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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
8
Veterans planning to use G I Bill educational training benefits for this fall should apply for certificates of eligibility immediately. Ross L. Rowe, contact representative of the Veterans Administration in Pocatello, warned that late applications may delay processing and prompt payment of allowances.
Veterans may apply by writing or visiting the VA office in the Federal Building Pocatello The office will process the application and issue a certificate of eligibility from the Boise Regional office for school presentation Although enrollment does not require the certificate many schools want it before admission The certificate forwarded to the VA becomes the basis for payment of tuition fees supplies and subsistence allowances Subsistence is payable from the date of training entry once the veteran has applied and entered an approved institution or facility
Whitney Miss Beth Swainsten and Mrs. Winifred Reese attend summer school at Utah State College Logan. Jack Swainsten home from U S Navy on west coast now farming. Mrs Lucy Tanner leaves for a month in New York City. Ralph Laycock in New York while Ralph attends Juliard. Mrs Tanner visits east with daughter and son in law. Whitney Relief Society holds canyon party at Cub River and Deer Cliff Inn with President Annie Swainston in charge and Viola Dunkley organizing program numbers.
Social events include table games with prizes during a June conference Sponsored by the MIA at Saltair. Salt Lake visitors named among attendees. Miss Lillias Ann Tanner in Moscow for a 4 H school. Local baseball wins for Cleveland Mound Valley over Riverdale and Mink Creek. Notable marriages, births, and Temple excursion to Idaho Falls. Weekend guests and recent travels of residents listed.
Mound Valley people joined an Idaho Falls Temple excursion last Monday including Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Panter and Mr.
Bert Mahoney Idaho state fire warden warned Preston residents that it is unlawful to burn forest brush range stub ble or hay land between June 1 and October 1. The warning notes state law aims to prevent fires and protect the county.
The text calls for boosting protection of water and soil as vital resources. It notes that if burning is necessary a permit may be obtained from range officials or law enforcement officers.
Persistent high soil alkalinity across the county reduces fertility and yields, with fields showing degraded productivity and farmers reporting ongoing losses and lower soil quality.
The Citizen announces availability of letter files and invoice files in three sizes. The new formats suit varied office needs and improve filing and record keeping.
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