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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
6
Howard L Cordingley aged 85? 86? died at Preston TM hospital on his 86th birthday. He born May 17 1906 married Lillie, served LDS mission in southern states, worked in school superintendency. Survived by children Kenneth Johniah Deans Verdan and others.
Obituary notes H Le Cordingley a crippled yet cheerful elder who loved joking with neighbors. He died on his 86th birthday anniversary, leaving memories of a long life and a once happy couple with his wife. Police urge Preston Franklin residents to secure homes as intrusions by unwelcome visitors have increased.
Mrs Bergaulst reports group members made the trip to Be Lake by school bus, traveling via Logan Canyon and Strawberry Canyon. The club members had the time of their lives despite clear weather and distant routes.
Lt. Reed J Olsen and the 4950th Test Group at Kirtland Air Force Base set up safety precautions for flight control procedures. Cloud-trackers are told not to fear radioactive fallout as the margin of safety is clearly drawn and crews fly without special protective clothing.
Fifteen seventh ward Gleaner juniors earned individual awards for meeting all requirements in the 1956 1957 MIA year. The ceremony in the Relief Society room included solos by Sherri Oliverson and a piano piece by Bonnie Boden.
The air crews use radio logical devices to detect radiation and tell pilots when a radioactive cloud is nearby. They wear dosage measuring instruments to gauge exposure and track clouds for two to five hours before B 25s follow to monitor the mass. Lieut Olsen, now Regular Air Force commissioned, plans a USAF career and has a wife and three children Randy Vicki and Cynthia.
Kenneth H. Olsen of Pasadena joins the University of California Los Alamos laboratory weapons division as a physicist. He holds a BS from Idaho State College and an MS and PhD from Caltech. He is married with parents Harold and Mrs Olsen of Preston and is a member of the American Physical Society.
The Holstein Friesian Association of America reports an outstanding production record for a registered Holstein cow owned by Henry Drury of Preston. Milked twice daily for 353 days, Hanna Colantha De Kel produced 19 516 pounds of milk and 599 pounds of butterfat as a six year old. The Talbot Holstein farm of Preston saw 11 932 pounds of milk and 452 pounds of butterfat from a seven year old cow named AMega Lady Pontiac 3344034 milked for 253 days. University of Idaho helped supervise weighing and testing as part of the herd improvement registry program, known as HIR.
Duane Neal Lott of Weston has joined the Edwards Air Force Base rocket engine test laboratory in California as an engineer. A recent graduate of an aeronautical institute he completed the jet engine overhaul and maintenance course in two years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Archie V Lott of Weston.
Preston area notices recall funeral for H. B. Sternberg formerly state district engineer who lived in Preston. attendees include Mr and Mrs Carl Booker Mrs Earl H Lloyd and Mrs Rose Olsen. Other Preston residents and visitors from Alexandria Long Beach and Salt Lake City gathered for family events and a Weaver Sisters club luncheon with rose centerpiece.
County agents urge a break for bees as warming weather increases field activity. Entomologist Roland Portman of Idaho warns farmers to protect bees from damaging insect populations and avoid highly toxic insecticides on blooming seed fields.
Guidance warns organic phosphates kill pollinators and should be applied only late evening before sunset. Do not treat blooming fields as pollinators are active and watch for beneficial insects while controlling pests like aphids.
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