Farm Chemurgy Topic At Chamber Meeting Saturday
Franklin county residents will hear farm chemurgy expert R H Gale of Idaho Power Boise in a Preston chamber program at 8 p m Saturday in the high school auditorium. Associated Civic clubs will join. Grace president Fred Cooper speaks. Irene McGregor leads the quartet. Dr Leo Hawkes presides. music by the high school orchestra. Invocation by Staylone Belanson.
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Franklin County
Preston Chamber of Commerce
R- H. Gale
The
Idaho-Power-company
Boise
Associated Civic Clubs
Southeastern Idaho
Chemargte
Gale
Idaho
Secetary of
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Oregon
Twin Falls
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Cooper
Fred Cooper
Grace
Irene McGregor
Ogden
Leo Hawkes
Chamber
Lynn Lawrence
sTaylone Belaons
Recent Births At Hospital In The Area
Mr and Mrs William Poole of Whitney welcome a girl born March 30. Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen of Mink Creek have a girl born April 5. Mr and Mrs Ted Roper of Preston report a girl born April 4. Mr and Mrs John Purser of Preston announce a girl born April 4. Mr and Mrs Max Andreasen of Cleveland announce a girl born April 6. Mr and Mrs Paul Adams of Cleveland announce a boy born April 3. Mr and Mrs Jim Beveredge of Preston welcome a girl born April 6. Mr and Mrs Milton Cutler of Preston report a boy born April 6. Mr and Mrs Paul Condie of Preston announce a boy born April 8. Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson of Preston report a boy born April 8. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Porter of Ogden report a boy born April 8. Mr and Mrs L P Dahlman of Preston announce a girl born April 2.
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William Poole
Whitney
Carl Christensen
Mink Creek
Ted "Roper
Preston
John Purser
Max Andreasen
Cleveland
Paul Adams
Jim ‘Beveredge
Milton Cutler
Paul Condie
Jack Anderson
Kenneth Porter
Ogden Boy
L. P. Dahlman
Dairy payments merged for March and April milk output
Dairy program will issue a single payment covering March and April milk production. Applications received at county AAIA offices from May 1 to May 31 will qualify. North Idaho feed costs offset by 50 cents per hundredweight for whole milk and 8 cents per pound for butterfat.
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AAIA
Tates
Idaho
Preston Lions Host District Governor at Ladies Night
Members of the Preston Lions club welcomed district governor H. Weller Jenkins of Grace to a Wednesday meeting in the courthouse recreation hall. Earl Nelson officiated as master of ceremonies and spoke on civic clubs during wartime. A luncheon followed and Merlin Smith’s orchestra provided dancing with a glee club performance and a floor show led by Mrs Donna Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lions Club
H. Weller Jenkins
Grace
Court House Recreation Hall
Earl Nelson
Preston Lions
Lions and Ladies
Merlin’ Smith
Lions Glee Club
Lyle Shipley
Donna Noyes
Keith Campbell
R. H. Gibson
Fred Evans
Salzedo Ensemble to close Civic Music series in Logan
The Salzedo Ensemble ends the 1943-44 Civic Music season in Logan with a Friday concert on April 14 announced by local chairman Newell Hart. The program features two harps a flute and cello with pianist Claudio Arrau appearing in last month’s performance.
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Cache Valley Civic Music Association
Logan
Newell Hart
Salzedo
Claudio—Arrau
Beets Contest Offered to Youthful Farmers in Franklin County
Franklin County Sugar Company invites 4H youths and teenage growers to enter a beets contest. Contestants must contract by June 1, plant one acre, perform half the work, keep detailed records, submit by December 1 with a theme on improving the project, and include a photo. Prizes total 25, 15, and 10 dollars for first through third place.
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Franklin County Sugar Company
Sigar Company
Thespian Club Presents Pride and Prejudice at He High
The Thespians announce Friday performance of Pride and Prejudice in He High School auditorium on April. The show begins at 7 p m with tickets priced at 45 and 35 cents.
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Sis P. m
Veterinarian to Open Full Time Practice in County
Dr J H Newhall of Junction City Oregon will locate in the county for full time veterinary practice about May 1. He has toured the locality and sees need for services. A Washington State University graduate he studied at the University of Washington and will live here with his mother in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin County
J. H. Newhall
Junction
Washington State University
Pullman
Washington
Beautification Program Planned By City
City plans a summer beautification drive led by manager Ivan Goff. Four blocks on north State Street will be planted with white ash trees from Third North to the road turn end. Trees noted for shade will enhance future city beauty as they grow. East and south sewage plant grounds will feature tree planting and shrubs.
