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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
8
USB announces General Educational Development tests for veterans lacking diplomas. The five test battery runs August 30–31 at 10 a.m. in UISB Room 8. A $1 fee is due in advance. Passing all five yields State Education Equivalency Certificates.
Ideal System bookkeeping sets offered in two sizes for any business including service stations beauty shops garages and restaurants. Designed for efficient ledgers and records, the Citizen advertises a ready kit to fit various shop needs and inventories.
Treasureton residents share weekend visits and outings from Bear River to Lava Hot Springs. Family news includes spouses and siblings visiting Logan Smithfield Smithfield and Pocatello. several trips to Utah and California planned or completed.
Oxford Mr and Mrs Cal Page and son of Nevada joined by William S Nutting of Rupert visited with Mr and Mrs Glendon Jensen. Fourth of July guests included Mrs Ward sister and Ben E Ricks family from Woods Cross Utah. Annie Redington spent weekend in Pocatello with daughter and family. Mac McRae of Pocatello dined with Ernest Savage. Frank and Charlie Croshaw of Pocatello visited Annie Hatch family. Tony Jepson and Clifton folk dined with Platt Ward. Maxine Jensen married Frank Johnson in Logan and reside in Preston. Donald Georgeson and two sons from Downey visited Hyrum Georgeson. Ward family and friends hosted visitors from Preston Salt Lake City and others. Gib Fowler and family spent weekend in Shelley. Henry Hatch family traveled to Logan Canyon Montpelier and Gray's Lake with Ralph Hellman and Harold Petty. son Earl stayed to help with hay. Wanvis Venemon and Bobby from Pocatello, Jack Choules and sons Clifton visited Wm Baker. Mrs Choules s
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Gyllenskog of Nessa Oregon arrived Saturday to spend their vacation with Mrs Gyllenskogs parents Mr and Mrs Fred Coburn. Mrs Harold Short and daughter Judith Ann of Salt Lake City visit Mrs Short's parents Mr and Mrs W R Fisher. Belton Hatch and family and Washington Hatch of Hatch were here Sunday. Lt Col Russell Fisher of Topeka Kansas stayed Friday evening.
The item identifies Lt Col Fisher and his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fisher and states he was en route to California.
Sheriff Lee Hansen warns Carnival time brings unsavory elements to the midway including petty grafters and hot shot gamblers who travel with traveling shows. The warning urges the public to stay vigilant during the carnival period.
Carnival owners claim certain people should not attend but investigations show otherwise. The piece urges public vigilance, condemns profitable games of chance, and warns parents about questionable shows. It stresses rides are mostly okay but many acts are rotten and not suitable for children.
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