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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
5
Readable scores show participants Jack Vired 214 and Keller 179 with Hoch teas a oe bts in a 1988 County Grain Growers event. Details blur but high and came figures hint at competitive standings and notable performances.
Notice from the Franklin County Idaho Board of Commissioners announces a hearing on the petition to create Franklin County Library District within the stated boundaries. The hearing will be held on the specified date and time, with opportunity for any person to appear and object.
The Veterans and Auxiliary held a regular meeting with discussion of a sewing project for the Veterans Hospital and plans to launch service efforts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Ward, Mr and Mrs Claude Howell, and visitors. attendees reflected on a successful bazaar and related events while others attended a wedding and a cutter racers banquet in Preston.
The piece lists multiple club parties and meetings including the Nifty Needle party with sewing themes, bridge and music room events, Daughters of Pioneers lessons on early money, and a smorgasbord by the Whitney ward Relief Society. Attendees include Mrs Barbara, Mrs Dorothy, Mr Prescott and others from Pocatello, Sandy, and nearby towns.
In Dugway Utah Mr and Mrs George Reeder and family spent weekend visiting at the John Reeder home. Mr and Mrs Vernon Reeder and Mrs Bessie Reeder were guests there. Joan Reeder leaves for Hawaii for several months for employment. The Paskins family hosted overnight guests Ted Paskins and family. Bonnie Paskins at Salt Lake City school spends a spring vacation week at home. Relief Society work day featured quilting for Mrs Vernetta Sant with ten women present. Dinner provided by Mrs Sant.
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