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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

Page

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Preston City Officials File for Biennial City Election

Preston voters face a potential token election as filing closes next Thursday April 12. Incumbents Crockett Greaves Benson Parker Stanger have filed, with wards and precincts specified. mayoral bid by W Paul Merrill rumored. List of possible council candidates includes Strub Gibson Bickmore McCune Fass John rill Knudson Merrill Kilgore Booth Carlson Bright. mass meeting suggested. Filing and registration must go through City Clerk. if unavailable, at the City Water Office.

Preston Edwin Crockett Roy C. Greaves Lillie Benson S. P. Parker George Stanger Dr. Packer Mr. Stanger W. Paul Merrill Ralph Strub R. W Bob) Gibson Harvey Bickmore Wm. G. McCune Ezra Fass Homer Johnrill Virgil Knudson Paul Merrill Cal Kilgore Neff Booth al G. Carlson Ray Bright

Memorial For Boyd Lewis Friday Night

Memorial services for Pfc. Boyd Lewis 19 are held by Bishop Horace Baugh in the Fourth ward chapel Friday at 8 p m. His twin Loyd Lewis was wounded and recovering at an advance naval hospital after their Iwo Jima service. Reed Lewis, their brother, has a ten day furlough from Ft. Sill and is at home with the family.

Pfc Boyd Lewis Merlin Lewis Loyd Lewis Iwo Jima Boyd Horace Baugh Fourth Ward Lewis Reed Lewis Ft. Sill Oklahoma James Call Dayton Lester Call Call Germany Pfc. Call France

Will Sponsor Horse Show Here In June

Preston Boots and Saddle club plans a horse show in Preston in early June. Club members will participate and outside horse owners are invited to contribute horses. Competition is promised with prizes for winners.

Preston Boots & Saddle Club Preston Dan Swainston

Volunteers Sought to Interpret German and Mexican Farm Labor

Franklin County seeks volunteers fluent in German or Mexican Spanish to serve as interpreters for the farm labor program. Call County Agent Daniel Roberts to register name address and phone. Interpreters will aid the labor committee and help prevent work stoppages by facilitating understanding between employers and workers.

Franklin County Daniel Roberts Roberts County Labor Committee

Governor Calls Draft Report On Idaho Farm Labor

Governor Charles Gossett asks Brig. Gen. M. G. McConnel to prepare a comprehensive report on the draft’s impact in Idaho farms. He cites farm leaders and inquires about manpower loss, noting some farmers have sold out due to labor shortages while praising the dedication of local draft administrators. The request aims to illuminate effects on agriculture during the war.

Charles Gossett Tom Heath Preston Idaho State Selective Service M. G. McConnel Gossett

Franklin remembers first Idaho born girl Ellen Bennett

Mrs Ellen Bennett the first white girl born in Idaho to settle in the state died Tuesday April 3 at 84 after a long illness. She lived with her son Calvin Bennett in Logan who cared for her. Born October 6 1860 in Franklin she married Enoch Bennett December 27 1880 and moved to Lago then Franklin. Survived by Calvin W Bennett Logan Nellis Toone and Leo Bennett Grace nine grandchildren two in service.

Franklin Ellen Bennett Idaho Calvin Bennett Logan Mrs. Bennett William Tr. Wright Enoch Bennnett Lago Franklin Daughters ‘of the Pioneers Calvin W. Bennett Nellis Toone Leo Bennett Grace

Franklin County Boy Scout Finance Campaign Opens April 9

The annual Franklin County Boy Scout Finance Campaign will open Monday April 9 with R R Rowell as chairman. A kickoff meeting for finance workers was held April 5 at 8:00 p m at the courthouse with N D Salisbury Henry Hurren and Preston Pond attending. The county quota is 2500 dollars with breakdowns by taxing units and stakes. The drive aims to run one week from April 9 to 14.

Franklin County Boy Scout R. R. Rowell Court House N. D. Salisbury Cache Valley Boy Scout Council Henry 8. Hurren Preston Pond Cache Valley Boy Scout Mr. Rowell Phenoi Edgley Oneida Weldon Nash Franklin Cleo Swenson Prestona Ber of Commerce David E. Davis O. R. Cutler Horace Baugh Harley Greaves Keith Campbell Chagre Preston Franklin County Banida Clifton Dayton Glencoe Glendale Mink Creek Oxford Riverdale Treasureton Winder Fairview Linrose Mapleton Weston Whitney Rowell

Snow Surveys Are Completed at Garden City and Emigration Summit

Snow surveys end of March show depth and water content for Garden City Summit and Emigration Summit courses. Ranger Jay B. Hann of Paris Idaho notes the reports compare 1940s to 1945 and provide runoff indications for Bear Lake Cache and Mink Creek valleys. The 1945 measurements show well packed snow with less drift than usual.

Garden City Summit Jay B. Hann Forest Ranger Paris Idaho Bear Lake Valley Cache Valley Mink Creek

Franklin County Farm Labor Advisory Committee Named

A. G. Condie of Preston was re elected chairman of the Franklin County Farm Labor Advisory Committee Monday afternoon at the courthouse. Daniel Roberts was elected secretary. Other members include H. Carl Nielsen Arvin Larsen L. M. Doney B A Meek Ivan Geary H R Bingham W Harland Simmons Thomas Boyle L D Crawford Jared Lewis. Safety precautions stressed for transporting and employing Mexican nationals.

