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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1955
Page
5
A fragmented note describes a brunch idea using Swiss cheese melted into eggs served on buttered toast. It mentions an Idaho extension service and a quirky image of a giant water bug carrying unborn progeny on its back.
A two night Lewis and Clark sesquicentennial pageant in Salmon Aug 20–21 depicts Sacagawea’s story from her Shoshoni kidnapping to her meeting with Lewis and Clark. Dr Vic Mae Powell directs with 100 cast, dancers, and Indian performers. funded by Salmon chamber of commerce with 2000 dollars. grandstand for 2500 nightly. tickets by mail order.
The Six Little Workers met at Bonnie Speth's home with apple refreshments and a round of demonstrations by Lucille Chase Katherine Blau and others. Francy's Fixers and The Gay Cooks clubs held sessions at Carol Dalley and Carol Taylor's homes with breakfast prep and dinner table setting tips.
Mrs Sherman Woolf and family with Rex Packer Dwain Tate James Tate Milton Packer and others from Idaho Falls attended the Muir family reunion in Bountiful. Visitors called on Mr and Mrs Sherman Woolf Sunday afternoon after dining with the Day family in Sinclair Wyoming.
The Merrill Hair and Scalp Consultants announce a free thorough examination at Johnson Hotel Preston Idaho on Monday August 15 from 12 noon to 9 pm. The firm promises a written guarantee of satisfaction and states some cases cannot be helped.
The Merry Maids club met at leader Sherry Neeley’s home with Elane Marrer giving the pledge. Cheerful Chefs gathered at Mary Auger’s house where Karen Millward performed a tap dance and Mary taught cereal preparation. The Stutcherettes 4-H sewing club stitched house coats at Ida Chase’s home, with Ida serving refreshments to members including Ruth Ann Beutler and others.
Fragmentary OCR text references a notice reported by the Preston Citizen. Details are unreadable, but the snippet indicates a local public notice or call to action appearing in the Preston, Idaho publication.
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