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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
2
Plymouth introduces a redesigned deluxe line featuring longer wheelbases for better ride and stability, lower silhouette with wider seats, detachable fenders, and nine models including a Suburban body type. The 97 horsepower engine uses a new head and chrome piston rings for improved efficiency.
The junior girls and the guard dans entertained their mothers at a party hosted by Cluff Gibson. Special guests included Mrs. Gus Hedin and Mrs. Joe Winger. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bennett visited relatives in Jerome. The ward reunion occurred Saturday afternoon in the recreation hall after a chicken meal.
The column outlines a busy period with a 275 guest dinner and entertainment led by Charles Nielson, a Gold and Green ball in which Mavis Sharp reigned queen and Bruce Stocks crowned, plus local visits and family milestones. It also mentions a snow slide killing cattle near Cambridge and Emmett’s new box factory starting steady production.
University of Idaho poultry expert Charlie Petersen warns that egg production falls can be signaled by reduced mash intake and unused feed. Abrupt feeding changes or inadequate mash and water can trigger rapid declines. consistent feeding, pellet mash, and ample mash help sustain high production.
Mr and Mrs John Covert traveled to Salt Lake last Tuesday where Mr Covert was treated for a lip cancer. The Roholts and family relocated to Cleveland living in his brother's house. A milk hiding scheme for a Swiss cheese factory is traced to Upper Thatcher. Rulon Burton and Lincoln Burton hosted a birthday dinner Sunday night. DeLos Bell and son visited his parents on Tuesday evening.
Plans for a large Scout Circus on April 13 at Aggie Fieldhouse move ahead with over 2 000 Cache valley scouts. General chairman H B Hunsaker and committee assign troops, with Dale Nelson as circus ringmaster guiding acts from Cache and Franklin counties. Commissioner O D Robinson coordinates prelim demonstrations to synchronize precircus activities while executives stress training value and public entertainment. A new anti submarine destroyer will be named in honor of Adm Mare Andrew Mitcher.
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