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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
12
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Koller have returned from a week in Texas. He traveled for his work with Farmers Grain Organization. The children stayed with grandparents Mrs. Selma Koller and Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Buttars.
Dan McKay of Weston broke his wrist last week while playing on the farm of Serge Benson with the Benson boys. Mr. and Mrs. Lew P. Allsop left Monday for Parker to visit their son Judd and family and then planned to drive to Santa Rosa California to visit another son Sid Allsop and family.
Reassigned Airman Third Class John T. Galloway of Preston finishes a United States Air Force refrigeration specialists course. He will report to McChord AFB Washington after graduation. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R Galloway of 255 S Second W Preston. DAYTON Scouts Guide Patrol honors parents in an evening of games activities and dinner.
A West side FHA group sponsored a sleigh riding party Thursday supervised by advisor Mrs. LeArta Hammond. Riders enjoyed sleighing on hills west of the Earl Kirkbride home and later attended a chili supper at the high school.
Preston Knife and Fork club members will hear Oscar E Benny speak on Russia yesterday and tomorrow at a February 20 dinner in the County Courthouse. Benny, born near Warsaw, describes early Russian days and current Russia from travels in Poland East Germany Russia and Czechoslovakia. He forecasts Russia of tomorrow and is a frequent public speaker. Also noted, Franklin students toured the Atomic Plant in Arco Idaho on Saturday.
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