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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
10
A fragmentary notice lists several attendees including Mr and Mrs Hatch and Mr and Mrs Fisher at sessions held Thursday in the Logan temple. Other names include Mrs Gayle Kendall and Mrs Dor.
A series of visits and a Sunday afternoon gathering highlight community ties. Families from Aberdeen Tremonton and Idaho Falls traveled to visit Mr and Mrs Coburn and Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch. Territorial leaders attended meetings in Preston and a church primary and YMMIA session was led by Layon Porter and Ralphs.
First Security Bank of Idaho announces the December 17 opening of its six story 105 foot Boise building at the Ninth and Idaho streets corner. The new headquarters will house Boise and Idaho operations with rental space on upper floors and continues its Jefferson street drive in. Open house hours run December 17 to 22 with 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday. The fireproof air conditioned facility marks the bank’s latest chapter in serving Idaho.
Thanksgiving scenes across Heber and Preston include Miss Sadie Crandell and Ira Porter’s engagement announced by George and George Crandell Porter family, with relatives from Logan Ogden Preston and Big Piney gathering at Fred E Porter and Wen dell Long homes. The piece notes motor trips to Logan and Preston and visits with multiple relatives, plus a mutual dinner and holiday travel plans.
The article lists numerous residents from Ogden Preston Salt Lake City Franklin Meridian and Jerome with relatives in Ogden Lewiston and Rupert who hosted or visited during Thanksgiving weekend. Names include Rey Porter Denzil Larsen Leola Ash Gary Knapp Harry Knapp and DeAnna Rawlins among others as extended family welcomed for holiday dinners and gatherings.
Advertises New Hollard Model 220 with 100 bushel capacity for farms with as few as 20 cows. Claims longer wear parts and rugged PTO, reducing trips to the field and improving performance on uneven terrain and hills. Promises greater efficiency and farmer satisfaction.
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