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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1970
Page
8
Deputies were alerted after a man named Ransom was found and transported first to Preston hospital and then to Logan hospital. The car remained out of sight due to nearby park mood lighting on the south side. Residents recalled hearing possible shouting overnight.
The Fairview ward Elders held a Saturday evening party in the cultural hall with a turkey dinner for 40 guests. John Dahle and Robert Childs of Weston performed guitar songs during the program.
The West Side FHA chapter attended a district convention in American Falls. Two members were elected district officers Blaine Binghart secretary and Joan Housley district projects chairman. Schools across the district attended and a hot lunch was served. Guest speaker Justo Fruitos, Paraguay native and West Side high school teacher, addressed the group.
Maxine Kirkbride of Franklin County was elected president of the D C or Bust 4 H club group for a June Washington citizenship training trip. Gary Judge of Bingham County is vice president Debbie Welch of Bannock County secretary and Nancy King of Oneida County reporter. Thirty seven readers and chaperones from four counties meet at Lava Hot Springs Idaho to plan the three week journey in June 1971.
Richmon d native Dr C Reed Funk from Milltown New Jersey featured in Life Magazine Nov 20. He earned degrees from Utah State Rutgers and now leads turf grass research at Rutgers. Funk has bred over 5000 turf varieties including grasses used at the Oakland Raiders field and by a major Western seed company.
Mrs. Armorel Christensen Dalley Hall 70 of Preston dies in Preston hospital after long Utah roots. Survived by two sons three daughters 19 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren with LDS Church roles noted. Funeral Friday Preston Second Ward chapel with viewing Thursday. William G. Condie 56 Thatcher area rancher dies after heart attack in Soda Springs hospital. Survived by widow two sons Perry and Bill and daughter Daryla Cox with extended family. Burial in Grace Cemetery after viewing in Soda Springs.
The University of Idaho forestry program accepts orders for seedling trees to be delivered in spring. Order blanks and planning help are available at county extension offices in Preston Soda Springs or the University. Prices drop with larger orders and delivery is included.
WANTED A treble sewing machine of old type. Call Mrs. Golden Hardy at 425 3514 or visit 4813c.
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