Trousseau Tea Honors Carolé Peterson
Carolé Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmo Peterson was guest of honor at a trousseau tea held at her home. She recently married Boyd Davis son of Mr and Mrs Lew Davis of Linrose. The ceremony was at 4 p.m. with Parley Shaffer officiating. The couple left for Monterey California for their honeymoon where Davis is stationed in the U S Coast Guard.
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Carole Peterson
Elmo Peterson
Miss Peterson
Boyd Davis
Lew Davis
Linrose
Peterson
Davis
Wanda Jenkins
Elsie Bodily
Janet Davis
Dian Nash
Florence Sharp
Lila Drury
Monterey
Calif
U. S. Coast Guard
Preston
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Virginia Hall Home
The American Legion Auxiliary held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Virginia Hall's home with Mrs. Helen Owen presiding. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Clarena Bergquist. A program followed with piano solo by Kay Nielson, a talk on Americanism by Ranae Buxton, and two vocal numbers by Yvonne Barrus with Lorraine Christensen. Refreshments served to 17 members. door prize won by Mrs. Selman Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia Hall
Helen Owen
Clarena Bergquist
Kay Nielson
Ranae Buxton
Yvonne Barrus
Lorraine Christensen
Ed. Davis
Gene Curtis
Selmanlohnson
Founders Day Honors Fairview P-TA Leaders
Fairview P-TA held Founders Day to honor past presidents. Spencer Winn recounted P-TA founder history and the hot lunch program's impact. Mrs. Richard Mier presented corsages to former presidents. A Weston sweetheart ball with orchestra and refreshments is planned with Lida Kay Neuenswan der as queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-Ta
Fairview
Etdotek
Spencer Winn
Richard Mier
PTA
Mrs Gladys Jensen Honored at Franklin Stake Dinner
Relief society board hosted a dinner for former member Mrs Wallace B Jensen at the home of Mrs Gladys Rosen. Twenty six guests attended a full course meal at one long table with Valentine decor and red carnations. The group included couples Wallace Jensen Merlin Whittle Melvin Griffeth Leroy Smith Eugene Anderson William Davis Don Pack Arthur Neuenswander Royal Wilson Ferrell Beckstead Stanton Hawkes Ivan Rasmussen and Mrs William Fryer and Mrs Gladys Rosen.
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Gay
Wallace
B. Jen‘sen
Merlin T. Whittle
Melvin Griffeth
N. Leroy Smith
William A. Davis
W. Don Pack
Arthur Neuenswander
Royal G. Wilson
Ferrell
N. Beckstead
Stanton M .Hawkes
Ivan J. Rasmussen
William J. Fryer
Gladys Bosen
Births in Preston Area Welcome New Babies
Mr and Mrs Verl Hale of Logan welcome a girl born February 7. Mr and Mrs DeVaughn Maughan of Preston greet a boy born February 9. Mr and Mrs Ray Croshaw of Clifton announce a boy born February 11. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jensen of Preston RFD 3 report a boy born February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl .Hale
Logan
DeVaughn Maughan
Preston
Ray’Croshaw
Clifton
Cecil Jensen
Stassen Seeks GOP Edge With Poll Comparisons
Johnson cites Gallup and Princeton polls showing Stassen leading Truman by double digits and Taft trailing, with Vinson topping Taft in November projections. He argues the GOP should nominate its strongest vote-getter to win in November and carry key states like New York.
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Son
Johnson
Truman
Stassen
Minnesota
Vinson
Gallup
Taft
New York State
Princeton Research Group
Fies
Forest Service aims to keep ranges healthy for water supply
The supervisor states the objective in range management is to maintain all usable ranges in good condition so watersheds on grazing lands function to assure permanent delivery of clear usable water in maximum quantities for the expanding agricultural and industrial economy and growing population around the forest.
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Forest. Service
Es S
Preston Personals Brief In Cedar City Visit
Mrs. Jim Beveridge spent the past two weeks in Cedar City Utah with her sister Mrs. Ruby Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moser and read other local names in the personals column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Beveridge
Cedar City
Ruby Webster
Joe Moser
Dursteler Trip Highlights Mexico California and Hoover Dam
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dursteler returned Monday from a trip to Mexico California and Hoover dam They were joined by Mrs Mardell Nielson who accompanied her husband in the service Mrs Zeffa Peterson fell and broke her hip Tuesday morning and was taken to a Salt Lake hospital Her condition is not yet known Mr Lavoir Dent and two sons Brian and Paul of Ogden visited Monday and Tuesday at the Palmer home.
