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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1958

Page

10

Award Master M Man Presented to Youth by Shumway

The youth received the coveted Award Master M Man as his mother Mrs. Davis pinned the badge. Davis is a Preston High School graduate who served as student body president in 1952. He completed an LDS mission in Uruguay and is a senior at Utah State University, set to graduate next June with a marketing degree. He now presides over Alpha Theta of Alpha Kappa Psi, the national professional business fraternity.

Andrew ‘Shumway Davis Preston High School Uruguay Utah State, University Alpha Therapea Alpha Kappa’ Psi

Idaho Wheat Growers to Hold Annual Meeting in Boise

Mr. Koiler reported that all directors will attend the Idaho State Wheat Growers Association meeting in Boise. The event runs November 30, December 1, and 2, focusing on the wheat industry and agricultural income.

Taahore

County Conclave: Sugar Acreage Quota Figures Discussed

Notes from the conclave discuss national acreage limits for 1959 crop sugar. Jani 16 appears, with a 1959 quota around 925000 acres versus 915000 in 1958. The discussion focuses on meeting sugar quotas and carryover requirements.

Farm Bureau Meeting Hosts Shuman Address

Local residents are invited to attend the Farm Bureau meeting at 8 p.m. in the courthouse basement where President Shuman will deliver a taped record on duress. The talk is open to all interested parties.

Shuman

Mark Hart Book Promises Nationally Noted Poems

The article highlights Mark Hart's poetry selections in a continuing feature. Poems like Christmas at Grandmother's and The Heroic Death of Pvt. Van Noy are praised for potential national recognition. Orders for Apples of Gold come from bookstores and high school libraries nationwide. Hart also compiled The 3-Star Spelling & Vocabulary Enrichment and 4-Star Collegiate Word Power.

Ing Walter. de la Mare America Mr. Hart Grandmother’s Pvt. van Noy Gastinega Channel Samaras Mark Hart

Auto Accident Injures Husband Of Preston Girl

Mr and Mrs G W McCune learn their son in law Lt D B Farthing was badly hurt in a car crash last week while stationed in Germany. He is in an Army hospital and his recovery was expected as of Tuesday with his wife Sally McCune at their side.

G. W. McCune Farthing Sally McCune Farth Germany McCune

Thanksgiving Service at Logan Presbyterian Church

A Thanksgiving commemoration service will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Logan Presbyterian church. Preston Community church members are reminded of the service and invited to attend.

Logan, Presbyterian Church Preston Community Church

When you hire a news outlet The Preston Citizen at No 8

A fragmented prompt mentions hiring a local newspaper The Preston Citizen at number eight, suggesting a request for news coverage or advertisement placement. The readable text provides limited context on purpose, date, or scope.

Dayton Pioneer Cyris Robbins Celebrates 85th Birthday

Cyrus M Robbing Dayton pioneer aged 85 celebrated with family after attending Sunday school in Dayton ward. A resident since 1918 he moved from Snowville Utah and was born in Willard Utah to Joseph and Ellen Robbins. He married Sarah Ellen Hurd in 1904 who died in 1920 leaving nine children. Surviving children include Cyrus Jr and Mrs Laira Gawood Hyde Park Utah Mrs Sma Friedl Logan Mrs Lola Moss Rocklinland and Miss Sarah Robbins American Fork Utah.

Cyrus McAlister Dayton Robbins Stone Snowville Utah Joseph Ellen Arbon Robbins Willard Sarah Ellen Hurd Mr. Robbins Dan Cyrus YS Laira Gawood Hyde «Park Sma Friedl Logan Lola’ “Moss Rock Lani Land Sarah Robbins Fork

Blood Typing and Tattooing Program Completed

Nov 19 program completed under civil defense with 2 078 adults blood typed and children tattooed. Quorums of Oneida and Franklin stakes sponsored the effort. Doctors Blaser Cutler Hawkey performed tattooing. Laurena Dunlop assisted. technicians Brown Larsen McLing Sant Kerr Long and others aided.

Civil Defense William‘Waddoups Franklin Stake Sant Elva Kerr LaRive - Long Betty Jane

Study links Oregon milk costs to restaurant fees

A study in Oregon examines how per serving milk prices affect restaurant patrons and related ear fees, highlighting cost factors impacting diners and operators.

Oregon

Joseph F. Smith Dies at 61 in Heart Attack

Joseph Fuhriman Smith 61 died Wednesday night of a heart attack. Born July 18, 1897, in Riverdale he married Esther LaValley in Great Falls Montana. He earned degrees from University of Idaho and Utah State Agricultural College and taught in Great Falls and Franklin County before serving ten years in public assistance in Preston. Funeral held Saturday in the first ward chapel. burial in Preston Cemetery. Survivors include widow, a son and three daughters, several brothers and sisters.

First Ward Joseph ‘Fuhriman Smith River‘dale Isaac Elizabeth Fuhriman Smith Esther LaValley Great Falls Mont Idaho Moscow Utah ‘State, Agricultural College

Sunday Sacrament Services and Primary Teacher Changes

In Mink Creek Sunday evening services Counselor Leeral Jensen Oneida stake councilman Carl Mortensen and Mrs Mortensen attended. LaDawn Jensen was released as Primary teacher and Mrs Bonnie Larsen sustained in her place. Woodrow Rogmussen presented to the Bishop Delmer Olson for advancement to a teacher's office. Two numbers were sung by the youth chorus conducted by Mrs Clara Jepsen with Kathy Carver on piano.

Leeral Jensen Oneida Stake Carl Mortensen Mortensen LaDawn ‘Jensen Bonnie’ Larsen Clara Jepsen Kathy. Carver

Fragmented notes hint at a displaced performer and crew

The readable fragments mention Carol Larsen and a group linked to a Creole dance scene, with references to an orchestra and a move to Boise. Names such as Genevieve Jepsen Creeks and Mrs Wheeler appear amid unclear phrases about a Sunday departure to the capital and making a home.

Carol Larsen Dane Esane Tiga Boise

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