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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1960

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Idaho Centennial Dinner to Be Held in Franklin April

Ted Hoff of Boise will be the dinner speaker at the Franklin county centennial dinner on April 14 in the Franklin ward recreation hall. The program includes Paula and Melborne Stocks, Tony Hansen, The Darts of Logan, Laurena Benson and others. Advance tickets have surpassed 150 with 150 more available at the Franklin county treasurer and local stores. proceeds go to the Franklin centennial celebration committee.

Ted Hoff Boise Franklin County Franklin Ward Paul Woodward Paula Melborne Stocks Tony Hansen Hyde Park Darts Logan Laurena Benson Virginia Cherrington Dewey Olsen Camille R. Beckstead Myrtle Woodward Vella Woodward Ada Chatterton Patsy Frederick

March Precipitation and Temperature Report

C M Crabtree reports March precipitation at 1.47 inches, matching the normal, with a 36.5 degree average. Snowfall reached 10.1 inches, higher than March 1959 and lower than 1958. temperatures in 1959 and 1958 were 38.2 and 34.7 respectively.

C. M. Crabtree Crabtree

Cattle Vaccination Scheduled This Month in County Areas

All cattle in Banida Ciif ton and Oxford pasture areas of Franklin county will be vaccinated for anthrax during April. This marks the third year of preventive vaccination. Anthrax was confirmed in 1957 by Idaho Utah and Colorado laboratories. Dr A P Schneider says this is Idaho's only outbreak. Vaccinations will be state and federally funded. farmers must report cattle numbers and preferred veterinarian by mail return due April 6. County agent will set the schedule.

Banida Ciifton Oxford Franklin County Idaho Utah Colorado A. P. Schneider Bureau of Animal Industry Boise Man Daniel Roberts

West Side Students Present Tom Sawyer Operetta

West Side junior high will present an all girls operetta Tom Sawyer on Friday April 22 at 7 30 pm in the Clifton school auditorium. Free to the public. Robert Kardesty music director of West Side High School directs the cast who will tell the tale in words songs and music.

West Side Junior High School Clifton School Ropert Kardesty West Side High School Tom Sawyer

More Candidates File For Primary

Since last week three other candidates have filed for nomination to county offices. All are Republicans. Burnell H. Baird of Mink Creek filed for precinct committee man. Sheriff LaRay O Talbot will seek reelection. O D. Robinson, retired JC Penney Co. manager, will seek the office of probate judge. Those who had filed candidate petitions early last week were Dell W Smith, county attorney, Thomas Heath, state senator, Marlow C Woodward, for commissioner district No 1, Junius C Larsen, coroner, A. J. Hart, assessor, and William Poole for re election as commissioner from district No 1.

Burnell H. Baird Mink Creek LaRay O Talbot O D. Robinson J C. Penney Co Dell W Smith Thomas Heath Marlow C. Woodward Junius C Larsen A. J. Hart William Poole

Stubble Fire Near Nash Farm Prompted City Response

The department was called Monday at 1 10 p m to Victor Nash’s farm on Eighth West to fight a wheat stubble fire spreading toward buildings. Clifford Forsgren’s ditch bank trash burn worsened the blaze. Ten firemen aided by neighbors with sacks shovels and hoses gained control. Fire Chief Hale Thatcher warned fire risk remains high and urged permits for outdoor burning.

Victor Nash Eighth West Clifford Forsgren West Oneida Street Nash Hale Thatcher

First Child in Second Century To Be Awarded Prizes

Franklin county prepares to award gifts to the first child born in the county in the second century. The prizes are sponsored by Preston Chamber of Commerce and Franklin County territorial centennial committee. Eligibility requires Franklin county parentage and birth after 10 am on April 14, 1960. Doctors must certify the birth time.

Franklin County Preston Merchants’ Committee Preston Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Territorial Centennial Committee Daniel Roberts Franklin Roberts Rulon Dunn Preston Citizen

Preston High Class Of 1938 Reunion Notice

All members of the Preston High School class of 1938 are invited to attend a class reunion July 30 at the American Legion hall in Preston at 8 p.m. Anyone knowing the addresses of ones who are unable to be contacted are asked to call Wayne Hall, phone 174. These are Marion Parkinson, Don Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Lizzie Rasmussen, Willis Smith, Ardith Hansen, Genevieve Benson, Donald Townley and Edna Rogers.

Preston High School American Legion Hall Preston Wayne Hall Marion Parkinson Don Johnson Eleanor Johnson Lizzie Rasmussen Willis Smith Ardith Hansen Genevieve Benson Donald Townley Edna Rogers

Federal officials charge two local men in Idaho stock fraud

U S marshal in Boise announced charges against Edward Gibbon and Robert Sparrow for promoting a stock scheme that cost investors about 200000. They appeared before a U S commissioner and posted 5000 bonds each. Also named in the indictment is Edward L MacClain serving a North Dakota fraud sentence.