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Arthur Dursteler
Mexico
California
Hoover Dam
Mardell Nielson
Zeffa Peterson
Salt Lake
Three P T A Groups Unite for Founders Day Program
Three local P T A groups joined for a founders day observation at the high school auditorium Monday night at 8. Mrs Lee Bergquist presided with prayer by Asad Bell. A PTA history was given by Spencer-Condie and two musical numbers by Yvonne Barrus and Arlene Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bergquist
Asad Bell
Spencer—Condie
Yvonne Barrus
Arlene Christensen
Phenoi Edgley
Angus Conjie
Wayne Brown
Maurice Marchantr
Mr. Schofield
Sturton Smedley
Don Elwell
Paul Greaves
Earl Solley
Duane Seamons
American Legion Holds Cutter Races at Idaho Utah Airport
Preston American Legion post No. 34 sponsors the Idaho Utah cutters races with 18 teams entered. Races start at 1 p.m. at the airport, with two afternoons of excitement and a goal of a large crowd for an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston American Legion Post No. 34
G. I. Scott
American Legion
the Legion
Polio Officials To Meet Monday In Franklin County
The Franklin county chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will hold its annual meeting Monday at 2 p.m. in the county courthouse basement. County chairman Delmer Olson will report last year’s business, elect officers for the year, and outline plans for the 1952 season. The meeting is open to all Franklin county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Delmer Olson
Chambers Commerce Take Leading in Civic Improvements
Washington chambers of commerce, comprised of hometown supporters, are often at the forefront when public improvements are discussed. They have been accused of advocating federal funding for local projects while loudly calling for action at the same time.
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Chambers Commerce
Washington—Chambers * of Commerce
Chambers Urge Economy in Government Spending
The US Chamber of Commerce urges local chambers to oppose federal funds for local projects and to declare opposition to non emergency government spending. National Chamber President Dechard A Haley calls for resolutions backing economy during the defense effort.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chambers of Commerce
National Chamber
Dechard A. Haley
Haley
Missionary Praises Paper and Requests Address Update
George C. Reeder writing from the Great Lakes mission compliments the weekly paper for keeping missionaries informed. He notes seeing Elders Corbridge, Lewis, Carter, and Greaves, and asks to change his address to 2400 South Jefferson, Muncie, Indiana.
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George C. Reeder
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Citizen
Great Lakes Mission
South
Jefferson, Muncie, Ind
Water needs differ for sheep and cattle in cold weather
The University of Idaho extension service advises a constant supply of fresh water for cattle and sheep, noting cattle require five to ten gallons daily and cannot rely on snow. Experiments in California find cattle prefer water around 50 F, with warming recommended for comfort.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
California
Salad Bowl Lettuce Called Promising Home Garden Variety
The University of Idaho extension service says salad bowl is a promising variety of home garden lettuce. It highlights its growth potential and suitability for amateur gardeners seeking dependable, flavorful greens.
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The
University of Idaho Extension Service
Six-Week-Old Baby Dies Here Wednesday
Kim Ivan Crockett six week old son of DeRay G. and Cleo Rasmussen Crockett died early Wednesday morning at the family home 110 South First East after a two day illness Born in Preston January 5 he is survived by his parents a brother Gary Dee Crockett of Preston and grandparents Mr and Mrs E Ray Crockett and Ivan Rasmussen of Preston Funeral services were held today at 1 p m in the Richards and Son mortuary by Ernest Eberhard Jr bishop of the first ward Burial was in Whitney cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Ivan Crockett
DeRay G
Cleo Rasmussen Crockett
South First East
Preston
Gary Dee Crockett
E. Ray Crockett
Ivan Rasmussen
Richards and Son
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
First Ward
Whitney Cemetery
Preston Citizen reports local developments
The Preston Citizen details recent events affecting the town including community meetings, municipal decisions, and notes on public projects with emphasis on local impact and resident interest.
Reunion Is Feb 22 In Riverdale Ward
The Riverdale ward reunion is set for Friday February 22. Former and current members are urged to attend with a program starting at 11 a.m. featuring entertainment and refreshments, followed by an evening dance. Entertainment Friday targets high school age and older. grade school children are invited Saturday.
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Riverdale Ward
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Weston
Weston Ward
Lida Kay Neuenswander
Gladys—Jensen
New York
Dali
Johnson's
Clyde Handy
Sam ‘ Handy
Franklin
Karl van Damm
Preston High School
Gretchen
Red
Kendrick Morrison
Oliver Morrison
Stassen Forces
TRADE
INS
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Packard
FORD
South State
Preston Citizen
Reunion
Riverdale
Twin Lakes Water
Struve’s Millinery
Given Smith
Corona
Ayers Nps
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