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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

10

Davis Baby Davis Dies at One Day Old

Graveside services were held for Bonnie Jean Davis day old daughter of Golden and Ida Sharp Davis of Salt Lake City who died Thursday. Survived by parents and brother Richard. Grandparents and great grandparents listed. Graveside prayer by Bishop H R Bingham Linrose and Bishop G C Hedin presided. Singers Carol Stocks of Winder performed Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left You.

Bonnie Jean Davis Golden Ida Sharp Davis Salt Lake City Richard Delbert Sharp Winder George W. Davis Preston N.R. Nelson Annie‘Sharp Mapleton Rosebud Guy Curtis

Glover Family Weekend Visit in Bountiful Utah

Mr and Mrs Howard Glover with their ice fol lies spent the weekend in Bountiful Utah visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Robert Egbert.

Howard Glover

Lydia Pinkham's Tablets Marketed For Menstrual Relief

An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's tablets as a relief for painful monthly cramps and irritability. It claims high user satisfaction and notes availability without prescription at drugstores, alongside the companion Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Lydia Pinkham Pinkham

Sale of Estate of John A Lowe in Franklin County Idaho

Executor R B Lowe will privately sell the John A Lowe estate real property in Franklin County Idaho subject to probate court confirmation. The tract totals about 22 acres with listed subdivisions and exceptions plus personal property of three cows and four heifers. Sale for cash. bids to be received at First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho. dates September 1957.

Franklin Idaho John A. Lowe John A. Lowe Franklin County Boise Boise Meridian U S. Survey For John M.morgan Robert Lowe James Lowe Martin Anderson Oneida Lang Embracing Dell W. Smith First Security Bank Preston R. B. Lowe Executor Marion. W. ‘Morgan Ezra .B. Morgan

Mrs. Rilla Condie Dies After Long Illness at 76

Mrs. Rilla Mae Pendelton Condie, 76, died Sunday at a Pocatello hospital after an extended illness. Born May 4, 1881 in Salt Lake City, she married John W. Condie in 1903. The couple lived in Malad and Preston before Boise, where her husband served as state superintendent of public instruction. Survived by six daughters, 15 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Oneida Stakehouse. Burial in Preston cemetery.

Rilla Mae Pendelton Condie Pocatello Hospital Hua Salt Lake City Joshua Delpha Stewart Pendelton John W. Condie Coalville Utah Salt Lake Temple Malad Preston Condie Boise Condié Relief Society Daugh‘ters LaVell Evelyn Cordin West West’ Yellowstone Lucille Jessi Bates Rexburg Mamie Greaves Vera Price Cora Larson Ogden Oneida Howard Auger Preston, Fourth Ward Preston, Cemetery

Families Visit and Travel Circles In Logan Area

Riverdale residents visiting relatives in Logan and Preston over the weekend include Ralph Forsgren and family with Leon Forsgren parents. Mrs Barrington accompanied to Salt Lake City to visit sister Rowene Obert and family. Carl Christensen and baby of Mink Creek joined L A Barringtons on the trip. Sunday guests included LaWayne Barrington and family from Preston and Mrs Christensen and children Vachelle and Danita. Other visits featured Mrs Myrtle Waddoups and Marie, plus Harold Nebeker and family from Idaho Falls.

Ralph Forsgren Logan Leon “Forsgren L. A. ‘Barrington LaWayne Barrington Salt Lake City Rowene Obert Carl Christensen Mink Creek L. A. Barrington Preston Carl ‘Christensen Roy" E ‘Wendt Cleveland

Preston Personal Notes Describe Week of Visitors at Hansen Home

Mr and Mrs A C Hansen host a busy week with guests from Salt Lake City Castro Valley Ha waii Ogden Garden Grove and Nicaragua Also Dr Ned J Davison and family toured Europe after visiting in Ogden and Parma Credits for travels include a two month European tour and languages study at the University of Oregon.

