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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
2
Beet corn and potato cultivator, plows and beet puller. Tractor recently overhauled and priced to sell. Phone .081-R2 or see Don Robinson, Weston. 13¢ for sale or lease. to the right party. Rallison, fur. ee 'ots Pete.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Orion Follett of Preston confirms the engagement of their daughter Miss June Follett to Mondell Nash. The bride to be Miss Joan Follett is among the attendants preparing for the forthcoming marriage. No wedding date has been set.
Alma Choules announces Barbara Choules engagement to Kent Neeley, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Neeley of Preston. They plan a June wedding at the Logan LDS temple. Barbara attended Idaho State College and worked at the Preston telephone company. Kent recently returned from a mission to the western states.
Mr and Mrs D A Martins announce the engagement of their daughter Dora Gae to Ronald Lamb son of Mr and Mrs Dick Lamb of Logan Dora Gae is a Preston High School graduate class of 1950 and works at the Utah Poultry Co-operative Ronald Lamb is a Logan High School graduate class of 1948 and has served two years at Pearl Harbor with the US Navy No wedding plans have been made yet
The Franklin County Flower and Garden Club will hold a rescheduled lecture on landscaping and home grounds on Wednesday, April 4 at 8 pm in the courthouse basement. W. G. Pegram of Providence, a 20 year nursery veteran in Cache Valley, will speak and describe shrubs and trees suited to local conditions. Members should bring pencils. note papers provided. Two films, Springtime in Holland and They said it with Tulips, will follow.
Miss Carol Goaslind and Miss Lenona Edgley hosted a shower for Miss Shirley Robinson last week at Goaslind home. Guests helped prepare a bride’s book and enjoyed a nice lunch. Miss Robinson, to marry on April 4, received many beautiful and useful gifts from 15 close friends.
Franklin Miss Shari Oliverson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Oliverson of Preston, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Kathryn Wilde. Mrs. Clifford Beckstead of Ogden visited her mother, Mrs. Mildred Keller, and family for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Smith and family spent Monday with his mother, Mrs. Annie Keller. Gary Oliverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Oliverson of Preston, spent the week-end with Jimmy Baird.
The piece notes farmers expect a large Navajo labor pool, with the sugar company negotiating with Indian service officials and tribal leaders to arrange for field workers during the growing season.
A fragment notes confidence in ample harvest work with Mr Smith declaring there will be plenty of workers. The brief line hints at seasonal labor demand without specifying place or date.
Joe Stokes chapter secretary presided over a Future Farmers event with Klint Miller and Howard Yawkes on piano. Wilford Meek and Howard Bawkes assisted while Carl Swainston won the sugar beet award, taking first place and a $25 prize.
Wanted steady employment around Preston on a farm. Army exemption. Contact J. E. Hodges at 29 South 2nd East after 5 p.m. FOR SALE Practically new spring tooth barrow. Phone 33 W. FOR SALE Ford tractor with all equipment Skyline loader
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