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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
5
Clifton ward hosts its annual bazaar this Friday at the Clifton recreation hall. A dinner is served at 6 p.m. followed by a program and sale of handmade items. All residents are invited to attend.
The piece advises building deep moisture absorbing litter with wood shavings and straw to keep hens warm and prevent moult in winter. It promotes Draper Quality feed as essential to maintain laying and urges readers to contact Joe Clay in Preston, Idaho for supply details.
William Nutter, born April 29 1900 in Burnley England, died in California. Funeral services were held October 24 in Santa Ana with additional services October 27 in Salt Lake City. He lived in Preston before 1923, married Louise Lewis in 1921, moved to Salt Lake City then Santa Ana, worked for Kerr Glass as stock room manager and was active in the Santa Ana LDS ward. Survivors include wife Louise, two children Lt William Robert Nutter in Mobile Alabama and Leah N Jones of Santa Ana, plus five grandchildren. Interment at Wasatch Lawn.
Franklin Howarth family visits Salt Lake City to see son at barber school. Lois Blamires hosts a birthday dinner for son Robert and daughter Gloria with guests from Logan Hyde Park and nearby. Rex Hampton and family relocate to Preston near his work at The Preston Citizen.
Franklin area residents participated in a school Halloween party for grades five to eight with Dixie Dunkley as decorations chair and Patsy Hawkes coordinating refreshments. Other items note visits to Salt Lake City, christenings in Bancroft, birthdays, funerals, and family travel and medical events among local families.
Sunday evening conference featured stake visitors Mr. and Mrs. G Schwartz and speakers Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ernest with Russell Keller as interpreter. Other participants included Pres. Jane Hatch and Mrs. Annie Hatch, Mrs. Clara Olson, Bishop Henry Hatch, and Eldred Olson family from Salt Lake. Extended visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson and Wanda with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Olson attended. A family dinner occurred at Ernest A. Olson’s home. Sunday visitors at Henry A. Hatch’s home included Mrs. Merl Baker Moongeen Wilding and Claran Higbee, and Glen Farlow. Extension entomologists advise poison baits and tidy premises to protect stored wheat from rat damage.
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