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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
10
Mrs Elwell hosted the Jay C Etts gathering Monday at her home for a two course luncheon on small tables with Halloween decor and individual favors. After a brief business discussion Mrs Greaves reviewed Time for Tapioca and Mrs Malmberg won high score.
Gene Oliverson and family of Hill Field Me announce the marriage of their daughter Venta to Sgt Loren Robinett of Huntington Virginia. The ceremony was Oct 11 at Hill Air Force Base with Chaplain Thomas G Hepney officiating. Matron of honor was Mrs Oliverson and best man Wilson R Sibley of Tampa.
Crossword puzzle clues from Atlas Features Syndicate appear alongside a wedding report. Mrs Oliverson wore a blue print dress and white gardenia corsage. After the ceremony the couple dined with the bride’s parents and honeymooned briefly before settling in Hillfield where Sgt Robinett is a master mechanic instructor.
Miss Joan Lemmon daughter of Weston residents wed Bruce G Pitcher son of Ogden in a Logan temple ceremony conducted by Pres ElRay Christian sen. The bride wore white satin and lace with a pink and white rose bouquet. Over 200 friends attended a reception at Weston ward chapel. The couple plans a home in San Diego where Pitcher serves in the U S Navy.
Roy city and two children of Rexburg were weekend guests of his sister Mrs Arnold Sant and family in Preston. Vernon Hinckley of Preston is now a cadet first lieutenant in the army reserve officers training corps at the University of Idaho.
Idaho dairy records show the average butterfat production per cow was 367 pounds for the testing year, with 6,818 cows in the association. California led with 415 pounds, and Idaho ranked twelfth nationally. Despite more cows, the average held, and experts note profitable cows produce more butterfat despite higher feed costs.
The 12th annual fall bull sale of the Idaho Cattlemen's Association will be held at the Pocatello stockyards on Saturday, Nov. 3. About 150 purebred Hereford bulls are entered by consignors from Idaho, Utah and Wyoming, according to Walter Schodde, Burley, chair.
The association sets a judging panel including Wade Wells and Col. E.O. Walter with consignors ensuring all bulls are 14 months old by October 1. Cattle are classified into A B and C lots and sold in order through the ring with guarantees from consignors and the association. The sale begins promptly at noon in Boise with Ken Poulsen assisting as cattle buyer.
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