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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
2
The text urges citizens to engage actively in government beyond the election and to pursue broad participation as essential for maximizing the benefits of the new administration. It emphasizes collective action and responsible citizenship.
A columnist urges universal political interest and personal sacrifice to aid government at all levels. The piece calls for informed debate on Korea, World War III threats, socialism, tax reduction, corruption, and labor-employer harmony, citing Dr Melchior Palyi and Harding College as sources for public discussion.
Mapleton residents host and visit: Thoral and George Porter families share Friday dinner. Ray Porter visits Whitney. Dale and Ewen Dursteler guests of Dursteler family. numerous local visits noted. A birthday party for Bardee Glover draws a large attendance. Halloween party at the church awarded prizes to top costumes.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs James Hamp and son visited the Woolfs and called on the Go lightly family in Preston. Byron Tanner and family spent the weekend in Salt Lake with Eugene Tanner Carl Bury and Leland Tanner. The Riverdale Relief society will host a bazaar November 21 at the ward hall with handmade articles clothing cake candy barbecues and a fish pond for children. Lone Pine DUP meets November 19 at Dorothy Packer s home. Friends attended a wedding dance for Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards. Mrs Edwards is Pauletta Kershaw of Preston. gifts and refreshments followed. Several from Preston visited Malad to spend the day with Mrs Cecil Camp.
Vaunda Oliverson Franklin a freshman at Utah State Agricultural College runs for freshman class secretary, competing with two peers. Campaigning starts Friday with voting slated for next Wednesday. Oliverson majoring in secretarial science is daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Oliverson.
The panel included Mrs. Annie Sharp and Clair Hull with Miss Elva Larion and others serving as judges for the event.
Beth Olsen of Preston chosen as dream girl candidate for Delta Phi at Utah State Agricultural College. The sophomore music major is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Olsen and will be presented at a formal dinner dance on November 15.
A heavy frost in mid October slowed berry growth, but raspberry crops at Oakley remained on track. Growers O. J. Blatter, Wallace Hale, and James Lowry reported continued ripening despite the frost.
A Crystal Rupert worker unearthed a clod from a potato field that turned out to be a wallet. It contained a social security card and two $1 bills lost by Wayne R. Crystal a year and a half earlier when the ground was cleared.
Idaho residents and non residents must have a hunting license to carry an uncased pistol or rifle in field or forest. However no license is required for residents to kill predators on own or adjoining property.
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