Garden Club Hosts Potluck Outdoor Party at Marlow Woodward Home
Franklin County Garden Club members gathered at Marlow Woodward’s hillside home near Franklin for a summer social with a potluck dinner. Guests included Mrs. Emily Evans and Mrs. Alfred Kern, with tours of the landscaped grounds and a talk by J. Neff Boothe on the local centennial preparation.
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Marlow Woodward
Franklin
Franklin County Garden Club
Marlow
Wells McEntire
Clara Schenk
Amy Kern
Franklin Settlement
Harold Olsen
Garden Club
Club
Relief Society
Farm Bureau
William Weber
Emily Evans
Alfred Kern
Freilda Zuagg
Faria Kalberer
Zurich
Switzerland
Laurel Madsen
June Richardson
Local births in Preston and Weston areas
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross Kimball welcome a son born July 10 in Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Aiden Drury report a daughter born July 10 in Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Clain Lott announce a daughter born July 13 in Weston.
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Richard Ross Kimball
Preston
Boy
Aiden—Drury
Clain Lott
Weston
Madsens Return From Europe After Three-Year Army Tour
Lt. and Mrs. Madsen return from Europe where Lt. Madsen served three years in the U S Army. They lived in Oxford and Kaiserlautern and toured western Europe by car. They sailed from Le Havre June 18 aboard the United States. They visited Westover AFB and met Lt Madsen’s brother Elder Bryant Madsen in Iowa. Now based between Preston and Fairview Utah, he plans to begin work on a master's degree after discharge.
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Westover Afb
Madsen
Warren McEntire
Bryant Madsen
Iowa
Preston
Fairview
Utah
Mr. Madsen
Repeal of Tax Boosts Idaho Farmers and Potatoes
Idaho Farm Bureau commodity director Gerald A. Lee notes Congress repealed wartime 3 percent federal tax on transportation. Potatoes shipped to the eastern seaboard will save about $20 per carload, average savings around $17 per carload. Other Idaho agricultural commodities will gain in proportion to shipments. similar savings apply to equipment and supplies entering the state.
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Juaho
Congress
Gerald A. Lee
Idaho Farm Bureau
Eastern
Seaboard
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Lee
Milk Production Above Average In Idaho May Output
Idaho farms produced 162 million pounds of milk in May, up from May 1957 and above the 1952-56 May average. Record high production per cow, ample feed, and high use of grains boosted dairy output. Creamery butter, American cheese, Swiss cheese, and ice cream all surpassed May 1957 and 1952-56 averages, with January through May 1958 also running above the prior year.
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Idaho
Preston Personal Guests At Moser Home
House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Moser during the past week include Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Baker and son Carl of Garden Grove California and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillespie of Santa Ana California. The Mosers hosted a canyon steak supper for their visitors. Robert Telford of Guelph Ontario Canada is a summer guest at the Moser residence, visiting his sister Mrs. Jean Moser and his mother Mrs. Sarah Telford. He recently subscribed to THE PRESTON CITIZEN during the subscription contest and helped Jay McKenzie win the contest. Elder David C. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Hansen, is now located at 1000 Lehigh Hartshorne Oklahoma.
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Orval Moser
Myrl Baker
Carl
Garden Grove
Calif
Harry Gillespie
Santa Ana
Mosers
Canyon
Robert Telford
Guelph
Ontario
Jean Moser
Sarah Telford
Robert
Preston Citizen
Jay McKenzie
David C. Hansen
Mrs
Deloss Hansen
Lehigh, Hartshorne, Okla
Idaho Fish and Game reports strong salmon run and wildlife notes
Field officers of the Idaho Fish and Game Department say salmon fever is high with good prospects in leading areas. The report covers rising river catches, high mountain lake fishing readiness, elk calving, moose calves, creel census results for rainbow and trout, pheasant brood counting challenges, and reports of grouse, migratory waterfowl, and a swan on the St Maries river.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Dean Davis
Driggs
Cate Jensen
Preston
Ed Scholes
Coeur d'Alene
St Maries River
Downata Reunion Celebrates Oliverson Family Tie
The annual Oliverson family reunion for descendants of James and Margaret Oliverson gathered at Downata Hot Springs on June 22. Roughly 84 members shared lunch, a genealogy report by Ray Oliverson, and elected officers Kenneth Oliverson president Annie Keller vice president Gladys Kelson secretary treasurer. The afternoon featured social visits.
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James
Margaret Olverson
Downata Hot Springs
Ray Oliverson
Salt Lake City
Kenneth Oliverson
Annie Keller
Gladys Kelson
Funeral services to be Friday for Charles Fifield
Death reported of Charles S. Fifield 53 Montebello California born August 12 1904 Fairview son of Charles B and Nena Peck Fifield married 1935. Survived by wife one son Laddie one grandson and siblings Gladys Bodily Lawrence Fifield Dora Smithfield Everett Fifield Clyde Fifield Eunice Owen. Service Friday 2 pm Fairview ward chapel Bishop Wendell Rawlings. Webb Mortuary hours prior. burial Fairview cemetery.
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Charles S. Fifield
Montebello
Calif
Fairview
Charles B
Nena Peck Fifield
Los Angeles
Laddie
Gladys Bodily
Clearfield
Lawrence Fifield
Dora Draper Smithfield
Everett Fifield
Salt Lake City
Clyde Fifield
Brigham City
Eunice Owen
Lewiston
Fairview Ward
Wendell Rawlings
Webb Mortuary
Fairview Cemetery
Tasmania Mirrors Home Folklore in Plant Adaptations
National Geographic notes Tasmania's size and population on coastal plains while describing a rugged central plateau and farmland. The piece mentions elm and oak hedgerows, hop fields, and white-stone cottages that evoke English memory, and explains mosses adapt by lenslike cell coverings to gather scarce light for photosynthesis.
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Tasmania
Australia
Florida
National Geographics
Farm accidents claim thousands of lives yearly
The National Safety Council reports about 12,800 farm residents die annually and over a million are injured each year, highlighting the ongoing risk in rural workplaces.
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National ‘Safety Council
Skillet Breads for Western Style Barbecues
For barbecue season adapt old camp cookery to quick hot breads in a heavy skillet. The July SUNSET features a golden cornbread with Swiss cheese bacon and green pepper folded into beaten egg whites. Bake 30 minutes and broil to crisp the top. Also try onion shortcake with light fluffy dough and onion custard topping.
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Newarvalg
Mrs. Madsen
Europe
Gail Madsen
Laurel McEntire
DAVIS
David Davis
Downata
DE Soto
BUICK
DODGE
International
GMC
West Motor Company
North State
The
Adverihieg Council
Don Grimes
Powell
Grimes
John Plummer
American Falls
Plummer
Charles Fifield
McFeathers
Ideal
Bates
Rogers
Dennison
Hamilton
Tcher
Ralph E.godfrey
Crescent
Okla
Rodeo
Commerce Iz
Preston Junior van Tas
Chambe
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