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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

13

Our Stake in Oil Exploration

A brief opinion piece discusses the 1460 mile Texas to Illinois gas pipeline and its national benefits. It notes gas availability for communities along the route improving industry and employment in Searcy Arkansas and nearby areas. The author peers at the engineering feat and asks an executive how much gas the line will carry.

East Texas Joliet Chicago Red Arkansas Mississippi Searcy Texas Gulf Illinois Great Lakes Texas Illlinois Natural Gas Pipeline Company

Depletion tax breaks aid quest for new oil and gas fields

A interview explains why the federal depletion allowance fuels exploration. Executives cite daily gas pipeline needs of about 325 million cubic feet and a $140 million pipeline investment, with new wells and fields required to sustain reserves.

Arkansas Congress United States Petroletum Company Wildcatter O. C Bailey Arkansas State Oil and Gas Commission Bailey Materials Policy Commission

Preston Personals Ties For Ward Event At Downata

MIA members of the fourth ward enjoyed an evening of tertainment Tuesday at Down ata as part of the organization's monthly program. A Swim and a picnic lunch completed the party. Mrs. James Johnson and daughters from Rock Springs Wyoming visited two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maughan. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Mitchell flew from Logan to visit them. Mrs. Maughan and Mrs. Mitchell went to Price Utah last week to visit. They were joined at Provo by Miss Dora Maughan now of Provo and Miss Ramona Stephenson who has been visiting sisters Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hansen. She will resume teaching in Idaho Falls schools this fall. Mr and Mrs. Steven Morehead and Mrs. Lois Perry of Los Angeles spent last week visiting.

Fourth Ward Downata James Johnson Rock Springs Wyo Howard Maughan Bentley Mitchell Logan Price Provo Dora Maughan RaMona Stephenson Asael Bell Bill Hansen Idaho Falls Steven Morehead Lois Perry Los Angeles

Relatives noted in Preston and Grace connections

Mr. Morehead and Mrs. Perry are nephew and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Will Turner and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Merrill. Max Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asael Bell, spends summer at home before returning to UCLA. A 2ce Clair Biggs is on a 12 day leave with his parents. Airman Biggs stationed at Tucson and will return after leave.

Preston and Grace Morehead Perry Will Turner O. P. Merrill Max Bell Asael Bell Ucla Los Angeles Clair Biggs Sidney Biggs Biggs Tucson Ariz

New Arrivals A string of newborn girls announced

Mr and Mrs R D Smith welcome a girl born July 31. Mr and Mrs Harold J Conlin welcome a girl born August 9. Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson welcome a girl born August 9. Mr and Mrs Marlow Smart welcome a girl born August 10. Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Edwards welcome a girl born August 12. Mr and Mrs William Sparks welcome a girl born August 12.

R. D. Smith Harold J. Conlin William Gregory Jack Robinson Marlow Smart Nathaniel Edwards William Sparks

Mrs. Addie Gailey Dies at 82 in Preston

Addie Leora Gailey 82 of 452 South First East Preston died last Thursday after a yearlong illness. Born March 10 1870 in Putnam County Missouri she married Willard Gailey June 12 1901. She lived in Preston 17 years and before that in Fairview 36 years and was an active LDS church worker. Survived by two sons two daughters 15 grandchildren one great grandchild and two brothers. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. in the Preston LDS first ward chapel with burial in Fairview cemetery.

Addie Leora Gailey South First East Preston Glen Swann Putnam County Missouri Noah and Lavina Gates Winger Willard Gailey Salt Lake Gailey Fairview Relief Society Eldora G Johnson Jessie G Swann Joseph W. Gailey J. Noah Gailey Ephrata Wash Jesse D. Winger Skidmore Asa L. Winger Preston Lds First Ward Ernest Eberhard, Jr Fairview Cemetery Richards and Son Mortuary

Busy Ducklings Club Meets Twice in August

The Busy Ducklings met in Preston ward chapel on August 5 for arts and crafts under Diana and Mrs Adrian Hampton. A second session on August 12 at Claron Buxton's home featured Ruth Olsen on machine darning and Carol Smith on pattern layout with sewing and pressing demonstrations.

Preston First Ward Jeaders Diana Adrian Hampton Claron Buxton Ruth Olsen Carol Smith

Hansen Family Reunion Held at Mink Creek Park

The H. C. Hansen family of Mink Creek and the Rasmus Hansen family of Bear River City Utah held their annual reunion at Mink Creek ball park in honor of Gertrude Marie Hansen whose birthday is Aug 7. Ninety six descendants attended with relatives from Utah and Idaho. Lunch followed at 1 p.m. and games were played later.

H. C. Hansen Mink Creek Rasmus Hansen Bear River City Gertrude Marie Hansen Utah Idaho

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