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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1949

Page

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Dairy Herd Improvement Assn reports strong 1948-49 results

Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association released its annual test figures for 29 herds over 12 months ending January 1, 1949. The group averaged 370.2 pounds per cow with total milk of 8,112,815 pounds and butterfat at 3.88 percent from 120,698 pounds. High cows include Lilac and Hanna owned by Henry Drury and Sons, while high herds over and under 12 cows show top fat averages around 462.7 pounds. Superintendent G. C. Anderson of the University of Idaho extension dairy program supervised the work.

Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn James Gittens Association Lilac Henry Drury and Sons Spof Elmo Beckstead Hanna Henry Drury Douglas Wright Ernest F. Beutler Howard Henderson A. V. Talbot

Lyle Taylor Wins Two AAU Boxing Trophies

Lyle Taylor claimed two AAU championships for the Ogden Athletic Club at Reno last Saturday night. He stopped Donald Picard of Ogden in the 160 pound senior title in the second round and won a unanimous decision over Albert Smith of Fort Ord California in the 175 pound class earning light heavyweight and middleweight trophies.

Lyle Taylor Ogden Athletic Club Reno Taylor Donald Picard Ogden Albert Smith Fort Ord Calif

Widow and baby die after birth at local hospital

Mrs. Joy Kent Williams 38 and her infant daughter Joylene died within hours of birth at the local hospital. Williams, born March 1 1911 in Lewiston Utah, taught in Cove and studied at USAC Logan. Survived by husband Leo and three sons, plus siblings and in laws. Funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. Downey chapel with burial Lewiston cemetery.

Joy Kent Williams Leo Williams Joylene Williams Lewiston Joseph Mary Dalrympe Kent North Cache High School Richmond USAC Logan Cove School Logan Temple Clifton Samaria Downey Relief Society Board Oneidastoke Relief Society Clifton Ward Clifton Primary and Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association Clair Darrell Allen Nathan Dwight Williams Darrell Kent Los Angeles Dexter Harry Kent Mantica Calif Rosamond Richeson Clearfield Lavene Waddoups Franklin J. L. Westershow Pendleton Ore Downey Chapel Milton Hyde Webb Funerial Friends May Hall

Clair Fisher to Serve as Missionary for LDS Church

Clair Fisher of Oxford Ward has accepted a call to serve as a missionary in the New England states mission field. A Downey High School graduate and former Utah State Agricultural College student, he will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City on Monday and depart for the East Coast on April 18 after a farewell social in the ward hall.

iClaire Upisher Oxford Ward LDS Church New England ‘States Fisher Lee Fisher Downey High School Utah

W. Paul Merrill Named President of Preston Rotary Club

The Preston Rotary Club selected new officers for the coming year at the regular Wednesday noon meeting. W Paul Merrill will serve as president succeeding Ernest Rie. The election followed ballot counting conducted by President Jed Lewis. William A. Davis announced plans for a reception honoring his newborn daughter.

Preston Rotary Club Paul Merrill Jed Lewis Ernest Rie Hopkins Rotary Aettee Beic Rt “i

Fire destroys brooder house killing 1300 chicks

Early morning alarm sent Preston fire truck to Riverdale where a blaze swept a brooder house on Mr. Choules farm, destroying the structure and about 1300 baby chicks valued at six hundred dollars.

Preston Riverdale

Ward Easter Program Set for Sunday in First Ward

The First Ward Sunday school announces a special Easter program next Sunday at the regular time. Directed by Mrs. Dewey Olsen with assistance from Mrs. Karl Cutler, the musical portion will be led by chorister William Shumway. An invitation is extended to all who wish to attend.

Franklin First Ward Dewey Olsen Karl Cutler William Shumway

Nine Month Old Ellin Hart Dies of Heart Ailment

Funeral services were held in the sixth ward for Ellin Hart infant daughter of Jed and Camille Hart born July 20 1948 at Logan. The child died Friday night of a heart ailment in Cleveland where Jed Hart teaches at Thatcher school, survived by four grandparents and burial at Preston cemetery.

