Andrew Nash Rites Tuesday at Preston Tabernacle
Funeral services for County Commissioner Andrew O B Nash were held Tuesday afternoon April 6 at the Franklin Stake Tabernacle. The community observed the tribute with closed businesses and half mast flags while students lined the school routes. Speakers included C Earl Goaslind and Bernice R Parkinson with musical numbers and remarks by local officials and university educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew O'B. Nash
Franklin Stake Tabernacle
Nash
Preston
1St East
High School
Jefferson School
Taberneale
Board of Education
C. Earl Goaslind
Preston First Ward
Ward
Harold Swift
Rulon Hansen
EB. Ray Merrill
D. Ariel Nash
Thos. Preston
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Rowell
Bernice R. Parkinsons
Nemae
Franklin Stake
Comak
Wm.p. Shumway
Wm. A. Davis
Henry H. Rawlings
Board of
County Commissioners
Roald F. Campbell
University of Utah
Steps To Offset Hay Shortage In Franklin County
Franklin County faces a severe hay shortage with over half the alfalfa land killed and up to 60 percent of irrigated hay lost. County Agent Craner cites dairy stock needs and urges government financing or loans to buy outside hay. Beets are proposed as alternate use, with pulp and molasses for feed. other crops such as oats, corn, dried peas and beans, and wheat are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William Craner
Preston Chamber of Commerce
County War Board
Franklin County Sugar Company
Craner
Winder Ward Sells Bonds At Basket Dance
The Winder ward held a basket dance Friday night raising about 500 dollars in bonds and stamps. Hattie Swainston sold seven bonds winning a corsage for the top amount. Baskets decorated as ships, submarines, red cross and pioneer wagons spiced the event. Attendees called it one of the liveliest entertainments in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder Ward
Vern Nelson
William Swains
Hattie Swainston
Red Cross
Preston mayoral race filed with April filing deadline
Three mayoral candidates R. B. Gibson Edwin Crockett and J. N. Larson entered the Preston city election to replace retiring Mayor Clifford Forsgren. Council races include Wayne Evans L. L. Hansen in the first precinct and James Hoggan William A. Davis Harlan Simmons in the second. Incumbents S. P. Packer George Staggar Roy Greaves and Lillie Benson hold clerk treasurer posts. Filing closes Wednesday April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
R. B. Gibson
Edwin Crockett
J. N. Larson
Clifford Forsgren
Wayne Evans
L. L. Hansen
Oneida Street
James Hoggan
William A. Davis
Harlan Simmons
Hoggan
Mr. Evans
S. P.packer
George Staggar
Roy Greaves
Lillie Benson
March High Month for Insurance Claims
Idaho Mutual Benefit Association reports March claims paid this year exceed March 1942 by over $1000. The piece notes March is the big month for claims annually and hints at seasonal changes affecting payouts.
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Idaho Mutual Benefit Association
Attendance Urged For Preston PTA Special Meeting
All officers and members of the Preston Parent Teachers Association are urged to attend a special meeting Saturday at 3 30 p m in the court room of the court house. Mrs Anna H Hayes, National Congress PTA member, will be present and meet local PTA workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Parent-Teachers’ ‘Association
Anna H. Hayes
National Congress of
PTA
Sacrament Meeting Announced for Fourth Ward
Notice states a sacra ment meeting will be held in the Fourth Ward on Sunday April 12 at 2 p m under the direction of stake missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Missionaries
Mrs McAdoo to Address Victory Bond Rally
Mrs Eleanor Wilson McAdoo daughter of the late President Wilson will be the principal speaker at a Victory Bond Rally Saturday in the High school auditorium. The event supports the April drive with a $105 300 county quota. A bond booth will operate in stores and be manned by servicemen’s wives. Committees across wards organize the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Wilson
County Bond Committee
Paul Smith
McAdoo
Chet Forsgren
O. P. Merrill
Estus Packer
Joe Malmberg
W. L. Wills
Fred Davis
O. R. Cutler
Homer Johnson
Howard J. Maughan
Smith
Norma Kofoed
Phenot
Edgley
Karl Cutler
Booth
Bootha
Ben Johnson
Franklina
G. L.wright
Lester—Lowe
Weston
I. H. Nash
H. R. Bingham
Dayton
Godfrey Schwartz
Albert Moser
Clifton
Quince Rice
Banida
Stewart Geddes
Joseph Christensen
Winder
Shirley Palmer
John Follett
Treasureton
Chas
Shumway
Citizen Not Fooling About Dropping Delinquent Subscribers
The Citizen announces a strict war era policy to drop delinquent subscribers due to government print restrictions. Names of arrears will be removed after a short notice period to conserve newsprint. Readers upset by cancellations are urged to settle accounts promptly to avoid loss of delivery.
