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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

7

Community Notes from Mink Creek and Preston Local Visitations

Mink Creek and Preston residents shared a weekend of visits with relatives including Eliot Arnoldson and the Christensen family. In Logan and Riverdale, extended kin gathered as out of town guests joined church services led by Pres Lenna Christensen with several Primary officers and musical offerings. Meanwhile Conrad Bell announced the birth of a new grandson to Leon and Mrs. Bell of Huntsville, bringing their total to thirteen grandchildren.

Eliot Arnoldson Preston Anna Swenson Clarence Cleaves Pocatello Valdemar Christensen Harold Baird Logan Leonard Peterson Twilla Gibbs Swan Lake LaRue Browning Salt Lake Lafe Jepsen Riverdale Christina Jepson James Robinson Rueben Christensen Pres Lenna Christensen Donna Roper Beverly Nelson Carolyn Rasmussen Eliza Jepson Nelda Jensen Virgie Docksteader Fern Nelson Bessie Baird Blanch Nelson Olene Ransom Pearl Christensen Violet Larsen Gloria Jensen Virginia Jensen Dallas Kelles Glen Slight Anona Oliverson Bishop Orlando Rasmussen Dale Larsen Wodrow Rasmussen Glencoe Buelah Beckstead Ogden Dallas Keller Pvt Leness Keller Conrad Bell Leon Bell Huntsville

Nine Grandchildren for Local Couple and Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Lorin Bight of Linrose are celebrated with nine grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilde spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting relatives and their daughter Dixie Rae joined them on returning home.

Lorin Bight Linrose Oscar Wilde Salt Lake Dixie Rae

Winder Gleaner Outing Ends With Neighborhood News

Friday and Saturday activities for the junior Gleaner class include a wiener roast and a hot cake breakfast. The girls softball team beat Mink Creek 10 to 8 Thursday night. Social visits span Rosa Swainston with the Larsens, Merlin Coburn’s two day visit, and many relatives from Preston to Salt Lake City. News covers births, baptisms, travels, church talks, and community dinners, with a card of thanks for mourners.

Cub River Canyon Mink Creek Rosa Swainston Marlene Larsen Lee Larsen Preston Merlin Coburn Coburn Magna Harold Swainston Corless Rosa Margaret Seventh Ward Don Ballif Freedom Wyo Richard Ballif Don Baling Hay Riggie Thornell Birmingham Eng LeRay Sw William Mottishaw David Davis Reggie Thornell Thornell England George Bennett Salt Lake City

Births in Preston and Lewiston areas listed

Mr and Mrs Earl Jenson Preston announce a girl born August 12. Mr and Mrs Glen Smith Preston report a girl born August 11. Mr and Mrs Robert Wennergren Preston report a girl born August 12. Mr and Mrs Darwin Anderson Preston announce a boy born August 11. Mr and Mrs Wayne Peterson Preston report a boy born August 93. Mr and Mrs Ronald Talbot Lewiston Utah announce a boy born August 12. Mr and Mrs Keith Page Preston report a girl born August 12. Mr and Mrs Fred E Beins Dayton announce a girl born August 15.

Earl Jenson Preston Glen Smith Robert Wennergren Darwin Anderson Wayne Peterson Ronald Talbot Lewiston Keith Page Fred E Beins Dayton

Mrs Hugh C Nielsen Hosts Bridge Club at Deer Cliff

Mrs Hugh C Nielsen entertained her bridge club Thursday at Deer Cliff with a salad dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs B N Crockett of Hutchinson Kansas Mrs Don Smith Mrs Phil West Mrs R L Smith and Mrs A H Handy Jr High score honors went to Mrs Mel Reeves Gwen Collier won second and guest prize went to Mrs B N Crockett.

Hugh C. Nielsen Deer Cliff Hugh C.nielsen Bridge Club B. N. Crockett Hutchinson, Kan Don Smith Phil West R. L. Smith A. H. Handy, Jr Mel Reeves Gwen Collier B. N Crockett

Friendship club outing at Preston Park ends with chicken dinner

Friendship club members entertained their husbands and children at a summer outing at Preston Park on Sunday afternoon. A chicken dinner served to 73. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Webber and family of Ogden. Mrs. Myrtle Woodward chaired, aided by Mrs. Dorothy Christensen, Mrs. Marion Greaves and Mrs. Sylvia Petterborg.

Friendship Club Preston Park John Webber Ogden Myrtle Woodward Dorothy Christensen Marion Greaves Sylvia Petterborg

Family and Friends Welcome Newborn in Pocatello Area

Elaine Fisher visits in Pocatello while Mel Burrup hosted. the Croshaw reunion drew Mac Gambles at Ross Park. Edwin Crockett hosted Rippon family from Casper. Visitors included Paul Potter party from Salt Lake City. Floyd Diderickson to Indiana for a new truck. Merlyn Gorham and Ricki San Diego visiting Don Smith. Curtis Wadsworth and new eight pound daughter Aug. 17 in Las Vegas. Grandparents Eli Forsgren Riverdale. Norma Forsgren mother of newborn. Mrs Forsgren travels to Las Vegas to meet grandchild.

Mac Gambles Croshaw Ross Park Pocatello Merlyn A. Gorham Ricki San Diego Don Smith Curtis Wadsworth Las Vegas Nev Eli Forsgren Riverdale Norma Forsgren

Vacation Scenes and Local Visits Round Up

Mr and Mrs Mac Gambles stayed two days at Mack's Inn and spent the rest of the week in Virginia City and Dillon Montana. Norman Petterborg of Phoenix and relatives visit Montrose Colorado while Mr and Mrs LaMar Hansen travel from Blackfoot. Jerry Weaver vacationed in Yellowstone Ogden and Salt Lake City. The Cranneys hosted diners including A C Ibsen and William Glassman. T Roy Peterson recovers from a broken foot after a ladder fall. Ogden guests J T Mathews and children visited Cranneys house Tuesday.

Ing Mac Gambles Mack’s Inn Virginia City Dillon, Mont Jerry Weaver Yellowstone Ogden Salt Lake City

Removal of young roosters from laying flocks urged

Reid Merrill University of Idaho extension poultryman says young cockerels running with a commercial laying flock should be removed. They consume about 40 cents worth of feed monthly and become tougher as they age. Removing them prevents fertile eggs reduces feed costs and frees space for hens.

Reid Merrill University of Idaho Extension Poultryman

Puzzle Clues Across Aged Atlas Features Syndicate

A fragmented puzzle page listing cryptic clues and abbreviated hints from 1950 Atlas Features Syndicate. The grid shows numbers 17 20 22 25 27 28 30 with word prompts such as Closed car Vegetables Informed Halt and many others. The jumble ends with Exist 75 and a note reading Table Abor.

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