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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

3

Travel recount of the Preston Idaho study trip crew

A detailed diary of a trip including stops in Potatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls Butte Spokane and Moscow. Participants faced weather and river hazards while visiting state offices and sites in Boise and Pocatello. The group returned to Preston after June 10 with thanks to supporters and a roster of twenty students and chaperones.

Denis Roberts Montana Clark Spokane Moscow Pauluse Washington Idaho Hofs Henry Sir John Cotter d’Alene Lewiston i Walla Peribelton State Capitol Alder Robins Superintendent of Public Instruction Roberts Boise unDean’ Carter Agnae Bailey Elmer Oliverson Elinor Lynn Allen Glenn Mills Luana Barson Patricia Maughan Norma Hunt Joy Winward Arlo Howell Gary ,Croshaw Margaret Lund Lois Jean ‘Porter Douglas Gambles Jack Moser Joseph Ward Billy Carver Vonza Dursteler Pearl Gibson Tes Porter

Forsgren Family Fish Fry Brings Sixty-Seven Together

The Forsgren clan held its annual meeting at Lloyd Forsgren’s home last Thursday evening. A long lawn table seated 67 members with a lace cloth and bowls of peanuts. A committee of women served a fish fry meal as games and socializing completed the event.

Forsgren Lloyd Forsgren

Portrait of a North Dakota family gathering

The narrative lists multiple generations of the Purser and Larsen families gathered with grandmothers, great grandmothers, and a baby. People named include Mrs J C Larsen, Mrs Lyman Purser, Mrs John Purser, Mrs Emma Te Rasmussen, Mrs Phoeba Hyde, Penny Purser, Judy Purser, and Mrs Sarah Purser. The frame mentions Ute mother figures and Park Hyde as locations and kin relations.

Larsen Lyman Purser Sene Bei Nelson JC. _Larsen Judy Emma Te Rasmussen Phoeba

Honor Girl Wins Speech Medal After Polio Trial

Gloria Chapman a Cleveland Heights High sophomore and polio survivor earned the Great Crippler speech medal after a year of intensive treatment. She maintained high grades while isolated and returned to school to deliver a moving account of her battle. Her Preston grandmother Mrs Nephi Jensen praises the achievement.

Preston Gloria Chapman Nephi Jensen Cleveland ‘Heights Logan Bath Cleveland Hospital Ria Asia Wien

Preston landmark demolished after long history

In Oneida County Preston the old two story building once owned by W H Chapman and later the Struves stood in the 200 block on State Street. It housed a school supply store a penny candy shop a ladies millinery and later a plumbing service and printing business before Happy Clayton demolished it after planning since 1945 to create a modern building site.

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