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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
6
A 20 year retrospective notes a nightsman pleading guilty to harassing girls on their way home from church before Judge Mecham. Other items include H R Merrill joining Columbia Journalism, Marjorie Wilcox marrying LaVon Hollingsworth, a baby born to the Hansen family, social and hunting gatherings, and bridge scores from Mrs. Wallace Allred and Mrs. Homer Johnson.
In a subscription drive the Franklin County Citizen lists candidates Myrtle Allen Dor een Bronson Hal Campbell Roma Cole Carol Clayton Jack Henderson Wanda Jensen Bessie Mendenhall Bobby Anderson Calvin Morrison LaMar Olliverson Fern Packer Gwen Phippen Orval Simpson Connie Jean Smith Roma Smith. Also notes Edwin Herschi named vice president of southeastern Idaho fifth district at the Pocatello institute and future president. Funeral held Monday for Dixie Sheldon of Preston after appendicitis. Perry Richard Hymas enlists in the U S Army headed to San Francisco. Preston Indians beat Blackfoot 27 0 and Burley 14 0 to stay undefeated. Enda Esplin wed Jack Kennemer in Wyoming.
Mrs Carl Nielson reviewed Wickford Point for the Ladies Literary Club at Mrs David Daley s home. Newlyweds Vaughn Greaves were honored at a dinner by Miss Edna Palmer. Evelyn Merrill Genell Larsen hosted NDC club at Mary Checketts Zell Pi club met at Dorothy Kilgore s home. Dr and Mrs S P Packer announced the marriage of daughter Helen to Rulon Carpenter of Park City at the Logan temple on Oct 12.
Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers of California visit relatives in Minkcreek including sister in law Mrs James Baird Miss Betty Taylor returns to work in Los Angeles after a two week vacation at the James Baird home Mrs Lynn Nelson and family home from Woods Cross Beulah Beckstead and Aletha Anderson visit Mrs Mildred Keller Mrs Guy Stanbury Preston visits Oscar Nelson family Baby born to Lloyd and wife blessed Pamila Lynn Nelson daughter blessed Dwight Wilde and son attend Logan football game James Baird family transport baby home from LDS hospital Delbert Keller and Ralph Davis visit after Sacrament meeting retiring bishopric honored with MIA floor show High councilman assists in ward visits.
The article explains how grain handling on farms has shifted to largely automatic feed processing. It outlines storage over silos or bins, gravity or blower delivery to mills and mixers, and small one horsepower mills with five horsepower mixers. A ton of feed can be ground and mixed by one person using as little as 8 KWH, with timers to shut off equipment.
Deanna Wells opened Sunday evening services with talks by Keith Talbot and Phyllis Bright on the duty of an LDS girl. The program featured singing from Marlene and Joan Hollingsworth and a quartet. Miscellaneous notes cover a Colorado vacation, stake questions, Intre Villa club plans, service station changes, and local visitors. Also mentioned are seed treatment cautions and a Peru rainfall figure.
Mrs. Robert Child of Salt Lake City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Grover Hogan and other relatives the past week. Hogan spent a few days in Salt Lake City and Murray visiting his sister Mrs F K Jarrard and others. The Thatcher ward Relief Society held a three day class in upholstering with Irene Young and Betty Manhattan as instructors. A fine program was presented in sacrament meeting. Woodrow Rasmussen of Mink Creek spoke on the Book of Mormon with remarks by L A Hansen of Preston. Margaret Harding of Fairview sang two solos with Carol Gilbert accompanying. Franklin Mickelson of Lago sang a vocal solo with Ora Mecham at the piano.
Britannica notes the spadefish has a nearly circular outline in shape, describing its form as almost round for reference in marine biology.
In warm climates homes can refresh interiors by rotating draperies and slip covers with the season. Summer colors like loam and pink promote air flow while fall and winter favor warm bright tones. Fireplace spaces gain warmth by clustering a few comfortable pieces. visit us to tailor ideas to your home.
Idaho’s wheat fields plagued by smut may be cleared by seed treatment and resistant varieties, says J M Raeder University of Idaho plant pathologist. Treating seeds with Ceresan or copper compounds per package directions is advised to prevent smut and protect yields and market value.
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