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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
2
Mrs Beckstead and children extend vacation visits visiting sister and family in Brigham City and Benson. Clair Williams and Leo Williams family members visit Preston area and Malad, with relatives from Kaysville Burley and Salt Lake City. Grace High School basketball loses to Soda Springs, defeats Fielding, then falls to American Falls ending tournament run.
An advertisement seeks reliable locals with a car and $500 cash to launch with new automatic vending accounts for cigarettes candy nuts or gum. No selling, training and accounts setup provided. Interview via P O Box 156 Rochester Minnesota.
Clifton Mr and Mrs Gary Croshaw and family spent two weeks at Pocateco visiting Mrs Croshaws parents Mr and Mrs Willard Allen and returned home last Thursday. Mrs Ella W alker and Mrs Marjorie Howell attended a workshop at the courthouse in Preston last Friday. Lucretia Maughan demonstrated fancy pillow making. The Callisters from Nyssa Oregon visited Friday to Monday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Povey then went to Whit
Cleveland residents the Nielsons of Soda Springs visited with Bert and Lorin Nielson. Eldon Anderson of Ogden spent days with his parents Fred and family. A daughter was born to Spencer Panter and his wife at Togan hospital on February 23. Grandparents are Lorin Panter and Vernon Johnson of Grace. Dean Panter and daughter Francine spent Wednesday in Logan for a medical checkup. The MIA activity leader staged a one act play at the ward building. Devers Nelson spent the weekend with Verl Nelson. Vernon Harris visited his daughter in Grace with Douglas Willams’ family. Ina Bennett suffered a broken rib from a fall at home. Paul Adams, a former valley resident, visited here and Swan Lake. he now lives in Ephrata, Washington, and returned for farm machinery. Lorin Panter and Harold Winn hosted visitors in Preston. Nancy McGregor also visited. Bert Nielson hosted Bill Nielson and family from Soda Springs Tuesday. Tamia Andreasen of Soda Springs spent the weekend with cousin Genene Andreasen. Fred Anderson and his wife dined with daughter and son‑in‑law Dean Hogan in honor of Mrs. Andersons birthday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Christensen and others surprised Dee Andreasen for her birthday with refreshments and visiting. Rulon Burton and family spent the weekend with sister and husband George Perry and Maggie Smith in Ogden, while Bill Condie attended Soda Springs cutter races as announcer. Neal Beckstead and Denver relatives visit his wife’s parents.
Riverdale residents hosted guests Judy Packer and Sharon Johannesen from Ontario Oregon. Local families attended district tournaments in Marsh Valley and ward activities included a conference, Sunday school talks, and a ward reunion planned for March 1.
A lively sale list features numerous mid century cars including a 1956 Olds Holiday Coupe, 1955 Chev 2-door Sed, 1953 Chev 4-door sedan, and a 1954 Bel-Air. Highlights claim low mileage, new paint jobs, up to 90 percent tires, V8s, and strong mechanical condition with affordable prices. Many offer cash purchases and stated warranties.
Car listing describes a Chevel Air sedan owned by a factory man. It highlights air conditioning priced at 3485 dollars, bumper guards, back up lights, white wall tires, and other features. Sold new for over 4000 dollars with a reduced sale price offered.
Plymouth 4 door. One owner cared for car with bright new paint. Rambler Station Wagon offered cash buy, very clean and well equipped, runs strong, priced to sell as a good deal for a quick home. See for yourself.
We bought this car outright and know how to inspect it. A dealer paid cash and wouldn’t accept just anything. after you see it you’ll agree it’s worth the money. It’s loaded with fine equipment and will not stay long on the lot. Easy terms pay now and some this fall and next fall via GMAC farm plan.
A clean Buick two door sedan priced attractively. It was owned and used in the city and purchased with cash. The ad emphasizes real economy and a manual transmission for buyers seeking value.
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