Preston and Provo Visitors Share Preston Weekend
Mr and Mrs Don Chadwick of Provo visited friends in Preston Whit ney Sunday. Miss Jocelyn Beckstead visited at the Beckstead home. Ann Maughan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Maughan, hosted a birthday party for seventeen friends on April 25 with a light luncheon and a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Chadwick
Provo
Preston
Whitney
Jocelyn Beckstead
Carl Beckstead
Miss Beckstead
Ann .Maughan
Kenneth Maughan
Local notes of births visits travels and club gatherings
Mr and Mrs Neil Keller announce the birth of a son born April 14 in Los Angeles where Keller attends college. Nathan Greaves of Fairbanks Alaska visited his parents and sister in Studio City before returning to Fairbanks. Zane Doyle and Dean Jensen hosted weekend guests in Salt Lake City and Whitney. Odell Hobbs plans a three week LDS mission trip with his parents. Various residents traveled to San Francisco Los Angeles Burley and Mexico for visits and duties. Club events included a Study club meeting with a lesson on Articles of Faith and a Variety club gathering in Whitney with lunch and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Keller
Los Angeles
Keller
Nathan “Greaves
Fairbanks
Alaska
Oliver. Greaves
Dan- Jones
Studio City
Calif
Zane Doyle
Salt Lake City
Dean Jensen
Jensen
Newel Stephens
Don Smith
Milo Hobbs
Mexico
Odell
Mexico City
California
LDS Church
Wil
Spring Creek Camp Meeting Held in Whitney
Mrs Woodrow Winward entertained the Spring Creek camp group at her Whitney East home. Mrs Lawrence Bodily spoke on her mother. Mrs Lindon Swainston led a lesson titled Cowboy of the Early Days with Mrs William Head as a guest. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Winward
Spring Creek
Whitney East
Lawrence Bodily
Lindon Swainston
William Head
Local Budgets Studied Across Idaho May Through July
Idaho local governments including cities villages and school districts study budgets in May June and July. The Associated Taxpayers of Idaho notes councils must pass appropriations for the coming year with taxpayers urged to scrutinize tax requirements reflected in December bills. The bulletin highlights economy moves from the recent session and warns federal tax increases for defense may hit in 1951, urging local efficiency and careful levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Shome
Max ‘Yost
Association
Bulletin
Yost
Franklin County Flower and Garden Club Seeks USAC Open House
The Franklin County Flower and Garden Club is invited to attend the horticulture department open house at USAC on May 3 4 and 6. A display of work from the fruit production and floriculture department is planned. The local chapter will meet Monday night at the Franklin County courthouse with a Q and A session. members are asked to bring written questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin ‘County
Flower and Garden Club
USAC
Department of Fruit Production and Floriculture
Franklin County
Weston Youths Stage Comedy Tuesday Night
Hilda Nash Olsen directed a three act comedy But Fair Tomorrow presented by Weston Young People to Franklin stake Mutual Groups. Cast included Valene Buttars Bernus Benson Venice Nelson Parleen Campbell Paul Taylor Cleo Thompson Reed Griffeth Lyle Porter and Keith Buttars Svarry Olsen supervised sound effects. The show drew praise from Franklin stake MIA officers and prompted a request to perform again for the stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda ‘Nash ‘Olsen
Weston
Franklin Stake Mutual
Stake
Valene “Buttars
Bernus Benson
Venice ‘Niélson
Parleen Campbell
Paul Taylor
Cleo Thompson
Reed Griffeth
Lyle Porter
Keith Buttars
Svarry Olsen
Franklin Stake Mia
Gleaners
M-men
Piano Recital by Mrs Paull’s Students in Fourth Ward
Mrs George Paull presents 16 piano students in a public recital next Thursday at the fourth ward chapel starting 8 p m all welcome with a note that children under 12 should not attend. Winners of superior ratings at the recent state Salt Lake City contest perform. A private recital for younger pupils will follow Monday at the studio 62 North Second East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paull
Fourth Ward
Miss Audrey Talbot Honored at Shower Announcement
Audrey Talbot was honored at a shower Tuesday at her home with a bride book made for her. Guests included Betty Sorenson Barbara Talbot Clair Ashcroft Dora Gay Martin Kar ma Ashcroft. Talbot will wed Wayne Vail Friday in the Logan temple. The Nifty Needle Club met at Mrs Lee Bergquist’s home last Wednesday for needlework and a squad luncheon. Special guests were Mrs Fréd Hansen Mrs Sturton Smedley and Mrs Don Bergquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Petterberg
