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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
9
Mink Creek Ward plans a reunion on February 22 with Primary and Junior Sunday School gatherings in the afternoon and a 12 and up night session. An evening program and supper are planned for all ward and former ward members.
Weston Mr and Mrs Frank Olsen motored to Brigham on Friday to celebrate their son Clair s birthday with Clair and his family Hy McKay hosted his boss Mr and Mrs Allen with a dinner at the sheep camp Friday Melvin and Emmaline McKay spent Thursday at Logan temple Their daughters Lila and Joy Hansen and her husband were home for the weekend Mr and Mrs Lawrence Neuen swander and Mr and Mrs Bud Ick and children had dinner at
Parley Olsons hosted Curtis and LaWayne in Logan with family visits. A primary night by Rose Phillips and El sie Bastian drew 39 attendees for parents and sons. Deaton family returns from Los Angeles after Jarvis wedding. Norma Haslem gives birth in Salt Lake City with four siblings. Gerald Nelson visits Sadie Nelson in Preston and Fairview. Flash floods and rains caused road and yard damage in the area.
County ASCS chairman A G Condie outlines a voluntary 1962 feed grain program. Producers divert barley corn or grain sorghum acreage and may receive an advance payment or a feed grain certificate. Sign up runs February through March with two county average payment rates per acre for corn grain sorghum and barley.
The second rate is 60 percent of county normal yield per acre times the county support rate. Payments vary by farm productivity relative to county average and acres diverted. Minimum barley corn or grain sorghum diversion equals 20 percent of the farm base based on 1959 60 production. maximum depends on farm base size. Interested farmers should contact their county ASCS office promptly.
Funeral services were held in the Dayton ward chapel for Leon Louie Blau. Prayers were offered by Robert Albrecht and Fred Blau, with music by Milford Chase and the Dayton ward choir. The grave was dedicated in Logan cemetery with pallbearers and remarks by Amos K Gerber.
Flowers were arranged under the Dayton ward Relief Society guidance showing community care and civic service.
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