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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1955
Page
8
A reflective piece from Carlos Cacioppo and others on rural life versus progress. It contrasts Bob Vachon’s forest and trout themes from Yakima with a Texan seeking psychiatric help and broader musings on space age plans. The narrator favors nature and cautious progress for families over moon missions.
December 1 marked Safe-Driving day as a committee led by President Eisenhower urged city and country residents to set a new safety record through careful driving and proactive measures.
Readers from Salt Lake City and Wilder express frustration with Salt Lake City postal service delaying The Citizen each week. They request timely delivery and explain subscription renewals while Praising editorials and local county news. Two hundred girls in 23 Idaho counties learn babysitting through 4-H clubs.
The piece compares Bennie Oosterbaan and Ron Kramer, noting Kramer’s rapid rise on the Michigan Wolverines as a premier end and Heisman contender. It contrasts football styles from Yost’s era to today and highlights Kramer’s role as scorer, passer substitute, and defensive standout with three punt blocks, amid publicity quieting attempts.
Oxford Mr and Mrs W R Fisher visited Logan on Wednesday. Mrs Andrew Griffeth and daughter Sadie along with Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch and son Earl visited Ogden on Thursday. Hatch motored to Woods Cross on business. Mrs Glen Cox and son Scott visited Downey. Annie M Redington celebrated a birthday at her son George Redingtons home. Bert Redington of Pocatello was a dinner guest. Henry Hatch visited Annie M Redington Friday afternoon. Sacrament meeting speakers included Bishop Henry Hatch Marie Hatch Cecil Fisher Ernest Olson Earl Hatch Platt Ward and Clara Olson. Patricia and Susan Fisher were released as primary officers. The baby daughter of Marion and Bessie Mendenhall Olson was blessed and named Mary Lyn by her father assisted by Ernest Olson and Henry Hatch.
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