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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

14

Ballif Portrays Judge Rich In FrankIn Story Play

Marian A Ballif writes a colorful portrait of her grandfather Judge Joseph C Rich, a Civil War era engineer, publisher, and writer. The Frank lin stake MIA presents the factual staged bio at the USA auditorium in Logan with 400 in attendance and a free Franklin Wakehouse event tonight at 8. The cast includes Sally Nash Ernest Sutton Douglas Webb Julie Hammond Larry Benson Kay Cherrington Sylvia Swainston Rhonda Hammond Alan Palmer Douglas Brenchley Kent Nelson Jon Cranney Darrell Gambles Judith Nash LaDene Palmer K C Ballif.

MariAn ‘A. Ballif Joseph Drs.Rich Ich Charles Coulson San ‘ Bernardino Calif Bear Lake Valley Randolph Soda Springs Bears Lake Deseret News S.a.ken‘ner Utah Joseph Rich Owas Bear Lake Bear Leake Valley Rich Oxford Judge Rich Oneida Logan USA Auditorium Franklin Stake Mia Franklin Wakehouse Sally Nash Ernest Sutton Douglas Webb Julie Hammond Larry Benson Kay Cherrington

THE PRESTON CITIZEN No 8

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Soil Conservation Findings From Tetonia Workshop

A Tetonia Idaho workshop summarized 17 years of station trials showing stubble mulch tillage conserves soil and water on dry lands. Results from Idaho and Utah trials indicate higher grain yields on stubble plots than on regular fallow.

Tetonia Branch Idaho Utah Tetonia ‘Station Franklin , Soil Conservation District Kennard George Barrus

First Security Bank Wins Merit Award for Annual Report

The First Security Bank received Financial World magazine’s merit award for its annual report, marking the fifth consecutive year a First Security report has been honored. Lloyd J. Hoggé announced the award. Willard L. Eccles led the report’s direction with Gillham Agency handling design. 1928 founding and 21 photographs highlight intermountain industry and agriculture.

Lfth First Security Bank Financial’ World Magazine Lloyd “J Willard L.’ Eccles Security Gillham Intermountain

Four Idaho ham radio operators serve nightly nationwide links

Kent Johnson and Father Peterson are among four Preston hams with calls W7AOR W7RKI and KN7AJJ WN7IUO. They run full home stations and exchange radiograms nightly for free. About 600 Idaho hams and 60 stations, plus 500 western stations, participate in nightly traffic. They work with Idaho civil defense and disaster relief groups.

Kent Johnson Francis A. Peterson Donald Strong Paul Ortloff Preston Father Peterson United States Idaho

Hay Drying Systems on Farms Boost Efficiency and Storage

On farm hay drying uses heated air under floor ducts and a sheltered dryer shed to speed drying. A farmer adapts his dairy barn with a 500 bale end and perforated floor to dry and store hay under one roof. Three cuttings yearly cost under 10 cents a bale, each taking 36 to 40 hours. Camp Easter Seal at Lake Coeur d’Alene runs two sessions for 185 disabled children through Washington State College programs.

Green Bay Lake Coeur d'Alene Cottonwood Bay Washington State College Department of Physical Education Idaho and Washington Crippled Children’s Societies Thomas

Franklin County Hunters Draw Permits in Local Lotteries

Franklin Co. residents drew permits for hunts 403 404 and 410 with names listed from Preston and Franklin including J D Hurst Leo R Hawkes K Merrill Paul Greaves Vaughn J Greaves Virginia Harris William Harris Mada Larsen Mak Larsen Elva Olsen Max Olsen Joseph Morrison Etta Morrison James A Hanage Vera B Hansen Kenneth Hansen Don C Burbank.

Godfrey Preston Hunt J. D. Hurst Leo R. Hawkes K. ©. Merrrill Paul Greaves Vaughn J. Greaves Franklin Virginia Harris William WM. Harris Mada M. Larsen Mak Larsen Elva‘ Olsen Max Olsen Joseph’ D Morrison Etta Morrison James A. Hanage Vera B. Hansen Kenneth .Hansen Don C. Burbank

Tale of Hawai Roadshows On Preston Ward Harmony

The public is invited to attend free of charge at 8 o clock each evening for roadshow events continuing on page 1. The program titled Tale of Hawai explores themes tied to Preston first ward and Harmony.

Hawai Preston Second Ward Preston

Summer Camp Fans Help Crippled Children Enjoy Idaho Trip

Idaho Society for Crippled Children announces that 10 000 such youngsters will benefit as crippled children spend a summer at Coeur d Alene Lake. Kenneth V. Thomas executive director says the event marks a peak in accessible outdoor recreation this season.

Idaho Society Idaho Strmenier Coeur . d'Alene Kenneth V. Thomas

Lewiston and Preston Couples Welcome Sons in August

Mr and Mrs Robert G Pitcher of Lewiston Utah welcome a son born August 9. Mr and Mrs John R Cole of Preston welcome a son born August 11.

Robert Bricker Robert .G. Pitcher Lewiston Utah John R Cole Preston

Franklin County Agricultural Agent Speaks At Lions Club

Dan Roberts Franklin county agricultural agent was guest speaker at the Lions Club Wednesday. He noted farm size rose 18 percent from 1950 to 1955 and 1955 agricultural income reached 5 988 799 led by dairy. Most farms were operator owned and labor shifted to city jobs as machinery boosted productivity. He urged concentrating crops like beans and berries and dairy projects to meet changing conditions.

Dan Roberts Franklin County Lions Club Wild Life and Agriculture Committee Roberts

Oxford social visits from Ogden to Salt Lake City

Mr and Mrs Heinship Hatch and Mr and Mrs Henry one visited Sadie Mareaget Hatch in Ogden on Wednesday. The Wayment family including Albert Wayment and Frank Redington of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs Annie Redington on Thursday.

Heinspid ‘Hatch Henry Ed Sadie Mareaget Hatch Owen Wayment Albert Frank Redington Salt Lake City Annie M.’ Redington

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