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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
4
A long list of Preston area residents reports visits, dinners, and weekend gatherings. Families including Bennett, Davis, Winger, Warrick, and Nielsen share welcome meals, travels to Fort Carson and Camp Gordon, and stake conference events. Readers note ward missionaries, birthday celebrations, and Navy assignments shaping community ties.
The Ellen Wright camp of the DUP in Franklin held its regular January meeting in the Relief Society hall. Special guests were Mrs. Lilan Perkins of Clifton and Mrs. Ray Talbot of Preston. Chaplain Emma Parkinson offered opening prayer. Mrs. Perkins spoke on her husband George Madison Mendenhall’s history as well as a piano solo by Mrs. Woodward. Refreshments for 20 were served. Pastor D. Ariel Nash visited Franklin on Sunday. Bert Wilkinson underwent major surgery Jan 9 at Logan LDS hospital and is convalescing at home. Busy Bees sewing club hosted by Mrs. Zina Albiston. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodward in San Antonio with a sister greeting the newborn.
Mink Creek residents shared visits in Logan and Preston with relatives and friends. DeMar Davis of Preston spoke on his northern California mission experiences. several hosts provided refreshments. Relief Society met. quilting activities were led by Vera Jensen and others. multiple local families hosted dinners and weekend gatherings.
The fourth film in the series dramatizes the rise and fall of global leaders and studies political economic and moral decline among people. It asks whether America can avert this fate and maintain its progress and leadership.
Officials and county agents report speeding as the primary factor in traffic congestion. They urge enforcement and public awareness to reduce accidents and improve travel times across the region.
W A Coon urged livestock handling and bruising prevention at a University of Idaho seminar. He said millions are lost yearly to rough handling and liver damage, stressing concerted action against cattle grubs to improve meat yields and prices.
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