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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
7
A sermon reflects on Holy Week from Palm Sunday to Easter, detailing Jesus entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, Good Friday martyrdom, Holy Saturday anticipation, and Easter’s resurrection. The piece emphasizes reverent observance and personal preparation for renewal.
Do you face an impossibility to file your 1954 federal income tax return by April 15? Request an extension of time to file. Extensions are usually granted for 90 days. six months if warranted. Use form 1134R in triplicate or a letter if unavailable. Include full name, address, cause of delay, and expected completion date.
Mink Creek reports weekend visits from Fay Wilde, Willard Nelson, the Nelson and Wilde families in Ogden, and funeral attendance in Grantsville. Keith Cranes class hosted a wiener roast in Birch Creek Canyon with listed attendees, plus a Mink Creek chapel MIA meeting set for 8 pm. Several neighbors and relatives visited, hosted dinners, and attended club activities in Cornish and Logan. multiple births, baptisms, and temple activities noted among local families.
Mrs Vella and Rawlings hosted a social at home last week with attendees Ethel Larsen Lou Cole Lydia Cottle Jessie Gilbert Theodu Hyde Myrtle Choules Erma Rawlings Lulu Bodily Pearl Whitehead Elly Jensen Bernetta Smith Mr and Mrs Oscar Rawlings visited Cove Utah Monday with Mr and Mrs Ether Allen An old folks party in Preston drew Mr and Mrs Wm Whitehead Mr and Mrs Roy Hall Mr and Mrs Oliver Choules President and Mrs Henry H Rawlings Mr and Mrs Merlin Rawlings Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert Mrs Trya Larsen Mrs Bertha Whit-
Oxford Mr and Mrs Doyle Lewis and their daughter spent Thursday evening visiting with their father Amos Lewis.
The article recalls local social events including a military ball in Logan, a party for West Side marching corps girls, a waffle breakfast after a sleepover, and visits by families from Idaho Falls to Salt Lake City. It also mentions senior and junior essays on marshlands, a new upland bird nesting season regulation, and upcoming fishing license changes and fees effective May 4.
National Wildlife Federation contest results show Idaho students claiming four of six top awards and an honorable mention. Senior division winners: Byron Johnson Boise first prize 250 dollars Ronnie Danna Sun Valley third prize 25 Ann Throckmorton Boise honorable mention 10. Junior division winners: Jim Morris Bliss second prize 50 Sheila Roffler Coeur d Alene third prize 25.
Classified notice indicates readers should consult the PRES TON CITIZEN page for buying or selling items. It emphasizes the classifieds section as the source for listings and prices.
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