Bodily Dies in Lewiston After Long Illness
Blanche M Matkin Bodily 72 died at her daughter's Lewiston home after a prolonged illness. Born in Hyde Park New Jersey to Samuel and Ernila Drury Matkin she married Christopher Bodily in 1915 Salt Lake Tomb. He died 12 years ago. Survived by sons Arlo Preston Arlie Rawlins Iston Utah Bardo, Samuel, Vertis Bodily Lewiston Ardell Cherry Ogden. 15 grandchildren. brother George Matkin Lake and sister Lara Sorensen Cornish Utah. Funeral Friday 1 p.m. at Lewiston second chapel with viewing Thursday evening at the family home in Lewiston.
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Blanche Matkin
Daugher
Lewiston
Hyde Park
Jah
Samuel
Ermila Drury ‘Matkin
Christopher Bodily
Salt Lake Tomb
Arloily
Preston
Arlie Rawlins
Iston
Utah
Bardo Bodily
Uel
Ann Vertis Bodily
Ardell Cherry Ogden
George’ Matkin
Lake
Lara Sorensen
Cornish
Jso
Elvira C Jensen Funeral Held in Tremonton
Funeral services were held March 23 at 1 p.m. in the Ox Clifton ward chapel for Elvira C Jensen 71 who died of a heart attack. Bishop Dennis Ralph conducted the service with prayers at the home by J Perry Briscoe, opening remarks by Le d Boyce, and preludes by Dorothy Keller. Speeches by Ernest Olson, Henry Hatch, and Malad stake Moyle Facer followed. Pallbearers were grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial was in Tremonton Cemetery under the direction of Webb Mortuary. Walter Fridel directed the graveside rites.
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Ox- Clifton Ward
el- Co
Malmberg 69 Veteran War II Funeral Held
Joseph Clarence Malmberg 69 longtime Union Pacific employee died after extended illness. Born November 6 1887 in Idaho, he served in World War II and leaves a wife a son William J. Malmberg and a brother S E Malmberg. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Preston second ward with burial in Clarkston cemetery.
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Joseph Clarence Malmberg
Eis
The
Elks
Union
Pacific Ac
William J. Malmberg
S. E. Malmberg
Idaho Falls
Preston Second Ward
Clarkston Cemetery
Son
Webb Mortuary
Morgan McEntire Celebrates Fifth Birthday in Preston
Morgan McEntire marked his fifth birthday on Wednesday March 13 at Preston with family and friends. Attendees included Gene Brown Judy Brown Sue Murdock Lynn Murdock Helen Fisher Bruce Fisher Stanley McEntire Shannon McEntire Virginia Gamble Diane Noyes Scott Thornton Lloyd Noyes Gale Noyes Gordon Allen and Ethel Allen. Ice cream cake and games followed the party in a festive family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan McEntire
Earl McEntire
Preston
Gene
Judy Brown
Sue
Lynn Murdock
Helen
Bruce Fisher
Stanley
Shannon’ McEntire
Virginia Gamble
Diane Noyes
Scott Thornton
Lloyd
Gale
Noyes
Morgan
Utah
Gordon
Ethel Allen
Cove
Richard
David
Marian Merrill
Rubinoff violinist to perform in Preston concert
The Preston Lions club schedules famed violinist Rubinoff to perform May 13 at the high school auditorium, with final arrangements underway in Preston.
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Preston Lions
Preston
Rubinoff
Eight Cage Teams Vie for Trophies in Preston Tourney
Eight local and visiting basketball teams compete in Preston City Recreation Department's first annual tournament at the high school gym. Games begin 6 30 pm tonight with a consolation Friday at 7 and the final at 8 30. Prizes include trophies from Godfrey Hardware Epic's Radiator Shop and Edwards Floral.
