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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
6
Creditors are asked to present all claims against the estate of George A Bennett deceased with vouchers to the executors Carl L Bennett and Floyd A Bennett at Winder Preston RFD 3 Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication March 24 1955. Attorney P M Condie Preston Idaho represents the executors.
The city of Preston in Franklin County Idaho announces a municipal election on April 26 1955 with polls open 8 AM to 7 PM. Precinct 1 voters use the Preston Carnegie Library basement 3834 East Oneida Street and Precinct 2 voters vote at 61 North State Street. unregistered voters must register at the stated location.
A Rutgers study finds 44 percent of American fathers miss adequate breakfast, lowering morning efficiency and prompting snacks and weight gain. Nutritionists like Dr. Frederick Stare advise a breakfast supplying one third to one fourth of daily nutrients with fruit juice cereal milk bread and optional eggs.
Place for registration before April 23 1955 City of Preston Water office at 60 West Oneida C I Goff Clerk.
A collage of humorous snippets features Smith anxieties about his wife and a car, a hospital line, a child at a hospital visit, a doctor warning against excitement, and a host of domestic and social witticisms. Sly insights into family, work, and everyday misadventures populate a street‑level scene with cartoons of patience, vanity, and ordinary troubles.
A satirical reflection on parents overreacting to media. It notes children who listened to radio become parents who ban TV. It observes club meetings starting late and a minister returning license plates for a calmer number, ending with a grim dig about graves.
Shoshone County residents were told a Finnish paper arrived by mistake in place of the Journal. Editor Herb Love blamed mispacked wrappers and a clerical error in replacement while noting the linotype cannot cast Finnish letters.
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak and about 40 colleagues in the U S Senate cosponsor a bill to amend the sugar act. The plan would allocate 55 percent of any increased U S sugar consumption to domestic producers and 45 percent to foreign suppliers, aiming to boost sugar beet and cane growers and stabilize the industry ahead of the act’s December 1956 expiry.
St Peter's Catholic Church Oneida and Third East presents mass times for Sundays. Schedule notes 8:00 a.m. on 1st 3rd and 5th Sundays and 12:30 p.m. on the 2nd Sunday. Also mentions sick calls by day or night with phone number 460 and pastor Francis A Peterson.
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