Release Date March 29 1959 Any Time Thereafter
A court notice sets a release date of March 29 1959 with subsequent scheduling, indicating a legal action and the time frame for release as determined by the authorities.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1959
Page
11
A court notice sets a release date of March 29 1959 with subsequent scheduling, indicating a legal action and the time frame for release as determined by the authorities.
An advertisement announces No 111 oral syndicated program by Roberts Evangelistic Association Inc based in Tulsa Oklahoma offering religious broadcasts.
A sermon argues true beauty and personality come from inner faith in God. It cites a New York dealer president named George G whose life and relationship with his son improved after embracing Christ Jesus, illustrating personal transformation through faith.
Mrs John Warrick Marie Lindhardt Hustan Miles and Clare Winn family guests at Winn home. Trujillo family to fly April 6 from Salt Lake City to the Azores for 16 months with U S Air Force stationed husband. They will visit Washington D C with Lt Sherman Lindhardt before McGuire AFB departure. Weekend visitors were John W Cook and Lisa Marie of Ogden. Lisa Marie visiting kin LeeAnn and David. Neil L Talbot in California 549 South St Malo West Covina and Rosa D Lindhardt in El Paso 3531 Fort Blvd.
The Chamber of Commerce argues federal intervention is justified by gaps in staffing funding and housing, but highlights postwar gains. Teachers rose 50 percent from 831,016 to 1,291,929 while students per teacher fell from 28 to 26 as enrollments climbed to 33,936,000. Public school expenditures, including construction, grew from 2.9 billion in 1945-46 to 14.4 billion today.
The chamber notes a rise of over 400 in pet figures and more than 600000 classrooms built, calling these gains a remarkable achievement by states and localities. It argues communities drive quality in education and that federal intervention is unnecessary, though pledges continued business leadership support.
The National Health Council warns that despite vaccine availability, polio cases rose 44 percent in 1958 from 1957. It calls communities to assess local protection, address unvaccinated groups, and mobilize civic groups with health authorities to boost immunity and prevent summer epidemics.
Mia maids and mothers led by Jean Marie Smith attended a Dear To My Heart night at Oneida stakehouse Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ruby Rex of Logan as guest. The Riverdale Mia maid chorus performed two numbers. Local attendees include Ariel Meek, Tamera, Clark Choules, Sharon, Marve Packer, Mary Ellen, Estus Packer and granddaughter Connie Bosworth, Sherman Woolf and Lavern a Jane, Darrell Wold and daughter Daralyn, Ray Barrington and Gloria, Wendell Smith and Gayle, Dennis Larsen and Marcia, Robert Deardorff and Cecille, Haggerty and Sharon, Carl Facer and daughter Linda McCombs and Gloria Lee Bennett.
At the FFA banquet in Riverdale Idaho, B A Meek and Ariel Meek received special honors for having the most sons awarded the state farmer degree. Their sons Ariel Richard Wilford Earl Meek each earned the degree, and grandson Stephen Meek also received the award.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Griffeth of Preston hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Kenton Fredrickson and their baby daughter in a local social note.
Sunday and weekend gatherings in Winder and Banida included visits from Lewiston Logan and Banida residents. A second quorum of elders hosted a large ward banquet with a program, while numerous individuals attended FHA events, funerals, and travels to Swan Lake Fort Douglas and Pocatello.
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Hilda Olsen led the literary lesson and an Irish song for Relief Society's birthday in Weston. Irene Neuenswander presented the society history and Margaret Campbell sang. Refreshments served to a large crowd of women. Weston M men under Coach Lyle Porter won Franklin stake trophy with players Doyle Neuenswander and others.
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