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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1951

Page

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Preston mayoral candidate Edgley pledges public service

Edgley filed his petition to run for mayor of Preston and outlined an eight point platform. He urged equal justice for minorities, strict law enforcement, expanded recreation, zoning codes, and responsible city finances with a focus on growth and public harmony.

Ayer Preston Edgley Rane Ee hIerty Bagley Andy A America Edgleysi

West Side High Music Festival Plans Public Gym Event

The annual West Side High School music festival will be held Monday evening in the school gymnasium starting at 8 15. No admission charge. The festival features a 58 voice choir a 65 piece band a 70 voice junior chorus and several small ensembles.

Side High

PTA Cancer Program Planned at Preston High School

Franklin County PTA and Cancer Society plan a Monday program at 8 pm in the Preston High School auditorium. A film on cancer will be shown and Dr Newell Davies will answer questions after the film. Organizers expect large attendance.

Franklin County BATA Cancer - - Society Preston’ High Newell Davies

Union Pacific Scholarship Aids Jack Moser for Idaho Study

The Union Pacific railroad awards a $100 cash scholarship to Jack Moser to study at the University of Idaho. Awards recognize project work, leadership and school activities through the EFA. Moser, a high school junior, has pursued dairy and swine projects including Holstein cows and a registered Duroc Jersey sow.

Union Pacific Jack Moser America Activ Itles Emory Howard Vocational Agricultural ‘of Boise Joe Jarvis Agriculturals Union ‘Pacific’ Railroad Cee University Idaho Jack Duroc Jersey Moser

Dayton Teachers Association Elects New Officers

The Dayton Parehit Teachers association held a meeting at the ward recreation hall conducted by Gaylord Merritt. Officers elected were Leon Nuffer as president Florence Hobbs as vice president and George Aston as secretary.

Dayton i Parehit Teachers As Association Ward Recreation Hall Gaylord ‘Merritt Leon Nuffer Florence Hobbs George 4Aston Gvade

Idaho Future Homemakers to Hold State Convention in Boise

Approximately 200 Idaho Future Homemakers girls from chapters statewide will attend the fifth annual Idaho Association of Future Homemakers of America convention in Boise at the Hotel Boise April 12 to 14. Anne Preston high school will send two delegates Marion Nuffer and Laurel Beckstead. local chapter will be represented by Ann Merrill and Mrs Lorayne Hutchison.

Udean Presto Idaho America Amer Ica Boise Senate Anne Preston Voung Marion Nuffer Edwin. Nuffer Laurel “Beckstead Carl Beckstead Ann Merrill Lorayne ‘Hutchison

Preston area manpower committee names three leaders

The U S army recruiting service appoints a military manpower committee for the Preston area. Rulon Dunn is named chairman while Herman Richards and Sheldon Holmes join the panel. All three men are accepted for service.

U.S. Army Preston Rulon Dunn Herman Ao ‘Richards Sheldon Holmes

County census shows Franklin farms and infrastructure

A preliminary 1950 census of agriculture report by County Agent Daniel Roberts outlines Franklin county's farming profile. It records 1 151 farms on 428 880 acres with 232 4 counts. 37 8317 irrigated acres. 132 telephones and 1053 electric systems. 482 hot water heaters. 1003 electric washing and other farm utilities. Milk production centers on 922 dairy farms milking 7 174 cows. 811 sold milk and 60 sold cream, yielding 34 137 656 pounds. Hogs total 4721 on 430 farms. 11 143 sheep owned by 144 operators. wool yield 1 883 pounds. Egg production 1 340 780 cloven eggs on 495 farms.

Franklin County Daniel Roberts Peantlie Fev ‘Es Hwo Warcve Omerina Willie Rae Furnar

New LDS Church President Emerges Amid Assembly Confusion

Fragmentary notes indicate a new president of the Latter day Saints appears in an assembly described as chaotic. Names such as David and Mich are uncertain but point to leadership changes in church governance.

Saints David Ara

President McKay Led LDS Church Council From 1934

Inducted as an apostle April 8 1906 by Joseph F. Smith, David O McKay served 45 years as an apostle and 11th president of the council of the twelve since last October conference following George Albert Smith's death. Born Huntsville Utah September 8 1873, he was a longtime educator before joining the church leadership. He became second counselor in 1934, after Anthony W Ivins’ passing.

LDS Church George Albert Smith McKay Heber J.grant Smith Council of Twelve Joseph F. Smith the. Council Church Gfier Anthony W. Ivins Huntsville

Pancake Roundup Ticket Sales Underway for New Chapel Funds

Tickets are on sale for a pancake roundup on Saturday March 21 at Creida Linke venue to raise funds for finishing a new chapel. Adults receive bacon and eggs and pancakes. attendees get pancake mix. Contact any seventh ward bishopric member to purchase. committee includes E Baugh Rulon Dunn and Russell Cranney.

Creida Linke Severatt Taise Seventh Ward E. Baugh Rulon Dunn Russell Cranney

Preston merchants offer weekend bargains on wide range of goods

Local stores promote spring and anniversary sales with half price items and discounts on refrigerators, guitars, watches, pumps, lamps, dresses, tires, nylon hose, seed kits, cameras, and more. Ads claim many dollars in savings though most items are not given away. Continued on page 4.

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Visiting authority to hold quarterly council sessions

The visiting authority will hold quarterly council sessions this weekend in FrankUn stake at 8 p m on Saturday. General sessions are scheduled for Sunday morning at 10 and 8 p m Sunday, with the MIA in charge of the concluding gathering.

Franklin’ ‘Stake Antone’ Riyéns Bey FrankUn-stake

Farewell Dance Planned for Lennos Keller Before Army Enlistment

Community members and relatives of Lennos Keller are invited to a farewell party and dance this Saturday in Mink Creek arena and Mink Creek chapel. The event, starting at 8 oclock, honors Keller before his departure for service, followed by a dance for Mr and Mrs Enari Baird with a good orchestra.

Diends Darewell Mink, Creek Anzscennermer Lennos Keller Mink- Creek Enari Baird

Lions District Governor Honored Dr Cutler at Preston Lions

Dr David Ry Cutler, about to retire as district governor, is shown receiving a briefcase and desk clock from Rulon Dunn in appreciation for a year of service. The Preston Lions marked their 15th charter anniversary while the district exceeded its two new members per club quota by averaging four.

Preston Lions Celui Charterenniversary Party Hote Geeisix Wallace’ Bailey Bhio Wrof Partes Arold Hawkes Livi Boise Ar x Nelson Neff Boothe Goff Wallace Jensen Harold Allen Merlin Smith Fénd Olsen Ralph Gestuafell Crockiff Robert Gibson Weldon' Nash O R. Cutler W. H. Simmons Drvid Ry Cutler 2 Preston Lions Relub Lions Rulon Dunn Preston Lions Club

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