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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
5
Albion Normal School announces a new fall term starting October 23 with a 12 week quarter beginning October 25. A winter term starts February 1 and runs 12 weeks, with a spring term starting in May and extending to July. Students can complete a year by July 15, 1944 by enrolling now.
Mrs. Ruby Conlin and granddaughter Mrs. Artene Nelson were Grace visitors Friday. Charles Shumway returned home after a Preston hospital stay. Lt. C. J. Thevenet from St. Petersburg Florida was a weekend guest at Myrl Workman's. The Shapparts and son Chet of MCammer visited Friday night with George Shappart. Ray Swenson spent Sunday with Gene Paskins. Guy Kirby of McCammons visited his sister Mabel McWhorter. He remains for the deer hunt. Jack Barnes of Salt Lake City visited Frank Nelson recently. Hughie McCarrel and Kay of Smithfield visit Treasureton. Jack Barger and Ronnie Conlin of Pocatello visit locally.
Mrs Ada L Webster spent the week in Weston with her daughter Mrs Lawrence Neunswander who just returned home from the hospital with a new baby. Mr and Mrs Leo Palmer of Winder and Mr and Mrs Duane Workman of Preston visited Sunday with Vern Nelson and family. George E Burgi of Preston was a visitor and speaker at Sacrament meeting Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Housley and sons Glade and David of Dayton called on Mr and Mrs Leland L Auger and family Sunday afternoon Their nephew Veley Auger returned home with them for a few days where he will work in the beets Mr and Mrs Christian J Larsen spent Saturday at the home of their father L C Larsen in Preston Merlin Whittle of Fairview was in this community buying dairy cattle during the past week
Utah Poultry Producers Co operative Association announces an extra payment for turkeys sold to the armed forces in August and September. The August payment is about one and one-half cents per pound. All turkeys this year will be in monthly co operative pools with pools closing the last day of each month. Patronage refunds will be mailed after the first of each month for turkeys marketed in the previous month.
The 80 member Preston girls chorus from Preston will debut at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan with a half hour radio broadcast on Thursday October 21. Singers Coy E Christensen and Iva Goy Smith will join the chorus as it showcases trios solos and chorus selections and marks the first public campus music group under director W H Manning who began teaching in July.
A range of ribbons fits L. C. Smiths Remington Underwood Royal Corona and portable machines available at the Citi zen.
Clifton Utah visitors include Delmont Jessop and family from Clearfield with parents Mr and Mrs Dewain Jessop. Park City guests Mr and Mrs Max Pope and Mr and Mrs William Pope visit Belton Hatch and Ronald Rice. Idaho Falls resident Mrs Ray Henderson visits relatives and plans hunting. Jerome resident Emmeline Meniot is with her mother Janey McDermott. Faye Henderson hosts a sixth birthday for sister Sharon with twelve children and treats.
Mrs Elaine Shuldberg and Mrs Clarice Hedin with children from Winder visited here with their parents on Wednesday. George Baker of Oxford helped Dick Gibbs build a new garden. Mrs Lucille Croshaw and son of Seattle returned home after a month visit with her parents. Mrs Vern Kay left Saturday for Ogden to visit relatives. Mrs Pauline Thomas and Mrs Willard Hadley attended John Stoddard's funeral in Richmond Utah on Friday. Mrs Vert Randall and daughter Judy returned to Portland after visiting relatives for a month. Mr and Mrs Lionel Merrill and family visited relatives in Downey. Miss Lucile Merrill plans to move to Salt Lake City for nursing training at the L D S hospital.
Farrell G Merrill visited with his parents from Wednesday to Sunday. He is a navy cook and baker who attended Ames Iowa school for cooks and bakers and is now transferred to New London Connecticut to enter as a cook and learn about submarines. He and three others were chosen after five months of training. His wife Lois Larsen Merrill visited with him.
The Citizen urges subscribers to verify spelling of names and the right side date indicating subscription expiration. Corrections are welcome. The paper notes continued rapid voluntary subscription sales and thanks new readers who joined the Citizen family by purchasing subscriptions.
The Preston Citizen invites readers to submit local social items by Tuesday for Thursday edition. About a hundred small notices appear in the social column, highlighting community events, engagements, and friendly happenings.
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