Chamber To Invest 1500 In War Bonds For Projects
Preston Chamber of Commerce directors on Wednesday evening voted to invest 1500 of surplus funds in G series war bonds. The Rodeo fund of 842 has sat idle for a year and a 650 cash surplus will cover the balance. Bonds will be held in a safety deposit box in the chamber’s name and not interfere with this year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo
Chamber
Regional Meet In Logan Sunday Conference for Cache Valley Stakes
Regional conference in Logan Tabernacle brings together priesthood workers from seven Cache Valley Stakes Hyrum Logan Cache Smithfield Benson Franklin and Oneida. Elder Fielding Smith Alma Sonne and Antoine Riviis join leadership with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and a special interlude. Community singing led by Bishop Baugh with solos by Ben H Roberts and other stake officers invited to participate and instructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley L.D.S
Logan Tabernacle
C. W. Dunn
Logan
Hyrum
Cache
Smithfield
Benson
Franklin
Oneida
Joséph Fielding Smith
Council of the Twelve
Alma Sonne
Antoine R Iviis
First Council of Seventy
Dunn
Fred B. Baugh
Bén H. Roberts
Infant Funeral Set For Friday
Funeral services for Catherine Bosen two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bosen will be held Friday at 2 p m in the Riverdale ward with Bishop J M Evans presiding. Hendricks Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The child is survived by four sisters Marilyn Barbara Betty and another infant sister.
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Riverdale
Catherine Bosen
Roy Bosen
Bishop
M. Evans
Bing
Hendricks Mortuary
Marilyn
Barbara
Betty
Elater
Tractors Needed If Not In Use For Spring Planting
A sugar company official urges dry farmers and stockmen with unused tractors to offer them for spring planting to ease a shortage. Jed Lewis reports the Mobile Labor camp is ready for occupancy by Japanese evacuees, with 50 already arrived on county farms. Reed Anderson will lead the camp, with first contingents arriving around April 15 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Heath
Jed Lewis
Reed Anderson
Contagious Diseases Warn County Residents
The county physician urges caution on widespread contagious diseases this week in the Citizen. Emphasizes health rules and preventive measures to protect everyone and notes that diagnosed cases will be quarantined.
Fence Rationing Ends As Official Orders Lead Change
A Food Production Director, M. C. Town, ordered that rationing fences be discontinued. This suggests fencing may be obtained without a purchase certificate from county farm machinery rationing committees.
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M. C. Town
Franklin County Scout Awards Prize Plan Revealed
A Franklin County Boy Scouts program awards up to fifty dollars for an inter-scout and inter-troop competition run with the support of the chamber of commerce. Prizes include ten dollars to the top troop, three dollars to top patrol, five dollars to an Eagle candidate, and cash prizes for the next five high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Preston Chamber of Commerce
B. G. Weaver
Howard Maughan
Billy Hassett
Sidney__Biggs
Franklin
Oneida
Peterson Family Home Remark Captures Tiny Laugh
Sergeant A. C. Pete Peterson is home spending a short farewell laugh with his parents Mr and Mrs N G Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Pete) Peterson
Mr.and
Mra
N. G. Peterson
Shumway Will Lead Preston Rotary Incumbent named president for year
William Shumway, secretary for thirteen years, to be Preston Rotary president starting July 1. Arthur Johnson elected vice president, Angus Condie secretary, R R Rowell treasurer. Board directors: R J Bjorkman, George Egbert, Bill McCune, Willis Hendricks, Homer Johnson holdover. Bus guests included Ross Callan and H G MacKnight, musical program by Preston high school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shumway
Preston Rotary
Arthur Johnson
Angus Condie
R. R. Rowell
R. J. Bjorkman
George Egbert
Bill McCune
Willis Hendricks
Homer Johnson
Population declines mark Idaho counties in war era report
A report by the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce details county population changes from 1940 to February 1943. Franklin, Bear Lake, Oneida, Fremont, Jefferson, Blaine, and Boise show 15 to 63 percent declines, while Bannock Elmore Kootenai and Valley report gains. Overall Idaho’s population fell about 10.43 percent from 524,873 in 1940 to 470,120 in February 1943, with roughly 20,000 losses attributed to armed forces.
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Tdaho
State Chamber of Commerce
Spe
Atrénd Segeeia
Registritio i. Meniain Sre
Franklin County
Bear-Lake
Oneida
Idaho
Fremont
Jefferson
Blaine
Boise
Bannock
Elmore
Bingham
Kootenai
Valley
Jeep Dance to Aid School Bond Sales at Preston High
Preston High students mount a fundraising drive for defense stamps and bonds with a Jeep campaign ending in an April 9 dance. Each class selects a queen from Beth Nuffer Amy Rasmussen and Renee Alder to crown during the event. An auction will raise additional money for defense stamps and bonds.
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Preston High
Beth Nuffer
Amy Rasmussen
Renee Alder
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Andrew Nash
County
Andrew B. Nash
P.T.A. Meeting
Infant
Cite
Pant Tee
Dite Fuji
Hldred ‘Odily
Ned Isbdily
Jim
Carter
Norman Beckstead
Douglas Palmer
Louell Wheeler
Sheldon’ Rawlings
Bill Howe
Milton Johnson
Bob Sargent
Willis Moser
Dennis Hall
Thatcher Handley
Clair Hull
Astrow
Glen Christensen
LeRoy Bodily
Owen Snyder
Glen Hansen
David Nash
Brent Nash
Gayle Hodges
Edopini Hirschi
Wayne Christensen
Ben Rawlings
Albert Cherry
Dennis O‘hall
Nolan Sharp
Dell Johnson
Johnson
Preston High School
Lynn Lawerence
Coy Christenson
DeWitt Swainston
Junior Christenson
Carol Cutler
Ross Callan
Seaman
Farragut
H. G. MacKnight
Price
Utah
Daho
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