South Second East A.C Chris” Hansen Addie Jenny Thackeray Salt, Lake City Henry Stokes Castro ‘Valley caHit Thomas C. Stokes Parma Morris Gardner Ogden Darrel Stubbs Hawaii University ‘of Gardner Stubbs Hansen van Ness Hansen Ned' J. “‘Davison Europe

Birthday and social notices from local families

The column records several family events and visits. Zerella Tanner celebrates her second birthday with grandparents from Thatcher and relatives visiting. Other entries note Sunday gatherings, new baby born at Franklin County General Memorial Hospital, and various residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Social News and Visit Highlights Around Local Families

Sunday visitors include Mrs. LaVon Baird and Jean Gibbs of Mink Creek at the Gibbs home. The Gibbs and Thomas families spent from Friday to Tuesday at Yellowstone Park. Joe Aguilar visited Salt Lake City with daughters Jamita and Trine. Tre monton guests Rich Hailey Agnes Nordick and Mrs. Earl Peterson joined Hailey family at J. A. Hailey Sunday. Wednesday Blackfoot fair attendees included James Abbott Elise Berdan Henderson and others. The Hadleys hosted Dorris Thomas and family in Springfield. Abbott joins grade school as part time third grade teacher. Sorensen family drove to Brigham City for fruit. Several couples visited the fair on Thursday. Ann Thomas ill at home. James Hadley listed as very ill in Marsh Valley. W L Carlson plans Salt Lake City trip for ice follies with E L Merrill likewise attending.

Kay ‘Gibbs LaVon “Baird Jean Mink Creek Kay Gibbs Martel Thomas Yellowstone Park Joe Aguilar Louis Salt Lake City Jamita Trine Rich Hailey Agnes Nordick Earl Peterson Tremonton Max Kay Willard Hadley Imajean Irene Hadley Dorris Thomas Springfield James Abbott Douglas’ Sorensen Brigham City Wayne Millard Albert Nordick James Abbott Ernest.Olson Ann Thomas James Hadley Marsh Valley W. L. Carlson E. L Merrill

Hull Completes Army Medical Service School Training

Lt Gilbert Hull, whose wife Marilyn lives in Preston, completed the military orientation course at Fort Sam Houston Texas. The program trains newly commissioned officers in basic Army procedures and field medical care. Hull, after six months of active duty for training, is assigned to a medical unit at the fort and is a USAC Logan graduate and Phi Kappa Phi member.

Gilbert WW Hull Marilyn Preston Army Medical Service School Fort Sam‘ Houston Texas USAC Logan Phi.Kappa Phi LeRoy Hull Route One

Intermountain Group Meets in Brigham City

A district meeting of the Intermountain Association of Hardware and Implement Dealers was held last evening in Brigham City. Earl W. Nelson, a director, attended from here along with Dr. Royal Garff, a leading authority on sales techniques, who was the featured speaker at the cafe gathering.

Intermountain Brigham City The Intermountain Association of Hardware and Implement ‘Dealers Earl W. Nelson Association Dr. Royal Garff America

Milk Production Up in Idaho in June 1957

Idaho's June 1957 milk production was about 152 million pounds, surpassing the 1956 June estimate and the 1951-55 average by about 3 and 9 percent respectively. Higher output partly reflects more milk per cow despite fewer cows, aided by excellent pasture and irrigation conditions. Creamery butter Swiss cheese and ice cream production in June 1957 fell below the previous year.

Idaho

June 1956 American cheese production rises above prior year

June 1956 American cheese output exceeds June 1951-55 average by seven percent and tops last year by eleven percent. January through June state totals show creamery butter Swiss cheese and ice cream down from a year ago, while American cheese remains higher.

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Davis Ezra. B. Morgan Sohnson’s Rilla Mae Condie Riverdale Merle Baker C and Son Carl Garden Grove Orval Moser William Hawkes Selma’ Hadley Ogdén Nathan J. ‘Barlow Nicaragua Preston Citizen Darwin Tanner Zerella William Behle, Jr Thatcher Joseph. Tanner Taylor Nelson Earl. Packer Reddish Verl Henrie Henries Juniper Ariel Meek Stephen Tamera Meek Ross Barrington Darrel Wold Gordon Gary Wold Earl Meek Marve Packer Swan Lake Gilbert Gourse Preston” Citizen FORD McUre Motor. CO
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