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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
6
Preston residents report various travels with trips to Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls. Local business figures and families visit relatives, attend Shifts in commerce, and plan moves to Idaho Falls. Several residents travel for medical care and family events, while waitresses are sought for Merrill Confectionery.
Frugal notes record furloughs and home visits of Franklin County servicemen. DeLoyle Hull a first class in Brigham City Utah Medical Corps and Merlin Webster recently on leave from Jackson Mississippi visited relatives including parents, siblings, and friends. Lt Earl Kooyman and wife and their son Pat spent three days with relatives in Preston after graduating at Fort Benning and posted to Camp Wolters Texas as officer instructors.
The Valley Mail carrier extension proposed to add a second daily service to the UIC line. Rural routes from Preston at 9 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. deliver to Mink Creek Thatcher Lago Treasures ton and Cleveland with pickups returning around noon and 5:30 p.m. Preston seeks a regular star route to Dayton to speed north south mail, with petitions circulating.
The Citizen offers typewriter ribbons in stock for standard machines including Remington L C Smith Underwood Royal and Royal Portable.
Local items detail residents traveling and visiting relatives in Clearfield Preston Ogden and Mapleton. A Red Cross home nursing class opens with instructor Geneva Larsen. A child injury occurs when Mark Rawlings is struck by a cow. An LDS mission report covers Elder John Sharp and wife Mattie Glenn Sharp. Eva Jean Smith and Reese Nielsen wed in Preston. Rex Cottle and wife welcome twin girls in Salt Lake City.
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