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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
7
A long Franklin segment details a Halloween season of events: Darlis Woodward and Lorraine Bennett entertained the medical staff at St Benedict's Ogden with two vocal duets. Janet Mee hosted a Kidnap breakfast party with peers. A Franklin Mutual Halloween party featured hats and a spook alley. Families and relatives from Preston Ogden and Logan visited, with multiple church and relay social activities noted.
The article notes a 1956 Buick visit to Idaho with Tuesday night at George and Ted Cutler families and Wednesday night with May mond and family. En route home they met Harald Kingsford in Blackfoot. Janet Oliverson of Alder Montana visited Franklin relatives. Several local families hosted dinners and luncheons, including Robinsons and Bair, Bateman, Spackman, and others in Ogden Richmond Weston and Logan. Halloween party by Merry Mixers in Franklin featured costumes and a chicken dinner for about 20 guests.
sale listing for various tractors disks plows drills bins elevator and more. items include a D 4 Caterpillar with hydraulic pump at 4800, Oliver plow 450, Jeoffry chisel 400, John Deere drills 300 ..., located near Downey Idaho. contact Ray Burrup 408 East N. RAY BURRUP Logan Utah 837 J.
The 1955 Chevrolet lineup adds standard directional signals and improves a 12-volt ignition system. Optional items include overdrive power steering and brakes, push-button seating and window lifts, under-hood air conditioning, tinted glass, and a compact design. Nine mention a longer warranty on batteries and ribbed porcelain spark plugs with greater resistance. A neoprene shielded motor plunger, two-part wiring harness, quieter air cleaners, and asbestos clutch facing enhance V-8 performance and noise reduction.
At a regular board meeting on October 27, 1955 the Strongarm Reservoir Irrigation District levied a maintenance and operation assessment of 3.50 dollars per acre. The first half is due and becomes delinquent on the third Monday in December 1955. Payments may be made at the district residence.
A reader is advised to contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN at No 8 for news items and related information. The notice emphasizes direct submission through the newspaper office for timely handling.
Charla Ann Bell and Dawny Miles led two and a half minute talks in senior Sunday school while the sacrament nom was led by Joan Geddes. Kathleen Gregersen spoke in junior Sunday school and Matilda Jansen of the Oneida stake board spoke. Traveling visitors included Paul Geddes and sons from Rupert with the Hugh Geddes family and Golden C Geddes party visiting Provo. Joe J Christensen of Salt Lake City visited Banida with the Josephae Grotensed family and returned with Goldien and Peggy to Salt Lake City. Reda Allen visited the Miles family Thursday.
Members of the priesthood attended recent sacrament meetings. Speakers included Lee Gregersen Ronny Lund Fern Cole Marcus Gregersen W S Geddes Ernest Gregersen William Sparks and Melvin Hollingsworth John Manning Hina and Annie Marie Gregersen visited Tyhee relatives and friends over Holiday weekend. Mr and Mrs LaVern Hollingsworth and family joined Annie Hollingsworth for Salt Lake City trip. Harold A Larson and wife visited Frank Bagley in Logan and Elvin Larson family. Cecil Miles met with Brooks Roundy at Cache Junction and with John Roundy in Logan Hospital.
Idaho's third annual weed control short course will run November 14 through 19 at the University of Idaho. Lambert C. Erickson, weed research agronomist, will oversee the program.
The Idaho Agricultural Department and the Idaho Noxious Weed Association sponsor a five day weed control course at the university. County weed supervisors and other agricultural workers will attend as students and may take a final exam for a certificate. The program covers cropping rotations and updates on newer weeds in Idaho.
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