Engagements announced for Geraldine Lowe and Hansen-Ransom
Mrs D C Lowe announces the engagement of her daughter Geraldine to Ted EB Steers of Preston with plans for an April 16 Logan temple wedding. Miss Lowe is a Preston High School graduate and Steers is employed at First Security bank. A trousseau tea is set for April 13 at the Franklin home from 3 to 7 p.m. Also announced is the approaching marriage of Miss Hansen of Weston to Reese Ransom of Springfield Idaho with a temple ceremony planned for April 8 at the Logan LDS temple. Miss Hansen works at First Security bank. Ransom is a USAC junior and Sigma Nu member. P T A met at Bergquist home to review yearly plans and nominate officers. light refreshments were served by Mrs Harold Allen and Mrs Lee Bergquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Lowe
Franklin
Geraldine
Ted. EB. Steers
Preston
Logan-temple
Miss Lowe
Preston High School
George. V.hansen
Weston
Reese Ransom
Alice, Ransom
Springfield
Tda
Logan Lds Temple
Miss. Hansen
First Security Bank
Ransom
USAC
Sigma- Nu ‘Fraternity
P-Ta
Bergquist
Lee Bergquist
Harold Allen
Easter Week Services Outlined by Catholic Pastor
The pastor outlines Holy Week services at the Catholic Church. Holy Thursday recalls the Last Supper with mass and faithful communion. Good Friday emphasizes the crucifixion with the presanctified mass and cross unveiling. Holy Saturday blesses the Easter candle and prophecies before the Easter Mass at 12:45 PM. Easter Sunday marks the climax of the week with a 12:45 PM service highlighting Christ’s divinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jésus
Christ
Calvary
Farewell Party for Mrs Hugh Harper Highlights Social
The Harper farewell event at Mrs Reid Bosworth’s home drew 12 guests to honor Mrs Hugh Harper and her small daughter Luetta as they prepare to move to Lapwal Ida. Bridge games featured Lorna Dunn winning high honors and Pat Harper the consolation prize. Separately Ingram Smith hosted a birthday dinner for family guests including Mr and Mrs LaVor Smith and son, Bud Thomas, Lengiss Smith, and Grant Smith.
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Reid Bosworth
Sof
Hugh
Lorna Dunn
Pat
Harper
Ingram Smith
Stest
LaVor Smith
Bud” Thomas
Lengiss
Smith
Grant Smith
Mink Creek Stockmen Bid for Grazing Season 1948
The Mink Creek Stockmen's Association invites sealed bids for riding the range and distributing salt for the 1948 grazing season. Bids may be made by month or for the entire season and must be received by April 1, 1948 at 8 p.m. Mail or deliver to Norman J. Larsen, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek Stockmen’s Association
Norman J. Larsen
Association
Good Neighbor Contest Announced With Show
The Good Neighbor contest, sponsored by the American Legion, will be featured on the Fun for You show on March 31 and April 1. Any community president may vote for a neighbor, man or woman, who has done outstanding charitable or civic work locally. Nominations should be mailed to The Citizen by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ® Legion
Unlicensed Dogs Held By City After 72 Hour Rule
City officers hold a number of unlicensed dogs at the city building for 72 hours as a possible owner pickup period. Police Chief Dur Huls warns that after the window the animals will be destroyed. Also noted is Priest Lake’s name origin from Father Phillip Roothan and legends of his drowning while aiding a stricken Indian. Three Idaho rivers flow into the ground east of Arco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dur Huls
Priest
North
Idaho
Phillip Roothan
Big Lost
Little Lost River
Arco
Wrestling card set for Monday at Preston high gym
The Preston high school gym hosts a professional wrestling card Monday at 8:30 pm. Main bout features The Wonder Boy against a lion, with ring attractions including Ken Mayne of Salt Lake City vs Bob Cummings of Ohio in two out of three falls with a one hour limit. Jack O'Reilly of Australia faces Billy White of Texas in a two out of three falls and 45 minute limit. The event is sponsored by the local American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Bob Cummings
Ohio
Cummings
Jack O'Reilly
Australia
Billy
Injuries Not Serious In Collision Saturday
Leland Morrison of Franklin was detained overnight at Preston hospital with back injuries after a two car crash near his farm Saturday evening. Walter Blackner of Soda Springs drove the other car. Morrison attempted a left turn from Franklin and collided with Blackner’s car. X rays showed no serious injuries and Morrison was released Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Morrison
Franklin
Preston Hospital
Here
Walter Blackner
Soda Springs
Recruiting Sergeant Moves to Preston Postoffice
Recruiting sergeant Jerry Lien, army and air force recruiting representative in Preston, moved his office from the chamber of commerce rooms above the bank to the basement of the post office. He will be on hand at the new location to assist with the building of the new regular army, noting space limitations at the chamber address necessitated the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lien
Army
Air Force
Preston
Chamber of “Commerce
Post Office
America
Lien
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Preston Camera Club Organizing Meeting At Courthouse
The Preston Camera Club held its initial meeting Monday night at the courthouse for those interested in forming the group. An organizing committee was elected to plan programs and activities, with bylaws and officer elections set for April 12 at 8 o clock. a special program is being prepared and invitations extended to still and movie photography enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Camera Club
Dan Roberts
Willi
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Safeway
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Walt
TABU
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Prince Matchabelli
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Yardley
Bon Ami
Rowden
Canterbury
Edward
Uxu
Ula
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OFCON
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Rinsow
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Lee
Johnson's Drug Store
Schick Electric
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Ne ‘Manson
Whitman
Mary Anne's
Hugh Harper
Greaves Style Shop
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