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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
10
OCR reads fragmented names and events: Cliverand Breees, Harold Peterson, Grace, Harold Peterson, Petersen, baby births and christenings, and parental mentions. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases across family notices and events.
A fragmented discussion touching wartime separation of couples, youth, and cultural pressures. It mentions Navy restrictions, travel implications, and public demonstrations related to race, gender, and morality. Admiral Mack’s remarks to the editor raise journalism ethics and audience expectations.
Rodney Fisher celebrated with a birthday dinner at the Allen Fisher home. Friends and family including Mrs Annie Hao and many relatives from Preston and Logan visited, offered greetings by phone, and shared meals. Nearby relatives continued visits over the weekend as Fisher hosts welcomed extended kin and local neighbors.
Grace high school speech department sent students to Montpelier for a declamation contest with Diane Nielsen and others performing original orations, memorized pieces, humorous readings, and poetry. The Devilettes prepare for the centennial festival in Idaho Falls with marching corps and a community talent program.
Grace Heights announces the first semester honor roll with several seniors and underclassmen named for earning high marks. The list includes seniors Keren Adams and Gav Bennett, juniors Shamon Caaragh Port Frazer Rords Smith, Danny Con, sophomores Charles Zatt Beth Cleese Kav Hale, and freshmen Kav Hale Keith Coombs Scott Smith Reece Vip.
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