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Ivan Goff
North State Street
Third
North State
Preston Police tighten enforcement plans announced by Chief Head
Police in Preston issued a public notice in the Citizen outlining stricter enforcement. Chief Bill Head warned arrests for open liquor in public, running red lights, jaywalking, illegal parking, disturbing the peace, and resisting officers. He noted recent arrests and fines and urged public cooperation.
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Preston
Bill Head
Parkers
Allens , Service
Crockett, Service
Clinton’ Smith
Smithfield
Chief Head
Foulger Brothers Killed in Utah Car Crash
The Foulger brothers Lewia Charles Foulger 47 and Fred J. Foulger died in an automobile wreck near Lehi Utah as they returned from a fishing trip. The car struck a truck, left the highway, and fell into a 15 foot wash. Two boys Gene Foulger and William Holaten were injured.
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Lehi
Utah
Preston People Ag
Lewia
Charles Foulger
Ed" Corringe
Fred J. Foulger
Gene
Foulger
William Holaten
Balt
Lake City
Idaho Franklin County Candidates File Dates Set
Candidacy petitions for the June 13 Idaho primary must be filed April 14 to May 13. County Auditor Cleo Swenson says few people have requested petitions. Claude Keller of Mink Creek has withdrawn from the Democratic commissioner race. Angus Condie, named as a strong Republican assessor candidate, also stated he will not seek the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Franklin
Cleo Swenson
Claude Keller
Mink Creek
Angus Condie
Two More Marines From Franklin County Enter Training
Two Franklin County men Donald R. Hurt and Willard H. Thompson have been admitted to the Marine Corps. They reported for the March induction quota and are now in basic training at the Marine base in San Diego.
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Franklin County
Marine Corps of the Armed” Forces
Donald R. Hurt
Willard H. Thompson
Marine Base
San Diego
Vernon J. Cole Dies in Papua Island Service Return
Telegram from the War Department informs Mr and Mrs John A Cole of Preston Star Route that their son Private First Class Vernon J Cole died in April from drowning while serving in the Pacific theater near Engle Island. He enlisted in May 1941 in the Army Engineering Service and left with the first contingents. He leaves six brothers and four sisters: Alfred Bessie Reeder Treasureton Harvey Percy Willard Gifold in England Newman Mrs Hannah Christensen Etna Wyoming Mrs Alice Weeks Lewiston Utah and Mrs Mamie Crockett Smithfield Utah.
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War
Vernon J. Cole
John A. Cole
Preston Star
War Department
Atates
Engebl
Tof
Selacteéa
Army Engineering Service
Alfred
Bessie Reeder
Treasureton
Harvey
Percy
Willard
Preston
Pvt
Gifold Cole
England
Newman
Washington
Hanna -Christensen
Etna
Wyoming
Alice Weeks
Lewiston
Cafe Renovation Plans for Clint's Cafe in Preston
Plans for complete renovation and refinishing of Clint's Cafe in Preston are under way with completion expected in 60 to 90 days. The interior has been refinished and the banquet hall moved upstairs to create booths and tables for overflow trade while the kitchen will be enlarged for better workflow. The upstairs Blue Room will host service clubs and private parties with carpet and blue decor and a dumbwaiter transfer. Mr and Mrs Hendricks express confidence in Preston and aim to offer one of the finest eating places in the state. Mrs Helen Bunker visiting husband Captain Robert Bunker in Shreveport with Sgt Marlow Palmer visiting Camp Maxey Texas on furlough.
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Clint
Preston
Clint Hendricks
Hendricks
Mra
Helen~Bunker
Robert Bunker
Shreveport
Louisiana
Sgt
Marlow -Palmer
Maxey
Texas
Franklin Stake Conference Set
Franklin stake conference plans are announced with Ezra Knowlton and Bishop Joseph B. Wirthlin as outside speakers. L. V. Merrill will preside with sessions starting Saturday at 8 p m and Sunday at 9 a m, open to priesthood and public, plus primary program led by Vera Cole.
