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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1953

Page

13

Glencoe and area residents visit relatives in Utah

Glencoe residents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baird Lewiston Utah visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Olsen and family Sunday. Attilia Steneck Salt Lake City and family visited over the weekend with Mrs. Agnes Jepsen and family. Alvin Petersen Providence Utah visited Sunday at the Deward Carver home. Mrs. Pearlin Roper and Joe went to Salt Lake City Sunday. Paul Larsen Hyde Park and family visited Delmer Olsen and family Sunday. Deward Carver hosted Sunday dinner with Jeff Hurst. Orlando Rasmussen Clearfield spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Agnes visited over the weekend with Paul Adams Cleveland.

Lawrence Baird Lewiston Delmer Olsen Attilia Steneck Salt Lake Steneck Agnes Jepsen Alvin Petersen Providence Deward Carver Pearlin Roper Joe Salt Lake City Rasmussen Agnes Paul Adams Cleveland

Birthday visit from many relatives in Clarkston and Utah

On Saturday Mrs. D. G. Hatch hosted relatives for her birthday. Her brother Glen Thompson and wife joined three Hutchinson siblings and spouses from Clarkston Utah, B. M. Griffin and John S. Jardine families, Hazen Benson from Newton Utah, plus Mel Burrup and family visiting A. L. Fisher. Raymond Evans from Malad and Edward Evans from Inkom visited Henry’s home.

D. G. Hatch Glen Thompson B. M. Griffin John S. Jardine Clarkston Hazen Benson Newton Mel Burrup A. L. Fisher Raymond Evans Malad

Jensen Family Mission Update From Illness to Return

Mr Jensen recovering rapidly after a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch and family left Tuesday for the western states LDS mission to meet and bring home their son Keith who has labored there for two years.

A. Jensen

Treasureton Relief Society Holiday Party Report

The Relief Society held its annual holiday party at the new church with a full course dinner and games after. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rowell of Roosevelt Utah visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Kevrn Shumway and family. Gifts were exchanged.

the Relief Society New Church Rowell Rosevelt, Ut Kevrn Shumway

From where I sit a dog outguesses humans story

A columnist recalls Joe Marsh and Sandy Johnson trading tall tales about a fox terrier named Boscom. Sandy tricks the dog by switching guns, then Boscom digs for worms when a rod is shown. The piece ends with a note on respecting individual preferences to keep freedom from “going to the dogs.”

Sandy Johnson Boscom Sandy Boscum

Catastrophic illness and medicine cabinet safety

Question No. 1 explains catastrophic illness and voluntary plans to ease costs. Question No. 2 warns about cluttered medicine cabinets and discards old medicines. Question No. 3 notes urine exams aid diagnosis and reveal infections or organ issues when present.

Local residents share visits and events across Utah towns

Banida and C D Lowe visited with Mr and Mrs C D Lowe and son Jay welcomed New Year's Eve with Grant Nash in Preston. Leona Forsgren of Riverdale spoke at church. Several families traveled to Salt Lake, Preston, Riverdale and Logan for visits and Sunday school. Polio concerns gave way to rheumatic fever in Blaine Carver's case. Wanda Workman visited Riverdale. Leona Kirby joined temple session in Logan. Linda Paskins visited Logan grandparents.

Kay Warner Preston von Atkinson Mack Hymas George Reeder Louis Sant Grant Nash Stewart C. D. Lowe Preston Third Ward Caroline Condie R. D. Barger Downey T. J. Barger Theron Lowe Banida Leona Forsgren Riverdale Jay Myrl Workman Wanda Salt Lake Daryl Workman Clarence Seyboldt Ruth Barbon West Jordan Elmo Keller Alice Reeder Richard Perry Dana Marian Risenmay Shelley Dell Hymas George Kennington Smithfield Elizabeth Ward S. J. Barger Dee Wiser Richfield Wiser Willard Porter R. A. Ward Colleen Olsen Franklin Ida Beth Denton Chil Dren Blaine Carver Odell Carver Pocatello Hospital Wanda Workman Marylin Packer C D. Lowe and Son Blackfoot Harold Rasmussen Lava Newt Lowe Leona Kirby Pearl Barger Beatrice Paskins Logan Temple Linda Paskins Logan Wm. Paskins

Youthful New Sheriff Takes Office in Franklin County

LaRay O. Talbot 28, youngest Franklin County sheriff, installed Monday. He faced a crash discovery in the mountains, a shooting in Banida, and a truck car collision investigation in rapid succession. Talbot is the son of Orville and Mrs. Talbot of Winder and a Preston High School graduate who served two years in the merchant marine. Betty Westerberg of Preston was on the lighting crew for Scenes from Shakespeare at the University of Idaho January 18.

Lee Hansen Ray Franklin County Banida John Sparks Hansen Orville- Oo. Talbot Winder Preston Merchant Marine Philippines Okinawa Betty Westerberg Betty ‘Westerberg University of Idaho

Dayton Girl Frances Atkinson Receives Avalon Honor

Frances Atkinson of Dayton, a West Side High junior, was named a life member of Avalon World Arts academy after a two year garden project showing soil food boosts in health and yields. Lilith Lorraine of Avalon announced the award after reading of the project in Farm Home and Garden. The note praised the girl for inspiring care of God’s green earth.

Frances Atkinson Earl W Atkinson Dayton West Side High School Lilith Lorraine Avalon New York City Avalon World Arts Academy All the Arts United States Frances Lorraine Salt Lake Tribune

Eisenhower Calls Nation to Support March of Dimes

President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower urged nationwide support for the 1953 March of Dimes January appeal. He met Raleigh sisters Patricia and Pamela O’Neil, polio survivors, praised recovery, and joined them in a short film aired by TV stations. The 1953 drive follows a record polio epidemic in 1952 with 55 000 victims and 8 000 still receiving treatment at year start.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Raleigh N.C Patricia Pamela O'Neil March of Dimes Poste Girls Eisenhower Pamela Patricia O'Neil N. C

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