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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1950

Page

4

Preston High School picks Joe Call as coach

Joe Call of USAC at Logan was chosen by the school board to coach at Preston high school. Franklin county census shows a slight 1930 population rise over 1920. Isis theatre damage estimated at $15000 from an orchestra pit fire. Ruth McBride, seven, fatally injured in a Dayton runaway accident on April 30. Aldora Alder, USAC senior, recommended for Phi Kappa Phi membership. Mr and Mrs Orville Neeley and Mr and Mrs Milton Neeley of Riverdale welcomed new baby daughters. George Brunker and party plan move to Salt Lake City. Mrs Jack Hickenlooper hosted the Elite club afternoon. A wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Francis Shaffer was held in Preston sixth ward recreation hall.

Joe Call USAC Logan Preston High School Ruth McBride H. L. McBride Dayton Jack _Hickenlooper Preston Sixth Ward And

Preston Post Office Dedication Held With Open House

Preston residents and visitors attended dedication services for the new Preston post office on East Oneida. United States Attorney John A. Carver delivered the dedicatory address as the $80,000 structure opened to the public.

Preston New Preston United States John A. Carver East Oneida Ge Ts

Lump or Thickening in the Breast or Elsewhere

A lump or thickening is noted in the breast or another body area. Medical evaluation is advised to determine if it is benign or requires further testing. Early detection improves options for care and treatment. Potential causes range from benign cysts to infections or more serious conditions.

Idaho crops shift as spring wheat steadies and beets rise

Idaho farmers plan 872000 acres of winter wheat, down 16 percent from 1949, while spring wheat holds at 559000 acres. Potato acreage rises to about 160000 acres from 145000, sugar beets up 35 percent to 90000, onions planted on 2600 acres, up 13 percent.

Idaho Gem

Miss Beth Merrill Chosen for Phi Chi Theta Honor

April 20 note states Miss Beth Merrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Merrill chosen to join Phi Chi Theta honorary business fraternity. She is a BYU freshman and serves as rector of the service and mechanical department for Chevrolet Motor Division. The item links Chevrolet dealers to support for the National Safety Council drive and notes Idaho barley planting rising 30 percent amid overproduction concerns. Idaho plans 1,155,000 acres of hay as spring intentions show farmers shifting crops to alleviate allotment pressures.

Beth Merrill Frank’ ‘Merrill Phi -Chi Theta BYU Chevrolet Motor Division Chevrolet National Safety Council University of Idaho Extension Service Idaho

Chevrolet Dealers Back Safety Campaign With 10 Point Checkup

Chevrolet asks its 7,000 dealers to support the National Safety Council May safety drive under the slogan Check Your Car Check Accidents. Ads banners posters in showrooms and direct mail to owners will promote a 10 point inspection covering brakes steering tires wheel alignment exhaust windows windshield mirrors wind shield wiper horn and lights. E L Harrig notes motorists should have this checkup to aid highway safety.

Chevrolet National Safety Council E. L. Harrig

Third More Barley Planned by Idaho Farmers

Idaho farmers plan to plant 395000 acres of barley in 1950, about one third more than last year, according to intentions reported March 1 to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The report indicates a significant expansion in barley acreage across the state.

Idaho Bureau of Agricultural Economics

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