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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

10

Local Notices and Family Updates From Preston Area

Local residents share military and family news with Preston community. Captain Garr serves as a doctor in India while his wife Mrs Garr visits relatives in Utah. Navy gunner Roland Carlson returns home on extended leave after Pacific duty. Leatrice Seamons leaves Preston for LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. A high school student, Sharon Christensen, injures left elbow and fractures a bone during play, treated by nurse and Dr. Hawkes. Jeanne L. Anderson visits from Boise. she was state reclamation department clerk and friend of the Nash family. Briefer notes mention Miss Greaves, Miss Kilgore, and other Preston residents pursuing studies at the University of Utah and house visits to Boise and surrounding areas.

Sharon Christensen Cluff Christensen Clara Howard Leo Hawkes Roland Carlson Pacific Vic Carlson Jeanne L. Anderson Boise S. H. Nash Anderson State Department of Reclamation Nash Idaho State Land

Clifton Girl Helen Maughan Celebrates Sixth Birthday

Clifton child Helen Maughan marked her sixth birthday with a party attended by eight friends. Her mother Milie Maughan provided luncheon after games. Mr and Mrs Doris Hendricks returned from a weeklong trip through Seda Springs andHa mer Idaho and celebrated their wedding anniversary at Blackfoot visiting the fair. Mr and Mrs Wesley Hawkes traveled to Brigham City to bring back peaches and tomatoes. About 14 Clifton ladies visited Preston for a PTA related luncheon planning school meals for children.

Helen Maughan Helen Millie Maughan Doris Hendricks Seda’ Springs Hamer Idaho Blacksfoot Wesley Hawkes Brigham City Clifton Preston PTA uMrs Lakes

Modern county print shop unveils new equipment

The county printing plant has upgraded to a streamlined, up-to-date press system. Citizens and business people are invited to visit the plant during operation to observe the machine’s precision and simplified job printing capabilities.

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Social notes and military family news from Brigham City and Farragut

Oxford Mr and Mrs Glen Cox and Mrs Krank Cox visited Brigham City for peaches last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Coburn expect their son Jack home on leave from Farragut Idaho where he trains in the Navy. Ernest Olson hosted a party Wednesday honoring Wesley and Alfred Olson about to enter the services. Guests included Henry Hatch Thompson Batch Walter Hatch Lorraine and others. Mrs Wesley Olson learned her husband after reporting to Fort Douglas Utah is now at a naval station at Farragut Idaho. Mrs Ray Heimaridoliar recently returned from New York City and other places to stay with her mother Mrs Kate Anderson. Mr and Mrs V R Fisher expect their son Stanley from Farragut around the area.

Glen ,Cox Krank Cox Brigham City Fred Coburn Jack Farragut Idaho Navy Eirnest Olson Wesley Alfred Henry Hatch Thompson ‘Batch Walter Hatch Lorraine Wesley Olson Marion Olson Alfred Olson Lorin Norman Wanda Olson Wesley_ Olson Fort Douglas Utah Raguty Ray’ Heimaridoliar Hving New York City Moriday Kate. Anderson R Fisher Stanley

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The readable portion mentions a cafe event on a Wednesday evening under Utah Power and Light sponsorship. References to Salt Lake City and individuals like Harold appear, but details are unclear and names are fragmented.

War bonds drive noted by stores in Logan area

In Logan Utah and nearby towns treasurer L Wallace presided over a meeting attended by Ernie Er Evanston Wy Ogden Brigham City Malad Preston. Mr Strub reported that Penney stores sold over 85 million dollars worth of war bonds during the last drive, with expectations for continued support as the European conflict nears an end.

Monton Ogden Logan Brigham City Utah Preston Logan, Utah L. Wallace Penney Hhat Boise

National Parents and Teachers to meet at Idaho Power auditorium

The National Congress of Parents and Teachers plans a meeting in the Idaho Power auditorium on a Wednesday in September. The session aims to discuss district concerns with attendees from the Fifth district and local schools.

Chika Hisaing Tela York National ‘Congress Berthe Adaho Congress Idaho Power

FOR SALE IR QUALITY PLUMBING CO LISTING

A jumble of ads offers plumbing work and service from Baugh Bros Plumbing Co with contact details, plus notes on tires and secondhand bikes. Also advertised is a Norge oil heater with 7,000 cu ft capacity seen by Earl Cole or Evan Peterson.

Cnew Norge Oll Earl Cole Ear Tate

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