Audit Praises County Records and Levy Recommendations
Warren Vickrey lauds Franklin County officials for high standard records and improved employer employee relations in the courthouse. He urges a five mill levy for 1950, notes four mills insufficient, and calls for better probate records and routing of instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Warren Vickrey
Pocatello
Ifhe
Expéri
Asnenéa
Halanding
Anayer
i.Vickrey
Sand Ausp Corrections
Menda
Reese Almond Wins First in Opera Vocal Contest
Reese Almond of Preston won first place in the opera vocal contest finals. Renda praised Almond as having an amazing voice and predicted a wonderful future after the audition and judges’ presentation. Continued on page four.
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Reesé’ ‘Almond
Poeatelly
Reape Almond
Preston
Renda
Cain Tew
York
Citizen
Long
Reese
Missionary Experiences Topic of Rotary Talk
Cleo Swensen presented a Rotary program on missionary experiences titled North Dakota and a Minnesota land with Indians. The speaker was introduced by X and in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
North Dakota
Cancer Drive Progress in Franklin County Chapter
Franklin County American Cancer Society chapter reports progress in education and fund raising. Volunteers plan a tag day on Saturday April 29 in Pres mn to boost the drive. The goal is 15 cents per capita with funds split 60 percent to Idaho programs, 25 percent to national headquarters, and 18 percent to education programs.
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Franklin County
American Cancer ' Society
Russell
Crockett
Cancer Fund
Presmn
Franklin
Idaho
National
Folk
Boise
Alvision
Red Cross First Aid Classes Planned at Courthouse
Sheriff Hansen organizes a Red Cross first aid course series to be held two nights a week from 8 to 10 p.m. in the courthouse lecture room. About 220 students will be accommodated. enrollment is through Sheriff Hansen’s office. Classes begin and dates to be announced.
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Cross
Vaid
ANTSS
Ath Attes
Hadsen
Sherifft
Hangen
Utah Music Judge Shipley Chosen for Regional Festival
Lyle Shipley, vocal director, has been chosen as vocal judge for the regional music festival to be held in Logan Utah on Friday April 28. Cities including Ogden Brigham City and Logan will participate. This marks the second year in the past four that Shipley has served as vocal judge.
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Lyle ‘Shipley
at = association
Utah
Ogden
Brigham
Logan
Shipley
Dance Slat Clean-Up Week Sponsors Annual Dance
Preston Jaycees sponsor week long clean up and spring show featuring varied merchandise. Doors reopen at eight for the dance with prizes for best dressed couple and contest winners.
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Preston Jaycees
Jaycees
Dora Gae Martin Leads Teenagers In Big Contest
Dora Gae Martin tops the first week standings in a big local contest for teens. The Citizen reports strong early showings by Lucille Jensen Kent Benson Marilyn Gibbs Robert Lee TM-Jones Rudy Charles and Dennis Jessop with many more registering and subscriptions driving votes toward a $300 radio phonograph prize and other prizes. The race continues through May 6 with weekly commissions paid and new subscribers boosting totals.
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Franklin
Veena Agers
Dora
Gae
Martin
Tscore
Revere
Lucille
Jensen
Kent
Benson
Marilyn
Gibbs
Robert—Lee ™-Jones
Rudy « Charles
Dennis Jessop
Conmissionis Ibare
Lucille ‘ Jéngen
Glendale
Oneida Stake Mutual To Hold First Dance
The Oneida Stake Mutual officers announce the first dance for young people, to be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in the courthouse basement. Mrs Von Noyes says there is no admission charge.
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Oneida
Feld
von Noyes
Eharge
Noyes
Teenager Prize Contest Leaders Listed in The Citizens
Read the winner list from The Citizens Teenager Prize Contest featuring Deora Gaé Martin Jensen Kent Benson Lucille Marilyn Gibbs Rudy Charles Robert Lee Jones Dennis Jessop Coleen Anderson Eugene Long McComb Hobbs Bolg Porter Palmer Marlene Bennett Ray Almond Farr Darrel Farnes Carelyne Owens Léo Cordingley Marjorie Robinson Anderson Verla Ann Talbot Laurel Becks Renae Porter and others.
