Frontier Town and Coast-to-Coast Radio Schedule
Public radio guide lists KPST 1340 daily programming featuring Frontier Town at 4 p m with other shows across morning to midnight including Adventures of Frank Race and Inside Hollywood, weekly highlights, and sign off at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Frank Hace
Pat O’brien
Hollywood
General Store
MTS
Sun—Silver
Mars Valley
Myri
Mre AF
MTF
Crosby
Sun—Community Chapel
International Harvester Trading Post
Eddie Duchin
Hanna
Paradise
Constance” Davis
Wangsgaard
Herald Journal News
Harry James
Frank Race
Sun—Music For America
Voice of the Army
Naval Air Reserve Show
Mike Mysteries
Public School Meeting and Trustee Elections Notice Idaho
Eastside Independent School District No. 201 Franklin County Idaho schedules annual school meeting for September 6 1949 at district school houses with polls open 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. One 3 year trustee seat and one unexpired term trustee seat to be filled plus general school matters. Candidates names and terms to be filed with Clerk six days prior. Secret ballot. Also notice to creditors in probate for Thomas Thompson and Hannah Hall Thompson with four months to present claims to Administrator Ivan H. Thompson at Merrill and Merrill Pocatello Idaho.
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Eastside Independent School District
Franklin County
Idaho
Eastside Independent
Franklin
of Idaho
Jefferson
Whitney
Shirley Palmer
Board of Trustees
Sarah G. Johnson
Eastside Independent School District No
State of
Thomas Thompson
Hannah Hall Thompson
Hannah H. Thompson
Hannah M. Thompson
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson Building
Pocatello
Bannock County
Thomas’ Thompson
Hannah H. ‘Tompson
Hannah‘m Thompson
Ivan H. Thompson
Merrill and Merrill
Notice of Assessment for Local Improvement District No 4 for Sewer
Preston City Council confirmed the corrected assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 4 for Sewer on August 16, 1949 and filed in the City Treasurer's office. Property owners liable for assessments may redeem by paying the full charge including interest on warrants, within 20 days starting August 17, 1949.
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Preston
Mmy
Estate of David Davis Notice to creditors
Estate of David Davis deceased seeks all claims with vouchers to administrator Earl D. Davis in Preston Idaho. Claims must be presented within four months after first publication dated August 11. P. M. Condie is attorney for the administrator.
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Thomas Thompson
Hannah Hall
Harrah di Thompson
Hannah Mhompson
David Davis
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Local social visits and family travel notes
Thatcher and Mary Callahan families spent a weekend in Salt Lake and Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wright visited relatives in Soda Springs. Harris Stephenson and family attended a funeral in Boise for Jerry Van denakker. Coombs and Cahoon families visited Henry. Michel Michel and Mendenhall family gathered with Vernon Mendenhall. Lyle Coborn and Spokane visitors joined Nellie Stephenson and Bert Stephenson for dinner with Harris Stephenson.
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Myr
Adamn Callahan
Salt Lake
Ogden
Mary Callahan
Ellis Wright
Soda Springs
Harris Stephenson
Boise
Jerry Vandenakker
Ira Vandenakker
Ruben Coombs
Henry
Charles Cahoon
Michel Michelson
Vernon Mendenhall
Lyle Coborn
Spokane
Nellie Stephenson
Norman Ruud
Bert Stephenson
Threshing machine accident injures local worker
Kenneth Knapp and others report on community notes as Burbank, Martello, and Stone families share visits. A threshing machine incident last Saturday mangled a thumb, nine stitches, Elmer Sharp aided. Local residents, LDS speakers Evelyn Knapp and Joyce Gregory spoke at Sacrament.
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Kenneth Knapp
States
Martello
Burbank
Elmer ‘Sharp
Merlin' Stone
Ogden
Joseph H. Stone
Spencer Lawrence
Denzel Larsen Fand
Amaro Burbank
Lettie Burbank
Orion Jensen
Stake High Council
Ned Bodily
Fairview
Evelyn Knapp
Joyce Gregory
Tharol Porter
Thatcher
Otto Gregory
George Porter
Forrest Oderkirk
Provo
Bountiful
MIA
Mapleton
Mervin Sharp
Clarence Sha
Howard
Denzel Larsen
Dunkley Family Reunion Planned for Labor Day
Joseph Dunkley reunion set for Monday Sept. 5 at Willow Park Logan. Events start at noon with a bring your own lunch. Family meeting followed by games and an excellent program.
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Joseph Dunkley
Dunkley
Willow Park
Logan
Local church notices mention speeches and visits across communities
Mapleton Glen and Ben Rawlings spoke at a sac rament meeting sharing missionary experiences. Various local families from Preston Ogden Thatcher Franklin Glendale Bountiful Weston and Provo hosted or visited relatives and attended camps and dances including a Sept 3 wedding dance and a bishop team ball game score of 23 to 9.
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Glen
Ben Rawlings
Fairview
Henry Rawlings
Artell Inglet
Alberta Larsen
Preston
Elfonso Larsen
Seles
Tharol Porter
Thatcher
Leon Burquist
Weiser
LaVer Sorenson
Harry Knapp
Clifford ‘Sharp
George Porter
Floyd
Garnet
Woodward
Franklin
Bertus Warner
Glendale
Elmer
Sharp
Louise Knapp
Bountiful
Steven
Fred
E.porter
Orba Larsen
Weston
Clarence Sharp
Elder Moorn
Provo
Tea Honors Mrs. Newell Davies Jr Who Moved to Preston
Mrs E S Foss hosted a tea at her home 195 South 2nd East last Thursday afternoon from three to five honoring Mrs Newell Davies Jr who recently moved to Preston.
Local ladies host afternoon with Mrs. West and Mr. Jones
An artistic arrangement of asters in a shallow bowl greeted guests at the coffee table as Mrs Phil West and Mrs Frank Jones poured. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs Hugh Nielson while Mrs Foss and Mrs Davies welcomed the many callers during the appointed hours to meet the charming guest of honor.
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Phil West
Frank Jones
Hugh Nielson
Foss
Davies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rand
THE
Preston Citizen
KPST
Sun—Western’s
the Cote Glee Club
Navy Band
A & I Furniture
Pocatello Post News
Art Mooney
Constance
Davis
Legal: Publications
Earl D. Davis
P. M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
for—Administrator
Usass
Edsy
Hansen-Godfrey CO
Heitz
Reedqvorien
Scerebe Teen
Newell Davies, Jr
Merrill Jewelry
Peterson
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