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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
7
Fairview and Preston families shared Christmas holidays with relatives and friends. Many residents attended dinners and dances, while youths prepared for college, military service, and temple excursions. Notables include the Cafferty and Whittle families, MIA furloughs, and a new baby announced by Mrs. Szymanski.
Last week several guests stayed with Mr and Mrs Grant Doney. Vern Smith and children from Twin Falls visited, joined by Mr and Mrs Ralph Day and family from Layton. Mrs Ruby Hobbs accompanied Donald Hobbs to Salt Lake City for medical treatment.
A party Tuesday evening by the MIA honored Don Forsgren and Linal Nance who soon leave to join the armed forces. A ward pot-luck followed. Grace church hosted an elders meeting and priesthood gathering for members and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe visits by Mrs Vera Nielsen and Mrs Freeman Rasmussen to Thatcher. Mentions Mr and Mrs Henry Turner and Lago, with reference to Sunday at their parents' home. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Last week Mr and Mrs Melvin Kirby traveled to Pocatelid to attend wrestling matches. Mr and Mrs Ralph Perry of Preston visited the DeRalph Perrys and LeRoy Perry and children on New Year s day. Mrs Nancy Nelson and Mrs Irene Nelson and children of Preston visited at the Ward and Hess homes Friday.
Data from ten southwest Idaho counties shows 611 pheasants shot by 703 hunters with 547 recovered. Average party size 2.25, nine hunters per four parties, and 3 hours 19 minutes in the field per hunt. Young birds outnumber old by 406 to 141, with dogs aiding recovery in about 48 percent of hunts.
This piece argues that breakfast is crucial, detailing how the body burns fuel during sleep and wakefulness. It compares the body to an engine, notes energy needs rise with activity, and stresses starting the day with a solid breakfast for mental and physical performance.
The text notes productive hours and a breakfast pattern for workers. It explains amendments to the federal wage and hour law restricting child labor and the solicitor’s office as legal representative for the Labor Department. It states the administrator of the wage and hour law can supervise payment of back wages under certain conditions.
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