Know Your Idaho Sandpoint Named After Sandbar
Sandpoint Idaho sits on Lake Pend Oreille with a cool summer and snow heavy winters. Lumber and milling remain key industries while farming dairying grow. A state fish hatchery and rain bow trout capital claims draw tourists to the area’s lakes trails and bridges.
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Sandpoint
Lake Pend Oreille
Robert Weeks
Pend d’Oreille
L. D Farmin
Idaho
Great White Pine
Lake
Pend Oreille
Albeni Falls
Pend Oreille Lake
Local families share meals and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Denton and children enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mrs Elizabeth Ward and family. Several couples traveled to Salt Lake to see Rex Layne fights. Thatcher guests Mr and Mrs Claude Conlin visited the Atkinson family. Bob Harmer of Preston stayed with Delon Atkinson. Various Preston area residents hosted and visited kin across Wellsville Downey Logan and Downey and Pocatello with dinners and Sunday visits noted.
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Malcolm Denton
Elizabeth Ward
Melvin Kirby
Salt Lake
Rex Layne
Claude Conlin
Thatcher
von Atkinson
Bob Harmer
Preston
Delon Atkinson
LeRoy Perry
Howard Swainston
Denton Kirby
Pocatello
Odell Carver
Kevrn Shumway
Eliza Johnson
Myrl Workman
Terry Paskins
R. A. Ward
George Shappart
DeRalph Perry
Warren Perry
Rose Farnham
Ralph Perry
C. J. Barger
T. J. Barger
Don Barger
David Nelson
Wellsville
Vada Purser
Willard
Logan
Allen Lyon
Paul Lyon
Bob Jensen
West Jordan
Downey
Glenn Perry
Keith W. Barlow a Utah jewelry store founder and coach
Keith W. Barlow worked as an electrician at shipyards and later partnered to buy Sparks Jewelry in Preston. He bought out his partner and ran the shop until last summer. An elder in the Ogden 28th Ward of the LDS Church, he coached three Explorers basketball teams for two years. Survived by parents three brothers two sisters and a grandmother. Funeral services were held Saturday in Ogden.
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Preston
Sparks Jewlery
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Barlow
Ogden
Explorers
The Preston Citizen Run Adds Reader Call Line
Local paper directs readers to contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN at No. 8 for news tips and story ideas. The note emphasizes using the address for submissions and inquiries.
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THE
Preston Citizen
No. 8
New Car Dealers Key Factor in Community Life
Washington DC study by the National Automobile Dealers Association shows about 40 000 franchised dealers and 725 000 employees move new cars to American families. Dealers contribute 47 million dollars annually to charities, lend 12 million in cars to driver training, and 34 percent hold or have held public office locally or statewide.
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Washington, D. C
America
National Automobile Dealers Association
NACA
J. Eustace Wolfington
Philadelphia
Red Cross
Insulation Pays Way In Poultry Houses Says Lampman
University of Idaho poultry expert C E Lampman notes insulation saves costs in cold weather. He explains wood shavings between walls and above ceilings, plus double walls with insulation, greatly reduces heat loss and keeps hens in a 400-450 bird house near 40 degrees. He cites experiments showing optimal 40 degree internal temp for production and health.
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C. E. Lampman
University of Idaho
Youths Awarded for Dairy Product Pursuit at Idaho Fair
Charles Chote of Preston receives a judging award at the Unity of Idaho for his prize dairy products in an intercollegiate competition.
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Charles Chote
Preston
Unity of ‘Idaho
Buick Unveils 1952 Line with Airpower Carburetor
Buick announces its 1952 lineup featuring the Airpower four barrel carburetor on Roadmaster models, plus redesigned styling, improved brakes and sound deadening. The Roadmaster Fireball-eight output rises to 170 horsepower with higher compression and Dynaflow remains standard on select models. Display to dealers begins Saturday January 19.
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Flint
Mich
Buick
Luther J. Nuffer Dies in Portland at 66 Former Resident
Luther Jacob Nuffer 66 died at his Portland Oregon home after a short illness. Born June 21 1885 in Providence Utah he married Rosa Morf in 1906 who died in 1908. He later married Mary Crockett and lived in Preston 22 years. Survived by sons Karl Nuffer Pattersonville NY Glen Nuffer Portland and others including daughters Lucille Stauffer Seattle Mary Lou Bleitz and Florence Hohman. Funeral held at Richards and Son mortuary with burial in Preston.
