Japanese Girl To Visit Area
A Japanese girl will visit the area as part of a cultural exchange program, meeting local residents and schools. Michael D. Kunz, the incumbent, commented on community ties and potential future events.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
6
County Clerk's CPA Path Highlighted In Local News
County clerk with a BS in business admin served two years in the Army as an administrative specialist and now prepares for CPA. Foreign exchange student Motoyama from Japan will visit homes of local families for several weeks along with two other girls and one adult. Local residents hosted fishing trips, gatherings, and 4-H activities with several families noted. Randy Lowe underwent skin grafting after a motorcycle accident and is recuperating at home. Various visits, picnics, campouts, and sacrament meetings are recorded, including outings to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone, a Blazer camp, and a few attendees at a funeral in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Junko Motoyama
Japan
Don Workman
Maynard Andreasen
Soda Springs
Eugene Paskins
Clair Thomas
Craig Paskins
Terry Reed
Gene Paskins
Mack Hymas
Spectrum
Logan
Randy Lowe
Clair Hollingsworth
Cottonwood
Scott Workman
Greg Hollingsworth
Steven Anderson
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Palisades Dam
Jack Anderson
Yellowstone Park
Blackfoot
Washington, DC
End of War and 1919 Preface to Preston News
The 1919 Preston year marked WWI’s end and large soldiers’ homecoming celebrations. Readers urged book donations for wounded soldiers in hospitals. The Palace Meat Market sold to Clayton Grocery Company with beef front quarters at 14 cents a pound. A 1919 letter warned about girls’ safety after dark. Subscription to the Franklin County Citizen cost 150 dollars with Idaho Farmer. Coal prices rose to 6-7 dollars a ton amid wartime inflation and high lending rates. Preston faced a water shortage. a bond funded a dam project in Glendale, and irrigated land advertised at 50 dollars per acre while water rights reached 75 dollars. In June 1920 the Oneida Stake division formed the Franklin Stake. Local family news covered trips, reunions, and gatherings among the Winward and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Palace
Clayton Grocery Company
Clayton Meat and Grocery Company
Franklin County Citizen
Idaho Farmer
David Q. McKay
Richard W Lyman
Oneida
Franklin
Six Sons Speak at Clifton Sacrament Meeting
In a Clifton sacrament meeting on Sunday evening six Fuller children spoke, McKay North Ogden Gayland Rexbury Heber Salt Lake City Neil Blanding Ut Kendall Logan and Steven Clifton with Steven heading to the Argentine mission. Their mother Mrs LaMont Bair of Richmond accompanied a song performance. Nearby visits include Ada Bailey Mrs Steven Bailey and daughter of Layton and many relatives visiting Peters, Povey, Martin and McGrath families for graduations and weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Dent
George Reeder
Bob Jerome
Sacramento
Calif
Margo Wright
Thatcher
Kent Paskins
Roy
Glenna Paskins
Ted Paskins
Wanda Hess
Fred Hess
Jana Carpenter
Malcolm Denton
Sacrament Meeting
Kevin Allen
Preston
Don Barger
LaVerne Johnson
Winston Allen
Richard Hill Darrel Barger
Todd Workman
Hull Valley
Dawn Lee
Rozann
Donald Barger
Karlene Barger
Alpine
Myrl Workman
Ernie Loh
Eldon Liechty
Ogden
Bob Coward
Pittsburg
Ann Burton
Dorothy Workman
Phillip Hawkes
Salt Lake City
Hawkes
Isabel
Sky View
Clair Hollingsworth
Clair
Don Workman
Soda Springs
Clifton
Stanley Fuller
McKay
North Ogden
Gayland
Rexbury
Heber
Neil
Blanding
Ut . Kendall
Logan
Steven
LaMont Bair
Richmond
Steven Bailey
Layton
Ada Bailey
Philippines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael D
Kunz
CPA
Loma Prince
Peggy Lyon
Webb
Hansen Glass
Glendale
Worm Creek
Cub River
Clifton Briefs
Hank Povey
Eldon Povey
Bertie Winward
Church House
Lyle Nash
Paul Winward
Delta
Edward Winward
Ore
Brent Winward
Malad
Alma Winward
Corvalis
Paul Sears
Blair Henderson
Dayton
Willard Gailey
Grant Mortensen
Phoenix
Ariz
Kent Howell
Bishop
William Winward
William Winward Lynch
Michael D. Kunz
District Court
THE
Anderson
Grize
Rae
Wad
Ste
Macleans
Idaio
Prt Rey
Aeey
Bayer. Thaged
Johnson & Johnson
Eaveur Neighborhood Drug Store
America
Mennen “E” Deodorant
Ryeleane
Alberto Balsam
Schick
M. TE Bai
Neion
Aan
Breck Een
Rhe
Delmer Weeks
Leonard Povey
Fred Taylor
Jackson
Wye
Don Taylor
Curtis
Mary
Cove
Diane
Joe McGrath
Pocatello
Susan Povey
Sylvan Morgan
Regina
Canada
Leonard Pavey
LaVere Martin
Clearfield
Arlo Martin
Eugene Martin
Mike Adams
Lea
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