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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
15
Fairview LuRay Hall and friends Carol Freeman and Sue Smith visited with Bertis Hall's family the weekend of February 11 while attending school in Wrovo. A bishop retirement party and gift are noted along with multiple family gatherings and social events including showers, quilting, and club activities.
Banida and nearby Logan residents shared visits and church activities over the weekend. Attendees included the Geddes, Cris ken sen, and Gregersen families, with BYU students Karla Geddes and Kathy Young as guests. Sunday talks and graduation certificates from Bishop Golden CC Geddes marked the sacraments and genealogical study events.
A discussion on diverse breakfast routes emphasizing nourishment and balance. It notes peanut butter sandwiches cheese toast or soup bowls can meet nutrition goals with vitamin C fruit, enriched bread, milk, and protein at meals. It mentions bread cereal and bacon and eggs as efficient protein sources for energy and satiety.
Emma Nettie Peterson Hansen 37 died at her Preston home after a long illness. Born April 25, 1898 in Preston to Charles F and Sarah Albiston Peterson she married Leonard E Hansen December 10, 1930 in the Logan LDS temple. Survived by husband Barbara H Bank and many stepchildren two sisters and a brother and a sister-in-law. Funeral services held today at 2 pm in Franklin stakehouse Preston second ward with Bishop Parley Shaffer presiding.
Mr and Mrs Bertus Warner announce a son born February 19 in Preston. Mr and Mrs Eldon Bingham report a son born February 20 on Route 7. Mr and Mrs James Thornton announce a son born February 20 in Preston. Mr and Mrs Grant Murray report a daughter born February 20 in Preston. Mr and Mrs William Pond of Press announce a son born February 20.
Esther Cole gave the talk in the senior Sunday school session to seminary students.
Last Wednesday Russell Westerberg took his mother Esther Westerberg of Preston and sister Mrs Howard Sea mons of Hyde Park to Salt Lake to visit Melvin Westerber in the LDS hospital. Mr and Mrs Fremon Jepsen attended a birthday party in Lewiston Utah last Monday at Floyd Elwood home for Mrs Valera Parry of Preston. A sleigh riding party was hosted by Mrs Blaine Westerberg for her Trekker Primary class with guests Jonathan Jensen Don Jensen and Gary Erickson. Betty Jensen stayed Thursday night with Pat Harmer in Preston. Verdon Hansen and family hosted Sunday dinner with Alfred her of Preston fifth ward. Verdon Hansen and daughters plus Emma Hansen visited Logan at Lila Neilsen's home. Orlando Rasmussen Jr returned from Spokane to visit his parents and left for Layton Sunday. Zina Jensen stayed with Janet Harman in Preston Thursday night. N G Petersen of Preston and Jim Crandall plus three boys of Pocatello visited Christen Hansen family Sunday. Christian Jensen and daughter Zina drove to Logan Tuesday for business and visited Gerald McKenzie and family. Agnes Jensen, Donald, and Christen Hansen were Sunday dinner guests at Iverdale Pete Jorgensen’s home in Preston.
A 14 year old girl with an eight day cough near death was calmed by hypnosis after standard medicines failed. Dr. R H Gwartney of San Bernardino induced a hypnotic state to gradually lengthen cough suppression. The patient remained cough free for seven months, demonstrating potential but not universal use for symptom relief.
Mrs. Ruby Merrill and Mrs. Belva Hadley returned Friday from a Vida Fox Clawson tour with 466 companions. They visited Forest Lawn, the Last Supper painting, Oklahoma, Disney land, Knotts Berry Farm, Cinerama Holiday, LDS temple in Los Angeles, and stars’ homes. They dined with Norman Watts’ family, faced snow and cold on arrival. A local gathering at Kay Gibbs’ hosted Gladys Heckert and families, with Downey bridge club at Twila Gibbs showing high score by Coleen Henderson.
The Preston Citizen reports local events from No. 8 addressing community affairs and notices. The issue highlights neighborhood updates and brief notices affecting residents and nearby businesses.
The piece urges personal-health auditing in five steps from body to mind. It links excess weight to earlier death and disease, cites health-service statistics, and promises to expand on insurance and nighttime eating in a following segment.
Home bakers advise adding two tablespoons of butter to the milk before scalding to create a richer brown top on custard pies. The tip highlights dairy enhancement for a glossy finish and toastier crust.
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