Preston Fine Arts Club Hears Topaz Book Review
Preston club members met at Mrs El m Rheller’s home for a book review of Leon Uris Topaz read by Mrs Roma Hawkes. Refreshments served as 18 guests attended. Mr and Mrs Lyle Shipley announce twin boys born Sept 3 at Logan Hospital named Keith Robert and Karl Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Fine Arts Club
Elm. Rheller
Roma Hawkes
Topaz
Leon Uris
Eda Smith
Lyle Shipley
Logan Hospital
Jamet S Jensen
Preston
Keith Robert
Karl Richard
Shipley
Reed Swann
Dean Abrams
Oneida Stake High Council
Terea
Monte Miles
Bradshaw
Changes Made In Ward Organization Banida
Ward volunteers adjust roles in Banida with several leadership changes and new assignments. Key moves include Carma Geddes releasing from Relief Society Topic leader and Phillip Geddes released as YMMIA secretary while Kenneth Geddes becomes MIA activity leader. The ward notes ongoing social and visiting activities across Pocatello Logan Ogden and Idaho Falls communities.
Chevelle SS 396 Gets New Trim and Hood Option
Fiberglass belted tires and new colors arrive for higher priced cars. The Chevelle SS 396 is highlighted as the Chevellest yet with a Cowl Induction Hood promised to improve performance. Consumers are urged to move on to their Chevrolet dealer.
Notice to Creditors in Beckstead Estate Probate
Public notice from Franklin County Idaho alerts creditors to present claims against the estate of William Albert Beckstead deceased with vouchers to executor Kenneth Beckstead at Dell W Smith First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho within four months after first publication dated September 13 1969. Attorney for Petitioner Dell W Smith resides Preston Idaho. Legal No 1696 Pub Sept 23 Oct 2 9 1969.
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Franklin
Idaho
William Albert Beckstead
Said de Edent
Dell W Smith First Security Bank Buldine
Preston
Franklin County
Kenneth Beckstead Dell
Smith
Idaho Legal
Club gatherings feature fall themes and bridge games
The Cacienda club met at Mrs B G Weaver's home last Friday with a two course luncheon for Charity Larsen and others. Mrs Belva Hart hosted her bridge club at the Corner Cafe dining room marking the start of fall bridge parties with Mae Cutler winning high score. Cheerio club started fall meetings with Hazel Dalton hosting a hot casserole lunch and Rook played in the afternoon. Preston Study Group met at Hazel Dalton's home with a musical program and readings led by Esther Funk and officers in charge. twenty five attendees enjoyed refreshments.
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Cacienda Club
B G Weaver
Bud Thomas
Charity Larsen
Ethel Mockli
Pearl Oliverson
Vera Hawkes
Allie Packer
Rae Hobbs
Gladys Beckstead
Ingram Smith
Mesa
Ariz
Belva Hart
Bridge Club
Corner Cafe
Mae Cutler
Ruth Webber
Sarah Bambrough
Edith Hillstead
Ellen Greaves
Louise Hickenlooper
Alene Aller
Wanda Allen
Mrs Cutler
Webber
Cheerio Club
Hazel Dalton
Vilate Kennington
Eleanor Hobbs
Ena Pond
Bertha Hulse
Pearl Corbridge
Anna Morrison
Georgina Carlson Rook
Preston
Raquel Harris
Mildred Hall
Helen Jensen
Fairview
Carol Gilbert
Fourview
Kim Dursteler
Esther Funk
Evelyn Checketts
Mrs Dalton
Louise Rasmussen
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Carlson
Royal Executive Inn
Salt Lake City
Rent A Car Service
North Puvmple
Chevrolet
Larson Chevrolet
Olds
Philip Geddes
Loren Lund
ISU
Cecil Miles
Reda Allen
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Wilbur Georgeson
Lorraine Youngstrom
Melvin Georgeson
Rex Budge
Ammon
MIA
Peggy Lynn Christensen
Melvin Miles
Charlene Smith
Sheila Miles
Lancaster
Calf
Joseph A Christensen
Hugh J Geddes
Harry Miles
Cluff Gibson
John Christensen
Logan
Banida
Norman Salvason
Dorothy Miles
Robert Hammond
Rita Robison
Mable Griffin
River Heights
Leon Skinner
Fea Swann James
Miles Geddes
Jeddie Geddes
Baby
Hugh J) Geddes
Oxford
Briffs
George Fisher
Ruby
Frank Bright
Lewiston
Rebecca Kirkbride
Jnne Hatch
Brigham
Merlin Hatch
Ogden
Douglas Fisher
Henry Hatch
Westwood Center
Hatches
Carl Viehweg
Chiton
Wes
Monte Carlo
Caprice
Weee
Chevelle le SS
National Institute OF Meat Packing
P. O. Box
Utah
Johnson’s
Eastside Schools
City Finance Company
N. State St
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