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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1943

Page

2

Church Leader Visits Sunday Church Event

A Sunday church gathering featured remarks urging members to eat without waste and stressing that many boys in the armed forces welcome religious lessons. President Merrill praised ward bishops and cited home as the cradle of civilization where religion shapes life. Stake Welfare progress reported high participation in Victory gardens and canning, with three returning missionaries sharing steadfast testimonies. Changes within stake leadership were announced, including a new High Priest Group presidency and mission president, with MIA directions and youth groups showcasing the theme The Message of the Prophets.

Merrill Stake Carl—Gutler Gordon Purser Sixth California Wills Melway Weston William Andra Preston Hebert Bingham Linrose High Council

Preston praised for exemplary school lunch program inspection

R L Small Boise sanitation inspector and C H Watson Pocatello district supervisor praised Preston for its efficient economical lunch program at Jefferson school during a Franklin county inspection. They commended kitchen cleanliness and ample canned foods and noted the city’s latest Standard Milk ordinance promoting local grades and aiming for A-1 raw milk status.

Preston R. L. Small Boise C. H. Watson Pocatello Franklin County Jefferson School

Stores Closed Armistice Day Observance in Preston

Preston stores will close next Thursday November 11 for Armistice Day. All public offices banks and the post office will also be closed. No public program will be held due to heavy farm work and harvesting.

Preston

Dairy Subsidy Paid To Farmers On Confirmed Sales

The Franklin county AAA office will pay dairy producers under the dairy feed payment program from the War Food Administration. Producers must bring evidence of sales of whole milk butterfat cream or butter to the AAA office to compute the payment. Payments are issued as sight drafts by the Commodity Credit Corporation and signed by a county committee member at 35 cents per hundredweight for whole milk, four cents per pound for butterfat, with proportional rates for butter and cream.

Franklin County Aaa War Food Administration Quince Rice County Aaa Committee Triple A Commodity Credit Corporation County Aaa Committee

PTA Completes Carnival Fund Drive for School Programs

Reports from the Hallowe en carnival show the event raised about 280 dollars exceeding costs of 247.76 for an electric range freight and installation charges. The PTA invites patrons to a November 17 evening program with guest speaker Dr John D Carlisle of the USAC and musical numbers from the college.

Carol Condie PTA John D. Carlisle USAC Carlisle

American Education Week Open House at Jefferson School

During American Education Week Jefferson Elementary invites parents to visit on Monday November 8 at 3 00 pm to observe their child in class. A PTA Study Group in the Visual Aids Room follows dismissal with a vocal duet by Norma Crabtree and Sybil Hansen and a talk by Ernest Eberhard on preventing juvenile delinquency through home and school cooperation. Irene Smith and Lois H. Goaslind sponsor the Jefferson unit.

Jefferson PTA Norma Crabtree Sybil Hansen Ernest Eberhard Irene “Smith Lois H. Goaslind Jefferson Unit

County Urges $7200 Drive for National Welfare Fund

Franklin County officials and Oneida stake leaders urge a united contribution to a national war fund for welfare work. The drive supports United Service Organizations War Prisoners' Aid United Seamen's Service and Foreign Relief Agencies. Mayor Crockett encourages thorough review of participating agencies and generous giving.

Oneida Paul R. Wynn Phenoi H. Edgley J. C. Forsgren Franklin Ags Franklin Lds Stake National War Fund

Anonymous Hallowe'en Pranks Article Withheld

The Citizen received an unsigned note titled Hallowe'en Pranks. The paper cannot publish unauthored contributions, and the article is withheld until the writer submits a signed name for publication.

Hallowe’en

Tremonton and Dayton Couples Dine at Cutler Home

Lynn Checketts and Miss Afton White of Tremonton Utah along with Mr and Mrs Clyde Checketts of Dayton shared Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Cutler.

Lynn_Checketts Miss_Afton White Tremonton Utah Clyde Checketts Dayton Milton Cutler

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