Notice to Creditors Estate of Reuben W Archibald Deceased
Notice to creditors for the estate of Reuben W Archibald Deceased requires all claims to be filed with vouchers to the administratrix S Lucetta B Archibald in Preston Idaho within four months of first publication October 18 1961. First Pub October 18 1961 Last Pub November 8 1961. The text also includes an unrelated note about Uruguay meat consumption per capita from the foreign agricultural service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben W. Archibald
Dayton
Franklin County
Idaho
Uruguay
Foreign Agricultural Service
Australia
Argentina
United States
Russia
Funeral Services Held in Cove Ward for Susan Comish
Funeral services for Susan Comish were held October 9 at 1 p.m. in the Cove Ward chapel with Bishop Richard D. Pond conducting. The service featured organ music by Ethel Leavitt, choir under Oneta Day, solo by Ada Chatterton, and speakers Dan Stoddard H Ray Pond and others. Burial followed in Franklin Cemetery with pallbearers Billy Wright Terry Wright David Cornish Gerald Cornish Neil Jensen Sidney Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Comish
Cove Ward
Richard D. Pond
Clair Comish
George
Margaret Cornish
Franklin
Ethel Leavitt
Andrew Hyer
Ward
Oneta Day
Ada Chatterton
Grace Robinson
Myrtha Westover
Lewiston
Dan Stoddard
Colorado Springs
Colo
H. Ray Pond
Bishop Pond
Owoodwar Quinton- Shumway
Franklin Cemetery
Earl Crockett
Billy Wright
Terry Wright
David Cornish
Gerald Cornish
Neil Jensen
Sidney Jensen
Cove Ward Relief Society
Glen Larsen
Clarence Allen
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Nancy McGregor in Cleveland
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 00 p.m. in the Cleveland LDS chapel for Mrs. Nancy Mary Anderson McGregor 79 who died Friday at a daughter’s home after a long illness. She was born June 13 1882 in Bear River City later living in Gentile Valley. Survived by a son and five daughters 16 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and two sisters. Her husband William C. McGregor died in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mary Anderson McGregor
Lorin Panter
Cleveland
McGregor
James Peter
Mary Christensen Anderson
Bear River City
Gentile Valley
William C. McGregor
Logan
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day, Saints
Relief Society Organization
MYA
Sunday School
Weldon
Leland
Mary) Panter
Grace Harris
Lorin
Lola) Panter
Howard
Donna) Nelson
Harold
Ora) Winn
Preston
Anna Zesiger
Tremonton
Veda Crozier
Jerome
Fredell Gregersen Called to Southwest Indian Mission
Fredell Gregersen accepted a church mission call for the Southwest Indian Mission of the LDS Church and will depart Nov 6 for the mission home in Salt Lake City. She will be honored at a testimonial on Sunday Oct 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Banida ward chapel. The Banida native is a Preston High School graduate and attended Utah State University Institute. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Gregersen of Banida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredell Gregersen
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Gregersen
Banida Ward
Fredell
Preston High School
Utah State University Institute
Fred Gregersen
Banida
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Franklin Area
Funeral for Susan Cornish at Cove attended by a large group of relatives and friends with Ada Chatterton singing a vocal solo. Community quilting event last week featured Arlene Hampton Laura Chatterton Blanche Kingsford Kay Wright Zina Albiston Mae Handy Rebecca Packer Helga Hampton Velda Olsen and Fern Lowe. May Hana and others hosted a costume beatnik party in Preston with 22 attendees and prize winners Nell Brenchley Francine Oliverson Sylvia Ward. Additional social visits and temple sessions noted among local families and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lauritzen
Estella Wright
Arlene Hampton
Laura Chatterton
Blanche’ Kingsford
Kay Wright
Zina + Albiston
Mae Handy
Rebecca Packer
Helga Hampton
Velda Olsen
Fern Lowe
Susan Cornish
Cove
Ada Chatterton
Grace Robinson
Rose Hawkes
Horace
Alfonda Hawkes
Melda Smith
Pamela
Logan
Alma Hampton
Doreese
Dora Aitken
Kent Smith
New Zealand
Ivan Woodward
LuDean
Lynn
Darrel Woodward
Pocatello
Coy Manning
Eastside District 201
Preston
Nell Brenchley
Francine Oliverson
Sylvia Ward
Coy
Rena Davis
Marilys Hull
Marjory Donoghue
Bette Ann Hendricksen
Lanette Judy
Ada Condie
Marilou Moser
Watona Bingham
Kirk Nielsen
Roy
Ivan H. Woodward
Reed Stockdale
William Biggs
Clifton Family Visits and Travel News
Oxford Mexine Choules of Clifton visited Monday with her brother Wayne. Tuesday she returned and took her ill father William Baker home. Mrs Henry Hatch and grandchildren Zealand Lani and Moana Hatch motor to Montpelier Wednesday for a tupperware party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Wayne
William Baker
Henry Hatch
Zealand
Lani
Moana Hatch
Montpelier
Garland Kidd
Milton Hatch
Gayle Kendall
Bountiful
David Christensen
Berta Albrecht
Grandma Albrecht
Pocatello
Wayne Baker
Wiliam Baker
