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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
2
The March general meeting on March 17 at 8 p.m. in the Court House will discuss whether to keep a single PTA for three Preston schools or form three separate associations. Members Mrs Harold Allen and Warren Simmons will present points for both sides before a audience vote.
The article reports potential changes to daily mail routes in Cache County as the U S railroad seeks a mail contract. Proposals include a messenger to Franklin and a star route from Dayton to Preston, with possible Gentile Valley service depending on the carrier contract through 1946.
Charles Panter Thatcher has returned to Cedar City Utah after visiting his daughter Mrs Henry Smith for a month. Mrs Laura Behie also returned from her visit near Hyrim with daughter Mrs Anna Peterson who recently underwent tumor surgery.
Mr and Mrs Daniel McGregor hosted a weekend gathering with their son and daughter in law Lorin McGregor in Ogden Utah. Lena Behle of Idaho Falls visited her parents in honor of Roma nine. Roy Corbett of Grace visited at Panter home. Gem Valley stockmen held their March 9 meeting and hired a range rider Paul Gray. Relief Society of Mound Valley hosted a quilting party March 9 for Mrs Clark Gray with 19 members. Ida B Condie visiting Grace this week. Mrs George Tanner returns to Pocatello hospital after illness.
Mrs Calvin Foss came back Wednesday morning from a six week stay in Kansas City Missouri.
A wartime appeal urges subscribers to renew by mail due to paper shortages and gas rationing. Delinquency notices are to be resolved without doorstep solicitors, with possible suspension of nonpayers. The paper offers payment plans and asks readers to support Preston and Franklin County news.
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