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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

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Franklin county to form two class A districts

Franklin county committee proposes splitting into West Side class A No. 202 and East Side class A No. 201 districts. East side would include Preston No. 201 plus Franklin No. 2 Whitney No. 3 Fast Side No. 4 Glendale No. 5 Mapleton No. 6 Fairview No. 8 Winder No. 18 Treasureton No. 21 Riverdale No. 22 Glencoe No. 23 Mink Creek No. 34 Banida No. 74. Public hearing planned. districts retain current locations until building needs justify changes.

Franklin County Committee On West Side Preston East Side Franklin Independent Whitney School Fast Side Glendale Mapleton Fairview Winder Treasureton Riverdale Glencoé Mink Creek Banida Thatcher Cleveland Rose Hill Bannock County City of Board of Finn Maris Minksy J Whitney

Mrs Belva Hart Resigns From The Citizen Staff

Mrs Belva Hart associate editor of the Citizen for over five years has resigned from the staff effective Saturday of this week. She will join Hart Music Shop to supervise books records and musical supplies. The Citizen management regrets the loss and credits her as the right hand to several publishers.

Belva Hart THE Citizen Preston Hart Hart’ Music Shop Belva Franklin County

Third annual Franklin 4-H Camp slated for Bearlake

The third annual Franklin county 4 H club camp will be held at Bearlake from July 28 to 30 in conjunction with Oneida county 4 H. Daniel Roberts county agent and Lucretia Maughan home demonstration agent announced after the district club camp planning meeting at Lava Hot Springs. An expected 300 boys and girls from both counties will attend and a program of camping hiking handicraft sports and picnics will be provided. A joint committee from the two counties will finalize camping activities.

Franklin County Bearlake Daniel Roberts Lucretia Maughan Oneida County Roberts

Burgi Elevated as Stake Patriarch in Preston

George E Burgi was sustained as stake patriarch in Preston joining Hyrum D Jensen and David G Eames in the role. Alfred Kern became high council alternate, Shirley M Palmer named alternate, and Henry D Moyle officiated in changes. Music groups including the Preston Melodians and LDS girls provided standout performances at the conference.

Atake Rate Arch Hyrum D. Jensen David G. Eames Burgi Preston Alfred Kern Third Ward High Council Shirley M., Palmer Winderward Henry D. Moyle Council-Of-Twelve-Apostles Preston’ Melodians Mle Chorus Relief Society Stake Singing Mothers Fourth Ward

4 H Members To Attend University Short Course

Franklin County 4 H members and leaders plan to attend the University of Idaho short course in Moscow from June 3 to 8. County Agent Daniel Roberts said backing from local sponsors includes California Packing Corp and Sears Roebuck among others, with scholarships awarded for outstanding 4 H work.

Franklin County University of Idaho Moscow Daniel Roberts Roberts Warren Ieee California Packing Corp TSC Penney “Co The Preston Citizen Utah Poultry Assocs Poultry Elks’ Lodge Dairys Security Bank Ieee Deen Fand Light’Co Rotary *Glub Sears Roebuck Idaho- Hachippe Robert Sammie Tules

Preston Idaho Town History From 1866 Settlement To County Seat

The Preston area in Franklin county Idaho was settled by Mormon pioneers by 1866 and platted in 1885, named for William B Preston. Franklin county formed in 1913 with Preston as the county seat. The town sits along the Bears River near mountain ranges and has a large irrigation area. Notable industries include flour mills grain elevators warehousing creameries and a sugar factory with retail and wholesale outlets serving a wide region. Nearby creeks canyons trails hunting and fishing offer recreation.

Preston Idaho Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Boise Franklin County William B. Preston Bears River Bear River Range Portneuf Mountains Bannock ‘Range

Lyle Taylor Receives Raw Decision in Salt Lake Fight

Dayton boxer Lyle Taylor, a recognized amateur with many Legion cards, drew public interest after an unfavorable decision in Salt Lake. Boxing writers and fans largely believed Taylor won easily, but judges awarded the bout to ranking rival Rankovich.

Raw Lyle Taylor Salt Lake Dayton American Legion AAU Atele Taylor Frank’ Rankovich

Erosion Control Talk Aimed at Béar River Landowners

A Preston county meeting addresses rapid soil erosion along the Béar River west side threatening farm lands. Prof William Peterson and data-backed studies are to guide discussion. Jed Lewis Fenton Smith and J E B Cushman lead the Preston Chamber event urging all landowners and water users to attend.

Béar River cBattle S ‘Erpek Smuthi AAA West Side Williai’’ Peterson Utah State “Agriculture College Extension Peterson Jed Lewis Fenton Smith J. E B. Cushman Preston Chamber of Commerce

Fourth Celebration Planned by Taycees

The Taycees announced the 1948 Fourth of July celebration with Glenn Petterborg named general chairman. A daylong program includes sports for children and professional entertainment, offering fun for all ages.

Taycees Preston Catia Aycees Glenn Petter‘porg

Jed Lewis Chosen Rotary President in Preston Club

Jed Lewis, manager of the local Sugar Company in Franklin County, was elected president of the Preston Rotary Club. New officers include vice president and treasurer Ernest Britenbeker, with a board of directors Harley Greaves Bob Fulton Norman Howells and Leon Smith. Special guests were Preston High School runners up in the state tournament led by coach Bob Bunker. students performed songs and speeches praised the 1946 and 1948 teams with notes on scoring and star players Condie Merrill Geddes and Herd.

