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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
12
The guidance covers disregarding certain insurance benefits in dependency for compensation, eligibility for business loan guaranty if operated full or part time, eligibility for self employed readjustment allowance after a farm loan, and GI Bill educational benefit time limits. It notes World War II era acts and dates for eligibility.
Scenes from Preston's new The Golden Rule Store grand opening last Friday show a crowd on the sidewalk and staff in the infants department. Assistant manager Charles Kline and Roy Murphy examine merchandise as the firm also opens a Parma branch run by former Preston businessman Wallace Bailey.
Mr and Mrs M W Hansen of Elwood spent Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen. Mr Paul Hansen visited Tuesday with his folks. Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen visited with Bishop and Mrs Hyrum.
Emma Larsen spent last week with her parents A L Egbert in Murrough. Orlando Rasmus sen visited Mink Creek with Orson Rasmussen. 4 H members and parents including Bill Carver and family and Hannah Pearson enjoyed a swim and supper at Hot Springs Monday. Julius Jepsen and daughter Darlene of Preston spent Monday with Freeman Jepsen family.
Fairview notes show visits by Roma Cole and Lonnie Jones from Ogden, Alice Rawlings from Ogden, and Ina with a trousseau tea hosted by Mrs. Dave Egbert. Lamont Smith and Wayne Cole left for Moscow. Boyd Whittle went to Pocatello on business. Teachers listed for the new school term include Myron Nuffer and Ivan Woodward.
Creamery butter and cheese production rose in July with cheese slightly up and butter up seasonally. Butter remained at a low level with 1,410,000 pounds produced in July, below June and well under 1945 levels. Cheese output reached a near record, American cheese at 86 percent of total. Total June milk at 128 million pounds versus 137 million last year. fewer cows cited as main cause.
School cafeteria presents a weekly menu from Monday to Friday featuring Beef in Brown Gravy with Baked Potato Cabbage and Carrot Salad Peaches bread and milk Tuesday offers Johnny Marzetti Green String Beans and Orange Wednesday serves Barequed Beef in Bittered Bun Vegetable Soup with Crackers Apricots bread and butter Thursday lists Meat Loaf with Brown Gravy Carrot Waldorf Salad Pumpkin Pudding with Whipped Cream Friday shows Lima Beans with Meat Balls Carrot Strips and Apple Sauce.
Mr and Mrs Marcus Weaver visited Salt Lake City and Saltair while in Utah. At the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers convention in Pres ton on August 31 Spring Creek camp won for largest attendance of officers. The Whitneys and guests, including George Crab tree Bill Casto and W G Clark, vacationed at Birch Glen in Logan canyon. Kate Poole cared for William Poole’s children during hospital stay. The Whitneys hosted Sunday dinner with L J Arrington and George Foster. The Whitney Mutual plans an opening social Tuesday night.
Mrs Lucy Tanner and Miss Dorothy Tanner traveled to Salt Lake City Utah Thursday to tour the temple. Dorothy Tanner and Beth Swainston hosted Clixie McAlister at a kitchen shower with a two course luncheon and eight oclock start. Guests included Ella Hull June Tanner LaDonna Foster Josephine West Jean Richards Dorothy Myres Char lene Peterson and several others from Whitney Logan Preston and nearby towns. Cherrill Hall is on a short furlough Edith Schwartz visits relatives in Salt Lake City before returning to California. Cecil Foster and family drove to Brigham City Sunday.
Glendale residents Mr. and Mrs. Leland L. Auger and Mr. and Mrs. Verl J. Auger visited Brigham City Utah on Tuesday. William H. Auger of Preston joined them. Donald Owen stayed with his parents the past week.
Clifford Sharp of Mapleton visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Leland L Auger and family.
Wilbur Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Orion Jensen, leaves for St Louis Missouri to continue his dentistry studies after completing a pre dental course during Navy service. He has worked at the American Food store this summer.
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