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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
15
The U S government may propose a multi million dollar gift to Peru after Vice President Nixon’s hostile reception there last week. He faced mob violence yet his calm actions boosted his reputation. Authors urge curbing such juvenile actions by force and cutting U S aid to Peru.
A Fish and Wildlife Service survey projects forty million Americans over twelve will fish this season, averaging ten fish each. The study highlights fishing as a family sport, with fathers most likely to fish and ten million youngsters along, as Father’s Day on June 15 approaches.
Justice William O. Douglas blasts schools for neglecting Americanism and civics asserting most students lack knowledge of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He laments fading respect for history, urges a return to studying great Americans and national ideals, calling for renewed flag etiquette.
The 15th annual National Farm Safety Week runs July 20 to 26 co sponsored by the National Safety Council and the U S Department of Agriculture. President Eisenhower proclaimed the week to prevent farm accidents in homes fields and on highways. Farm residents suffer about 13 000 deaths and over a million injuries annually, farming leading in deaths among major industries. The National Safety Council urges broad participation to promote year round accident prevention.
Visitors from Preston include Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winn and daughter Cindy Jo at Nancy McGregor’s home. Local events note Relief Society theology lesson led by Waleen Matkin with Barbara Panter presiding. Multiple family gatherings occur including Panter Mendenhall kin in Ogden and a May 6 birth for LaMar and Lorin Panter’s family, marking three generations. Funeral services for Clark P. Gray held in Preston. Additional visits span Cedar City Utah and Pocatello Idaho with local relatives and weekend guests in Mink Creek and Grace.
A sequence of family visits and church activities highlighted Mother's Day in Thatcher and nearby areas. Local residents from Nielson, Rasmussen, Harris, Panter, Adams, and Skinner families connected in Preston Soda Springs Grace and Ogden with meals, church events, and small group celebrations.
The list shows beef items such as pot roasts and brisket, veal cuts like breast and cutlets, pork shoulder and chops, lamb shoulder chops and neck slices, plus variety meats including heart and brains.
Mrs Norman Daniels and sons from Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of her brother Theon Kendall. Mrs Owen Andreasen spent days at Soda Sprivas hospital with flu infection. Lorin Panter Nancy McGregor hosted Mother's Day dinner at a Brigham City cafe. Ken Panter Lloyd Panter from Pocatello and Keith Nielsen Bill Nielsen from Soda Springs joined LaFaun Johnson for Saturday dinner.
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