Ellin Jed Camille Bright Hart Logan Cleveland Hart Thatcher School Arthur W. Hart Preston Hazen Bright Lewiston Webb Mortuary

Valley Scouts to stage circus at Logan April 13

Over 2 000 Cache and Franklin county scouts will parade talents in the Aggie Field House at 8 p m next Wednesday as part of the Boy Scouts 40th anniversary crusade to strengthen the Arm of Liberty. Preston W Pond says the event showcases leadership, cooperation and versatility with clown acts bicycle stunts first aid and rope tricks to inspire future unit programs and responsibility. The show opens with a grand entry and Aggie Pep Band music. Continued on Page 10.

Cache Valley H. B.hunsakér Lionel. Danielson Cache Franklin Counties Aggie Boy Scouts Arm of Liberty Preston W. Pond Cache Scout Pond

Rex Layne Wins National AAU Heavyweight Title

Lewiston, Utah boxer Rex Layne, fighting for the Preston Elks and Salt Lake City Elks, won the national AAU heavyweight championship in Boston. He defeated Perry Sykes of Chicago in the semi final in 70 seconds and claimed the title in the finals.

Hex Layne Lewiston Preston Elks Wednesday Hight Boston Leyne Salt’ “Lake City Elks Perry Sykes Chicago Sykes Punthisees Sron

Brannan Proposes End to Federal Farm Price Supports

Secretary Brannan told joint House and Senate agricultural committees today that the federal government should stop buying farm products to support prices. He suggested crops find market levels under supply and demand, with the government stepping in to pay producers up to cost of production if prices fall too low. The plan would limit high support prices and let markets determine value.

Secretary of Agricule Shouse Senate Agriculare Agriculture Brannan Law of Supply and Demand Department of Agriculture

Dwayne Crockett Honored for Church Mission Call

A testimonial program at 7 30 p m Sunday in the first ward chapel honors Dwayne Crockett son of Mr and Mrs Russell Crockett who has accepted a church mission to the New England states after graduating from Preston High and LDS seminary in 1946. He served about 18 months in the air force, including time overseas, and has attended Brigham Young University at Provo.

Ward Chapel New England States Preston High School LDS Seminary Dwayne Air Force Brigham Young University Provo

Fred L. Lewis dies from gun accident in Utah workshop

Funeral services were held for Fred L. Lewis 59 former OK Shoe shop owner in Preston. He was killed Monday when a rifle he had been cleaning fell and discharged in a small workshop near his home. He lived five years in Clearfield and worked at the naval supply depot. He was an LDS church elder. Surviving: widow six sons and daughters, parents, six brothers and sisters. Burial in Preston cemetery.

First Ward Fred L. Lewis Preston Lewis Hiss Rin Cleartiel Benjamin Inez Smithfield Emma Tippetts Loughton Lolgan Temple Clearfield Church’ of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints William H. Paskins Logan Leonard Willard Lewis Zelda Inglet George L. Lewis Provo Harvey Tippetts Edith Johnson Edward Eugene Paskins Treasureton George Paskins Grace Viletta Palmer Mary Johnson Rhoda Barclay Paul Ida Preston Cemetery

Former Local Resident and Builder Patterson Dies in Salt Lake City

William McGregor Patterson 72 a Salt Lake City contractor and former Preston resident died Thursday at his home from age related causes. Born August 29 1876 in Bloomington Idaho he moved to Preston in 1903 and to Salt Lake City in 1923. He was an active LDS church member serving as high priest in his ward. He is survived by his widow seven daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 12 80 p m in the LDS ward chapel with burial in Salt Lake City.

William McGregor Patterson Salt Lake City Preston Bloomington Ida Edward McGregor Mary Thompson Patterson Oneida Academy Salt Lake Patterson Hiss Sarah Ann Booth Lin Logan Lds Temple: "He: “Is ‘Survived.by:: His :Widow Is. ‘Patterson, Richland “Wash War Rich Thomas’ Patterson City Merkin Merlin Salt Lake Cemetery

Miss Gale Page to Sing Here at Local High School

Miss Gale Page the film star will perform with internationally known pianist and composer Count Solito de Solis in a Jaycees sponsored concert. The 8:30 p.m. show at the high school auditorium features Page known for Four Daughters They Drive by Night and The Time of Your Life.

