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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
3
Mrs Jessie Westerberg visited in Pocatello over the weekend with sister and family Mrs Arvilla Croshaw. Verna Lee returned home with Westerberg for a few days' visit. Numerous local gatherings, temple talks, and family visits are reported, including ward clerks changes and social dinners.
The dairy program limits producer certifications for milk and butterfat, effective July 1, restricting evidence to milk statements or sales receipts from cooperatives and dairies. Producer distributors may certify sold quantities and related details if aligned with county committee knowledge, with new wedding announcements offered in various sizes at competitive prices.
Sixty six Rasmussen family members plus five guests gathered Sunday at Downata Hot Springs for a reunion. Attendees included numerous Rasmussens from Preston Mink Creek Glencoe Oneida Station and Downey with many managing large extended households.
Cleveland community notes report Corp Nelson home on furlough from Rapid City South Dakota where he works as radio installer and repairman on B 1izs and B 29s after a Reno visit he will return to base. Local moves include Mr and Mrs Roy C Andreasen moving to Preston and Mrs DeVon Hogan joining her parents there. A Logan temple wedding of Leo Johnson and Florence Peter now sets residence in Cleveland with Johnson operating the A T Smith property. Several visits between Cleveland and Thaine Wyoming with Milo Ransom and Charlie Walton family. Parker Robison and Bishop Adams discuss Zion Security finances. Mrs Vera Adams visits San Francisco to join husband Seaman Paul V Adams. Sheriff Alma Marley renews and issues licenses in Cleveland. Harold Conlin family visits Preston and Thaine Wyoming. A newborn baby boy for Odell Ransom and wife in Preston Memorial hospital. Beulah Toller and son visit from Pocatello. Helen Adams returns from Pocatello with Donnie Weaver. Roy Smith and wife welcome a 74 pound baby boy born Monday June 25 in Preston hospital.
E A Jensen proprietor of the Gamble Store reports attendance at a district meeting held July 2 at Hotel Utah Salt Lake City. The event of 28 gatherings in 23 states focused on improving customer service and promised new stock with forthcoming items for delivery.
Ribbons of all kinds available at The Citizen shop. Ask for the specific type you need and get assistance finding the right size and color.
Dayton residents hosted and visited relatives from Hyde Park Lewiston St. Charles and Seattle while attending baptisms confirmations and a servicemen dance. Birth announcements include June Gissant born to Mr and Mrs Elvin Shepherd and Ray Call home from service at Bushnell Hospital with plans to visit Fort Douglas.
Riverdale residents share visits with families from Etna Wyoming Thatcher Fairview and Sunflower Arizona. News notes include Clyde Woolf healing after arm surgery in Vancouver and others attending local club events and family gatherings.
Mrs Gerald Charles and son Glen left for St John Utah after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs L A Neeley in Logan. Vera Dubach of Logan visited Radia Smith. Mrs Anna Bury of Salt Lake City returned home after visiting her parents. Pvt Eugene Tanner left for Fort Ord California. I M Evans attended the airport opening near Montpelier. Mrs Selma Johnson of Preston and her daughter Shirley of Ogden visited the Evanses.
Idaho reports a sharp rise in new businesses during May 1945 under the Unemployment Compensation Law. Of 31664 liable accounts, 171 closed and 207 were newly established firms. An employer becomes liable when payroll in covered employment reaches 78 dollars in a calendar quarter. Reports for April 1 to June 30 are due in July.
Employers should reach out to the Unemployment Compensation Division, Box 520, Boise, Idaho, to obtain a determination of liability and file reports promptly to avoid delinquent penalties.
Stationery for everyday use and special air mail sets in cabinets for corresponding with your serviceman offered by Citizen. Inquire at Citizen tf.
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