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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
4
Strub accepts a position on the Night Rodeo finance committee and has long been active in Preston civic groups. He is a charter member of the Preston Elks lodge and currently serves as lecturing knight. Mrs Strub is prominent in social circles and has aided many community service projects as friends mourn their upcoming departure.
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Bert Mahoney Idaho state fire warden visited Preston and warned county residents that burning forest brush range stubble or hay land is unlawful from June 1 to October 1. A permit may be obtained from range officials or law enforcement if burning is necessary to protect water and soil resources.
Franklin Friends announce the arrival of a baby boy born May 31 their fourth child. Don na Boyle graduates high school and plans a nurse’s course in Idaho Falls. Lever Doney and others travel to Salt Lake City on company business. Mrs Ida Greeny and son Ball of Los Angeles visit relatives in Franklin and Lewiston. Social gatherings include dinners hosted by the Olsen and Dunkley families, a Jolly Neighbor Club meeting with prizes, and a Teenage dancing party in Blaine Whitehead’s barn. Several residents move or travel, and notable attendees visit the Logan temple and Ogden slogan contest winner Phyllis Hogan.
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