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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1947

Page

6

Glendale Social Notes Show Local Visits and Outings

Glendale residents recap visits and family time as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrill and daughter Marlene of Blackfoot visited the Websters on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Owen spent Tuesday in Logan with Odessa Owen visiting Tennie Owen Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rawlins also noted in the community update.

Kenneth Merrill Marlene Blackfoot Blain Webster Herbert Owen Logan Odessa Owen Tennie Owen

Local families host visits and church events in Auger area

Moreland visitors include Mr and Mrs Leland L Auger and family. Ellen Jensen undergoes operation in Ogden for leg injury from an auto crash. Numerous neighbors from Preston Riverdale and Logan attend services and social gatherings. Canal enlargement talks involve Whitneys and Prestons.

Moreland Leland L. Auger Ellen Jensen Dee Hospital Ogden Lucille Vellanova Barbara Besigger Montpelier Veley Auger Relief Society Tennie Owen Janelin Auger Odessa Owen Deloes Auger Chrissie Owen Guy C. Petterberg Logan Wayne Evans William Geddes Preston Cecil Foster Ray Ransbottom Whitney Victor Peterson Lamont Cleda Auger Gunnison Welland Smith Riverdale Max Abbott Maurice Owen Richard Owen Matilda Larsen Melba Larsen Barbara Tompkins Los Angeles Ladeen Hansen Leona Webster Marilyn Patty Petterberg Springfield Mabel Dice Pocatello Ariel Roholt Winder Fred Warner Lional Keller Mink Creek

Federal government Holds Quarter of U.S. Land

A historical data point notes that the federal government owns about one fourth of all land in the United States. This reflects the vast extent of public domain managed by agencies across the nation. The ownership pattern informs debates on land policy and development rights.

Federal Government The United States

Thatcher Community Notes and Local Moves

Thatcher residents share updates including Leslie Wrights’ visit for a golden wedding, Vir ginia Adams funeral, new trailer for George Hulse at Gem Valley Co op, and families selling Thatcher ranches to relocate to New Plymouth. Staff and teachers attended a Primary convention in Grace. Weitere items cover paint at Gem Valley Co op and Keith Roper relocating to Grace plant.

Gem Valley Co’op Leslie Wright Pocatello Thatcher Ed Mecham Virginia Adams George Hulse Gem Valley Co-op Verl Ott Alma Christensers New Plymouth Ward Harris Richard Garbett Thatcher Consolidated Grace Millen Mendenhall Logan Pat Keith Roper Grace Plant Roper

Marriages and society events in Lago area

Jay Turner married June Rigby of Grace last Thursday and will live in Lago where he farms. The Thatcher Relief society and Mrs Ethel Smith hosted a party for block teachers, with lunch, games and visits. Numerous local residents dined at Norman Ruud’s home, and the Lago Relief society quilt guild and shower honored Mrs Dan Gol ish at Mrs Dot Swehnsen’s home. Rex Bassett and Raymond Swensen visited Salt Lake City. Loran Kingsford of Pocatello visited Lago area residents.

John Chatterton Jay Turner Henry Turner Lago June Rigby Grace Thatcher Relief Society Ethel Smith Verl Ott Bert Stephenson Pete White Carmen Louis Stephenson Harold Byington Ogden Harris Stephenson Norman Ruud Lago Relief Society Relief Society Dot Swehnsen Dan Golish Rex Bassett Raymond Swensen Salt Lake City Loran Kingsford Pocatello

Idaho Feed Outlook Says Prices Likely Higher This Winter

Extension economists from the University of Idaho report ample feed per animal unit in Idaho but expect higher prices this winter due to reduced U S feed supplies elsewhere. Dry weather and a wet spring hurt corn prospects for 1947 48 while oats barley were mostly secured and hay supplies per unit hit a record high with large wheat use likely.

Idaho U. S University of Idaho

Summons for Publication in Idaho District Court

The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Franklin County Idaho requires Levi B. Hammon and other named heirs and unknown devisees to answer Samuel P. Cutler's complaint within twenty days. The case concerns real estate described as Lot 2 Block 1 Cutler Subdivision in Preston Franklin County and involves The First National Bank of Grace and other defendants.

District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District Levi B. Hammon Levi B Hammond Martha J. Hammon Agnes D. Cutler William D. Cutler William Cutler James L. Cutler James Cutler Almira J Cole Elmira Jane Cutler Cole Elmira Jane Cole Agnes Cutler Bybee Clara Cutler Bowler Ethel Cutler Butt Orson P Cutler Orson P. Cutler Jane M. Cutler Jane Cutler First National Bank of Grace Franklin County Idaho Cutler Subdivision Preston State of Idaho District Court Fifth Judicial District

Quiet Title Suit Notice and Court Seal Date

Court warns defendants to appear and plead within time or judgment will be entered. The action seeks to quiet title to the described real property. Clerk Co L Swensor signs the notice September 13 1947 with Deputy Bonnie Fellows.

Co. L. Swensor Bonnie Fellows

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