A. G. Condie Preston Franklin’ County Farm Labor Advisory Committee Court House Daniel Roberts H. Carl Nielsen Farm Bureau Arvin Larsen Fairview Beet Growers Association L. M. Doney Franklin Utah-Idaho Canning Crops Ass'n B. A. Meek Riverdale Franklin County Grain Growers Ivan Geary California Packing Company H. R. Bingham Weston Potato Growers W. Harland Simmons Thomas Boyle U. S. Employment Office L. D Crawford Prestons Farm Security , Association Jared Lewis Whitney Franklin’ County

Beet growers urged to boost Franklin county sugar beet acreage

Franklin county farmers faced a critical push to plant more sugar beets as the Agricultural Conservation association, led by chairman Wilford Stokes, cites a county shortfall of about 2000 acres against the government goal of 6800. The drive stresses war time needs and future acreage allotments, urging one or two extra acres per grower to reach the target.

Franklin County Wilford Stokes The Agricultural Conservation Association National War Food Administration Franklin County Soil Conservation Association Sugar Company Idaho

Appliance Center Buys Adamson

Announcement confirms the purchase of C. C. Adamson by The Appliance Center. New owners Earl Nelson Frank Foss Ezra Foss and Cal Foss of the Foss Investment will run the Preston firm with Lloyd and Kimball Phippen handling installations. Westinghouse agency and service for Conde milkers and Fairbanks pumps continue.

C. C. Adamson Company Cliff Adamson Canyon County Board of Selective Service Adamson Conde Fairbanks Morse Earl Nelson Frank Foss Ezra Foss Cal Foss Westinghouse Fairbanks

Easter Egg Hunt a Huge Success by Local Chamber

The Preston Mertchants Bureau of the chamber of commerce sponsored an Easter egg hunt that drew kids from the valley despite cold weather. The Home Economics class at the high school, led by Jetta Carlson, dyed 120 dozen eggs for the event.

Preston Merchants Bureau The Chamber of Commerce Jetta Carlson

County truck operators to fetch second quarter gas books

All county truck operators may call at the local ration office to receive their second quarter truck gasoline ration books after returning Form R-596 mailed March 1. Bring your Certificate of War Necessity if not on file, and your Certificate of lately. Books must be claimed by April 15 or gasoline allotments may be reduced.

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Junior High Presents Love Pirates of Hawaii Operetta

Preston Junior High will stage an operetta titled Love Pirates of Hawaii on Friday April 13 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. Admission is free and about 100 students will perform with a cast including Dorothy Dear JoAnn Packard Billy Wood Jay Condie Miss Primer Blanch Cutler Lehua Kathleen Simmons Karalani Lucy Larson Lilinoe and Clarence Hendricks. Direction is by Lyle Shipley with Elvin Cutler Jr as student manager.

Preston Junior High School

Lions Hold Luncheon at Hanna’s Hostess Rooms

Preston Lions club met at Hanna Hostess rooms for an after noon program led by Dr Lyons from Bushnell hospital staff eye specialist. Joe Goff chaired the blind committee with special guests including Lions presidents and secretaries from Pocatello Downey and Franklin.

Preston Lions Club Hanna Lyons Bushnell Hospital Joe Goff Committee For the Blind Lions Clubs Pocatello Downey and Franklin

Church leaders address Oneida Stake conference

At the recent Oneida Stake quarterly conference held last weekend three General Authorities spoke. Elder Mark E Peterson urged personal accountability and service to fellowmen while Alma Sonne outlined welfare plans to reduce reliance on public relief and move toward self sufficiency. Elder Henry A Smith of the Sunday School Board joined to engage with local membership.

Oneida Mark E. Peteson Council of Twelve Apostles Stake Alma Sonne Council of Twelve General Church Welfare Board Henry A Smith Sunday School General S Board Saturday Deseret News Smith

Post Office Wins Rating On Care At Preston

The Preston post office and staff, led by postmaster Hale Hart, received near perfect ratings for five years on the care and appearance of the federal building. Inspector J. B. Dodds praised no irregularities and noted custodians Melvin Harris, Jack Brown, and Fred Hobbs contributed to the high standard acknowledged by Seattle postal officials.

Hale Hart Preston J. B. Dodds Pocatello Seattle Postal Department Melvin Harris Jack Brown Fred Hobbs

Old Clothes Drive Planned By Franklin County Groups

A Franklin County effort to collect clothes for Europe’s liberated nations will begin with a Friday 8 p m public meeting at the chamber of commerce. Howard Johnson leads the drive with representatives from Lions Rotary chamber and American Legion assisting. Citizens are asked to prepare clean wearable items throughout April and bring them to the reception centers.

Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Weldon Nash Howard Johnson Chamber—Military—Affairs Lions Rotary Chamber The American Legion Orson Baugh A. G. Carlson Ray Heusser Max Norton Mr. Johnson Europe

Preston Elks Elect Leaders for New Local Lodge No 1670

Preston receives a new BPOE lodge No 1670 with T R Wick Bowden named Exalted Ruler. R R Rowell, Cliff Warr, Ralph Strub named leading, loyal and lecturing knights. Officials include Cleo Swenson secretary Orin Lindhardt Tyler and trustees Condie Booker Mac Knight. Installation date pending completion of bank quarters and program planned.

T R. Wick Bowden Preston _Benevolent” and Protective Order of Elks Preston Grand Lodge Pocatello Elks Lodge R. R. Rowell Cliff Warr Stewart Geddes Bank Cache Valley Pocatello Ogden Uutah BPOE

Franklin County Exceeds Red Cross War Fund Quota

Franklin County reports a total of about 8500 raised for the Red Cross War Fund, surpassing the 8100 quota by 400. County Chairman Marlow Funk credits ward chairmen and workers for the overage and notes the county increased its fundraising by 2300 since last year.

Franklin County Red Cross Marlow Funk Funk

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