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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1944

Page

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Farm Show Awards Honor Unique Homemade Devices

H C Nielsen and Par ley Shaffer won first and second prizes for home made labor saving devices at the farm show. Nielsen received first for a sugar beet green pea and alfalfa loader and also claimed second for a manure loader while Shaffer earned third for a portable grain and baled hay loader. Exhibits were judged by E O Bergeson Wm Craner and John Albano with prizes presented by the Preston chamber of commerce. Beresford praised farmers and dealers for a strong display and Dr George T Blanch urged debt avoidance and prudent investing. County Agent Daniel Roberts called the display a success despite weather delaying Phillip West from demonstrating reseeding by airplane.

H. C. «Nielsen Lory Parley Shaffer Mr. Nielsen Bergeson Craner John Albano Preston ' S Daniel Roberts Philip West

Vinery North of Preston to Open for Silage Weighing

The Vinery north of Preston will open Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to weigh silage for farmers. Arthur Moser will oversee the scales. The service will run three days a week on Monday Wednesday and Friday.

Preston Arthur Moser

Beet Growers to Hold Annual Meeting Saturday

Beet growers of the county will meet Saturday at 2 p m in the courthouse basement for the annual association meeting. Urven Larsen president urges all members to attend for a crop report and condition discussion. Three directors will be elected to replace retiring officers Lars en, H R Bingham and Quince Rice. George A Crockett and Arthur Moser will continue as hold-over directors.

Urven Larsen Mr. Larsen H. R. Bingham Quince Rice George A. Crockett Arthur Moser

Men Called Next In Two Months For Military Service

Major W. S Perry and Lt. R Wallace of the state selective service in Boise announce plans to call all 2-C men aged 18 to 25 in the county. About 65 men will be sent to Pocatello for physical exams this month, another 65 next month, with roughly 56 percent expected to fail qualification. Deferments for those over 26 remain liberal, and replacements are to include discharged veterans. The January call for Franklin County is projected to be larger, potentially double December’s 450, and will absorb the remaining 20 men aged 18 to 25, with no steps yet to draw from ages 26 to 29.

W. S Perry R. ‘Wallace State Selective Service Boise Focal Board Pocatello Ideal Board Franklin Norman B

Rotary Yule chorus to be held in Preston and Lewiston

The annual Rotary Yule chorus, 60 members, will perform December 20 in Preston Fourth Ward Chapel and December 24 in Lewiston ward chapel. Harold Swift directs a program of religious hymns and a Savior birth pageant, with committees named for pageant, ushers, lighting, and decorations. Tickets and attendance details will be announced soon.

Rotary Cliff Warr Ben Johnson Wm. Craner Smith Allen Bill Fryer March .Hopkins I. H. Nash Ralph Strub R.R. Rowell Eugene Dunbar George Egbert G. W. McCune, Jr Wayne Evans

Hoopsters Face Tough Slate Play Logan Friday

Coach Joe Johnson optimistic about the 1944-45 Preston high basketball team. Four lettermen lead a large squad with many hopefuls competing for first team berths. Schedule opens with Logan, then two games Friday, plus dates through March district tournament.

Logan Joe Johnson Preston’ High Bill Choules Ray Oliverson Jack ‘Swainston Keith Anderson Garth Eames John Henderson Eldon Bennett Allen Keller LaVere Charters David Carlson Frank’ _ Condie Don Geisler Cecil Lloyd Richard , Packer Kelley Bowles Condie Glade Fifield Leo Harris Steve Hopkins Clive Neuenswander Blaine Olson Peterson Glen Page Reed Merrill Earl Neeley D Lynn Waddoups South Cade Sever Grace Preston North Cade Franklin Downey Soda

Franklin County Triple A elects Wilford Stokes as chairman

Wilford Stokes was re elected as chairman of the Franklin county Triple A committee after last weeks election. Officers include R A Ward vice chairman Leland Auger and Glen Bingham alternates. Community chairmen named Leland Auger Wilford Stokes Glen Bingham R A Ward Claude Keller. Sugar subsidy payments of 2 72 per ton on beets and Soil Conservation maintenance totaling 77000 will be issued in January.

Wilford Stokes Franklin County Mr. Stokes Quince Rice Boise R. A. Ward Leland Auger Glen Bingham Leland _L. Auger Glendale Franklin Glen“ Bingham Dayton, Clifton and Weston Winder Treasureton Claude Keller Mink Creek Triple A

Funeral services for Rosel James Hyde Jr.

Rosel James Hyde Jr. 78 died at his Preston home after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the First Ward chapel with Bishop G Ear Goaslind directing. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery. Survived by widow Sarah Ellen Corbridge and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. one grandson is noted as killed in action.

