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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
The official notes pheasants will be released before the season opens and explains elk numbers dropped from about 78 to 25 due to property damage concerns. He also reports beaver, muskrat, and other wildlife protections, with roughly 3000 muskrats trapped for pelts last year. The piece ends with a family thanks for floral tributes after a bereavement.
Veterans who taught before the war may regain membership with prior service credit under the Trade Teachers Retirement Act passed March 18 1946. Willworth Boise director explains eligible teachers can absent up to five years without losing credit and should teach during the coming year to establish prior service credit before returning to complete education. The act counts military service as teaching time for those who left teaching to serve. Additionally, bookkeeping and SFTS are advertised for sale at the Citizen.
James A Head Jr and Selinda Christensen plus Roholt family members return to Preston from Oakland Salinas and Brownings Montana to attend the funeral of their father and grandfather James A Head as Cpl Rulon Head receives discharge in Bremerton to join the ceremony.
WD Pamphlet 12 16 dated April 24 1946 outlines new enlistment provisions for qualified individuals. Those honorably discharged or released on or after May 12 1945 may enlist for three years starting July 1 1946 and receive a grade based on training and experience. Officers warrant officers and flight officers may enlist under WD 1216. recruiting sergeant will be in Preston every Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce Office First Security Bank Building.
Mr and Mrs Albert Westover visited Salt Lake City with Ila Westover and Don Westover who departs soon for the mission field. Mr and Mrs Ivan Nisson of Pocatello visit with Norman Nisson. Mr and Mrs Max Stewart of Idaho Falls visit with Alma Hadley. Mr and Mrs Earl Clarson visit with Mr Clarson's parents, Mr and Mrs Wm L Clarson.
Weekend activities include Joe Quale and sons of Logan Utah working on their farm. Mr and Mrs Richard Gibbs, Art Heckart of Hailey, Marjorie Beckstead, Eloise Matkin, and Kingsburys visited relatives in Rexburg Brigham City and Salt Lake City. Ivan Nisson returned to Pocatello after helping his father Norman Nisson.
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