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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
7
Questions cover disability and pension ratings differences and how they affect benefits. Other items discuss NSLI inheritance without a beneficiary, expanded NSLI eligibility, subsistence limits under GI Bill, loan guaranty limits and realty use, furniture loan eligibility, and guidance on starting a bookshop with guaranty.
Dayton Wendell Checketts at Albion State Normal spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs George A Griffeth hosted a family dinner for a birthday anniversary. Miss Bernice Mickelson of Salt Lake City visited with her parents. Leah Jensen left for Smithfield Utah to stay with her sister. A Gleaner party was held at Blanche Beutler's. Miss Alice Griffeth gave a Sacrament talk. Eldon Manning blessed Nola Jean Manning. Alfred Cole of Treasureton visited. Roy and Ray Eck celebrated their twenty first birthday with friends in Weston. Fire-side and church events were reported with various solos and readings.
Westin and Vicinity lists for the week include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Neu en swander and family at Blackfoot, Brigham Utah visitors bringing fruit, Mary Burton of Cleveland visiting Hyrum McKay family, and multiple trips to Salt Lake City Corinne and Ogden. The column notes funerals at Weston for Almira Nelson and a local birthday party for Michael Hilda Olson.
Catherine McClun and Betty Ann McClun pledged Kappa Alpha Theta at the University of Idaho on September 19. About 150 women pledged sororities under the preferential bid system after a formal dinner by Beta Theta chapter in Moscow. Each new pledge received a corsage as ceremonies continued.
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