Rosel James ‘Hyde, Jr First Ward G. Ear] Goaslind Fairview Richards Love Hyde Preston Eden Weber—county Utah Roses James Janie Driggs Hyde Sarah Ellen Corbridge Logan Temple Mary E. ‘Cherry Leslie W. Hyde Twin Falls Amasta W. Hyde Lewiston Reuben F. Hyde Logan Rosella Smart Dayton Ora H

Welcome New Readers and Delinquent Subscriptions Notice

A local notice explains that delinquent subscriptions were removed due to postal rules and overworked staff. It urges renewals and welcomes about 100 new readers in the past six weeks while reminding readers to check the abbreviated expiration date on the front page.

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Spilsbury Reviews Rotarian and $100 Gift to Band

Erwin Spilsbury at the Preston Rotary lunch praised the Rotarian magazine as a valued digest. A $100 donation to the Preston high school band was announced to aid in purchasing facilities. Denice and Daphne Smith provided violin entertainment. Llewellyn Jenkins resigned and will move to Logan Utah.

Preston Rotary Erwin Spilsbury Rotary Preston High School Denice Daphne Smith Gordon Merrill Llewellyn Jenkins Preston Logan Utah

Christmas Cantata Resurr ection Morning at Franklin

Fraklin presents a Christmas cantata Resurrection Morning by B. Cecil Gates to be performed December 17 at 8 p.m. at Franklin, sponsored by the ward Relief Society. Directed by Vella Woodward with Thora Littledyke and Grace Robinson on organ, Estelle Wright reader, Ernest Eberhard of Preston speaker, chorus led by Elma Woodward and Florence Albis ton among a large group of named local participants.

Cecil Gates Franklin Ward Relief Society Vella Woodward Thora Littledyke Grace Robinson Estelle Wright Ernest Eberhard Preston Lois Blamires Aretha Handy Margaret Adamson Eva Goodman Elma Porter Marie - Oliverson Margaret, Winward Florénce Albiston Mable’ Hardy Elma -‘Wood‘ward Gladys “daFevre Leona Hawkes Aretts J Doney Myrtle Woodward Elng. Robins Ruby Haworth Carma J Oliverson Fern Porter Denise Hatch Margene Larsen Beth Rasmussen

Franklin County Scouts Appoint Leaders for Cache Valley

Franklin county scouts named by President E. Allen Bateman to lead on the Cache Valley project. Orion Jensen and Dr. Allen R. Cutler were named to the nominating committee. Two more University of Scouting sessions in Franklin county are planned, tonight and December 1 at the Franklin stake house. The fourth quarterly council meeting will be at Logan on Sunday December 10 to discuss camping activities advancement extension and safety. Field assignments place Brown with four Wyoming area districts and Oregon Trail Kemmerer area. Fullmer with advancement and leadership training covering Oneida Franklin Benson Smithfield and Cache Districts.

Franklin’ County Cache Valley The Boy Scouts Bateman Orion Jensen Silver Beaver Dr. Allen R. Cutler University of Scouting Franklin County Franklin Stake House Logan Brown Wyoming Pilot Buttee Rock Springs Wyata Evanston Bridger Valley Lyman Oregon Trail Kemmerer Oneida Franklin Benson Smithfield Cache

Preston City Plans Yuletide Main Street Decorations

The Preston city council will help fund and labor to decorate Preston's main streets for the Yuletide season. Working with the chamber of commerce and Merchant's Bureau, the city provides labor and some funds for Christmas trees to adorn the city’s main thoroughfares this week.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Merchant’s Bureau

Two County Democrats Meet Boise Leaders in State Talk

W. G. Palmer, chairman of the Democratic central committee, visited Boise last week and conferred with Gov elect Charles Gossett and other state party leaders. Homer Williams, Franklin High principal, also joined discussions on state school matters.

Boise W. G. “Palmer Democratic - Central” Committee Chas. Gossett Homer Williams Franklin High

Lions Sponsor Concert Pianist in Preston Tonight

Salt Lake City pianist Fredrick Dixon will perform Tuesday at 8 30 in Preston high school auditorium. Admission is small. Proceeds support a penicillin revolving fund to aid emergencies with recipients repaying after recovery. The fund idea came from Robert H Hinckley and the local Lions committee leads Harland Simmons Dr David Cutler Earl Nelson Fred Davis and Joe Goff.