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Preston City
Dell Rosen
Godfrey Hardware
Sherwin Webb
Franklin County Grain Growers
Robinson Service
Richmond
Utah
Welland Auto
Wellsville
Thatcher
Dayton
Epic
Edwards Floral
Max S Bell Receives National Fellowship at Chicago
Max S Bell son of Mr and Mrs Asael E Bell Preston has been chosen by the National Foundation for Science and Mathematics to receive a fellowship at the University of Chicago from Oct 5 to June 1958. He is a Preston High School and UCLA graduate living in South San Francisco teaching mathematics at South San Francisco High School with his wife and baby son.
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Max S. Bell
Asael E. Bell
Preston
National Foundation For Science and Mathematics
University of Chicago
Max Bell
Preston High School
University of California At Los
Valley Missionaries Meet in Iowa
Three Cache Valley missionaries gathered for an LDS conference in Des Moines Iowa on February 16 and 17. The group includes Eugene Long Leon Savage and Bruce Darley all from Utah. Savage has served 21 months and Darley four months with Long in Spencer Iowa and Darley Laboring in Marshalltown Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cache Valley
Eugene Long
Leon Savage
Bruce’ Darley
Savage
Darley
Hyrum
Utah
Third Ward
Marshalltown
Elder Savage
Elder Long
Mapleton
Franklin Stake
Spencer
Bruce Darley
Gordon’ Savage
Earl Darley
Bug Long
Wendell Long
Future Homemakers Elect New Officers in Preston Chapter
The Preston Chapter of Future Homemakers of America elected next year’s officers. Elected were Lenore Rasmussen president Laura Bennet vice president Kandis Coburn secretary JoAnn Gamble treasurer Kay Cherrington social manager Olive Tobler parliamentarian Linda Hinckley reporter Kathryn Eames historian Jane Orme project chairman Katie Ruth Bell degree chairman Edith Bell chapter mother. Retiring officers include Dinéen Choules president Clarene Taylor vice president Joann Gamble secretary Jolene Fellows treasurer Laura Bennett parliamentarian Katie Ruth Bell project chairman Jane Orme reporter Ann Maughan historian Lenore Rasmussen degree chairman and chapter mothers Mrs Wilde and Mrs Rasmussen.
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Preston
Future Homemakers of America
Lenore Rasmussen
Laura Bennet
Kandis Coburn
JoAnn Gamble
Kay Cherrington
Olive Tobler
Linda Hinckley
Kathryn Eames
Jane Orme
Katie Ruth Bell
Edith Bell
Dinéen Choules
Clarene Taylor
Jolene Fellows
Kathryn Wilde
Laura Bennett
Katie- Ruth-Bell
Ann Maughan
Wilde
Rasmussen
Telephone Employes Form New Committee In Preston
John Kirk from the Idaho information office of the telephone company formed a new employes and public information committee at their Preston office. Earl Solley chairs with June Richardson and Darrelyn Owen as members under supervision of G L Mink and Edith Hillstead. The group plans open houses exhibits parade floats and other public relations activities within the exchange. It also organizes employee functions such as picnics parties athletics and public speaking.
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John Kirk
Idaho Information Office
Telephone Company
Baseball League Starts 57 Plans
A meeting for reorganizing the Cache Valley Baseball League will be held next Thursday at 8 p m in the library at Smith Field. Henry Hodges of Lewiston, president, announced this week. New officers for the coming season will be elected. Teams wishing to enter in summer 1957 should have a representative at the April 4 meeting.
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Cache Valley Basebaill League
Smithfield
Henry Hodges
Lewiston
Preston Teacher Wins Scholarship In New Institute
Preston High School science teacher Carl P. Nielson earned a special scholarship to attend the University of Utah's science teaching institute from September to June 1958. He was among 50 selected from 350 applicants to pursue a master of science in education, funded by the National Science Foundation, with salary, travel, tuition, and book costs covered. Nielson, married with three children, holds a BS from Utah State University earned in 1936.
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Preston
Carl P. Nielson
University of Utah
Nielson
National Science Foundation
Utah State University
Preston Firemen Answer Four Calls
The Preston fire department answered four calls in two weeks, including three in one day. On March 16 crews attended grass fires at Fairvin, Second East and Third South, and on March 24 a fire at Wenzell Keller's Riverdale home started in the furnace room with little damage.
