County fair highlights in flower and needlecraft department
At the recent county fair this week, exhibits extend the department's reach with flowers and needlecraft on display.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
10
Local Garden Club Honored at Franklin Oneida Fair Displays
Appreciation is extended to the ladies of Franklin and Oneida for years of effort in flower and handicraft exhibits at the annual fair. Mr. Crane notes their relief societies and members contributed to the high standards now seen in these displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Oneida Stake
Farewell Socials For Two Missionaries
Two missionaries are honored with farewell socials. Neal Keller departs for the Czecho Slovak mission with a Friday and Saturday program at Whitney ward hall and a following dance. DeLoy Hansen leaves for the California mission with a Friday 8 30 program at Glencoe ward hall and an invited community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Keller
Czechoslovak Mission Field
Whitney Ward Hall
Glencoe Ward
DeLoy Hansen
Ward Hall
Hansen
California Mission Field
Farm Price Index Near Record High
The all commodity index for Idaho farmers on Sept 15 gained 12 points, nearing the May 1920 record. Increases stem from higher returns on grains meat animals and butterfat with the all crop index rising 14 points due to grain prices. Parity prices in the US also climbed while farm input costs edged up. Mr and Mrs P H Edgley visited Salt Lake City and Provo. Lovell Lloyd spent weekend in Provo with his BYU student brother Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
P. H. Edgley
Salt Lake City
Provo
Clyde Crockett
Lovell Lloyd
Earl Lloyd
Cecil
Byu
Rexall One-Cent Sale At Mel's Drug Store
Mel Burrup announces in ad on page three that Rexall stores nationwide hold an annual one-cent sale next week at Mel's Prescription Drug in Preston. Two items may be bought for the price of one plus one cent. A Rexall contest offers two all expense trips around the world and 650 other prizes from Oct 15 to 18. entry blanks are available locally and must be postmarked by midnight Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Drug
Mel's
Preston
Rexall
Mel Burrup
Burrup
Rexall Drug Company
Film on Locker Foods To Be Shown Friday
TA colored film Frozen Fresh ness deals with foods for freezer lockers. It will be shown Friday night at 8 oclock in the basement of the courthouse, sponsored by Cache valley electrical appliance dealers with Extension Service cooperation. The film shows proper preparation of foods for home freezers and storage lockers including meats vegetables fruits and baked goods. Dr and Mrs Maurice Merrill welcomed a girl at the local hospital on Tuesday Oct 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Appliance Dealers
Cache Valley
Maurice Merrill
Jean Beets
Fred Beets
Kansas City
Kan
Merrill
Northern Illinois College
Preston
Preston Melodians To Sing at Sacrament
A program of vocal selections by the Preston Melodians has been arranged for sacrament services in the fourth ward Sunday afternoon. Bishop Asael Bell announces the meeting under the direction of the high council with George E Burgi and Bernon Auger as speakers. The meeting commences at 2 p.m. with ward announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Melodians
Fourth Ward
Asael Bell
High Council
George E. Burgi
Stake High Council
Bernon Auger
Stake Sunday School Board
German Music Feature at Franklin Program
The Franklin mutual meeting will present a program of German music Tuesday evening announced by YWMIA president Mrs. A. J. Shrives. Vocal numbers by Mrs. Myra Stokes and a guest who is the mother of Mrs. Willard G. Noble of Richmond recently arrived from Germany. The event begins at 8 p.m. and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Franklin
A. J. Shrives
YWMIA
Myra Stokes
Willard G. Noble
Richmond
Germany
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