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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
3
Testy recipe notes describe cream puffs and eclairs with whipped filling, sugar dusting, and chocolate frosting. Procedure covers choux pastry steps bake times and temperatures, then a milk sugar batter for filling with cornstarch optional.
St Peter's Catholic Church at 308 East Oneida lists mass on the first and second Sundays and a fifth Sunday service. Weekday services are noted. Sick calls available day or night from Rev. Francis A. Peterson and the Preston location at 460.
A detailed home kitchen guide explains making cream puffs and eclairs with custard or whipped cream fillings. It covers dough shaping, baking, and chocolate frosting using chocolate, sugar, butter, and hot water, plus serving ideas for salads and cheese sauces.
Barbara Panter hosted a Maple Grove Sunday school swimming party with twelve boys and girls including Idona Condie and Beulah Mendenhall, followed by a picnic. Keith Nielsen and family from Soda Springs visited Bert Nielsen and wife to share a 20 pound salmon catch and invite them to a salmon steak dinner. Lincoln Burton and son Eddie of Ogden visited the Rulon Burton home, with Eddie staying to help on the ranch. Helen Taylor and children from Ogden visited the Briti t home.
The article outlines the presentation to Congress of the Declaration of Independence, noting it was not signed by all at once and detailing the signing timeline from July through November of the colonial era, with references to congressional approval and proclamation dates.
The two Washington finical leaders, Senate Byrd and former Treasury Secretary Humphrey, warned that rising federal spending risks crisis. They clash with Congress favoring economy while administration acts as obstacle, suggesting savings could be forced despite political weight.
Mrs. DeMont Dockstader has recovered from hospital confinement and returned home in Tremonton. Bonnie Keller receives well wishes, with handkerchiefs given at a party. family greetings from Waddoups and other relatives mark the visit. A Mink Creek family reunion for Hans Jensen and James Jensen groups draws fifty four attendees including out of town relatives from Ogden and American Fork.
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