New Books at Library
The American Cancer Society presented to the Preston Library a list of new adult and teen books including The War on Cancer and Cancer what everyone should know. Also added are novels such as The Wayward Bus and Anne of Avonlea along with many children’s titles and educational volumes.
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American Cancer Society
Preston
M. D
P. H. Tobey
Benmosche
American Cancer Society, Inc
North
Striker
Barker the Hairtrigger
Brand—Barker
Gentleman Grissley
Barker
Patrick
Laughter
Termeyer
Velazquez
Tunisia
Jeremy Pepper
Rogera and
Bears
Beyond the Coulee
Clark
Marko Anne
Avonlea
Montgomery
Janet
Dalgliesh
Miss Hickory
Perrault
Spunky the Donkey
Stearns
Leander the Gander
Schenk
Smith
Camner- Tip
Gates
Parkinson Manners—Parkinson
Etting
Parkinson
Parkinson Snow White and the
Dwarfs—Stearns
Mclintire
Ander
Oxford Ward Social and Reunion Notes
Oxford DUP meeting at Eva Critzer home with Bessie Olson Marie Hatch and Aston Ralph as hostesses Clara Olson led lesson. fifteen members present. Oxford ward annual reunion March 17 served hot dinner for about 325 guests toastmaster Jack Coburn. Prizes awarded for newest married couple Homer Martin most bald man and longest married couple Theo dore Turner. Angel food cakes auctioned for church fund raising around $30.
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DUP
Eva Critzer
Bessie Olson
Marie Hatch
Aston Ralph
Clara Olson
Oxford Ward
Jack Coburn
Chip Carpenter
Preston
John Croshaw
Logan
Tom Wilson
Pocatello
Lew Petty
Swan Lake
Homer Martin
Oxford
Alma Hatch
Theodore Turner
Merle Kendall
Cluff Kendall
Dave Anderson
Wilson Hyde
Downey
Reginald Denney
Procatello
Jack Fisher
Marion Olson
Dayton
Burt~ Redington
Dell and Key
Annie Redington
Geo. Redington
Ted Roper
Lavern Kendall
Bob Baker
Merle Baker
Gordon Anderson
Blackfoot
Fred’ Gould
Winder
Henry, Jensen
Harriet Denney
Geo. Redingn
Idaho Onion Acreage to Drop in 1947
Idaho onion growers plan about 3,200 acres for 1947, roughly one sixth less than last year’s 3,700 acres and below the 10-year average of 3,360. Green pea processors aim to up Idaho plantings 26 percent to 8,800 acres if intentions hold, while national processor acreage is expected to drop about 4 percent from 1946.
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Idaho
U S farmers borrow 615 million from production credit clubs
U S farmers borrowed 615 million dollars in 1946 from production credit associations, highlighting the era's agricultural credit activity and the reach of credit programs for farmers.
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U. S
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MENS
Ae. Fey
Newt Merrill
Preston Battler
Merle Joorman
Battle Creek
Mich
American Legion
Lloyd
Lewis - Preston
Sheldon Rawlings
Slade Ear
Jay
Paterson Tractor Service
Preston, Idaho