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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1955

Page

12

Mink Creek Sends Weekend Tidings From Local Residents

Mink Creek reports include Harriet Christensen attending church services for the first time since a heart attack last winter. George Jensen and Warren Wilde visited with parents. Conrad Bell visited family in Huntsville UK and Smithfield. Cloyd Wilde and family welcomed a newborn son at Logan hospital weighing 7 Ibs 12 oz. Grandparents listed in Preston and Fairview. Several visitors and relatives from Preston, Cherry Point NC, Arimo, Mink Creek, and Arimo attended weddings and receptions nearby.

Jean Ouvenony Wibo Germany Harriet Christensen Salt Lake Charles George Jensen USAC Warren Wilde Idaho ‘State Frank Jensen Dwight . Wilde Conrad Bell Leon Bell Huntsville Armond Smart Smithfield Cloyd’ Wilde Logan ‘Hospital Oscar Wilde Preston Lucia Egbert Fairview Merlin “Wilde Beny& Son Logan ‘ Hospital Fosdier Lyla Jean Stenburg Caroline Arimo Don’ McNee Dorothy Staley

Logan temple Friday wedding noted with Bowman family

A Friday event at the Logan temple marked a wedding for the mother of the bride, formerly Delores Bowman of Mapleton, with attendees from the Bowman family and local connections.

Logan Temple Delores Mapleton

Community Wedding and Family Visits Span Weekend

Weekend in Pocatello and Salt Lake visits highlight social rounds as multiple couples attended a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs William Marley in Pocatello. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch and many relatives touring Salt Lake City and nearby towns.

Mrs Henry Hatch William, Marley Robert Joest Walter California Chicago Joest Marine Corps Scott Pierce American Falls Merle Baker Baker Smithfield Glenden Jensen Marvin Daryl

Cronin Says Players Must Limit Outside Interests

Boston Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin urges players to curb outside endorsements and banquet appearances. He argues fans fund teams and players must focus on baseball, endorsing only what benefits the game and letting managers control public appearances.

Boston Red Sox Sporting News Cronin Wero Joe Washington Red Sox Boston Tom Yawkey Wbose Thas Tost

Sanitation Key in Fly Control Despite Sprays

County agent Daniel Roberts reiterates sanitation as essential for fly control, noting chemical sprays and baits help but cannot substitute cleanup. Portman cites two-step approaches using Malathion emulsion or DDT where effective, with sprays lasting two to three weeks and dry baits showing mixed results.

Daniel Roberts Roland Portman Idaho ‘Extension Service Portman Idaho

Classified page hints from Pres ton Citizen

The fragment references the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page and hints at ads or notices. It provides little readable content beyond noting a classified section.

Preston Citizen

Burglars Target Local Store Inventory

An inventory of goods stolen shows burglars aimed to ease housework with missing items including two table radios a griddle waffle iron steam iron toaster mixer automatic iron and a flashlight at a St Mariel store.

ST. Mariel

Milk Fruit Blends Highlight Nutritious Milk Dishes

Lucre tia Maughan county home agent promotes milk fruit blends as tasty nutritious options for all, especially children and convalescents. Three recipes include apricot milk banana milk and pineapple milk with details on quantities blending times and servings to appeal to soft diet needs.

Lucretia Maughan Missouri

Low-Down Cull Described as Big Thief Tactics

The piece describes a negative farm practice framed as a big thief operation. It cites Bob Black, poultry specialist at the University of Idaho extension service, noting many flocks have six months to a year of production.

Bob Black Poultrry University of', Idaho Extension Service

Hen flock wastefully fed as cull birds replace loafers

A rural advisory notes hens dropping eggs signal lazy birds. Cull birds appear quickly. productive hens show bright eyes and red waxy combs. If a hen is dull with shriveled comb, she is finished and should be removed from the flock to improve profitability.

West Side School Field Day Led by Weston Chairman

Dayton Thursday evening in the West Side High gym featured part of the field day activities for the West Side grade schools. Arthur Neuenswander of Weston chaired the day's events as all grades joined in the grand march and songs. Grades one to three danced the main acts while grades four to six performed dances such as the Rye Waltz Oh Sus-Vann and Heel and Toe Polka.

West Side High West Side Arthur Neuenswander Weston Johnni

Six Grades Dance Features Music and Games at Weston Ward

A large crowd attended a party hosted by six grades with J Edna Kofoed directing music and Mrs Susie Archibald coordinating dancing. Assisting teachers included Ione Dalley Orba Larsen Caroline Greaves Margaret Ainscough Eleanor Sant Lola Jenkin Mrs Nelson Mr Chatterton and Mr Griffeth. Friday softball games, dash races relays sack races and two legged races complemented the event. A Weston ward hall picture show and PTA stand selling hot dogs barbecues drinks candy and ice cream added to the festivities.

J.edna. Kofoed Susie Archibald Weston Ward Hall PTA

Prisoners to Work for Daily Meal in St Maries

Sheriff Bob Baltz says county prisoners may work outside for a daily meal instead of paying fines, with some inmates choosing not to work. The plan aims to benefit the county, though it is not forced labor.

ST. Maries Bob Baltz

Police issue dog license notice in Aberdeen

Police Chief Hassell warns Aberdeen dog owners that licenses are due and if officials must visit homes to issue a license a 60 cent late fee will be added.

Abberdeen Hassell Vamgason

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