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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
2
The second meeting of the extension class in comparative cultures will be held Thursday at 7 43 18 in the Jefferson school library. Professor TM will lecture on Mexico with pictures and handcrafts. Sponsors say it is not too late to join and invite interested people.
The Citizen announces a vacant Oxford correspondent post after the previous writer resigned. Interested individuals should visit the office or write for full particulars and assigned duties.
The Preston Citizen reports a local item with concise details suitable for a newspaper brief. Readability focuses on a single event or notice, naming any involved individuals or organizations when present.
Aureomycin and tetramycin mixed with hog feed are claimed to accelerate pig growth, cut growing time by one to two months, halve death rates, and save 65 pounds of feed per 100 pounds of gain. With yearly production around 20 million, these drugs could transform pork quality and output.
LeRoy M. Roberts of Preston will enter the missionary home in Salt Lake City on Monday Oct. 8 before departing for the British mission field. A farewell party is planned for Friday evening at 8 p.m. in the Preston second ward chapel. Roberts, a former principal of Grant ward and other area schools, holds a BS in education from USAC 1948 and has been active in LDS church work as a member of the 116th quorum of seventies. He currently resides with his father-in-law C. A. Nuffer.
Lt Oliver Wendell Hanson from Pres ton enters the ground electronics officers school at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi. The program lasts about 40 weeks with graduation guiding future field duty or advanced schooling. Marion Johnson assists with harvest as Bill Nielsen visits Mrs Vera Nielsen.
Maude Shumway Buttars, 65, died in St. Mark's hospital Salt Lake City on September 19. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Washington Terrace LDS chapel, with Bishop H. Glenn Bingham presiding and interment in Dayton cemetery.
Frank Davis 82 farmer and carpenter born September 23 1868 in Warren County North Carolina died at Garland Utah after a life as a high priest in the Bear River LDS stake and long service as a Garland ward teacher. Survived by his wife Mary Duke Davis and many children across Utah and California in a family with roots in North Carolina and Oregon.
Local note records a genealogical reference mentioning grandparent great grandchild and an airbrother named Oli ver C Davis in Edenton NZ EGA. The fragmentary entry highlights familial relationships and a linkage to a regional group or archive.
The record lists a wedding reception for Keith Smith and various social visits. Stake conference activities occur at Grace with attendees noting visits by Maynard Andrea, J Ve Adams, Dan Campbell and families. Readers mention Stena Ames in Preston and Bear Lake county visits by Ken Skinner and Calvin Covert among others.
The report notes a child named Mir Covert being sent to a clinic after a few days in Salt Lake City. Parents Mr and Mrs Skinnér remained at home to care for the child with the help of Keith Mietsda and Andreas. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Lloyd were also involved.
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