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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1956

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Election Set for School Board Seats in District 201

Election on Tuesday September 14 1958 will elect three board members for District 201 to serve three year terms. Nominations close August 29 and ballots list zones 1 3 and 4 with polling places at Fairview LDS careb Franklin school gymnasium Treasureton and Jefferson school polls open 8 am to 8 pm.

Phenor H Edgsley Main” Street Preston W. S Geddes Winder Banida Riverdale Doney Franklin Pairvie Mapleton Itive Nominges Fairview LDS Careb Franklin’ ‘School Rio Banida Treasureton Main ‘Street Jefferson School

Franklin County Fair announces premium list and events

Premium lists for the 1956 Franklin County Fair are mailed to officials and exhibitors. Extensions officers invite interested residents to request a premium book. The fair, set for Aug 30 to Sept 1, will feature Farm Bureau Fun Day, expanded calf scramble with separate 4-H and FFA divisions, and new needlecraft additions.

Franklin County Franklin County “Extension William ‘Robinson Franklin County Fair Board Robinson Matilda Gilbert Gilbert Farm Bureau FPA Daniel Roberts

Soil District Receives War Surplus Tractor for Conservation

The Franklin County Soil Conservation District held its monthly meeting on August 9 with five supervisors present. Stanton Hawkes announced the district was granted an Allis-Chalmers HD-7 tractor, a war surplus unit never used, with sale funds funding local conservation programs.

Franklin Conservation District Scs Stanton Hawkes Glenn Jensen Myron Mike Ronnesbeck Melvin Smith Alton W. Nash Soil’ Conservation ‘ Service J. G. Kennard Jack Harwood Franklin County

Holstein Breeders Classify Cattle Across County

Holstein breeders conducted official herd classifications starting 8 AM at Alma Choules Farm Fairview moving to D N Jessop Farm Day ton and finishing 4 PM at A W Talbot Farm East Fairview. Demonstrations at Talbot Farm invited 4-H and FFA members and other breeders to observe type evaluation guiding breeding stock selection.

Franklin Jack Fairchild Holstein Priesian Association of America Alma Choules Fairview Dayton East Talbot Farm Talbot iClub FFA

Talent Contest Of Farm Bureau Scheduled In Preston

The Preston local Farm Bureau talent contest is set for Friday at 8 p.m. in the third ward. Open to residents of Preston Winder and Banida with age groups 7-9 10-12 13-17 and 18-28. Acts may be vocal dance speech or instrumental with all eligible urged to participate.

Preston Farm Bureau Winder Banida

Local Servicemen Receive Army Releases and Induction

Three men were released from the U S Army, one from the Air Force, and one county youth inducted, per Franklin County Selective Service secretary Faye Houk. Releasing were Heber J Grant Roberts of Preston for occupation Germany with Good Conduct and expert medals, Robert Luther Radford of Preston, and Staly Seeley of Pres ton with National Defense Service. Joseph Thomas was inducted into the Army on August 2.

U.S. Army Air Force Faye Houk Franklin Selective Service Office Army Heber J. Grant Roberts Preston Germany Robert Luther Radford

Relief Society Pioneer Program in Fourth Ward

The Fourth Ward Relief Society will present a special program honoring Mormon pioneers next Tuesday at 10 pm. Cache Valley Centennial Queen Mrs. Letha Lundhal of Logan and attendants Mrs. Gwen Salisbury of Logan and Mrs. J N Larson of Preston attend. Vocalist Elda Carlson and organist Constance Davis perform, with historical excerpts by Gwelda Clayson and old time dances directed by Donna Noyes. Light refreshments will be served and all Relief Society members and others are invited.

Fourth Ward Relief Society Cache Valley Letha Lundhal Logan Gwen Salisbury J. N. Larson Preston Elda Carlson Constance Davis Gwelda Clayson Donna Noyes Relief Society

Stake Girls Camp Completes Season at Glendale

The Oneida Stake YWCA reports a successful three-day camps season at Glendale with three sessions. Sixty five girls from MIA Maids and BeeHives attended, enjoying well prepared meals by camp cook Baird and personal bedrolls with indoor or outdoor sleeping options.

Stake Glendale Oneida Stake YWMCA Oneida Mia Woene Cook Baird

Preston Teachers Attend Idaho Homemaking Conference

Mrs. Carrie Tobler and Mrs. Sarah Westerberg returned to Preston Saturday after a week in Moscow at the state vocational homemaking teachers conference The event titled Todays Homes Americas Future was held in the University of Idaho home economics building A Spokane field trip featured a Crescent style show and tea room lunch Demonstrations on flower arranging by Vi Coleman and a 55 minute meal preparation lab were highlights Eighty Idaho vocational homemaking teachers attended the conference

Carrie ‘Tobler Sarah Westerberg Preston Moscow America University’ of Idaho Westerberg Tobler Spokane Wash Crescent Vi Coleman Scott's Idaho

Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Outing

The Preston chapter invites chamber members and partners to the Oneida Station outing next Monday. Secretary Rulon Dunn says there will be plenty of good eats and entertainment. Attendees are asked to bring their own utensils tables and chairs.

