Funeral for Dick Stewart Held in Ward Chapel
The funeral for Dick Stewart was held at the ward chapel on Thursday afternoon. Fred Anderson was among the speakers. Local residents shared condolences and reflections at the service.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1953
Page
9
The funeral for Dick Stewart was held at the ward chapel on Thursday afternoon. Fred Anderson was among the speakers. Local residents shared condolences and reflections at the service.
Vivian Hatch led with 33 points and 22 000 votes in a bicycle contest. Seven non winners received cash prizes as judges Paul Greaves and T. C. presided over the final tally on Saturday evening before prize distribution.
As he concluded his campaign and prepared to depart for Jerome Max Poulter expressed gratitude through THE CITIZEN to the youngsters who participated their parents who aided them and the public for indulgence and cooperation He praised the youths as fine and noted the people of Franklin county treated him well during his stay
A one-story 15-room complex with auditorium gymnasium and shop, begun in 1950 and finished mid 1953 under Earl S Paul. Native labor donated. materials include cinder block made on site, lumber and roofing imported. School teaches arithmetic English history typing bookkeeping with Samoan and English instruction. Cricket dominates sports though basketball volleyball and softball grow.
Weston Grain Co-op members and staff attended a meeting and banquet presided by Rolen Bastian, president of Weston Grain Growers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lloyd of Preston, with Ben Buttars and Arley Dewey planning the program assisted by directors Delbert Schwaneveldt and Myron Fonnesbeck. Centerpieces featured miniature Weston elevators crafted by the board secretary and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jensen of Fairview.
Mystery farm photo sparked reader calls to editors who had not identified the site. A photographer rented to fly over the county and snap random shots. The last mystery farm pictured belonged to Ray Croshaw, bishop of the Cistor LDS ward, whose orderly farm was quickly recognized by many callers.
Mr. Gibson, serving a third term as county 4-H leaders council president, led over 100 youths. Four-H clubs under his guidance include members who won multiple state and national awards, with five club members receiving state honors and three earning national awards.
Weston and Veroka Nash visited Salt Lake City on business and to see Clair Olsen in the hospital. Relatives from Idaho Falls Brigham City Logan Preston and Grace spent weekends with family. Myron Fennesbeck's family headed to San Diego. Allen Jensen suffers a serious heart attack in Seattle. Albert Jensen travels to Seattle to be with him. Harlow Bassett and son from Tooele visit relatives in Cornish and McKay households.
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