Social visits and family events fill Treasureton area
A long list of weekend and weekday visits spans Treasureton and nearby towns. Reads include Mrs. Ted Paskins hosting at home. Alice Smith and Jennie Perry in Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Panne teir visiting from San Francisco. Burgers, Wagnero, and Johnson families gathering for meals and birthdays. a 91st birthday for Jane Clifford. baby blessings in Logan and Inkom. trips to Bear Lake Preston Preston and Preston hospitals. Air Force leave for Larry Atkinson. and various family reunions and hospital visits across Idaho and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Shappart
Karen
An Lars
Ted, Paskins
Ted Paskins
William Paskins
Logan
Alice ‘Smith
Cedar City
Utah
Jennie Perry
Ann Burton
Cleveland
Smith
Perry
Workman
Burton
Charles Panneteir
San Francisco
Myrl Workman
Herb“ Wagnero
Pocatello
T. J. Barger
Cliff Johnson
Bessie Reeder
Sue Johnson
Jack Johnson
Blackfoot
Ben Young
Youngs
Cliff, Johnson
Idaho Falls
Ervin Butter
Butters
Myrle Workman
Sophia, Workman
Jane Clifford
Ward
Clifford
Hess
Preston
Maggie K Smith
Bert Sant
Terreton
Elizabeth Ward
Willy Norton
Sons
Ogden
Canada
Montana
Bill
Barkdol
Gene Paskins
Jarry
Atkinson
Tand
von Atkinson
Air Force
Larry
Azores
Spain
Warren ‘Sant
Mesa
Don Workman
Wise Sarenn
Maggie* Smith
Reflection on government subsidies and federal authority
The author cites Wickard v Filburn to critique subsidies and federal regu lation. He argues Washington lacks money of its own and that funds given back come with strings. The piece questions whether citizens really gain from subsidized programs or lose autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wickard
Filburn
Washington
Nash Family Reunion Held in Franklin Pioneer Park
About 100 descendants of Isaac B. Nash gathered Saturday in Franklin's Pioneer Park for a Nash family reunion. A committee led by Rae Smith and Bart Hill oversaw events including a noon gathering, Relic Hall visit, a 1:30 p.m. dinner with gladioli centerpieces, and music acts by Paula, Melburn Stocks, and others. A program featured tributes, genealogy remarks, and a box drawing and white elephant auction to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Nash
Pioneer Park
Franklin
Rae, Smuin
Bart Hill
Max Atkinson
Estelle Smith
Hilda Olsen
Ward
Melba Stocks
Paula
Melburn Stocks
Selenie Sanberg
Janice Fingerte
Salty Nash
Shirlene Johnson
Janet- Kay Lewis
Gerald Wright
Ratfion
JoAnn Wright
Weldon Nash
Nash
Estelle N. Wright
Nettie Lewis
Laura Atkinson
Eda Anderson
Fairview
Utah
Merrill Sanberg
Seleme
Sandra
Provo
Elva Kelley
Ray Smuin
Frank Parkinson
Parkinson
Salt Lake City
Rodney
Ranee Nash
Miss Judy Symes and Virgil Larsen wed in Logan Temple
Miss Judy Symes daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl W Nelson married Virgil Jack Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Virgil J Larsen in the Logan LDS temple Friday July 6 with President George A Raymond officiating. The bride wore a slipper satin wedding dress with lace and tulle and carried an orchid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Symes
Virgil Jack Larsen
Logan Temple
Earl W. Nelson
Virgil J. Larsen
Logan
Lds Temple
George. A. Raymond
Diana Bodily
Karen Tracy
Rolane ‘Walters
Gwynne Coomb
Sandra Troseth
Sharon Shumway
Witt
witt—nosegays_of pink and white carnations. Bestman
Alan Dee Hampton
Neil Nelson
Bob Simpson
Tor
Ann Lewis
Sandra Condie
Claron, Buxton
Kathryn Martin
Thedora Petterberg
Phyllis Tanner
Ruth Olsen
Janet Peterson
Maureen Palmer
Constance Davis
Preston
Agent Recipes For Double Milk Drinks
Home demonstration agent Lucretia Maughan promotes double milk a mix of fluid and dry milk as a nutritious family drink. Three flavors spice maple and molasses are given with quantities for six servings each. Mix dry milk with salt then blend into fluid milk and flavor accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Maughan
Ada
Preston Citizen Call In News Iteration
A fragmented notice from The Preston Citizen references a phone call and a request for an iteration of a news item. No full details are readable.
Pronghorn Antelopes Defy Extinction Threat in West
The pronghorn antelope once near oblivion in 1908 has rebounded across the United States due to game management and hunting laws. Wyoming’s ban on hunting boosted counts to 65,000 by 1948 and about 350,000 nationwide. The species, related to oxen and sheep, can run 20 to 30 mph and has unique horns that shed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
National Geographic Society
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
United States
Wyoming
Arthur S. Winarsen
Spanish Lake
Rug care tips from home economists emphasize cleaning
The article advises daily vacuuming in heavy traffic to keep rugs bright and durable. Light cleaning removes surface soil before it penetrates fibers while thorough cleaning is done occasionally. For spills, blot and sponge with a mild detergent solution, then rinse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Frederick
of Idaho Extension” Service
Lucretia
Maughan
Birth Announcements from East Lake City and Preston
Mr and Mrs Alvin Maughan of East Lake City announce the birth of a boy born in July. Mr and Mrs William G Palmer Jr of Preston announce a boy born July 29. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jensen of Preston announce a girl born July 30. Mr and Mrs Anthony Kiren of Preston announce a girl born July 31. Mr and Mrs Grant J Nelson of Preston announce a boy born August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Maughan
East Lake City
William G. Palmer, Jr
Preston
Cecil ‘Jensen
Anthony Kiren
Grant
Spot Removal Tips for Rugs with Rubber Backing
Advice on removing grease spots from rugs using cleaning fluid and a damp cloth. Warns against using spots on rugs with rubber backing to avoid dissolving the backing. Suggests using a teaspoon of white vinegar and lukewarm water for dampening the cloth and sponge.
Skunk Rights Spark Quiet Debate On Animal Etiquette
A curious remark notes that animals besides humans sometimes show respect for a skunk’s wish to stay alone. The line hints at behavioral norms in nature and prompts reflections on etiquette among creatures.
Wildlife dialogue hints at rare emergencies and predators
Fragmentary lines mention the National Geographic Society and animals such as coyotes cougars and skunks, suggesting a discussion of wildlife behavior in extreme situations and the potential for scarcity driving actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National “ Géographic Society
Weston baseball park Notes and Lost Item
A fragment mentions a baseball park loss on July 30 and a person named Scott Bergeson of Weston. The note references a page or column and lists Ps 32-340 as an identifier. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bergeson
Weston
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