P J Evans Visits Rupert and Local Notes From Preston
P J Evans made a business trip to Rupert this week while Dr S Evans returned from a pheasant hunt near Pocatello. All stores will close for Armistice Day on Friday November 11. The Firemen's Ball in the Preston opera house is postponed due to miscommunication. Mr and Mrs J B Brower of Rupert and formerly Weston visited Preston. Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson of Calpine California visit friends in Preston. Lucille and Conne Foss, students in Salt Lake, spend a few days in Preston with their parents.
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Preston Opera House
J. B. Brower
Rupert
Weston
Preston
Mrs. Howard Johnson
Calpine, Calif
Lucille
Conne Foss
Salt Lake
Notice of assessment by Twin Lakes Canal Co Idaho
The Twin Lakes Canal Company, Preston Idaho, levies a five dollar per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock at a October 14 1948 board meeting. Payment is due by November 26 1948 to the company treasurer in Preston or at First Security Bank. Delinquent shares on November 26 1948 will be advertised for public sale and may be sold December 18 1948 at 2 p.m. to cover the due amount plus costs.
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Twin Lakes Canal Co
Dayton
Idaho
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Greaves
First Security Bank
Board of Directors
Weston Creek Irrigation Co
Board of
Weston
Archie Koford
Election returns spark countywide excitement and slow motion football notes
Ten years back Franklin County records show election results tabulated by midnight with the Franklin County Citizen and AP providing the official counts. The Pireston Indians lost 7 to 0 to South Cade after a hard fought game. Clarice Neeley was honored at a shower before her October 31 wedding to Hugh Nielseon.
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Franklin County Citizen
The
Associated Press
Pireston Indians
South Cade
Clarice Neeley
Oxford MIA dances as Pie sales mark midweek gathering
Community notices recount Oxford events as MIA hosts a dance with pie sold and local clubs like Young Mother's Sewing group entertained at Mrs. Robert Baker's home. Neighbors share meals, birthday visits, and Sunday services while reorganizations and officer elections take place.
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Mia
Fred Coburn
Jack
Marion Olson
Lavon Williams
Blue Cross Drive Opens in Preston Idaho
The Blue Cross community enrollment program opens in Preston continuing through November and will expand statewide. Beginning November 1 applications and details will be available at General Memorial Hospital with quarterly payments of 5 dollars for individuals and 9.50 for family plans under a new direct pay certificate.
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Idaho
Blue Cross
Preston
R. T. Jones
Boise
Idaho Hospital Service
Jones
Jefferson—building
Adams Family Trip Reported From Cleveland to Poco tello
Cleveland notes say Mr and Mrs J V Adams with their daughter Gail Barney and son Grant Adams drove to Poco tello Sunday afternoon for a family outing.
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J. V.adams
Gail Barney
Grant Adams
Pocatello
Barneys Returns Home and Local Family News
Barney returns to Boise while Grant receives his army call and will travel from Pocatello to Fort Douglas for a medical exam. Fred and Beatrice Anderson visit Elden in Ogden and his family, then Lola Hogan’s Soda Springs visit and infant born. Vera Nielsen joins Roe Bennett group to Boise. Fawn Johnson visits Roe Bennett in Niter. Ben Nielsen attends his mother Mary Nielsen birthday at Fern Condie Preston. Don Law and wife welcome a baby son at Soda Springs hospital along with their existing son Ronnie.
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Barney
Boise
Grant
Army
Pocatello
Fort Douglas
Fred Anderson
Beatrice
Ogden
Elden
Soda Springs
Dean Hogan
Soda Springs Hospital
Ronnie
Local Residents Visit West and Nearby Towns
J. W. Adams spoke at a Sacrament meeting in Logan on Sunday. Theron and Mrs. Smith visited in Pocatello with Mrs. Smiths sister, Francis Gray, and relatives. DeLos Bell and Leland Panter hosted Sunday at the Panter home. Jessie Andreasen helped at her mothers Grace tea for Ruth Turner. Gilbert Nelson and Hyrum Nelsons son visited with friends. Leo Johnsons family visited Dayton with Mrs Balls. Earl Smiths moved to Ogden for the winter.
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J. W. Adams
Logan
Theron Smith
Pocatello
Gilbert Nelson
Hyrum Nelson
Leo Johnson
Dayton
Balls
Earl Smith
Ogden
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Evans
Dr. S. 5
Evans
Opera House
Luther Boyd
Burley
Mrs. Boyd
John Meyers
Franklin School
Arthur Wallgren
Llis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Modern Farm Equipment CO
Oneiday
Allis- Chalmers
Oxford
Eral
Epic
Cleveland
Admiral
Baugh Bros. Plumbing CO
Orson Baugh
Wes
Vicks
Preston Merchants
Preston Amvets
Aunt Lily
BY Chester Klock
Jimmy
Peterson Tractor
Caterpillar
Sprouse-Reitz CO
U. & I. Furniture Co
Homer Tractor Service
Ford Tractors
Dearborn-Parts
Milo’s
Ralph Millar
Paul’s Cafe
A. C. Hansen Glass Shop
W. A. Manning
Martin & Hone
Dodge, Plymouth
Dodge Trucks Sales & Service
KPST
Goodyear Shoe Shop
Intermountain Theatres
Grand
Isis
McCune Motor Company
Ford
Tanner’s Men’s Wear
Don's Dairy
Randall’s
CAFRE
Carlson Furniture Co
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