Rites Held Wednesday For Oscar Lundquist
Oscar Lundquist 47 a Weston native died suddenly at his Tooele Utah trailer home Saturday Nov 19 He was born Feb 22 1908 in Weston a son of Charles W and Martha Olsen Lundquist He was a World War II veteran and attended USAC in Logan He married Bernace Sizemore in June 1934 at God Springs They later divorced He was an LDS church member Surviving are one son Shang Lundquist Nampa his mother Mrs Martha Lundquist Weston five sisters Lillian Winter American Falls Cloteal Maughan Long Beach Irene Neuenswander Weston Edna Nelson Salmon City Ferm Inglet Preston Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Weston ward chapel and burial followed in Weston cemetery
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Oscar” William Lundquist
Weston
Tooele
Charles W
Martha’ Olsen Lundquist
USAC
Logan
Air Force
Bernace Sizemore
Preston
Weston Ward
Frank Olsen
Weston Cemetery
Larry Fifield Dies After Auto Crash At Long Beach
Larry Bert Fifield 18 died Tuesday morning at Community Hospital Long Beach California from injuries after a Saturday night auto crash. Navy recruit and radar school graduate, he was assigned to USS Lyman K Swainston. Survived by parents Ray and Audrey Fifield Preston sister Mary Lou Ogden brother Paul Preston grandparents Bert Brower Weston etc. Funeral held in Preston with burial Weston Cemetery.
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Larry Bert Fifield
Long Beach
Calif
Larry
Navy
Lyman K. Swainston
Ray Fifield
California
Mary Lou Fifield
Sunday
Fifield
Pacific Coast
Preston
Ray Vincent
Audrey Brower Fifield
Preston High School
San Diego
Treasure Island
Mary Lou
Ogden
Paul
Bert Brower
Franklin T Stakehouse
Parley ‘Shaffer
Preston Second Ward
Weston Cemetery
Preston High Back to School Night Draws Big Crowd
Preston High held a successful back to school night with a large PTA crowd presided over by Reed Brenchley. The program featured Our Town directed by Fred Nelson with four students, a girls sextet performance, and 15 minute parent sessions reviewing report cards and discussing student needs.
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Preston High School
PTA
Reed Brenchley
Our Town
Fred Nelson
West Side P-TA Meets November 30
West Side P T A will hold a meeting at the Dayton high school Wednesday November 30 for all parents with children in the district. A panel discussion on Teacher and Pupil Problems will precede group sessions to discuss local school issues. All parents invited.
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West Side
Dayton
Christmas Party For 4-H Is Dec. 19
The Franklin county 4 H club council will host its annual Christmas party for all county 4 H members at the American Legion hall on Monday December 19 at 8 p m. Chairwoman Mrs Edward Maughan said four local 4 H leaders will direct the program including Mrs Ellen Roberts Mrs Ellen Gibson Mrs Naomi Perkins and Mrs Jonelyn Auger. The evening features games caroling and refreshments from Santa Claus and invites all 4 H members to attend with parents as chaperones.
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Franklin County
American Legion Hall
Edward Maughan
Ellen Roberts
Ellen Gibson
Naomi Perkins
Jonelyn Auger
Santa Claus
4-H
Stanley Evans Joins Farmers Insurance Agency
Robert M. Acock district agent announces Stanley Evans joining as local agent at 26 West Oneida on a part time basis while Evans continues full time at Knudson Packing Co. He is a Preston resident with a Down Eye origin and owns his home in town.
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Robert M. Acock
Farmers Insurance Group
Stanley Evans
West Oneida
Evans
Mr. Acock
Knudson Packing Co
Downey
Preston
Chastity Night Planned for Oneida Stake Event
Chastity night for the junior M Men and their fathers set for November 29 at 8 p m in the Relief Society room of the stakehouse. Guest speaker will be Wilson Kay Amberson, high councilman of the East Provo stake and a Provo Seminary teacher. Refreshments will be served.
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Oneida
Relief Society
Stakehouse
Wilsonm Kay Ambersom
East Provo
Provo
For Rent Two Bedroom Modern Home In Provo Area
FOR RENT Two bedroom modern home at 179 South 4th West. Phone 165 M. 47p. WANTED An 1877 penny will pay $5 Call A L Bambrough at 26 W. 47p.
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South 4Th West
A. L. Bambrough
Martha H Pratt, 81, Dies in Salt Lake City
Mrs Martha Hadfield Pratt 81 died Sunday at 6 10 p m in a Salt Lake City hospital of natural causes. Born April 25 1874 in Smithfield she was the daughter of James Barber and Margaret Gardner Hadfield. She married William Franklin Pratt on February 21 1898 in Logan. They lived in Preston. He died October 3 1946. Survived by seven children O T Hansen Boise Orson H Pratt Salt Lake Arol H Pratt Centerville Mrs Milan A Farr Salt Lake George H Pratt Morgan Mrs W W Robinson Reliance Wyo and Mrs Don F Harris Salt Lake.
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Martha Hadfield Pratt
Salt Lake City
Smithfield
James Barber
Margaret Gardner Hadfield
William Franklin Pratt
Logan Tem
Preston
Pratt
O.T
Margaret) Hansen
Boise
Orson H Pratt
Salt Lake
Arol H. Pratt
Centerville
Milan A
Roma) Farr
George H. Pratt
Morgan
Irs
W. W
Florence) Robison
Reliance
Wyo
Don F
Ruth) Harris
Syringa Camp DUP Meets at Merrill Home for Hawaii Themed Evening
The Syringa camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Friday at Alice Merrill's home. Teresa Smith and Martha Seeley sang three Hawaiian numbers. Eldora Maughan led the lesson Mormons in Hawaii. Exhibits on 1854 55 missionary work were shown. Gwen Egbert shared a Hawaii trip review. Emma Callen was chosen queen nominee for Cache valley centennial. Seventeen attendees enjoyed theme refreshments.
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Syringa
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Alice Merrill
Teresa Smith
Martha Seeley
Hawaii
Eldora Maughan
F. A. Mitchell
Gwen Egbert
Hawaiian Islands
Goldie Christensen
Franklin County Board of ‘Dup
Emma Callen
Cache Valley
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Preston Implement CO
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Larry B. Fifield
Knudson Pride
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Presion, Idaho
Preston High
P-Ta
Bath
Joe Steers
W. Altre
Preston Citizen
Propane
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Toyl and
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