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Deora’ Gaé
Martin
Lucille
Jensen Kent Benson
Marilyn:Gibbs
Rudy Charles
Robert Lee Jones
Dennis Jessop
Coleen
Anderson
Eugene Long
Ray
Almond Karen
Farr
Darrel Farnes
Carelyne Owens
Léo Cordingley
Marjorie Robinson
Dean
Verla
Ann’ Talbot Laurel Becks
Renae Porter Porter
Seminary graduates invited to USAC institute in Logan
Three hundred graduates from Cache Valley regions including South Cache Logan North Cache Preston and West Side are invited to gather at the Institute of Religion in Logan on Wednesday April 26 at 730 pm President David O McKay of the first presidency will attend and deliver the main address Stake presidencies are invited to attend This continuation of prewar programs expects about 500 graduates and guests to attend A program by students will proceed except for McKay's address Refreshments will be served and students will be received in an informal reception by President McKay
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AML
LDS ‘Seminary
Cache Valley
South
Cache
Logan
North ‘Cache
Preston
West Side
USAC
Stitute of Religion
David .O. McKay
McKay
Franklin Basin Deep With Water Report
Franklin area reports the basin at significant depth with water content measured by the extension service. Local ranger Albano states the basin is the deepest in years and notes a total water depth around 42 inches, reflecting high moisture levels in the region.
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Franklin
Albano
Jocasen Saeenklin
Preston Supply Company Color Carnival Set For Next Week
Ronald Allen manager at Preston Supply Co announces a three day Color Carnival next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The event centers on Lowe Brothers Plax enamel with four demonstrations to show elasticity and toughness. Free balloons to youngsters and sample Flax cans to adults will be given away.
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Lowe Brothers Paints
Ronald Allen
Preston Supply Co
North State Street
Preston Supply ‘Company
S. sPlax
Lowe Brothers Plax
District Music Festival Opens in Preston Tomorrow
The first fifth district music festival in 11 years begins tomorrow in Preston with contests at 9 a.m. in the chapel of Franklin Stake House. About 16 high schools are expected to send soloists ensembles bands and orchestras for roughly 44 events.
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Preston
Franklinstoke House
Auditorsum
Breathley
Pei Gols
Springs
McCammon
Bancroft
Pocatello
American Falls
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Paris
Rockland
Snake ‘River
Aberdeen
Downey
Grace
Georgetown
Irving,Wagserman
Stake House
Preston Lions host art exhibit at high school library
The Preston Lions Club announces a student art exhibit in the high school library next Wednesday evening. Works by Jodas Leon ir including Miss Nell Klinge and Miss Jes sie Larson will be judged by Larson, a former Preston teacher now USAC art department member. Awards include wristwatches for first, pen sets for second. The exhibit is free. a Friday night concert requires a small admission.
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Eston
Lub
Stoday
Jodas
Leon Ir
Nell
Klinge
Wilhelmena
Merri
Preston
Jessie
Larson
USAC
The
Lions ,Club
Jhas
Nadine Otters
Igs Avgie
Ned
Glenda
Swann
Nadiné ‘Oliverson
Werte
Aea
Sina Lyle
Shiplegee
Bai
Lic
Central PTA Meeting Rescheduled to Monday
The Central School PTA meeting, moved from last Wednesday to Monday April 24, will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Central School building. Mrs. Phil West, program chairman, says the discussion on school district problems will be under the supervision of the school board.
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Central
PTA
Phil
West
James Dorigatti Leaves for Europe After 46 Years
James Dorigatti prepares to depart Salt Lake City for Europe on a multiexposure visit home. He will travel with his 84 year old mother and visit relatives in Italy where his family resides near Brenner Pass. Dorigatti has lived away for decades and this trip marks his first look at his homeland in 46 years.
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James Dorigatti
Europe
Salt Lake Cay Fora
James Cougatti
Preston
Stete
Italy
the Brenner
Pass
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Vickrey
Tee
Bijees Lew
Lyle
Dora Gae Martin
Robert _Johnson
Alfred _ Jones
Max Elwell
Errol Henderson
Blaine Seamons
Marilyn Woodward
Loretta
Byington
Tena
David
Valley- Seminaries
Lata Ste Fe
Lions
Reed
S Brenchley
Brenchley
Sha Ai
William Terat
Farmiste Guarket
Conaivactina
M. Evans
Arie] Nash
Kelly
Joseph “ ‘Schofield
Dick" Simmonds
Ff. Preston
Congrterie
Brovner
Aey
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