Clifton Weather Damages and Community Notices
A strong wind damaged Clifton area Thursday night blowing down Albert Westover’s brick garage and peeling roofing from a house. Cedar tree fall covered John Anderson’s front lawn. Lego Milk hosted a Monday family party with prizes, show, and refreshments. Relief Society met for a quilt project and anniversary social led by Mrs Connie Petersen. Readings, a violin solo, and talks occurred with spring decor. Numerous visits and social notes followed with ward activities, meetings in Preston and Idaho Falls, plus church youth events and awards. Housing ads listed and local events noted alongside PMA and soil conservation planning discussions. Weekend guests included Bill Anderson and R W Geddes. Hot Springs opening with a midnight dance announced for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Westover
John Anderson
Lego Milk Company
Clifton
West Side
Relief Society
Connie Petersen
Alita McCombs
Maxine Choules
Fern Sears
Janet Davis
Edna Kofoed
Local Businessman Baur Re-elected to Preston Chamber Board
Two businessmen run Electric and Furniture Co. begin a two year term on the Preston chamber of commerce board. Mr Baur serves as merchants committee chairman for a second term and is in his second year as a Preston Lions director. He also held one year as vice president of the Intermountain Electric Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Choules
Pocatello
PMA
Soil Conservation Service
Choules
Ira Clark
Preston
A.H Stevenson
County Supervisors
Preston Indians edge Moscow in tough away game
Fulton led Preston with 16 points while Crawford hit for 10 and Shaffer Davis and Charles added six each. Keller scored once as Moscow fought hard and stayed ahead most of the game. Idaho Falls had upset Nampa earlier and was ready for Preston, but the Tigers held on despite a late Preston push. Roh contributed 11 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Indians
Fulton
Crawford
Shaffer
Davis
Charles
Keller
Idaho Falls
Nampa Bulldogs
Preston
Tigers
Roh
Tigers Take Lead Early In Idaho Falls Clash
The Tigers opened with a 16 to 9 run and led 28-22 at the hall, 40-32 after three. Idaho Falls focused on shutting Bob Fulton as the Tigers’ big Indian center held to eight points, tying with Shaffer and Charles for high honors. Crawford seven, Keller five, Davis and Condie two apiece. Rod of Idaho Falls scored 21 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Hall
Idaho Falls
Bob Fulton
Shaffer
Charles
Crawford
Keller
Davis
Condie
Rod
Idaho Falls Flash
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Ern’s Appliance & Sport
Ern Britenbeker
DON Greaves Iga
del Monte
Oysters
Crystal Bay
Alex Gleed
Malad
James Gleed
Blanche Henderson
Ogden
H D Hope
Mary Sears
Iva Lou Lewis
Lee Sant
Lillian Howell
Lew McDermott
Jenny McDermott
Inez Henderson
Lou Dean Lewis
Marilyn McDermott
Jalene Davis
Lera Westover
Ruby Ralphs
Beth Winward
Leah Taylor
Marguerite Jepsen
Wanda Mortensen
Natale Mendenhall
Rulon Olson
Logan
Swan Lake Ward
Mary Kirkbride
LeRoy Walker
Robert Rush
Salt Lake City
Bryan Wioward
Blair Henderson
Clair Westover
Oxford Ward
Reed Westover
Theone Smith
YWMIA
Fern Bears
Clarice Porter
Connie Peter Isen
Ramona McDermott
Janet Olson
Dixie McCombs
Narvene Kofoed
Sharon Walker
Carma Povey
Raelene Winward
Maurine Howell
Gloria Viehweg
Elly
Russell Keller
Oxford
Mir
Anthon Jepsen
Oneida
Merl N Johnson
Lewiston
Bill Anderson
R. W. Geddes
Floyd Dahlton
Wieners
Sweigarts
Bacon
Angel Food
Loz
U.S
Hams
Articurs Star
Cudahy Puritan
KODAK
Kodak Products
Eggs Fresh Ranch
Honey Sharp
Washington
Grange
Cracker
Brato
Preston Ih
Preston Indians
Son Olar
South State St
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