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Franklin Stake
Ezra Knowlton
Church Welfare Committee
Joseph BE. Wirthlin
Salt Lake City
L. V. Merrill
Vera Cole
Stake Primary
Scout Pow Wow Set by Cache Valley Council in Logan
The Cache Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America will stage a spring Pow Wow at the USAC in Logan Utah on April 20 21 and 22. Eligible participants include registered second and first class and senior scouts with Franklin County leaders planning active involvement. Registration starts Thursday at 7 pm and events run Friday and Saturday from 7 am to 10 pm with a 9 pm Saturday banquet concluding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
USAC
Logan
Utah
Franklin County
Bounty on Crow and Magpie Offers Five Cent Reward
Idaho offers three cents per head for crows and magpies with Franklin County Fish and Game Association adding two more via May 15 1944. After that date payments revert to state rate. Local association officers Wayne Evans and Pat Holton handle rewards while Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Jenkins visited Salt Lake City on business.
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Idaho
Franklin County Fish and Game Association
Wayne Evans
Pat Holton
Tecelva
Rotary Names:New Officers Installation Set For July 1
Arthur Johnson was elected president of the Preston Rotary Club for the coming year and will take office in July. Ray Bright will be vice president, Cleo Swenson secretary, and T R Bowden treasurer. Directors named include Ed Crockett Bill Davis W Paul Merrill Sr and Al Richards. At the meeting Welland Smith presented a colored film showing sugar beet industry development from planting to factory output.
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Arthur Johnson
Preston Rotary Club
Ray Bright
Cleo Swenson
T. R. Bowden
Ed Crockett
Bill Davis
W. Paul Merrill
al Richards
Sugar beet crop demand boosts Idaho farmers for 1944
The AAA conference in Boise reports higher interest in sugar beets among southern Idaho farmers, aiming to meet or exceed 1944 goals for crops including potatoes, wheat, and beans. Beet prices are set at 1.50 per ton above average quality, with a purchase program at 5.65 per hundredweight for peas.
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Idaho
Boise
Milford J. Vaught
State
AAA
Vaught
Bar “Bee E
Clean Up Plans For Preston Apr 25 Drive
Plans for the annual Preston clean up and paint up program are nearly complete under the Merchants Bureau of the chamber of commerce. The event is set for Tuesday April 26 with city schools closed to let students aid in cleaning yards and residences countywide. Stores will close half a day for cleaning and display setup. Preston will provide trash collection for all residents. Time schedules will be announced next week. The sanitation drive includes street cleaning with merchants cooperating and sidewalk sweeping by each firm. The effort extends to theatres restaurants and pool halls with cleaning rules to follow at closing time. Continued on Page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Merchants—Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Clubs Set First Meeting of Year in Preston
Members of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southeastern Idaho will meet Saturday at 4 p.m. in the Preston High School auditorium with Grace Cooper presiding as president. Committee chairmen will read routine reports and studies, followed by a banquet at Clint’s Café at 6 p.m. Reservations due by 5 p.m. Friday.
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Associated Civic Clubs
Southeastern Idaho
Wills
Preston
Fredt Cooper
Grace
Audx
Torium
C. G.’ Stanton
Clint’s Cafe
Preston Service Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Utah Power Office
Poultry Specialist to Check Local Flocks in Franklin County
Specialist Prem Moore, poultry expert for Ida ho, will visit Franklin County on April 17 18 and 19 to assist farmers with flock problems. He will tour farms rather than hold public meetings due to travel difficulties. Farmers needing help should contact the County Agent’s office or Ralph Millar for arrangements.
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Prem Moore
Idaho
Franklin County
Moore
Ralph Millar
Pren Moore
Two Pioneers Pass This Week
This week marked the deaths of two pioneer matrons. Emma Jemima Torre Uhenan of Preston died Friday at her daughter’s home, with funeral services held in the Preston Third Ward chapel. Mrs Chapman Wesborn of Croydon Utah, born 1865, married John T Chapman in Logan temple, devoted forty years to Relief Society work. survivors include sons John W Chapman of Firth Idaho and Floyd Chapman.
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Preston
Weston
Emma Jemima Torre Uhenan
Charles’ EB
Students Win Honors In District Speech Meet
Preston high school students earned top and secondary honors at the Southern Idaho state speech meet in Albion. Roma Smith won a dramatic reading and Phyllis Booker took original oratory top honors.
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Albion
Roma Smith
Phyllis Booker
Beula Bell
Donna Jean Hansen
Catherine McClune
Blaise
Donna ‘Noyes
Dorothy
Greaves
Roma
Smith
Maxine
Petterborz
Cole
Jon Re
Francine Drinkler
Noyes
Ariel G. Eames
van’ Ness Hansen
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RE. Gale
Idaho Power Authority
Lions
Salzedo Ensemble
Final Civic Music Feature
Thespian
Pe Omintee
EE Gale
Chemurgy
Crown
South
Pacific
Scouts Council
Llewellyn "Jenkins
Rotary
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