Tribute Paid To George Paull by Large Preston Audience
Impressive services honored George Paull at Franklin Stake Tabernacle last Friday with Bishop Horace Baugh presiding and Angus Keller conducting. Speakers praised his business and church work while residents, chamber of commerce, and Rotarians paid respects. Interment followed in Logan City cemetery. Survivors include his widow, four sons, five grandchildren, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paull
Franklin Stake Tabernace
Horace Baugh
Angus Keller
Fourth Ward
William Hawkes
Lorin Mendenhall
Phenol Edgley
Paull
Preston
LDS Church
Tabernacle
Charles G. Paull
Salt Lake City
Utah
Army Air Corps
Tampa
Florida
Richard Paul
Carlyle
Penn
W. Ray Paull
University of Utah
Alice Alder
Men 26 Through 29 Face Less Essential Draft Classifications
Local boards must determine which men aged 26 to 29 are in the less essential category under the activity and occupational bulletins. National rules state that a man is not 26 for draft purposes unless he has turned twenty six by March 24, 1944, and men 30 or older in covered activities require brief state headquarters approval before forwarding.
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McConnel
National
Shuldberg Passes
Former state senator and longtime agricultural leader M Shuldberg died leaving roles as director of Farmers National Grain Cooperative and Idaho Cooperative Council and presidencies with Franklin County Grain Growers and Farmer Grain Cooperative of Ogden. Surviving children span several states. services scheduled in Preston with calling hours at Mrs Hillstead’s home.
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Farmers’ National Grain Cooperative
Idaho Cooperative Council
Franklin County Grain Growers
Farmer Grain Cooperative of
Ogden
M* Shuldberg
Addison T Smith
U. S
Smith
LeRoy H
Wm Ho Shuldberg
Terreton
Idaho
Anna Whitworth
Malad
Howard H Shuldberg
Lewiston
Utah
Elva Taylor
Arlo H
Karl H
Sara Lou Shuldberg
Preston
Oscar Shuldberg
Ontario
California
Anna S. Hillstead
Hillstead
West 1St North Street
Idaho Hatchery Output Dips in March and Season Outlook
Idaho reports smaller March eggs set and chicks hatched versus 1943, with 1 225 000 eggs set and 850 000 hatched, about 82 and 88 percent of last year. For January through March, both metrics run about 6 percent lower, amid fewer out of state hatchery agents and earlier orders. Hatchery cancellations rise as some plan earlier plant closures, with Mountain states down 47 percent and the U S down 30 percent from a year ago.
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Boise
Idaho
Mountain States
United States
Lt. McEntire Wins Distinguished Cross
Lt. David W. McEntire of Preston earns the Distinguished Flying Cross for fifty fighter missions over enemy-occupied Europe. He has also received three Oak Leaf Clusters to the Air Medal, with a citation praising his skill, devotion, and courage.
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Aafp
England
Europe
David W. McEntire
Preston
Marine Private Helen Maughan Joins Women's Reserve
Helen Maughan, from Preston, joins the Marine Corps Women's Reserve after taking the oath in Los Angeles. She will receive six weeks of basic training at Camp Lejeune before possible assignment to a Marine base or school for specialist training. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Maughan and a Preston High School graduate who worked as a district home demonstration agent in Palmer Alaska.
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Los Angeles
California
Preston’s. Helen ‘Maughan
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Maughan
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Corps
Marine Corps School
Preston Marine
Howard J. Maughan
East Oneida Street
Preston High School
Palmer
Alaska
Department of Agriculture
Boise
Man named Ida Marian fighter ship by AAF graduate
A man from Preston, a 1933 Preston High School graduate who attended Utah State for a year, has named his fighter ship Ida Marian. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wells McEntire of Route 2 Preston.
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Man
AAF
Preston High School
Utah State
Wells McEntire
Preston
Ida Marian
Staples offer new stock and equipment sales notice
The Citizen advertises fresh staples assortment now available for purchase and invites calls to fit customer machine needs. Also listed is a for sale item: tin granary with 1000 bushel capacity, contact Dr S Packer, 82-J.
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S. P. ‘Packer
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Texas Reds
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