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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
15
Abelof Cornish and Mickey Griffith along with Miss Buxton sustained minor injuries and were treated in Lewiston by Dr Cragan after a two car crash near the Linrose school intersection. The vanished vehicle was demolished and both drivers escaped serious harm. Deputy Sheriff Norman Mickelson investigated the incidents.
Mr. Warr speaks on preserving cherished institutions that promote fellow man and joyous life. He asserts no man should be barred for beliefs or creed and that religion and politics must not be injected into public matters.
Fragmentary quote shows a distinctly American declaration by an unnamed exalted ruler about national or local deliberations. The text hints at implying independence from external influence and emphasizes a strong patriotic stance.
A continued report outlines a youth member involved in FFA projects. He has earned supplemental funds to buy more dairy cattle and farm land. As a senior he owns four dairy cows and rents ten acres for sugar beets and five acres for peas.
Easter egg hunt offers children a ticket to exchange at local drug stores for an ice cream cone. Mrs Merlin Whittle welcomed a baby boy born April 1 at the local hospital. mother and baby are doing nicely.
Rev. B. J. Kunkel will conduct Catholic services in the courthouse basement on Easter morning at 11 30.
The Mutual Improvement associations discuss rising divorce and unchastity, urging the sacredness of marriage and family as civilization’s guarantee. A fireside service followed the evening session at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Webb.
Jocelyn Beckstead placed first in poetry with Joe Brinkerhoff second and Irene Carter third. Ruth Ann Mitton won retold stories with Jani sta Larson and Dallas Cole tying for second. Ann Thomas won the essay contest with Ruth Ann Mitton and Carmorah Kennington tied for second. Clarice Hawkes earned first in the following event.
In Malad the fifth district hosts a meet where Jednnine Beckstead secures second place with Stella Boothe guiding her students. Mrs Boothe accompanies the group as instructor to the event, highlighting the district’s participation and coaching support.
Idaho Senator Glen H. Taylor will discuss aid to Greece and Turkey on a coast to coast radio broadcast. The speech originates from Boise during the Jefferson Day dinner and airs 8 45 p m MST on KIDO Boise and the national network, with KSEI Pocatello and KDYL Salt Lake City also carrying.
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