Maxine Choules
Marie Hatch
Sunday Study Class Held at Johnston Home
The Johnston home hosted a Sunday Study Class on October 8. Eldon Johnston led the lesson with attendees including the Kidd, Woolley, Norton, Pack, and Parry families sharing refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Eldon Johnston
Garland Kidd
Harry
Woolley
Max Norton
Don Pack
Mortis Parry
Lawrence Baird Dies Suddenly at 73 in Lewiston Farm
Lawrence Baird 73 a Lewiston dairy farmer died unexpectedly October 10 at his home during farm chores. Born May 18 1888 in Lewiston he married Millie Smith October 20 1909 in the Logan LDS temple. He served as a church leader and youth advocate and was active in community affairs. Funeral services were held October 13 at the Lewiston Third ward chapel and burial followed in Lewiston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Baird
Lewiston
Inewiston
Robert
Emma Jane Taylor Baird
Millie Smith
Logan
Baird
Cache County
Benson’ S
Third Ward
Cub River Irrigation Co
Franklin County
A. H
Lila) Morrell
Blackfoot
Delmer L
Velda) Olsen
Mink Creek
Robert B
Idaho Falls
Claude A
American Falls
Warren Baird
Ralph V
David O. Hendricks
Lewiston Third Ward
B. R. Baird
Myrtha Westover
Elmo Wood
A. J. Morrell
Willis Hall
Delmar Olsen
Henry Rawlings
Clem Mouritsen
Blanche Marler
Martha Westover
Ethel Leavitt
Willis G. Sharp
A. H. Morrell
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Elks Lodge
Duplicate bridge games were played Saturday at the Elks Lodge with five and a half Mitchell movement tables. North and south winners were Emily Trent and Elizabeth Boyd first, Colleen Martin and Rosie Nelson second, LaVinita Cutler and Dorothy Johnson third. East and west winners were Rae Gregerson and Lois Petersen first, Kathryn Wendell and LaRene Foss second, Sara Bambrough and Sue Merrill third. The next event is October 28 at the Elks Lodge, designated as master point day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Emily Trent
Elizabeth Boyd
Colleen Martin
Rosie Nelson
LaVinita .Cutler
Dorothy Johnson
Rae Gregerson
Lois Petersen
Kathryn Wendell
LaRene Foss
Sara Bambrough
Sue Merrill
State AAUW President Visits Preston Meeting
Dr. Mildred Burlingame of the University of Idaho and state AAUW president spoke at the Preston AAUW gathering on Wednesday October 11 in the Utah Power and Light auditorium. She outlined advisory program changes and presented the agenda for the state regional and national conventions. Susie Buxton and Marion Ballif hosted and served luncheon. Elks and partners are invited to the Big Halloween Dance on Saturday October 28 at 9 p.m. with costumes or aprons and overalls, a bake sale, supper, prizes, and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burlingame
University of Idaho At
Moscow
AAUW
Preston
Elks
Autumn Leaves Theme Social by Ladies of Elks
The Ladies of Elks hosted an Autumn Leaves themed social in the lodge hall on Monday evening October 16. Autumn decor featured a large leaf basket and fall scenes, with a cock pheasant and horn of plenty centerpiece. Ice cream horns and autumn candies accompanied a salad luncheon, with cards and bingo for prizes. Beverly Hollingsworth and Renee Allen sang two numbers, and the planning group included Dorothy Moser as chair with Joene Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghimit
Ladies of Elks
Beverly Hollingsworth
Renee Allen
Bridge
Colleen Martin
Elizabeth Boyd
Nita Swainston
Connie Jean Thomas
Bingo
Jerry Austin
Lola Bernklau
Dorothy Moser
Joene Martin
Dorothy Doney
Cleo Barthlome
Shirley Schwaneveldt
The Fragmented OCR Reads As A Time Worn Phrase
A damaged OCR fragment presents a garbled string that yields little clear meaning. No identifiable people places organizations or events are extractable from the legible portion.
Travel Story of the Week finds a preacher vs. drunk driver
Columnist Leo Aikman awards John Willey's piece about a preacher chasing a drunk driver down a highway. The preacher crashes while trying to stop the evading motorist, and the drunk asks if he is hurt. The preacher replies he is fine, while the drunk suggests the Lord ride with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Aikman
Atlanta’s Constitution
John Willey
Shay
Laughing Lines From A Busy World Of Witty Quips
A collection of light shared jokes including a Scotsman behind on rent asking for time until Christmas and other holidays, a dean predicting a son’s historical future with a chemistry and economics caveat, and a top salesman tale about milking machines and a lone cow.
Mountain Road Cautions for Vacation Drivers
Being unfamiliar with mountain roads is a hazard to the vacationing driver. He should resist hugging the center line and be prepared for narrow pavement sharp curves and narrow bridges.
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LY &2
Bremen
Alebost
Susan Comish
Merrills
Wyler
Sne Pree Seaater
Peter C.menill & Sons Jewelr
Grace Cemetery
Oxford
Lawrence’ Baird
of Elks
Gladys
Jones
Iby McFeatters
Dr. Blood
The
Idaho Appliance & Sport
Hunter
Tanner
Rod
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