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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1962

Page

3

Fairview Water District Election Set for Jan 23 1962

A legal notice states the election of the Fairview Water District will be held January 23 1962 at the Fairview church house.

Fairview Water District Fairview Church House

Nominations Sought for Two Board Seats

Nominations for two board members will be received by the clerk on or before January 18, 1962. The polls will be open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Signed Oscar Rawlings Clerk First Pub January 11 1962 Last Pub January 18 1962.

Oscar Rawlings

Notice to creditors in the Housley estates Idaho

Probate court notice in Franklin County Idaho states that all claims against the estates of George F. Housley and Hazel B. Housley must be presented with vouchers to administrator George G Housley at Ben B. Johnson First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. The administrator is identified as George G Housley.

George F. Housley Hazel B. Housley Sa’d Ben B. Johnson First Security Bank Preston Franklin County State of Idaho

Attorney Ben B. Johnson for Administrator in Idaho

Ben B. Johnson serves as attorney for the administrator residing in Preston Idaho with notices published first January 18 1962 and last February 1 1962 for legal proceedings and administrative matters.

Ben B. Johnson Preston Idaho

Humorous Bits and Snippets From A Busy Day

A collage of jokes and quips spans dating misreads, hypnotism, sunstroke punchlines, blood transfusion quirks, insurance lines, hard labor jests, deluge humor, and a senator’s electoral misread as a village audience chuckles at light civic wit and human folly.

Fortunes and absurdities mix at a bustling bazaar

A star declines to sign an autograph as reporters crowd a bazaar opening. A fortunet tells a client about a possible engagement while a landlord and tenant spar over attic stairs. A doctor quashes Greasemonkey's risible dream of a thousand beauties, noting the dream features a girl.

Fim Greasemonkey Medico

Clifton Ward Primary prep meeting and community notices

Clifton Ward held a preparation meeting after the Primary Pres June Gailey conducted with music by Clarice Porter and LaRee Croshaw. Attendees included Gailey Choules Kendall Ward Porter Croshaw Taylor Keller Fisher Bailey Sant Fowers Povey. McCombs visited from Salt Lake City. family news includes newborn grandson to Steck family in Magna and travel of Steck baby to Temple Texas with National Guard husband. Ray Croshaw attended the Preston hospital board dinner with attendees Condie Gambles Robinson Shumway and Condle.

Paul Steck Salt Lake City Steck Baby Clifton Taylor Dennis Howard Temple Texas National Guard John L. Willis Sr Stanley Hunt Magna Ray Croshaw Preston Hospital Board Hospital Angus Condie Grace Gambles C. D. Robinson Earl Shumway Clyde Condle

Trace minerals vital for dogs diet are discussed

The piece notes dogs require trace elements including iron copper cobalt zinc manganese and magnesium in their diet. It suggests trace mineralizer as an alternative to plain salt for supplying these minerals to dogs.

Birth of a Grandson to Mr and Mrs Gayland Taylor

The family of Mr and Mrs Gayland Taylor of Preston announces the birth of a grandson on Sunday January 7. The new child adds joy to the Taylor household and expands the Preston community.

J. H. Taylor Gayland Taylor Preston

New non surgical remedy claims to shrink hemorrhoids

An advertised remedy named Bio-Dyne from a world famous research partner is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching without surgery. The ad asserts rapid reduction and says sufferers report piles no longer a problem, with the product Preparation H available at drug counters.

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