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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1947

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Registration Opens for Preston Idaho Election

City of Preston Idaho posts registration notice for the April 22 municipal election. Registrars C L Greaves and Rhyl Swainston welcome voters at city hall 8 am to 5 pm or 7 pm to 8 pm at the clerk’s office up to April 19. Polls open 9 am to 7 pm on election day.

C. L. Greaves Rhyl Swainston Swainston Idaho Veity Preston Martin and Hone Pan Paasmontskty Botepeete Spolls Owill

Burlington Trailways to operate Preston route connections

Roy Collins, Salt Lake City passenger agent, arrived in Preston to finalize Burlington line plans. The Preston schedule will link with Burlington and National Trailways trans continental services at Salt Lake City. Burnham Hotel designated Burlington headquarters. Mrs. Mabel Talbot named ticket agent.

Burlington’ Trailways Preston Cache Valley Ogden Salt ‘Lake City Roy’ Collins Salt Lake City Burlington Collins Burlington and National Trailways Burnham Hotel Mabel Talbot

Rotary program on cancer drive discussed by Mrs Reeves

Rotary heard Mrs Florence Reeves discuss the cancer drive now under way across Idaho and the nation. She urged donations to support cancer research and noted Idaho programs for physicians, laboratories, school outreach, and public access to early diagnosis services. Hopkins also spoke on Idaho’s new financial responsibility law for vehicle owners.

dBreston Florence Reeves Idaho Vienne U Reeves W. Hopkins

Dim crowd sees top heavyweights Panter and Ferguson clash in Preston

Dale Panter of Dayton and Jay Ferguson of Ogden headlined a 900 fan card at Preston Legion Gym Monday night. Panter edged Ferguson in a close decision in a strong showcase featuring Merrill, Souse Johnson, Fisher, Head, Acock, Carter, Kendall, Baird and Rawlings in action across the program.

Dale Panter Dayton Jay Ferguson Ogden Preston Am Weber Anuke Merrill Vorman Mapleton Souse Johnson Ray Maughan Paradise Utah Stan Fisher Oxford Lavar Thompson Preston Milt Head Johnny Acock Jimmy‘ Carter Barret Kendall Lewiston Carter Ronald Baird Willis Moser Sheldon Rawlings

Telephone Strike Alters News Delivery and Emergency Calls

Rural communities adapt as telephone service drops to essential calls during a strike. News from locals and society sections moves by mail while police and sheriff maintain alert response. Al Richards praises public cooperation and notes future voluntary billing adjustments after normal service resumes.

al Richards Preston

Pioneer Event Plans Under Way In Franklin

Franklin Idaho Pioneer day committee plans a larger celebration for the centennial year with Saturday June 14 chosen as the date. William Robinson named general chairman and committees led by Dunkley and Ivan Gehry on program, G L Wright finances, L W Hatch in charge of arrangements.

Franklin William Robinson Dunkley Ivan Gehry G.L. Wright L. W. Hatch

Franklin County spring sports schedule and rules

A Franklin County athletic committee meeting set up the spring softball and track schedule for the Far East Side. The schedule includes April Mink Creek at Fairview Whitney on April 18 and 25, May 16 playoff, and notes on grounds, pitcher distances, umpire duties, and makeup games.

Franklin Melvin Griffith Whitney Marlowe- Woodward Fairview Milton Abrams Mink Creek Ater

West Side Declaimers Win at District Festival

West Side High School declaimers earned superior and excellent ratings at the fifth district declamation festival held in Mélad on April 4 with judges from USAC. Selections include Connie, Gritteth, Mary Willis and others. top performers will compete at the state festival in Boise or Pocatello on April 18 and 19.

West Side ‘High Mélad USAC West Side Connie Wichivee Mary Willis Boise Poca‘feo

Hog Shipment Announced for Wednesday April 16

The Franklin County Marketing Association announced a hog shipment for Wednesday April 16. Animals must be listed for shipment before 4 p.m. Saturday at the county agent's office. The Preston hog pool attracts many local farmers and Utah residents, boosting numbers and weights and adding dollars to participating farmers.

Franklin ‘County / Marketing association Edgar Petterberg Preston Utah

Patriarch Reese John Davis 76 Dies After Heart Ailment

John Davis 76 died Friday from a heart ailment. Bishop A E Bell conducted funeral services. Davis born June 24, 1870 in Glamorganshire Wales and came to America in 1873 with family settling near Scranton Pennsylvania. He married Annie Kershaw in 1891. remarried in 1912 in Logan LDS temple. He lived in Preston after 1927 retirement and served as patriarch of the Oneida stake since 1939. survived by his widow.

