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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
4
Essay-like reflection on human forgetfulness and the spiritual meaning of Ash Wednesday. It discusses memory, mortality, penance, and the futility of earthly possessions compared to eternal rewards, urging readers to consider their standing before God.
The Christian Science Monitor promotes its international daily newspaper with Erwin D. Canham’s stories and features. It highlights national and international news, home making ideas, and practical how-to pieces. Subscribers are invited to mail for a trial and offer.
A reader at one Norway Street Boston Massachusetts requests a Monitor subscription for a period checked year with prices listed for 6 months 8 3 months 4. The note includes city state and address fields to be filled.
A long list of local families and guests from Downey and nearby towns share Sunday programs, dinners, and visits. Names include Mrs James Abbott Elise Berdean Henderson Mrs Willard Hadley Irene Ima Jean Norine Max Horace Evan Richmond Ed Morgan W L Carlson Irvin Beatt Ted Gambles William Gambles Ruby Merrill Martel Thomas Brandon Elise Brent and other relatives during weekend gatherings and travels.
A Health Information Foundation survey shows U S family health costs total about 200 per year per family with 90 million carrying voluntary insurance. Doctors and hospitals receive the largest shares while insurance coverage helps meet 22 of costs. insured families use more medical services and expect better overall health.
A brief feature in the series explores how sudden medical emergencies disrupt daily life and tests households and responders. It examines common triggers, early warning signs, and steps to prepare a rapid, calm reaction.
Winder Mr. and Mrs. Loss Bright and family and Laura Swainston of Pocatello visited Sunday with the William Swainstons. Mrs. Andrew Mortensen is visiting for a month in Melba with her son and family. Mrs. Harold Swainston spends 10 days in Salt Lake City with her daughter and kin. Mrs. Alice Auger of Glendale visited with her sister Mrs. Carol Stocks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mortensen and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nelson of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gibson and three girls of Grace visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ballif went to Logan to attend a surprise birthday party for Mrs Serge Ballif.
Mrs. Duane Phippen and two Logan girls visited relatives Wednesday to Saturday. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Price were held in McCammon. Zane Wheatley and baby from Deweyville visited the Swainston family. Neil Talbot sang on the Preston seminary program. Brigham City visitors, Keith and Wayne Talbot and others, travelled to Idaho Falls and San Antonio on various trips. Kenneth Talbot’s family welcomed a 9 pound 7 ounce baby boy born February 16 in Idaho Falls. Numerous Talbot and related families hosted gatherings in Preston, Banida, Mapleton, and surrounding areas. Adelia Carter and Wayne Bell of Banida visited Hooper Utah. Bob and Joyce Lindhardt visited from BYU Ogden and Friday to Sunday with Marie and Ross Lindhardt.
Salt Lake City visitors included Whitney Swain Spackman and Stone. Layton and Logan residents joined Lee Prescott for Sunday dinner. Pvt Lyman Prescott at Fort Carson phoned home about Franklin county soldiers at camp. BYU students Jane Thompson and Carol Bennett stayed with Marcus Weaver. Mrs Olive Weaver visits Compton California. Holiday Utah and Mesa Arizona winter plans noted for several families. Alton Larsen birthday dinner hosted by Claytor Larsen Cove Utah officials present.
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