Fredrick Dixon Salt Lake City Utah Preston Preston Lions Club Lions Clubs Robert H. Hinckley Burley Hinckley Lions Committee Harland Simmons David Cutler Earl Nelson Fred Davis Joe Goff

Holm and Anderson to Address Franklin County Dairymen

Franklin county bull association plans an annual meeting Wednesday December 13 at the courthouse basement. Stewart Geddes, president, will report year's activities and routine business. Dr Glen Holm of the University of Idaho will discuss latest approved seed for disease Bangs and postwar industry outlook.

Franklin County Bull Association Q. P Court House Stewart Geddes Morgan Mitchell Wil Glen Holm U. of Idaho Caan Dérsoni Anderson Geddess

Music Educators Meet Plans Northwest Conference

Marcell W Bird Preston high school music instructor attended a Northwest Music Educators Association board meeting at Lewis and Clark high school in Spokane representing eastern Idaho. Idaho reps included Earl Tunison of Emmett and A A Beecher of the U S of Idaho. The gathering planned the Northwest conference set for April 5 to 9 at the University of Montana Missoula with Wayne Hertz of Central Washington College in Ellensburg presiding.

Marcell W. Bird Preston” High Northwest Music Educators Association Lewis and Clark Spokane Washington Bird Idaho Earl Tunison Emmett A. A. Beecher U.S of Idaho Northwest Music Educators University’ “of Montana Missoula Wayne Hertz Central” Washington “College Ellingsburg Wash

War Casualties Reported in Franklin County This Week

This week eight casualties were reported in Franklin County as the war touches local families. Killed in action is PFC Leonard Brostrom 24 of Preston who fell on Leyte October 29. Missing in action is Clifton youth PFC Richard Henderson 19. Wounded are Gene Johnson and Parley Dunkley Franklin others unnamed. families await further details as telegrams confirm injuries and statuses.

Leonard Brostrom Leyte Richard Henderson Phillipines Carl Brostrom Third Ward Leonard Preston -High School California Field End Opeaa Richard Kent Gayle - Hess Clifton Eloise Harris Oakland California Aren’ Henderson Leslie” Johnson Gene France B—Dunkley Franklin Italy

Hogs Bring Farmers Good Price in Franklin County Pool

Ed Petterborg reports Franklin County Livestock Marketing Association shipped 525 hogs weighing 123 430 pounds earning 16 634 23 for 115 farmers on December 6. Top price 13 85. Hog receipts rising, county farmers urged to continue shipping. Next pool shipment December 20. hogs must be listed at County Agent's Office by 4 00 p m December 16.

Ed Petterborg Franklin County Livestock Marketing Association O' Petterborg Franklin

Republican Committee Endorses Local Candidates

At a recent county committee meeting the Republican party endorsed local candidates for county government posts. Approved are Dave Smart Howard Swenson Leo Hobbs Clarence Nelson Mervin Seamons and Emory Belnap.

Republican County Committee Dave Smart Howard Swenson Leo Hobbs Clarence Nelson Mervin. Seamons Emory- Belnaps

Red Cross appoints county leaders for spring fabric drive

New appointments establish Myrtle Goff as county general chairman and Della Chadwick as general secretary for the Red Cross. Mrs Mildred Bowden and Mrs Mable Greaves lead sewing with Mrs Hazel McAlisters aiding knitting. Ward chairmen are listed with Enid Fryer among the first.

Red Cross Organization Myrtle Goff Della Chadwick Mildred Bowden Mable Greaves Hazel McAlisters Enid Fryer

Corporations Exceed Bond Quota in E Series Lag

Franklin County bond drive reports show corporations surpassing their quota with 146000 subscribed against a 90000 target led by Utah Power and Light Utah Poultry and Union Pacific. seven days remain to hit the overall county goal of 238000 while small buyers trail in.

Franklin County Ben Johnson Guota T.R. Bowden Bowden Corporation Utah Power & Light First Security Bank Union Pacific Railroad Utah Poul‘try Shelly Lego Milk Federal Land Bank Johnson

Stage Door Set for Preston High December 15

The Preston High School annual play Stage Door by Edna Ferber and George Kaufmann will be performed Friday evening December 15 at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Miss Ruth Goddard directs a cast including Reed Hawkes Roma Smith Howard Hollingsworth and many others with all seats reserved and tickets fifty cents for students.

Preston High School Will Edna Ferber George S. Kaufmann

Mother of E. A. Anderson Dies in Salt Lake City

Mrs Annie S Anderson 78 of Salt Lake City mother of E A Andy Anderson died Wednesday morning at the family home. Mr Anderson left immediately to be with his father David S Anderson and assist in funeral arrangements.

Salt Lake City E. A Andy) Anderson Anderson David S. Anderson

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Songsters Pfs Rosel James Hyde Spilsbury Fraklin Presenting Holm Commies Banida E. A. Anderson
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