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Luther Jacob Nuffer
Portland
Ore
Providence
John
Louise Zollinger Nuffer
Rosa Morf
Mary Crockett
Preston
Karl Nuffer
Lucille Stauffer
Pattersonville
N. Y
Glen Nuffer
Verda Thelen
Mary Lou Bleitz
Seattle
Florence Hohman
Newberg
Agnes Hurst
Downey
Louis Nuffer
Myron Nuffer
Bozeman
Mont
Florence Christensen
Central
Edwin Nuffer
Athene Hampton
Richards and Son Mortuary
Ernest Eberhard
First Ward
Preston City Cemetery
Nearly All Idaho Babies Get Birth Certificates
A national survey shows 98.5 percent of Idaho births from Jan 1 to March 31 1950 received birth certificates. L J Peterson credits cooperation among the Idaho department of public health the U S health service and the U S bureau of the census. Two counties and Twin Falls had perfect records. The birth certificate is described as essential for proving citizenship and eligibility for pensions social security and other benefits.
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Idaho
L. J Peterson
Idaho Department of Public Health
State Department of Public Health
U. S. Health Service
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Peterson
Twin Falls
Rey Hulgernen
Police Court Fines For Reckless Driving And Following Too Close
In a police court session, James Christensen was fined $28 for reckless driving and leaving the scene. Maxine Hansen received a $5 fine for following too closely.
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wTi
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H. Christensen
Johnad Ain "James
Maxine Hansen
Man Arrested On Felony Warrant in Franklin
A Croatch of Burley was apprehended by Sheriff Lee Hansen at a Franklin station on a felony warrant. He remained in Franklin county jail until transport for prosecution.
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Burley
Lee Hansen
Franklin
Franklin County
Local youth candidate for campus King of Hearts
John Henderson of Preston has been named a candidate for the campus King of Hearts title. A senior education major at Idaho State College, he is sponsored by Gamma Phi sorority and competes with five other candidates for the Court of Hearts ball on February 9. The king and two attendants will be elected by ISC coeds on February 8.
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John Henderson
Preston
Idaho State College
King of Hearts
Gamma Phi Sorority
Henderson
Court of Hearts
ISC
Preston First Ward Presents Pageant in Franklin Stake House
The Preston first ward will present a pageant Sunday evening in the Franklin stake house. The pageant will begin at 7 30 p.m. and is directed by Mrs. Marion Ballif.
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Preston First Ward
Franklin Stake House
Marion Ballif
Draft Eligible Men Still May Enlist In Choice of Service
The War Department policy allowing draft eligible men to enlist in their chosen service has been extended to March 31. Logan Army and Air Force Recruiting Station reports many eligible men awaiting induction may now enlist in the Army or Air Force, with growth in Army aviation fields including airborne, light aircraft, and helicopter transport.
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Department of Defense
Alfred C. Nielsen
Logan
Army
Air Force
Sgt. Nielsen
Army Aviation
Army Airborne
Joseph L. Hansen Dies This Morning
Joseph Lorenzo Hansen, 50, died at his Preston home after an extended illness. Born November 10, 1901, he was a ward teacher in the third ward. Survived by his mother and numerous siblings in Preston Tooele Pocatello Smithfield Tempe and other cities. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. in the third ward chapel with burial in Preston Cemetery under Webb Mortuary direction.
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Joseph Lorenzo Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Preston
Hans P
Ingar Thompson Hansen
Peter T. Hansen
William ®. Hansen
Clara Hollingsworth
Amy Coburn
James V.hansen
Lionel M. Hansen
Tooele
Dora Brisco
Pocatello
Mary L. Merrill
Smithfield
Olive Maughan
Tempe
Ariz
Third Ward
Earl Hollingsworth
Preston Cemetery
Webb Mortuary
Pot Roast with Sauerkraut and Ham Hock Dinner Summary
Recipe instructions describe cross cut beef shanks browned in lard then simmered with water for 2 to 20 hours. Half an hour before finish, add sauerkraut. Serves 4 to 6. Also includes ham hocks simmered two hours with carrots onions potatoes and cabbage for 4 servings.
Cleanup urged for polio drive in Idaho by chairman
Idaho campaign directors for the 1952 March of Dimes were urged by R. S. Overstreet to organize effective cleanup campaigns in the first two weeks of February. He called for complete house to house and business solicitation, emphasized county shortfalls, and urged cooperation with civic groups to bolster polio reserves while noting rising treatment costs and ongoing epidemics.
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Idaho
R. S. Overstreet
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
Overstreet
United States
The
Idaho Seed Lab Tests Exceed Ten Thousand Samples
University of Idaho extension agronomist Eugene W Whitman says the Idaho state seed laboratory tested more than 10 000 samples last year, highlighting strong demand and workload at the lab.
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Idaho State -Seed Laboratory
Eugene W Whitman
University of Idaho Extension Agronomist
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Keith W. Barlow
Lampman
Monument CO
Luther J. Nuffer
Pontiac
FORD
Mets Ag G. Affleck
Joseph L. Hansen
Better Homes & Gardens
Beni
Ane Preston
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