Preston

Preston Indian Football Call Issued for 1956 Hopefuls

Coach Glen Oliverson at Preston High calls for candidates for the 1956 Indian eleven as football season nears. Open practices start evenings with transportation help for out of town players and tentative schedule includes games at North Cache Pocatello Marsh Valley Star Valley Marad Montpeler open dates. Equipment issued by grade and practice times listed.

Glen Oliverson Preston Preston High School Oliverson Preston High Samy Ike

Franklin County fair to host judges for needlecraft to poultry

Top judges from Franklin County and neighboring areas will oversee needlecraft, baking, flower, and livestock exhibits at the Franklin County Fair August 30 to September 1. Notable appointees include Barbara Branthoover and Lois Rindlis from Pocatello, Leora Tarbett, Grace, and Lenore Gorter. J Neff-Boothe leads the flower show judging. Additional experts from Salt Lake City Blackfoot and Grace will judge dairy, beef, sheep, and entomology exhibits.

Franklin County Needlecraft Seeco J. Neff-Boothe Pee 7 Glen Jack Gibbs Grace W. Ke.’ Matthews Ovid Hampshire Gibbs Edatthews Cecil.Alldaffer,scounty Sada Jules Beem

Largest swimming program in Preston draws near 600 mark

A record setting swimming program in Preston attracted hundreds weekly over six weeks. Ages ranged from six to 14 with adult classes drawing 24 participants. Instructors included Louise Johnson and Clark Johnson. Red Cross tests were completed with many passing beginner and intermediate levels.

Preston Louise Johnson vAlaDean Goff Clark Johnson Boyd Condie Ronald “Bingham Red Cross

Wool growers payments total 26760.37 in Franklin County

Franklin County wool growers received a total of 26760.37 with 373 incentive payments as wool sales for the year ending March 31. Chairman Von R Atkinson said the national average price was 42.8 cents per pound, raising the average payment to 44.9 cents per pound after deductions. A referendum last year funded a wool promotion program with a one cent per pound deduction.

Franklin County von’ R. Atkinson Franklin

Grace to host fall conference of district P T A

The fifth district P T A Fall Conference will be held at Grace High School on Thursday August 23 with registration from 8 45 to 9 15 p m The event theme Better Communities Through Better Understanding aims to show constructive cooperation between home and school for youth welfare A panel on planning the year's program will feature Dr Hewen Snider from the University of Idaho Moscow and Miss Gertrude Eastman Idaho State Department of Education A movie usage demonstration by Mrs Pete Bistline Pocatello completes the morning The afternoon offers workshops on committee activities Elections for district officers and committee chairs will be held Lunch will be served by Grace PTA in the school cafeteria

P-Ta Grace PTA Hewen ” Snider Gertrude Eastman Snider School of Education University of” Idaho Moscow Idaho’ Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers Pete Bistline Pocatello APT P-Ta Statrinet Savietpals Grace Pta

Underway Softball Tournament Opens at Local Park

A women’s amateur softball tournament starts Monday at the local park. Teams to enter are not yet named, but organizers expect strong competition and potential notable matchups as the event unfolds.

Jena

Riverdale area votes in state and county races

Unofficial county results show Albert E Moser winning big in county commissioner race with 1311 votes against Dhyid Johnson. Harley Greaves and Benjamin A Meek race tight for district No 2, Meek leading by 24. Sheriff Ray Talbot tops all with 1701 votes. Democratic senator contest between Taylor and Church remains tight with recount likely.

Albert E -Moser Dayton Ariel Nash Dhyid John Moser Weston Oxford Harley Greaves Benjamin’ A. Meek Meek Lovell Mendenhall Thatcher Greaves Franklin Mendenhall Riverdale Ray Talbot W. Dean Palmer Thee Heath Punty I J. Hartit Justice of the Peace Earl Goaslind Howard Ben Nett James“. Tingey U.S Herman’ Welker Banida Clifton Ray’ J. Davis William Holden John Sanborn Mark Streeter Walker Holden Noroiestion Glen Taylor Frank Church Taylor J Burtenshaw Church McCormark Boise John W. “Reynolds Burley Farmer F. M. Bistline Pocatello Congress Hamer Budge Franklin County Reynolds Bistme Budge U. S Aphrodel_ Mitchell A. Paul Merrill Dell -Smith Meek” Hart E. A. Jensen Roy Andreasen E. O. Bergeson Dana’ Muir Preston Roy Andreasen

Civic group seeks improved highway from Salt Lake City to park areas

A coalition of civic leaders from Franklin and Caribou counties met in Grace to plan a drive for a better highway linking Salt Lake City with Yellowstone and Teton National Parks via Preston Soda Springs and Jackson Wyoming. The effort aims to ease traffic on existing routes and shorten Utah to Jackson travel time.

Salt Lake City Safe Lake Jackson Wyo Preston Grace Soda Springs Orson Batpa Rulon Yellowstone Teton National Parks Utah Sasay Jay Oa Castor County

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Air Ward” Relief Society Chamber, ‘of ‘Commerce Kunkel Blackfoot C. ‘Anderson Eplise Anderson David Rast Resey Albert E. Moser B.A EEE
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