Jed’ Lewis Franklin County Sugar Company Preston Rotary Ernest Britenbeker Harley Greaves Bob Fulton Norman’ Ss. Howells Ro ‘Leon Smith Preston ‘High School Bob Bunker Bunker Joe Brinkerhof

Service Next Week For Boyd A. Lewis Slain War Hero

The body of Pfc. Boyd A. Lewis will arrive from the Utah general distribution depot Ogden and be received by Webb Hendrix Funeral Home representing Merlin Lewis. S/Sgt. Bernice Swindall will escort the remains. Graveside services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Preston with Leon Forsgren conducting and the American Legion honor guard. Lewis was killed at Iwo Jima during the invasion. He was born September 20 1935 in Lawton and lived in Preston most of his life. He entered service in 1943 with his twin Lloyd as a Marine in the Third Division. Surviving are his parents Lloyd and Bertha Lewis Preston two sisters and another brother.

Boyd A. Lewis Utah General Distribution Depot Ogden Webb-Hendricks Funeral Home Merlin H Lewis Preston Bernice Leon Forsgren Riverdale Ward American Legion Pic Boyd Lewis Iwo Lime Garlle Tyrie Lawiston Merlin Hevand Bertha Aglins Lewis Prestn Macikert Lloyd Marines Lloyd

Idaho polio drive aims to double national average

Mrs Eline returned from Boise where she attended a state polio meeting and was named a state director of the women's division of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Idaho plans include acute treatment centers for polio patients and clinics for continued care, with a mobile emergency unit to serve counties. The Idaho March of Dimes drive is projected to greatly exceed the national average, with a $215,000 total and 42 cent per capita, while total epidemic costs are expected to reach about $750,000.

Charles “Eline Boise National Foundation For Kline Idaho Houirs Eliné

Achievement Meeting Set for 4-H Clubs

A 4-H achievement meeting is planned for Saturday evening with Vernon Ravenscroft extension forester from the University of Idaho attending to explain the forestry club program. Certificates seals and other awards will be presented to 4-H winners and refreshments served.

Anit Aes Fiat Co “Oun

Beet Contract Signings Push 1948 Sugar Plan

FranksLind County Sugar mails contracts to beet growers after agreeing with the beet growers association. Jed Lewis factory manager says labor outlook is the best since before the war, with skilled help from California and Texas. The 1948 contract outlines price per ton and expected net earnings, while urging prompt signing to enable early planting and labor planning.

Beet Growers Association Franks Lin County Jed Lewis Beern Allabor California Texas Boints Growers Association Lewis Algo

Junior Policemen Solve Missing Bicycle Case

Preston junior police John Larsen joined the force on Saturday and quickly helped recover a bicycle borrowed during the Easter egg hunt in city park. Captain John called in Niel Nelson Donald Phippen and Jimmy Jensen, and the junior officers solved the case before the chief could start an investigation.

Preston Colistan John Larsen City Park John Niel * Nelson Donald Phippen Jimmy Jensen Dar Huls

Licenses Expire. New Tags Available For Sportsmen

Hunting and fishing licenses expired yesterday. Conservation officer Ed Scholes urged local sportsmen to obtain new licenses from regular vendors. He reminded that only Johnson, Nash and Weston reservoirs are open for year round fishing.

Ed Scholes Johnson, Nash Weston

Preston Chamber Board Votes to Cash Bonds for Rodeo Funds

Preston Chamber of Commerce directors voted Monday night to cash bonds owned by the chamber and credit the rodeo fund, then later merge the general fund with next summer’s rodeo receipts. J E Cushman announced a public May 5 meeting with William Peterson to discuss erosion control at Five Mile site.

Preston “Chamber ™ “of Commerce aoe ee \Lewis E. Cushman William Peterson Fromer Usac Extension Service Peterson Five Mile Preston O. D. Robinson Preston Organization Preston i State Chamber of ¢Commerce Cushman J. L. Peterson Chamber of ,Commerce KSTP

Johnson Drug Store Observes 10th Anniversary Sale

The Johnson Drug Store marks its 10th birthday under present ownership with special birthday bargains this weekend. J Homer Johnson purchased the drugstore 10 years ago, though the store has operated in the same location for 24 years.

Rennet J. Homer Johnson Hig Agyan Anni Wdediyy Evi

School Students Get Inoculations for Rocky Mountain Fever

Over 800 city school students received Rocky Mountain spotted fever inoculations in a 10 day program led by Superintendent Simmons. The effort, endorsed by city physicians and district officials, expanded to include girls and was funded by a state health department serum with a 10 cent service charge by school nurse Mrs. Lucy Evers. Three injections are required in the first year.

Rocky Mountain Eetr O- Supt Simmons State Board of" Health Idaho County

Four Year Old Nielsen Dies at Preston Hospital

The four year old DaVere Percell Nielsen, son of Charles L. and Alice Ruth Talbot Nielsen, died Saturday at Preston hospital. born November 19, 1943 in Preston, he is survived by parents sister Sonja and three grandparents. Funeral services were held Monday in the Preston ward chapel with Bishop Ernest Caries of Winder presiding. burial followed in Preston Cemetery.

Ae ‘DaVere Nielsen Charles L Alice Ruth Talbot Nielsen Preston Sonja Ed Talbots Winder Mys Ee Nielsen Clemenix

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George E. Burgi Stake Patriarch Rotary Indian Cage Stars Condie Reed Merrill Dale Dale Geddes Warhorse Geddes Kermit Hinckley Tosh Nin Preston C Small Nielsen Child
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