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Preston
Fairvin
Second East
Third South
Wenzell Keller
Riverdale
Annual Cancer School Closes After Informative Luncheon
The cancer school concluded after a buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Lee Bergquist, aiming to educate the public on personal benefits of constant awareness of cancer danger signals.
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Ware
Lee Bergquist
Future Farmers urged to prepare for future competition
Mr Richardson urged young men at Logan college to prepare for the future as competition rises. Burbank of Mapleton highlighted the need for readiness and effort to meet upcoming demands.
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Logan
Richardson
Burbank
Mapleton
Easter Seals Annual Sale Kicks Off in Franklin County
Funds from the Easter Seal campaign aim to expand services in Idaho with a second mobile speech therapy unit. Letters mailed to 1700 homes promote hope for crippled children, highlighting a potential service expansion to reach about 1000 more children with speech difficulties. The mobile unit, led by Janet Barrett, plans an April visit to Franklin County.
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Franklin County
Robert N
Idaho
Acock
Janet Barrett
East
West Side
Obituary: Fred Rinehard of Soda Springs
Saturday for Fred Rinehard of Soda Springs who died suddenly of a heart attack March 20. Survived by widow Dora four stepchildren Lynn Wright Emmett Wright Illie Cordingley Doris Ozburn seven grandchildren three brothers and one sister. Burial in Soda Springs cemetery.
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Fred
Rinehard
Soda Springs
Dora
Lynn Wright
Emmett Wright
Tooele
Utah
Idllie Cordingley
Preston
Doris Ozburn
Coeur d’Alene
Hobbs Family Visits Provo Murray and Gooding
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hobbs spent last Thursday visiting in Provo Utah with Mr. and Mrs. Odell Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs and their families. En route home they visited in Murray with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards and children. Sunday Mrs. Hobbs accompanied their son Elayne to Gooding where he will complete the next two months of school.
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Milo Hobbs
Provo
Utah
Odell Hobbs
Charles~Hobbs
Murray
Jack Richards
Service pin marks two years at Mountain States Telephone
A two year service pin was presented to the employee aboard a ceremony on March 21 marking her two year anniversary with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Edith Hillistead, chief operator, gave the pin.
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Preston’ Exchange
Mountain States Telephone’ &Telegraph C
Edith Hillistead
Franklin County Industrial Development Committee Forms
A committee named the Franklin County Industrial Development Committee has held three joint meetings with city officials and Preston Chamber of Commerce leaders to discuss proposals and promote local business, plants, and new industry in the area. Chairs include Dr. Leo R. Hawkes Dr. Kelton Merrill Blanche Hollingsworth Rulon Dunn and Weldon A. Nash.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Industrial Development Committee
Leo R. Hawkes
Kelton Merrill
Blanche ‘Hollingsworth
Rulon Dunn
Weldon A. Nash
Local births notice from two towns records multiple March births
Mr and Mrs Richard Williams Thatcher welcome a girl born March 10. Mr and Mrs Cleve Bodily Fairview welcome a girl born March 10. Mr and Mrs R J Wheeler Preston welcome a boy born March 19. Mr and Mrs Garland Kida Preston welcome a boy born March 24. Mr and Mrs Herman Viehweg Clifton welcome a girl born March 24.
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Richard W Williams
Thatcher
Cleve “Bodily
Fairview
R. J. Wheeler
Preston
Garland’ Kida
Herman Viehweg
Clifton
Card of Thanks for W. W. Ralphs
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of husband and father W. W. Ralphs. They mention floral tributes service singing and prayers as fond memories and thank those who helped.
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W. W. Ralphs
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Oseph Malmberg
Iiness
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Weston
Johnny King
Ella Jones
Kt Keeps
Kring
Johnson’s Drug
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Baseball League
New Institute
Future Farmers
American Foods
Fred - Rinehard
Enid Coburn
Willamette
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Latham
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