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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1952
Page
4
Sheriff E L Hansen says a Holstein heifer about 600 pounds with ear tag found in the Egypt Herd District will be sold for cash at Baltzer Peterson Ranch at 12 noon on December 26, 1952 if the owner does not claim and pay costs. Dated December 13, 1952.
Public notice states a special election in the Village of Fairview Franklin County Idaho on January 3 1953 at the Fairview Ward Meeting House. Voters decide whether to disincorporate with ballots marked For disincorporation or Against disincorporation. Polls open 9 am to 7 pm with election judges J W Jensen Bertha Cole and Lorna Sharp. Dated December 4 1952 Oscar Rawlings Village Clerk.
In Lewiston Utah on January 17 1953 at 2:00 PM Henry Hodges secretary confirms sale of stock to cover delinquent assessments plus advertising costs at Lewiston State Bank Building. Wayne T Wiser and David O Hendricks listed with parcel numbers or identifiers.
Mink Creek residents James H. Baird family plan a Christmas visit to Los Angeles and Provo, staying with relatives including the Murdocks and the Richard Knights. Other local natives and former Mink Creek residents gathered for holiday events, programs, and parties with Mrs. Freeman Jensen hosting Primary class activities and gift exchanges. Army postings, bridal parties, and welcome-home celebrations filled the community schedule as residents travel, reunite, and celebrate the season.
Mrs Ada Oliver, mother of Idaho Falls, and Mrs Elea Larsen Bell of Logan, grandmothers of Elmer Gene Oliverson, attended a gathering. Mr and Mrs Theo Bell of Preston were Wednesday evening callers at the home of Mr and Mrs James H Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunkley celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary with a day spent in Logan. Lillias Ann, June and Glen Tanner returned home last week to spend holidays with their mother Mrs. Lucy Tanner, with Sunday guests at her home.
The Relief Society held its annual Christmas party with Ida Prescott Aston Beckstead and Rosella Dunkley demonstrating table and mantle decorations. Margaret Chadwick played two piano solos Morris Benson and Annie Swainston performed solos and a Christmas story. Luncheon was served by Kate Swainston Mae Foster Hedvig Larsen and Edna Swainston. Nadine Oliverson visits family while Hagin attends USAC and Mr Mrs Lyman Sharp attend temple sessions in Logan.
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