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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
8
The page lists numerous social visits and gatherings. Mound Valley and nearby areas host reunions at Neeley and Perry homes. Families including Egbert, Behle, McGregor, Panter, Neeley, Williams, Bennett, and Perry attend events. Several members travel to Ogden and California, with visits to Preston and Logan noted.
Word reached Saturday that Mrs. Annie Williams was taken to Logan hospital. She has stayed at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Harold Hinniger, and several relatives traveled to Brigham last week for fruit. Others visited and attended church as the community shared updates on health and travel plans.
Dayton and Logan residents visited relatives and friends in Ogden and surrounding towns. The gatherings included multiple households visiting parents and siblings, road trips to Lewiston and Richmond, an LDS hospital update, and a sacrament meeting address by Roy Andreasen and Richard Merrill.
Mapleton One class enjoyed an evening canyon campfire with games and watermelon. Primary activities shift from Mapleton to the Franklin ward as part of local church reorganization.
Norma Pittson and California relatives visit with Mr and Mrs Lee Wheeler family. Annie Sharp of Preston stays with the Augers. Sharps of Winder join a Sunday gathering. Cecil Jensen and Bob Smith return from Yellowstone. Mutual hosts a Tuesday social led by Leota Owen and Helen Jensen. Ernest Olsen and Henry Hatch spoke at the Sunday meeting. Darrell Rogers family and Lillian Bright visit Leland Ruger and family. Grandchildren Marlene Joan and Gary Hill from Ogden visit their grandparents Richard Owen and Marion Perkins family.
The National Safety Council notes New Jersey had the lowest accident fatality rate in 1950 in its 1951 edition of Accident Facts. The report contrasts boys and girls in serious accidents and mentions a safety nominee returning to New Jersey after a year in Connecticut.
The Sloan funded Brookings study highlights that few high school students grasp economic factors behind rising living standards, textbooks lack balanced views on capitalism and socialism, teacher preparation is weak, and college economics courses are rare. It urges better textbooks and teaching staffs to foster intelligent citizenship and public understanding of the American system.
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