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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
10
State Police Officer Kelly Houk warns drivers that courtesy and manners on roads influence safety. Discourtesy leads to aggressive driving, risking lives and property, with most fatal accidents tied to traffic violations. He urges motorists to embrace motor manners to reduce harm. Stocks on March 1, 1947 show 58 percent of January holdings and 74 percent of February holdings still on hand.
Idaho March 1 merchantable potato stocks stood at 9.7 million bushels, down from a year earlier. Officials note lower storage levels reflect market conditions and supply in the region.
Two Franklin senior scouts Robert Haworth and Cecil Le Fevre received the Explorer Ranger Award from Bishop W W P Waddoups. Their leader Ivan H Woodward Jr. accepted on behalf of the group as mothers Mrs Ruby Haworth and Mrs Gladys LeFevre pinned the honors. A birthday party for Elaine Robinson was hosted at her home with Misses Oliverson Doney Olsen Stokes Perkins Hobbs in attendance.
Clifton residents and relatives travel news shows Clifton Mr and Mrs Erwin Henderson visiting Boise with family and meeting Mrs Hendersons sister and Dean Stocking. Local moves include Melvin Jay Seamons and children moving into the Hill place formerly Roy Perkins. Several locals attend a stake genealogical social at Mink Creek with Jepsen Sant Hebdon Lane Willis Viehweg Croshaw Martinsen Ward and others.
The Preston Saturday afternoon stake union meeting featured well represented ward officers and teachers. Anthon Jepsen and Mr and Mrs Anthon Jepsen hosted dinner guests Wesley Bowman. Henry Hatch and Marie Hatch visited from Oxford with Sunday school stake board members. Anna Claire Ward and Zola Marie Jepsen delivered short talks. Sid Sparrow and Clarence Shepherd families visited Logan last week. Salt Lake City relatives joined Mr and Mrs Jim Gleed for Sunday at their home. The girls youth organization led Sunday evening activities with Keith Campbell of the high council as guest speaker.
West on Wednesday evening attendees included Mr and Mrs James R Hansen and several Hansen relatives plus Felis Feller and Ruby Tanner. Mrs LaWayne Olsen returned home with a baby girl born April 11. A family dinner honored Lt and Mrs Leon Miller and son Wayne before their move to Tampa Florida.
A historical radio timetable lists program names and times from morning through sign off. Entries include musical shows, talk features, veterans segments, and notable hosts across days.
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