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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
14
Local residents report house moves and hospital recoveries. The Tingeys prepare to relocate to Eugene Oregon after a hospital discharge for a gunshot injury to his right thigh. Deweyville visitors, extended relatives, and travel between Preston Blackfoot and Salt Lake City fill recent days with family visits and errands.
Visitors to Miss Ethel Baird on Mink Creek Friday included her nephew and his family Mr and Mrs W Baird of Idaho Falls and the Rasmussen family led by Weldon Rasmussen. The fragment notes social links and kinship arrivals in a small community report.
Educators and volunteers urge students to participate in the U S savings stamps and bonds program at Central School. Beginning Thursday Nov 29 stamps in 10 25 and 50 cent denominations will be sold each Thursday morning 8 30 to 9 with a Shareholder in Young America certificate awarded for each album completed and exchanged for a bond. Principal Sylvia A Swann and PTA leader Mrs Lowell D Smith endorse the program as practical training in personal thrift and citizenship.
A combined birthday dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Almond in Preston on Sunday afternoon. Honorees included Max Almond of Salt Lake City and Reese Hodges of Logan, along with daughter Yvonne Hodges and husband Keith of Winder. Guests also included Ray and Howard Almond of Salt Lake City and Robert, Leon, Donald, Dale, Tamara, and Brent Almond of Preston.
Local item from The Preston Citizen references a listing labeled No 8. Readability is limited but indicates a brief city notice or classified reference in the periodical.
Mrs Julia Fellows returned Saturday from a month in Jerome with relatives. Mrs Fred Davis attended a Minerva Club meeting in Logan. Mr and Mrs Lieland Anger Mr and Mrs Wayne Evans Mr and Mrs Glenn Jensen and Mr and Mrs William S Geddes of Preston attended the Farmers Grain stockholders and managers annual meeting. Ogden trip. Auger director of os ermera Grain board of directors. Mrs C I Goff and grandson Bruce Elmira Goff and Mrs Daniel Johnson shopped in Salt Lake City. stayed with Mr and Mrs William M Evans. Larry Smith and friend Hersel Barnes of Rupert visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Anderson. Mr and Mrs Odell Hobbs of Provo became parents to a seven-pound, twelve-ounce son born Tuesday Oct 2. Hobbs mother Mrs Milo Hobbs and son Elayne visited Oct 5-10. Mrs Hobbs and son visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hobbs in Provo and Mrs Jack Richards and family of Murray. Mr Ottol F Oskar of Logan dinner with Mr and Mrs Hans Nelson. Saturday luncheon guests included Mrs Marie Lindhardt and son Sherman of Winder.
Readers are urged to use the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page to buy or sell items and seek services. The notice emphasizes convenient listings and local market connections for residents and businesses.
Funeral services for Ivan E Petersen were held Monday October 8 at the Preston first ward with Bishop Dean Palmer presiding. The Garden sang, Vera Merrill accompanied, and Nathan Thomas spoke of pioneer experiences. Military services followed at Dayton cemetery with J Irvin Page dedicating the grave.
Mrs Ariel Eames hosted the Gratia club at her home Thursday afternoon. A two course luncheon was served with three tables set for nine dames including Carl Nielsen M O Merch Robert Gibson Thomas K Greaves Lloyd Hogge Harley Greaves George Egbert Howard Pay and Roland Hendslas. Bingo session followed as members shopped on the classified page.
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