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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
5
A column questions U.S. foreign entanglements and urges voters to elect a president and congress who will put America first. It argues for self improvement, limiting international influence, and ending a perceived power bureaucracy that taxes and spends. It invokes a "new birth of freedom" at home before aiding other nations.
Venice Miles daughter of Wesley and Mrs Miles of Niter married Ted Wright son of Keneth Wright of Logan in a double ring ceremony officiated by Bishop Millen Mendenhall. A reception followed with bridesmaids Ila Mae Beckstead Bonnie Harris Ladean Bennett and maid of honor Larne Robinson. The couple will reside in Thatcher after a Canadian honeymoon.
The American Cancer Society advises men aged over 40 to have a thorough annual physical examination. This guidance emphasizes regular health checks to detect early signs of cancer and other conditions.
Recent visitors at the Riley Cole home include Mr and Mrs Ronny Ladder of Salt Lake City and Sharon and Lonny Hogge of Rigby. Others travel from Salt Lake City to Banida for family gatherings, MIA conference, and weekend stays with relatives across Oneida stake counties.
Weston residents and relatives gathered in Logan on Sunday visiting the Nielsen family. Many local names from Weston and Oxford joined the event as Mrs Eve Reese prepared a dance review at Lewiston Junior High on June 18 and 19 with participants listed including Judy Nielson and Janeal Tingey among others.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Neuen Swander were noted as visiting Preston in a brief society item. The note places the couple in the town during the period and highlights their social engagement.
A brief item notes a day at the home of their daughter Mrs Lynn Porter. The fragment references family gathering but provides no further details on events or individuals.
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