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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
14
Tuesday evening in Mia Mutual Study group heard Thayne Karen of Lewiston share slides and customs from New Zealand where he served as a missionary. Joyce Allen conducted the meeting, Ilene Kartchner gave a talk, and The Explorers plus Mia Maids decorated for the Gold and Green ball.
Notice dated after this date disclaims debts except those tied to Evan Peterson for SAIF Bonneville and Hy land Seed Barley at 3 per hundred. Also ads for sale of fifty tons field corn silage, Wagner Tractor Loader, one used Magnus organ, two 3 phase electric motors, and TV radio appliance repair services. Contact numbers provided.
Franklin county Red Cross launches its 1963 drive to recruit members and funds with Edith Hillstead named as campaign chair. Jim Hoggan announces ward by ward chairs across Franklin county, under the slogan Always There With Your Help.
Cove Group members Mr and Mrs Reed Allen Mr Solomon Allen and Lois Emang attend the 66th wedding anniversary of Solomon's sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Joseph Biggs in Draper. The report notes transfers to Brunswick and a home sale in River Heights and mentions local entertaining at the homes of Bishop and Mrs Claytor Larsen with various guests.
Franklin County Wheat Growers held its annual meeting to elect directors for the coming year with Paul Thomas chosen as president and Jean Smith as vice president. Earl Hoopes and Harold West discussed the proposed 1964 wheat program and Idaho wheat activities while Ivan Koller was reelected as ISWG director.
The sheriff reports ongoing investigation into the missing funds from the County Treasurer last year. Sheriff Ray Talbot says detectives explore every angle to ensure an informed outcome. Nearby, a separate note mentions a two price system with large storage quotas and a family visit to Salt Lake City for a relative’s major operation.
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