Babson Forecast to Appear in The Preston Citizen
The Preston Citizen plans to publish Roger W Babson s 1951 economic outlook in its December 28 issue. The feature outlines 50 forecasts on general business prices taxes retail and foreign trade labor deficit financing farm outlook stock market real estate and politics. Babson known for accuracy delivered an 87 percent average over 15 years.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Former Dayton Residents Observe Golden Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs George D Balls former Dayton residents will celebrate their Golden Wedding next Sunday with an open house at 463 Crescent Drive Logan from 2 to 7 PM Mrs Balls born February 11 1879 in Logan daughter of John and Magdelene Webber active LDS member Mr Balls born May 24 1878 Hyde Park served an LDS mission and as high priest He helped drive the Nauvoo trek in 1947 The couple married December 19 1900 in the Logan temple They moved from Dayton to Logan three years ago and have five sons Harold Clearfield Utah Vernon Frandsen Clarence Balls Pocatello Owen and Kendall Balls Dayton with 15 grandchildren The family requests no gifts
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George D. Balls
Dayton
Crescent Drive
Logan
Balls
John
Magdelene Webber
LDS Church
Church
Mr. Balls
Hyde Park
Nauvoo
Logan Temple
Harold Balls
Clearfield
Vernon Frandsen
Clarence Balls
Pocatello
Owen
Kendall Balls
Polio Committee Sets March of Dimes Meeting Plans
Franklin county chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis held a planning session at the courthouse with reports from Mrs. Henry A Hatch and Mrs. Myrl Workman. Gaylord Larson noted a Dec 6 Boise meeting and officials warned of a looming five million dollar national debt and over 30 000 old cases plus new ones at year start urging a March of Dollars effort.
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Franklin
National Foundation
Henry’ A. Hatch
Myrl Workman
Gaylord Larson
Boise
Franklin County
Idaho
Franklin county hog pool earns $8906 from 53 325 pounds
In the Franklin county hog pool held Wednesday of last week 215 head was shipped to Fred J Hill and Son at Burley. Combined weight of the hogs was 53 325 pounds and they brought a total of $8 906 23. Of the 215 hogs 146 were sold as choice for 17 95 cwt bringing 5 678 48. The next pool will be held Wednesday Dec 20 with this coming Saturday as the last day of listing.
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Franklin County
Fred J. Hill and Son
Burley
Sunday Blaze Destroys Chicken Coop Killing 180 Hens
Fire at the home of Charles Ransom, north of Preston, destroyed a chicken coop and about 180 laying hens. Auto control failure believed to start the blaze discovered at 3:30 AM by city patrolman Rulon Winger. Firefighters could not save the coop due to water shortages. estimated loss about 2000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
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Charles Ransom
Preston
Rulon Winger
Dr. R. L. Smith Is New Preston Chamber President
Dr. R L Smith a local physician was elected president of the Preston chamber of commerce at a breakfast meeting of directors. Joseph H Bowcutt Jr was named vice president with officers to take over at the annual dinner in January.
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R. L. Smith
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Joseph H. Bowcutt, Jr
Smith
Owen Beazley
First Security Bank
Mr.Bowcutt
Dr. Smith
Jas’ Victid
Ond
Joe “Ch Gott
Petry
Jensen Resigns as Principal at Franklin
State Sen Marion Pete Jensen resigns as principal of Franklin grade school effective at Christmas. He will become administrative assistant to newly elected U S Senator Herman Welker in Washington D C. Bryce Draper will replace Jensen at Franklin while Riverdale seeks two teachers after Norma Skeem resigns to marry.
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Marion
Pete” Jensen
Franklin
W. H. Simmons
East Side
Jensen
U.S
Herman Welker
Washington, D.C
Solon
Simmons
Bryce Draper
Riverdale
Mr. Simmons
Norma Skeem
Fourth Ward MIA To Give Pageant
The Preston fourth ward MIA will present a Christmas pageant titled Oh Holy Night by F. Robert Paulsen. It is set for next Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the ward chapel. Ward officers will sell candy in Salt Lake City before the event.
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Preston Fourth Ward
Mia
F. Robert Paulsen
Salt Lake City
Indians Take Close Battle as They Roll Over North Cache
The undefeated Indians edged North Cache 28 28 in a closer than expected game last Wednesday. Crawford scored 10 to lead Ev Sorenson's squad with Johnson of North Cache the top scorer for his team with eight. North Cache fouled more than the locals 15 to 6. Coach Sorenson plans a Utah trip to Grantsville and East High in Salt Lake City.
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Preston
North Cache
Davis
North’ ‘Cache
Snake River
Ev* Sorenson
Crawford
Johnson
North
Cade
Sorenson
Utah
Grantsville
East High
Salt Lake
The
University
Fieldouse
Penney Company To Pay Year End Bonus To Full Time Associates
J C Penney company announces a special year end payment equal to two weeks pay for all full time associates who served the full year 1950 and proportionate amounts for extra and part time staff. Over 50 000 associates nationwide will participate including 32 Preston store workers. President A W Hughes notes the payment reflects 1950 results and future payments depend on later results.
