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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1960

Page

9

Cherry Couple Set to Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Orval Cherry longtime Franklin county residents now at 134 South Third East Logan will mark their golden wedding on December 21 at home in Logan They married December 21 1910 at the Logan temple LDS Both have long active roles in LDS auxiliaries He served as counselor and ward teacher for 30 years She worked in Sunday school MIA and Primary for 30 years and held secretary roles in genealogical societies They have one son in Lansing Michigan five granddaughters two living They invite friends and relatives to call December 21 from 2 to 6 pm and request no gifts

Orval Cherry Franklin County South Third East Logan Cherry Logan Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints LDS Church Winder Ward Preston Sixth Ward Logan Thirteenth Ward

Primary Officers Hold Christmas Party

The Preston third ward Primary officers and teachers held a Christmas party in the ward recreation hall for their partners. The Primary presidency organized a two course dinner for 40 at eight o'clock, followed by a Christmas story, games, carols, and white elephant gift exchanges under a decorated tree.

Preston Third Ward Howard Hawkes

Christmas Glazed Ham with Pineapple and Cherry Garnish

A holiday platter features a 12 to 14 pound glazed ham roasted fat side up in a 300 F oven until the center reads 160 F. A pineapple brown sugar glaze with pineapple juice, mustard and flour is applied and set with a final 30 minute bake after adding drippings. Pineapple slices and maraschino cherries decorate the finished ham.

Philip F Maughan to Be Honored in Franklin Testimonial

Philip Franklin Maughan son of Dr and Mrs Weston P Maughan of Franklin will be honored at a testimonial Sunday evening Dec 18 at 7 30 in the Franklin Ward chapel. He is called to serve a two year LDS mission to the Eastern States and will enter the mission home Jan 2 prior to departure.

Philip Franklin Maughan Weston P. Maughan Franklin

Harriet Bodily Hall obituary of Fairview resident

Harriet Bodily Hall of Fairview died at home from a heart ailment. Born April 29, 1886, she lived in Fairview and was active in LDS Relief Society. She married Thomas John Hall in 1907. he died in 1958. Survived by children, many grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral planned Saturday at the Fairview ward chapel.

Harriet Bodily Hall Fairview Edwin Matilda Roberts Bodily Preston Hall LDS Church Relief Society Thomas John Hall Salt Lake Temple Melvin Dorothy) Gilbert Lewiston Byron T. Hall Cornish Wesley Oneta) Hyde Delbert Verna) Knudsen Mardene Dennis B Hall Herman E Hall Jerome Hershell Hall Ririe Grant RB Hall Caldwell Tivi Myrl L. Bodily Fairex Roberta Christensen Pancroft

Local Guardsmen End Active Duty After Six Months Training

Twenty three local young men completed six months of training with the National Guard at Fort Ord California and Fort Sill Oklahoma. They returned home in late November. Names include Richard Baird Don Beckstead Lyle Bennett Harold Conlin Dean Davis David Sant Clifford Jensen Wallace Johnson Darrell Larsen Dennis Manning Neldon Nielson Paul Norton Larry Packer Dan Palmer Craig Paskins Kirk Paskins Jay Kent Petterberg Mark Porter Gary Ransom Vernon Reeder Ronald Schow Arland Stark and Jerry Whitehead.

National G Yard Fort Ord Calif Sit Okla Richard Baird Don Beckstead Lyle Bennett Harold Conlin Dean Davis David Sant Clifford Jensen Wallace Johnson Darrell Larsen Dennis Manning Neldon Nielson Paul Norton Larry Packer Dan Palmer Craig Paskins Kirk Paskins Jay Kent Petterberg Mark Porter Gary Ransom Vernon Reeder Ronald Schow Arland Stark Jerry Whitehead

Newspaper relies on local ads to keep Franklin County news thriving

The publication credits advertising from local boat and business firms for making the newspaper possible. It invites readers to support the businesses that fund community reporting on Franklin County people and events.

Franklin County

Philip E Hawkes to Serve Mission in Germany

Philip E Hawkes son of Dr and Mrs Leo R Hawkes will be honored at a missionary farewell testimonial on Sunday evening December 18 at 6 30 in the Preston First Ward chapel. He departs January 2 for the South German mission headquartered in Stuttgart Germany. Hawkes is a Preston LDS seminary graduate and Preston High School alumnus currently in his second year at Utah State University.