Reese John Davis A. E. Bell Murther Tidfil Glamorganshire South Wales Preston Ir.& Ds Church States Oneida

Franklin county towns to elect new city officials

Several towns in Franklin county will elect new city officials at April 22 elections. Weston offers two tickets with candidates Felt Feller Plye Porter J Me Dahle on the public slate and Myron Fennesbeck Tracy Macro Reed Campbell on the Progressive slate. Oxford village board nominees include Jack Fisher George Baker Henry Jensen Russell Koller Stanley Fisher Harold Anderson Gilbert Fowler with two winners to replace Coburn and Koller. Dayton village election features seven candidates Taylor Archibald Hansen Don Dalley Albert Monet Eldon Larsen Aaron Hill. mayor LaVor Jensen and board member James Phillips I H Taylor terms expiring.

Franklin County Ounty” Weston Pople Felt Stanley Fisher Harold Anderson Gilbert Fowler Fred Coburn Russell Koller Dayton Taylor John Archibald Joseph Hansen Don Dalley Albert E. Monet Eldon Larsen Aaron A. Hill LaVor. Jensen James Phillips H. Taylor Nn Po Fairview

Preston Lions Host City Beautification Program

Edwards and C I Goff presented a city beautification program for Preston. Lions Club with music by Windmills of Holland cast. They recommended Norway and Schweidler maples and green ash for streets, white bark cutleaf birch and mountain ash as ornamentals, and Thuya Occidentalis mugho pine Pfitzers Kaster blue spruce and junipers among evergreens. Goff urged citizen cooperation to plant care and protect trees, noting vandalism and detailing planting gaps and distances. The city plans a clean up campaign led by the Lions with Rulon Dunn as chairman and Mrs. Reeves spoke for a cancer drive in Franklin County.

Edwards C. I. Goff Preston Lions Holland Lyle Shipley Ivan Goff Goff Joe’. Goff Lions’ Club Rulon Dunn M. M. Reeves Franklin County

Manager Richards to transfer as Blackfoot exchange chief

Richards, manager of the Prestoh exchange, will be moved this month to Blackfoot to run the new exchange. Robert Fulton, Montpelier manager, will replace him here. Richards served 16 years as manager, with six and a half years in Preston. he and his family will remain until term ends.

Richards Robert Fulton the Montpelier Fulton The Telephone Company Pres- Rotary” ‘Club Preston ‘ Chamber, of Commerce

Franklin County Seeks Strong Plan for School Consolidation

The Franklin County county committee, in its regular meeting, outlined a plan for school consolidation stressing citizen cooperation. It warned that the future quality of educational opportunities hinges on a complete vote by county residents and urged broad support to avoid mediocrity.

Franklin County Franklin

Weston Plans Fox Big Celebration

Vaughn Taylor announces Weston annual two day summer celebration to be held July 23 and 24. The event follows a Centennial year theme with a full program planned by Weston organizers.

Weston Vaughn’ Taylor

Municipal election filings trigger historic registration potential

The city sees a surge of candidates filing this week for mayor and council seats in two wards plus clerk and treasurer. Joe Luthy leads as mayoral hopeful with Ernest Eberhard Jr and Roy Andreasen seeking council, Alfred Keller for clerk, Elmor A Keller also for second ward, Donald Elwell for first ward, and Alvin Brower among second ward filings. Four council spots are open, with two to be elected in the first ward and one in the second.

Preston iyuAe Miayor Joe Luthy Ernest Eberhard Jr.y Roy Andreasen Alfred Elmor Kelier Donald, Elwell T. R. ‘Bowden Lei “Roy Greaves Lillie E i _ Benson William A - Davis Elwell Earl Goaslirid David McClun Y Andreasen Keller Alvin G

Prestons Public Invited to See Operetta at High School

Public invited to see the operetta Windmills of Holland at Prestons High School auditorium tomorrow night. Performances were held Wednesday and Thursday for student audiences. tomorrow night’s show opens to the general public free of charge. After tomorrow’s performance the cast and crew are invited to a PTA supper in the cafeteria.

Holland Qual Orium Idunior High Prestoni Benng Parent-Teachers ‘Association

Clean-Up Paint-Up Week Urged by Preston Lions Club

Mayor Ben Crockett proclaims a city beautification week April 21 to May 1 in Preston. Lions Club chairman Auion Dunn leads the campaign with city officials urging full cooperation from Preston residents.

Preston ‘Lions Club Auion Dunn Lions Club Preston Ben Crockett

Preston Mayor Proclaims Clean-Up Campaign Dates

The proclamation urges Preston citizens to support the national clean-up and paint-up drive from April 21 to May 1. It emphasizes health, employment, and town beautification through cleaning, painting, planting, repairing, and rehabilitation to attract visitors and foster ongoing upkeep.

Preston Tof

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