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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
9
Editorial argues unions should be taxed under antitrust laws and universal right to work. It notes rail regulation harms profitability as railroads face losing money on unneeded trains and pressured service cuts amid competition.
Louise Lake of Salt Lake City, 34, paralyzed by polio in 1945, becomes the first woman to receive the presidents trophy as the handicapped American of the year for outstanding rehabilitation and employment work. She now teaches disabled people at Latter day Saints Hospital and urged neighbors to take the Salk vaccine.
Snowflake Ariz resident attended by friends and relatives with Ogden visitors and a wedding reception for Ross Woodward at Logan. Mrs Erina Woodward planned a California winter with daughter and family Eldon Bennett. Local gatherings included Helga Hampton and others visiting before departures.
Mrs Annie Wilkinson, recovering from flu, was sent to her son Paul Wilkinson’s Grace home where she stayed two weeks. She returned Sunday and is cared for by Mr and Mrs Bert Wilkinson. A doctor diagnosed pneumonia after a Saturday illness.
The community lists attendees from Logan and Franklin at gatherings in Ogden Brigham City and Montpelier. Visitors include Betty Hobbs Dixie Dunkley Roger Griffeth Sherman Olsen DeAnn Olsen Wayne Shumway Thelma Shumway Perry Shumway Harold Wiser Adrian Hampton Kay Hampton Ruby Hampton and others. The piece notes a fall incident involving Ruby Hampton and a newborn granddaughter of the Geddes family. It also mentions LDS Mutual convention activities at Montpelier High School and visits by Wilford Hatch and guests to Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City.
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