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The
Ioc
Penney
QO. D. Robinson
J. C. Penney Company
Penney Associates
United States
Preston
A. W. Hughes
John William Bench Dies in Preston Ward Leader and Genealogist
John William Bench died Wednesday at 1:25 after a long illness. Born August 31 1873 in Logan he married Mary E Allen in the Logan LDS temple October 19 1896. He moved to Preston and was an active LDS church worker including organizing the Winder ward and serving as ward teacher stake superintendent Sunday school and on the Oneida stake genealogical committee. Survived by sons John E and Lyman R Bench Seattle Washington daughter Ethel Holt Salt Lake City Neta Dockstader and Leon J Bench Preston 12 grandchildren two great grandchildren and brother Frank Bench Cornish Funeral services Monday at 1 p.m. in Preston third ward chapel with burial in Preston city cemetery. Friends may call Richards and Son mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening and at the Dockstader home Monday morning.
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Logan
John Martha Baugh Bench
Mary E. Allen
LDS Temple
Preston
Bench
Winder Ward
Oneida
Preston Third Ward
John E
Lyman R. Bench
Seattle
Wash
Ethel Holt
Salt Lake City
Neta Dockstader
Leon J. Bench
Frank Bench
Cornish
Earl Hollingsworth
Richards_and Son ‘mortuary
Arias Dockstader
Preston, City Cemetery
Jaycees Promote Holiday Poster Contest Across Preston County
Jaycees sponsor an annual holiday poster contest in Preston County. East Side and West Side schools participate with judging by a college art director next week. Cash prizes will be awarded to winners. entrants can obtain free poster paper by contacting Don Ewell, Leola Erickson, or Lyle Shipley. Previous winners include Doris Dean Howe, Ann Thomas, Glenda Swann, and Carol LaFevre.
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Preston Jaycees
Franklin
J. C. Penney
Don ‘Ewell
Jaycee
Leola ‘Erickson
West Side District
Lyle Shipley
Doris Dean’ Howe
Ann Thomas
Glenda Swann
Carol LaFevre
Pupils at Jefferson to Present Operetta
Jefferson school fourth through sixth graders will stage the operetta Surprise, Christmas on December 21 in the school auditorium. Under the direction of Mrs. Oneta Day the play begins at 2:30 p.m. The story follows European newcomers awaiting a reunion with Americans at Grand Central Station in New York the day before Christmas.
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Hlen ‘School
Iby
Jefferson School
Oneta Day
Europe
Grand Central Station
New York
Russell Cranney Named Chairman Of GM Program
Russell G. Cranney Preston Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer was named by General Motors Corp to serve next year as GM community relations chairman for Preston and vicinity. The role involves coordinating educational materials and aiding local groups including 4 H club members in the national farm safety contest.
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Russell Cranney
GM Program
Russell G. Cranney
Preston Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Tors” ‘Corp
Preston, and Vicinity
Department of Public Relations
Cranney
General Motors
Christmas rush fills Preston stores with yule goods
Preston business district shows a festive mood with stores packed for the season. Shoppers flooded the streets while prices edge up from wholesale costs since the Korean War began. Santa Claus visited the high school auditorium and will return at 2 p.m. Saturday at J C Penney to greet children.
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Preston
Santa Claus
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Santa
J. C. Penney
Husband of Local Girl Completes High Altitude Flight Course
Lt. Marvin C. Davies USNR son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davies Idaho Falls and husband of Marie Neeley Preston completed a refresher high altitude flight course at Naval Air Station San Diego. He rode in a low pressure chamber simulating 70,000 foot conditions to test oxygen equipment and pilot limits before exposure to high altitude flying. He belongs to an aircraft squadron in the U S Pacific Fleet.
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Marvin C. Davies
Usnr
J. W. Davies
Idaho Falls
Navy
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Idaho Liquor Store Burglary Yields $1143 in Cash and Goods
A second break in at the Idaho state liquor dispenser on West Oneida, Preston, occurred over the weekend. Thieves pried open a rear door transom and escaped with about $1,143 in cash receipts and a small amount of merchandise. fingerprint work yielded no clues. Store Manager Jesse Johnson discovered the theft Monday morning after an early opening. Police have few leads as they review the scene and await further evidence.
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Hays
Preston
Idaho
West Oneida
Aquar
Jesse‘ Johnson
State
Logan
Johnson
Riera
Teglis
Atate
Preston JC Christmas Lighting Contest Seeks Winners
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Preston JC Lighting Contest returns with three prizes. Judging runs the week between Christmas and New Year’s, with Lavor Smith and Sherman Perkins assisting chairman Lynn Fackrell on the committee.
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Preston
Junior Chamber
of. Commerce
Lynn Fackrell
Sof
Lavor Smith
Sherman Perkins
Fackrell
Citizen Receives Publicity Award for Voter Outreach
The Preston Citizen earned the Good Citizenship award from the American Heritage Foundation for publicity promoting the voting is everybody's job program. A foundation letter credited newspaper support with persuading over 41 million voters to the polls on November 17, with about 60 percent of eligible registrants voting.
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Preston
The
American Heritage
Foundation
West 45Th Street
New York
Thomas DA
Brophy
American Heritage ‘Foundation
Advertising Council
American, ‘Heritage Foundation
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