Gale Page Preston Igs Bex Dias Gale Auistealny Ands Count Solito’ de Solis Jaycees Miss Page Lane Sisters Any_Sheridan Humphrey = Bogartees Rockne Pat O’kien James Cagney Columbia Anna Lucasta

Cancer Society Honors Dr. Cutler

Dr. David Cutler received a five year service certificate from the American Cancer Society for his work as Idaho Cancer Society director. The award was presented by Mrs. George Schoper during a Preston visit supporting the cancer fund drive supervised county wide by Mrs. Estus Packer and Mrs. O. D. Robinson. Community workers urge families to join the drive with coins containers in local businesses.

David Cutler American Cancer Society Idaho Cancer Society Cutler George Schoper Montpelier State Society Preston Estus Packer O. D. Robinson Drive Against Cancer

Little Women staged by Franklin stake MIA group

The Franklin stake MIA presented Little Women on Thursday. Cast members included Betth Alan Soya Beckstead Jerky Crockett Kerr Zube Shirley Larsen Monte Olsen Pred Bingham Merlyn Durrant Phyllis Cole Barbara Choules with vivid narration and lively audience reaction.

Colleen Kier Dirrant Nevel M. Alcott Alan Soya Beckstead Kfar Jerky Crockett Gubde Nob Jeenseif*y Elmer Kerr Zube i Shirley Larsen Ea Ee Monte Olsen Pred ‘Bingham Merlyn Durrant Phyllis Cole Barbara Choules

Farm Family Night Set for April 15 at Franklin Courthouse

Ken’s Electric Co announces Farm Family Night at the Franklin County courthouse basement Friday April 15 at 8 pm. Rural electrification specialists present talks and demonstrations on saving time and labor on farms and reducing costs. A display covers motors, milk coolers, shed equipment, vent fans, water systems and other devices with three new This Is America films including Letter to a Rebel and prize giveaways over 190 in value.

Franklin County Ken's Electric Co Westinghouse Farm Kenneth Maughan Kenneth Porter Ken’s Electric Co Westinghouse America Porter Maughan

Sunday Lewiston highway accident injures Ogden man

At about 1 30 am Sunday a Plymouth 1942 plunged into a sewer trench after hitting a hole on the Lewiston highway just south of Preston. Driver Patrick D Barrett of Ogden suffered several broken ribs but was released from the hospital Sunday night. Damages exceeded 400 dollars per investigator Dale Allred.

Preston Lewiston’ Highway Plymouth Patrick D. Barrett Ogden Barrett Dale Allred

Merrill Files for Preston Mayor as Local Race Grows

W Paul Merrill filed for the Preston mayoral race boosting two candidates for city chief executive. Incumbent Mayor Ernest Eberhard Jr also filed for re election with others like Dr S P Packer and J Howard Hall running for city council. Parley Alfred aims for re election as city clerk and Roy Greaves, longtime former city clerk, announces mayor bid. Merrill says broad citizen support and publication of ideas will spark better municipal government.

W. Paul Merrill Preston Ernest Eberhard, Jr S. P. Packer J. Howard Hall Packer Parley" Alfred Roy Greaves Paul Merrill Busi Civic Saganteationt Estencaa Ried Pase

Local Fireball Sighting Sparks Reports Across Cache Valley

Several residents observed a large ball of fire lighting the Preston sky Tuesday morning. Reports came from Mrs. Melvin Smith and her daughter in Fairview, with others noting a trailing smoke and meteoric particles burning as they disintegrated near the earth.

Preston Cache Valley Inkom Melvin Wardy Selthield Trentop Mirsic ‘Gaylord Larsor

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Clair Fisher Oxford-Ward- To Claire Fisher Rotary Club Rex Russell Dwayne Crockett Preston Jaycees Cancer Society Honors Franklin, ‘Stake Mia Tae Ken Sarah. E. Hyde Sarah E. Hyde England Prestonn Dees Boge Alarpes Pee En Jase Ney Winder
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