Notice to creditors in estate of Joseph Larsen Idaho
The administrator Condie announces that all claims against the estate of Joseph Larsen deceased must be presented with vouchers to the administrator at Preston Franklin County Idaho within four months after the first publication. First published March 23 1961. Last published April 13 1961.
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Joseph Larsen
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
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Condie
Mink Creek Residents Attend Funerals and Weddings Across States
Mink Creek reports George Upchurch funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen. Anna Wilde of Preston stayed with Merlin Wilde’s family, quilting Thursday. Ada Jensen Della Keller Lorna Wilde Jemima Crane Sarah Rasmussen Elma Keller Virgin Dockstader Venna Hymas joined quilting. Claude Keller family traveled to Salt Lake Cedar City to open house for Gerald Matheson. Dewayne Keller hosted in Las Vegas. Wayne Parrish family visited Vernon Keller in Bountiful. Keller and Larsen families attended Logan wedding reception for Betty Wurtlich and David Carter. Ward members attended sacrament services in Franklin Sunday evening.
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Chris Hansen
George Upchurch
Anna R. Wilde
Preston
Merlin Wilde
Ada Jensen
Della Keller
Lorna Wilde
Jemima Crane
Sarah Rasmussen
Elma Keller
Salt Lake
Cedar City
Utah
Gerald Matheson
Las Vegas
Nev
Dewayne Kellers
Wayne Parrish
Bountiful
Seminar class program directed by Ross Wilde hosts talks
The program in Mr. Hull's seminary class was led by Ross Wilde, with Mink Creek participants Dewayne Larsen and Clarice Christensen giving talks. Pamela Westerberg and Rafae Olson performed in a four string trio with Marcia Edgley of Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jensen and family of Hyde Park, Utah, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Swend Anderson.
Social Notes From Oxford and Nearby Towns
Oxford residents and relatives share visits and travel, including Mrs. Aldeane Fisher and family in Pocatello, trips to Preston Weston and Logan temples, a quilting session by Relief Society members, and gatherings with the Hatch Olson and Baker families visiting kin in Clifton Franklin Provo Manti and Soda Springs.
Dayton Social News: Local Residents Attend Weekend Visits
Dayton residents and relatives gather for weekend trips and visits. Salt Lake City guests Miss Joan Archibald and Miss Carol Stevenson attend BYU while Pauline Kirkbride and Myrna Phillips stay with family. Families from New Sweden Idaho and Pocatello join to travel to Wichita Falls. Jack Archibald undergoes major surgery in Logan and shows good recovery progress. Marvin Gestner, Tabernacle Choir member, speaks at a senior Aaronic event and visits Bishop Dalley’s home. James Egbert returns from Logan to finish the school year at West Side High School.
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Joan Archibald
Salt Lake City
Carol Stevenson
BYU
Provo
Pauline Kirkbride
Myrna Phillips
Spencer Crookston
Kendall Balls
Wichita Falls
Texas
Marvin Gestner
Don 'Q Dalley
Tabernacle Choir
Japan
Veil Page
Clarence Nelson
S. R. Christensen
Richmond
James Egbert
C. G. Egbert
Dayton
Logan
West Side High School
Don Q. Dalley
Dalley Family Visits California and Idaho for Holidays
Mrs. A F Dalley visited her son John Max Dalley in San Lorenzo California since Christmas. She returned home for two days then went to Rexburg to visit her daughter Edna Steele. She accompanied her son Don Dalley to Blackfoot for the funeral of Mrs Lillie May Farnes and visited another son Milton.
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A. F. Dalley
John Max Dalley
San’ Lorenzo
Calif
Rexburg
Edna ‘Steele
Don Dalley
Blackfoot
Lillie May Farnes
Milton
Cottle Family Summer Visit Across States
Fairview couple Mr and Mrs James Cottle traveled via St George to San Diego spent a week with Bill Hyde then visited Santa Ana to see sister and husband Fred McNaught Berkeley to see Coleen Cottle and Ed Orm. They returned home through Reno visiting Otto Peterson Ogden arriving Saturday night Sunday visitors were Mrs Knudsen and Mr Knudsen of Preston.
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James Cottle
St. George
San Diego
Calif
Bill Hyde
Santa Ana
Fred McNaught
Berkeley
Coleen Cottle
Ed Orm
Reno
Nev
Otto Peterson
Ogden
Vern Cole
Chris Knudsen
Preston
Library Cooperation Prompts New Hours Change
The library board proposes a March 17 start for new hours. Fridays and Saturdays will run 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., while Monday to Thursday open at 11:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. The piece invites readers to meet local officials and staff including Harold Pinson and Ellen Greaves.
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Harold Pinson
Ellen Greaves
William L. Weber
Utah Power and Light Co
J. Neff’ Boothe
Carol Condie
Deanne Wells
Utah State University
Advertisers Support Your Local Newspaper
The paper credits business firms for its funding and invites readers to support local commerce to keep community news and Franklin County reporting available.
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Franklin County
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