Clifford Manhart
Freeman Rasmussen
Howard Roper
Simpson Roper
Brig Young
Dahl Robbins
Charles Izatt
Dick Hoopes
Ralph Anderson
Cecil Miles
Thatcher
Soda Springs
Preston Idaho Ordinance 331 Approves City Budget 1952
Ordinance 331 provides the annual appropriation for the fiscal year May 1 1952 to April 30 1953 by the City Council of Preston Idaho. General fund allocations include Police 15500 Streets 29000 Library 3600 Street lights 5500 Recreation 5500 Fire 5325.60 with a total of 64425.60. Additional allocations cover Council Clerk Treasurer 6000 Legal Health Judge Jail Offices 3500 Water 17500 Parks 3500 Sewer 3500 Garbage 6500 Buildings 2150 Miscellaneous 3000 Bonds interest 32524.40 total 9176 174.40 overall total 140600.00. Section two states the ordinance
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Preston
Idaho
Dicetum
Preston Idaho passes annual mill levy ordinance
The city council of Preston Idaho adopts an annual mill levy for the fiscal year May 1 1952 to April 30 1953 setting a tax rate of 0.042 on the dollar across General Fund Street lights Bond interest and sinking fund Recreation Sewer district and related accounts. The ordinance takes effect immediately upon passage approval and publication. Mayor Rulon Dunn and Clerk C I Goff oversee the proceedings.
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Preston
Idaho
City of
Ida
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Studebaker
OPERA
GMC
FORD
Western Motor Sales
South State
Preston Supply Company
North State
Utah
Boots
Saddle Club
Frank Foss, Jr
Spokane
G. de Gilgore
Yellowstone Park
Orris M. Harmer
Elmer D Reese
Nola Davis
Josie Purser
California
Mexico
S. L. Nypower
Los Angeles
Dean Jensen
Willard Jensen
Zane Doyle
Francis Hansen
Emil Petterberg
George Rogers
Blanche Atkinson
Mud Lake
Ther
Willis Johnson
J. C. Malmberg
William Urry
Ray Millar
Blaine Robinson
James Robinson
George R_ Sant
Seattle
Floyd Field
Folsom
Galif
G. A Hansen
Jeanie
Oliver
Mountain States Implement Co
C. I. Goff
Cc. I. Goff
Ferguson Tractor
Tractor Service
Cranney's
Cranney Chevrolet CO
Chevrolet
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DE Soto
Hudson
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