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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
4
The fragment recalls a Idaho County Sheep rancher who moved from Oregon to Idaho in 1932 and runs a large ranch in Hell's Canyon. His platform favors a long range highway program, better construction, and less stop gap patching with government return to the people, tighter tax dollar control, and government out of business.
Mr and Mrs Keith H Remington observe their anniversary as LaMoyne Hall wed Mr Remington in an early Logan LDS temple ceremony. The couple hosted a luncheon and reception at the Hall home with family and friends before leaving for Yellowstone and other stops.
Members enjoyed a dessert luncheon served to the group and Mrs Renee Allen. The gathering included time for needlework and friendly visiting.
Members met at Clarice Hollingsworth's residence on Thursday July 6 to outline the formal dance and other summer activities. A salad luncheon followed. The club welcomed new members Faye Wiser Elaine Stockdale Peggy Joyce Hampton Carla Geddes Joyce Stokes Margaret Funk and Kay Tanner with red roses as refreshments were served.
Mrs. Leone Smith hosted a Franklin gathering last Thursday evening with a dessert luncheon and pinochle. Mrs. Josie Lewis won high score, Zelma Cornish was second, Aline Jensen received the consolation prize, and special guest Mrs. Dorothy Smith attended.
A weekend family reunion gathered the J. N. Larsen family at their home with all children and grandchildren present. Notable out of town guests included V. B. Larsen and children Jay N. and Wannette of Pocatello, N. B. Larsen of San Mateo California, K A Crockett and sons Kenneth and David of Salt Lake City, Paul B. Larsen and children Kim Rex and Kay, Victor Thompson and children Kathryn Patricia and John of Boise, Spencer Parkinson and San Diego, Elmo A Keller with sons Elmo Jr and David, and Ted B. Larsen with children Barry and Beverly of Preston.
City officials including David Egan and Frank W. Warren attended a Salt Lake City gathering praising Sego Milk Products. Dr. Joseph F. Merrill, son of Marriner W. Merrill, spoke as a guest. Sego operates a powder milk plant in Preston and has deep ties to local dairymen since 1903. S. P. Harter presided as company president.
Gleaner girls and M men guest at city ball park wiener roast. Franklin stake members join swimming party at Downata. Music by Dale's Dixieland band at Deer Cliff Inn on July 24.
Several crashes noted across the week near East Oneida Battle Creek and Preston. Neal Keller was rear struck by Victor Carlson. Lee Hansen and Rulon Winger investigated. Dick Hodges car capsized into West Cache canal injuring Hodges Dee Jensen Zeldon Christensen and Lee Redington. Robert Wallace failed to stop for Hugh Keller on Highway 91 causing extensive damage to both vehicles.
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