Logan Chres Sted Edward L. Mac‘ain Bismarck N. D U. S Kenneth G. Bergquist Idaho Bergquist MacClain Universal Securities North Dakota

Fish Game Jamboree Set for April 16 at Preston High

The Franklin County Fish and Game jamboree will be held in the Preston High School gymnasium Saturday night April 16. Following dinner at 6 o clock there will be dancing games carnival booths and other entertainment.

Preston High School Franklin County

Oneida Stake Music Festival Planned For Tuesday Evening

The Oneida stake music festival with the theme This Is My Fathers World will be held next Tuesday at 8 o clock in the Stakehouse. Nine wards will participate and Beverly Hawkes, stake music director, is in charge. The public is invited to attend.

Oneida Stake Stakehouse Beverly Hawkes Stake

First U S President Die In White House Harrison

William Henry Harrison, the first U S president to die in the White House, served the shortest term. World Book Encyclopedia notes he died in 1841, about one month after his inauguration.

U. S White House William Henry Harrison World Book Encyclopedia Harrison

Local business and community notes from a Nebraska town

A reader shares town gossip about Clyde Checketts buying the Crockett building at 24 North State Street housing Van Gas, plans to sell Maytag washers, and plans to move. The column recalls wartime memories with sergeants and cadet life, comments on Gen Douglas MacArthur, and notes about local employment and a flag day slip.

Clyde Don Elwell Mrs. Checketts Patty Mother

Third Annual Spring Stock Show Readies for April 22

Franklin county hosts the third annual spring stock show at the fairgrounds on April 22 to train 4-H and FFA juniors in feeder beef sheep and hog classes. Wade Wells Boise extension livestock specialist returns as judge with premium lists mailed March 22 and entry blanks due by April 15.

Franklin County Fairgrounds FFA Farrell N. Beckstead Wade G. Wells Boise Wells Beckstead Intérmountain Franklin County Preston Farrell Beckstead B. A. Meek Daniel Roberts William, Craner Lincoln- Orme Miles Geddes Robert Hull Wayne Woodwan Bill J. Bodily Stephen Johnson Michael Sharp Steven Jones Dale Johnson LeRoy Johnson Ronald Lund Fairgrounds

Old Fort Franklin Established To Protect Pioneers From Indians

Settlers entered Franklin on April 14 1860 and began a square fort to shield families from attacks. The enclosure housed cabins facing inward with a central school and well. Unmarried men drew 10 acre plots for land allotments in 1860. cabins list includes William Hull Peter Lowe and many others as of 1863.

Old Fort Franklin Samuel Handy William Woodward James Sanderson Farmington William Hull Peter Lowe Olds ‘Fort Side Jane Nelson Oe Neeley Joseph Dunkley Willam Well sHie Poulson Ee ‘Doney Edward Kiigsfo Howell Andrew Morrison William Pratt Nathan Packer L H. Hatch Leonard J Smith Thomas Mendenhall Sr Everett van Orden W. K. Cornish C. W. Fox William Lennox Sr John Morrison Dabner Keel John Frew John ,Goaslin Richard Coulter James Oliverson Peter Preece George W. Crocheron South Side Willam Woodward William Cornish Robert Gox John Bowman William Lundgreen Charles Olsen Thomas McCann Elvira T. Wheeler S. R. Parkinson Mother Pool Peter I. B. Nash Arnold Godiff George Lee Enoch Broadbent Henry Hobbs Thomas Ball Harrid Owen Robert West Side William Corbridge Sr Mrs. Hampton James Cowan Jr Thomas Slater Charles Spongberg Wiliam Whitehead I. H. Vail Ephraim Elsworth

Republican Delegates To Attend State Convention In Twin Falls

Franklin county Republicans plan to send delegates to the state GOP convention in Twin Falls on Saturday. Elvin Cutler will chair the delegation with Richard Hendricks Burnell Baird Thomas Heath and P H Edgley as members. Five alternates Rose Olson Aphrodel Mitchell Dean Falmer Reed Long Harley Greaves will also attend. Fourteen delegates will be chosen at the state convention to go to the national Chicago gathering along with a national committeeman and committeewoman.

Franklin County Twin Falls Elvin Cutler Richard Hendricks Burnell Baird Thomas Heath P. H .Edgley Rose Olson Aphrodel Mitchell Dean Falmer Reed Long Harley Greaves Chicago

Lester Corbridge Ends 37 Years of City Service

Lester W. Corbridge retires after 37 years with the city of Preston. He began in spring 1923 in the street department, noting horses used then and roads that were mostly dirt. He worked under several mayors and city managers, including Albert Jensen as supervisor.

Preston Lester W. Corbridge Corbridge George E. Crockett L. E. Hansen T. R. Bowden J. Clifford Forsgren E. A. Crockett Ernest Eberhard Jr Rulon Dunn O. Sherwin Webb Earnest Card C. I. Goff George Lambirth Albert Jensen

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