Audrey Talbot
Betty Sorenson
Barbara Talbot
Clair Ashcroft
Dora Gay
Martin
Karma Ashcroft
Talbot
Wayne Vail
Brigham City
Logan Temple
Nifty Needle Club
Be Home
Lee
Bergquist
Fréd Hansen
Sturton
Smedley
Don Bergquist
ESA Sorority Holds Thursday Meeting at Home
ESA Sorority met Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Theo Petterberg. The program featured discussions on floral arrangements by Nat Edwards and demonstrations. The Ellis sextet performed two vocal numbers. Mildred Pickett state ESA president gave the history and purpose of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Petterberg
Nat
Nat Edwards
Lady Ellis
Mildred Pickett
ESA
Bands and Orchestra to Present May Concert
Director Lynn Bright announced a combined band concert with East Side district grade and high school bands and the orchestra at the high school auditorium Friday May 11 at 8 o clock. The program lasts about an hour and a half with 40 minutes for the band portions and includes instrumental solos and small ensembles. The county grade school band fields 150 instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bright
East Side
Bright
Police Court Blotter Records Multiple Traffic Violations
Lewiston man Bud R Haslem pays 10 dollars for red light and license absence. Walter A Klindworth of Soda Springs pays 8 dollars for red light. Omega Archer Franklin 5 dollars for expired truck plates. Lester C Johnson Preston 5 dollars for stop light. Ray C Johnson Preston 8 dollars for red light and 2.50 for expired license. Neff C Hardman Mendon Ut 13 dollars for speeding. Reed McEntire Preston 10 dollars for speeding. Robert Burton Grace 10 dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud R. Haslem
Lewiston
Walter A. Klindworth
Soda Springs
Omega Archer
Franklin
Lester C. Johnson
Preston
Ray C. Johnson
Neff C. Hardman
Mendon
Reed McEntire
Robert Burton
Grace
Local births listed for April new arrivals
Congratulations to Delbert Keller and wife on the birth of a girl on April 15. George Nielson and wife welcome a boy on April 24. Kenneth Porter and wife announce a girl born April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Keller
George Nielson
Kenneth Porter
Welcome Home Party Planned at Mink Creek
Dallas Keller, son of Mrs Mil dred Keller, will be honored guest at a welcome home party Friday evening in Mink Creek chapel. The program begins at 3 o clock and the public is invited. Keller recently returned from admission to Uruguay for the LDS church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Keller
Mildred Keller
Mink Creek
Keller
Uruguay
LDS
County Audit Report Urges Caution on Future Levies
Audit notes from county officials say obligations are being met with no further levies needed. The report praises the improved condition of county records and current operating funds as a basis for considering the next levy.
Soil District Practices Tailored for Clifton Dayton Area
Soil district work develops farming practices tailored to individual land and operations. Mr Choules notes initial work is concentrating in the Clifton Dayton district to fit local farmers needs and land conditions.
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Choules
Clifton-Dayton
Farmers urged to cooperate with soil and water conservation program
The district leader Mr Choules urges farmers in the area to participate fully in the soil and water conservation program. He says when the job is done the entire district will benefit with prosperous and lasting agriculture through similar efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choules
Pratrces
School Election Encourages Voters to Support District
Supt Reed Anderson of the West Side school district urges a large turnout for the upcoming school election. He stresses that those qualified to vote should participate on Friday to show their interest in the school system.
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Reed Anderson
West Side School District
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Farmer
Preston Supply Company
North State
Aes
Woney
South State
Bloycestre
McCormick
M. L. Hollingsworth
San Francisco
Vereka Nash
Burley
Tyra Bushell
Bushell
Deer Cliff Inn
Kenneth. Maughan
Loyal Hansen
Cherrill Hull
Leroy Hall
John Dursteller
Flower
Garden Club
ESA Sorority
Kodak Film
Soil District
West Ist South
Howard Hall
Bath
C. L. Swenson
Foss Clothing
Levi Straus
Ross Tiorage Stone
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