Philip E. Hawkes Leo R. Hawkes Preston First Ward Struttgart Germany Philip Preston Lds Seminary Preston High School Utah State University

Poole Named To Two Year Southern States Mission

William D Poole receives a two year call to serve in the Southern States mission He will enter the mission home Jan 2 and depart to Atlanta Ga A testimonial for Poole is set for Dec 18 at 7 30 PM in Whitney ward chapel He is son of Mr and Mrs William W Poole of Whitney Poole a Preston LDS Seminary and Preston High School graduate 1959 active in Future Farmers and attended BYU.

William D Poole Southern States Atlanta Geo Poole Whitney Ward Chapel William W Poole Whitney Preston Lds Seminary Preston High School BYU

Modern Style Sauerbraten Recipe Keeps Dutch Roots

Regional Pennsylvania Dutch dish with a sweet and sour flavor. Modern adaptation uses three hours braising then thirty more minutes with raisins. Beef blade roast browned in lard, seasoned, and simmered with vinegar onion bay leaf allspice cinnamon cloves and later raisins. Serve six to eight with gravy crumb-thickened.

Sugar Industry at Crossroads Over Cuba Policy

Yakima Washington—Tom O Murphy deputy director of the U S Department of Agriculture sugar division told the 15th annual meeting of the National Beet Growers Federation that the U S sugar program stands at a crossroads due to the Cuban crisis and Congress may extend the sugar act only for a short term to study long range policy. He noted Cuba’s enhanced sugar role and warned against beet sugar shortages while urging extension to avoid market disruption. Phillips E Jones of the U S Beet Sugar Assn forecast production rising to 2.7 million tons by 1962 with marketability depending on long term legislation. The federation seeks an immediate short term extension of the sugar act.

Yakima Wash U. S S Congress Tom O. Murphy U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C National Beet Growers Federation Murphy Cuba U. S Oly Department of Agriculture Phillip E. Jones U. S. Beet Sugar Assn Jones Federation

West Side Pirates Rally Past North Cache And Marsh Valley

The West Side High School Pirates avenged an opener by defeating North Cache 25 to 17 and Marsh Valley 50 to 33. Phil Schwaneveldt led scoring with 10 against North Cache, Allen Davis had 18 versus Marsh Valley, and Gary Gunnell added six rebounds and five points in the two games. The team eyes a Friday game at Preston and a Saturday matchup with Rockland.

West Side High School Pirates North Cache Marsh Valley Phil Schwaneveldt David Lemmon Gary Gunnell Allen Davis Gary

Proper Meat Storage Tips for Fresh and Frozen Meat

Guidance from home economist Reba Staggs on handling fresh, frozen, cured, cooked, and canned meats. Store fresh meat in the oldest fridge section and uncovered or loosely wrapped to aid air flow and drying. Freeze if holding beyond three days, use moisture vapor proof wrap, and avoid refreezing unless in an emergency.

Reba Staggs Swat

Storage rules for meats during defrosting and freezing

The guidance warns that not completely defrosted meat should be cooked promptly. Cured meats ham and bacon belong in their wrappers for one to two weeks, luncheon meats no more than a week, and ready to serve or canned meats should not be frozen. Freezing cured meats is ill advised. if necessary, limit storage to 60 days. Cool meats belong in teepaviet water, tightly covered to prevent further drying.

Beet Growers Set Annual Franklin County Meeting

The Franklin County Beet Growers Association schedules its annual meeting for Saturday at 1 PM in Franklin County. Members will discuss farming practices, member updates, and association affairs.

Courthouse Meeting To Elect Directors And Report

A 1 pm gathering in the courthouse basement will elect three new directors and present a report on the past year’s work. The program includes a summary of the U S Beet Growers Federation annual meeting held recently in Yakima Washington.

U. S Beet Growers Federation Yakima Wash

National Best Growers Meeting Attracts Beet Associations

About 350 officers and directors from sugar beet associations in Colorado Montana Wyoming Nebraska Oregon Washington Utah Idaho Kansas and the Dakotas gathered for a three day national meeting highlighting essential farm labor.

Colorado Montana Wyoming Nebraska Oregon Washington Utah Idaho Kansas North South Dakota

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cherry Sparkup Aristocrat Johnson’ S Preston,Idaho Philip F. Maughan Franklin Ward Eastern States Maughan LDS Seminary National Guard Fort Ord Califma Harriet B. Hall William D. Poole United States Toda Wy Beale Notions Fat West Side Pirates Cache and The Franklin County Beet Growers Assn National Best Growers By Prince Matchabelli Cologne Crowns of Wind Song Stradivari Colognes Prince Matchabelli Royal Family of Fragrance Johnson's Drug Store Preston, Idaho Kemenler Preston Citizen
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