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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
5
Grace Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson, returned from a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints mission in the Southern California area. His parents met his plane in Salt Lake City last week.
Thatcher consolidated Primary officers and teachers honored Trail Builder boys and their mothers with an evening of entertainment at the Thatcher school. Garth Condie of Rupert, son of Clyde and Mrs. Condie, received a mission call to the LDS Church in Austria.
Albert Moser president of the Franklin County Fish and Game Association reports about 1800 pheasants released in the county this fall. He notes roughly 1300 banded birds were released and the association opposes shooting hens.
Grace farmers begin potato harvesting as the local crop season starts, with growers reporting early yields and plans to move into field work this week.
Grace School selects Mrs LeR Longenbohn Sr to lead the lunch program with helpers Mrs LaMar Winward Frank Johnson Mrs Mary Egbert and Mrs Anna Pag. supervision rests with Grace High School faculty member Howard Peterson.
A local Cub Scouts gathering includes a segment on change of life fears and women seeking reassurance. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham remedies as guidance for handling nervous and physical changes during this period.
Mrs Laver Kendall and other adults attend the Extension Home Demonstration planning at the court house. Pack meeting led by Hart Bullock features pledge, songs, skit Tel-Study Communication Experts, uniform inspection, registration cards distributed, and awards for Den 1. Refreshments served. evening includes TV schedule and local ads.
FRANKLE The Young Marrieds hosted a barn hop supper at the Lions center in the village park with fifty five attendees. Mr and Mrs Dean Kingsford and Mrs James Kirk led the event, and a bonfire gathering followed. FRANKLIN Mr and Mrs Max Olsen and Val Gene went on an antelope hunt, all parties reported success in securing antelope.
Reed McGregor returns to Cleveland home after attending funeral services for his brother-in-law Ray Sewell who died of a heart attack. The obituary notes Sewell's passing and McGregor's recent visit.
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