Willis and Davis Dine with Edith Henderson Guests
Mrs. John L. Willis and Viola Davis were dinner guests of Edith Henderson last Sunday. Marjorie Howell and Mr and Mrs C K Bailey were noted among those present in the social column.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
6
Mrs. John L. Willis and Viola Davis were dinner guests of Edith Henderson last Sunday. Marjorie Howell and Mr and Mrs C K Bailey were noted among those present in the social column.
A note lists Labor Day visits involving the Owen family in Glendale with Mr and Mrs Lester Owen and relatives from Pocatello Downey and Ogden. It mentions Inez Henderson, Westover in Downey, LaRee Ehmer in Ogden, John Willis family in Pacoma California and Mr Whitaker teaching arts in Los Angeles. Vinnie Hawkes spent two weeks in Ogden with her husband.
Sunday gathering centered at Weldon McGregor home with Mrs. L A Neeley and families of Ronald Panter and Mutt McBride plus Wendell. Weldon McGregor and family attended a Neeley reunion Monday. John Covert hosted Darla from Salt Lake City over the weekend.
This article argues for choosing the outfield as a long lasting baseball role. It stresses hitting, speed, a strong arm, and composure, plus practice habits and throwing technique. It notes the rise of the livelier ball and the need to relay throws, with guidance from Jack McDonald in a series on fundamentals.
The Sporting News notes Bob Lemon as a top all round talent with a six year 20 win pace and a no hitter in 1948. Lemon’s unassuming manner and multi position ability mark him as a standout star for the Cleveland Indians and amid Major League Baseball. He credits his arm to luck and teachers, while maintaining strong family roots with wife Jane and three sons.
A pitcher explains throwing at any speed he chooses and relying on a dynamic slider he says came to him naturally. He emphasizes control and adaptability in his pitching repertoire.
Estate of Carlisle D Caspersora deceased announces all claims must be presented to Quentin R Caspersora administrator. First publication September 16 1954. P M Condie Preston Idaho attorney for administrator. 31 40
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