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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1946

Page

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Santa to visit Preston by airplane Saturday

Mel Reeves announced that St. Nicholas will arrive by airplane at 2 p m Saturday at the city park to greet children ages 1 to 10 with candy and nuts. Parents are asked to accompany youngsters as Jaycettes help arrange the event and a special mail bag for last minute letters will be placed near the band stand.

Mel" Reeves St.’ Nicholas Chamber of Commerce Preston St. Nick Jaycettes Santa Santa Claus

State officials withhold name in Lewiston whiskey theft case

Officials disclosed a theft of 4592.15 worth whiskey from a Lewiston warehouse by a store employee who then supplied a nightclub. Payments totaled 2185.08 with 1407.07 unpaid. The investigation led by Superintendent Ep Horsefall and Assistant Attorney General Phil Evans faced calls for no amnesty and criticized local press for bias.

Namie Lewiston Phil Evans Sf Preston Gratus Horsefall Evans

Missing Colored Christmas Poster In Newspaper Shortage

The colored poster print for the Christmas edition was missing due to a 60 day newspaper shortage. An order for 2500 sheets of pink 44 by 32 inch poster stock could not be fulfilled because the nearest paper house offered 44 by 30 inch sheets which would not fit the press.

Preston Teachers Renew Fight for Salary Increase

Preston Idaho teachers renew their demand for higher wages citing rising living costs. They report small raises this year and say many supplement income after school and weekends. They push for state relief aligned with Idaho Education association plans and compare with California and Utah salary benchmarks.

Year s Hog Pool Million in 1949 Association Meeting

Franklin County Hog Growers Association reports a 251 531 36 tax payment to the County Agent’s office by President Gaylord Larson. The top hog price paid to growers was 2700 dollars on October 16 1946 after meat price decontrols. The annual meeting is set for January 25 1947 in the Courthouse basement. Annual meeting announced by Larson.

Franklin Gaylord Larson Association Larson

Hogs Shipped At Franklin County Livestock Market

Franklin County Livestock Market Association shipped 370 hogs Thursday bringing about 21000 dollars to local farmers. The shipment aided by a quality hog pool and producers are praised for high standards. The next pool is planned for Thursday December 26 with entries due by Saturday December 21 at 4 PM at the County Agents office.

Franklin County Livestock Market Association

Idaho school boards grant half day for state teacher meeting

Idaho boards of education grant a half holiday Friday at noon for a county wide convocation at Preston High School auditorium. Trustees officials and teachers will meet to discuss welfare problems and draft resolutions to seek immediate relief and endorse the Peabody Survey with one exception replacing the minimum salary with the Idaho Education Association recommendation.

Idaho Boards of Education Preston High School Peabody ‘Survey Idaho Education Association

Preston High PTA to fund robes for acapella choir

The Preston High School PTA, led by president Mrs. C Earl Goaslind, plans to secure robes costing over 1000 dollars to outfit the acapella choir for contest eligibility. Lyle Shipley will direct the program as civic groups contribute to the music department's advancement.

Beth Tobes Acapella Preston C. Earl Goaslind Parents-Teachers’ Association PTA Asi Lyle Shipley

Preston Defeats Logan in Midweek Basketball Thriller

Preston's second half surged in the third quarter as they edged Logan High Grizzlies 34 26 on Wednesday night. Geddes and Page led the Preston attack, with Ballam adding 21 before fouling out, as Preston secured its third straight win of the week and prepares for a Rexburg doubleheader.

Preston Logan High Grizzlies Logan Indians Eneston Regis Earl Neeley Arid Neeley Reéd ‘Merrill Freston Rahi Rexburg Ricks College Rigby Grace High School

Silage Availability Announced for County Growers

Art Moser, director of the Preston pea vinery association, announced silage will be available Monday December 23 for county pea growers to start their allotment.

Annexation Areas Join Franklin County For Records Transfer

Franklin County commission and County Auditor met Monday to plan a six to twelve month transfer of records and property for annexation districts Cleveland Thatcher and Oxford. All county treasurer assessor recorder and court records affecting the districts must move to Franklin County at an estimated cost of 4000 to 5000 dollars. Residents may continue county business in Preston from the election date.

Franklin County Commission Audis Cleo Swenson Bannock County Commissioners Franklin County Cleveland Thatcher Oxford Preston

VFW Chapter Sought in Franklin County After Boise Visit

Franklin County eyes forming a Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter following Phil Ruiz of Boise visiting veterans here. Ruiz says eligibility requires overseas service and notes the VFW's past achievements such as 1936 adjusted compensation certificates and support for muster-out pay and the G I Bill.

Franklin County Phil Ruiz Boise Ruiz VFW Halliday toreBus- Hor

Legion Post 34 to Meet CBI Veterans for Charity Basketball Game

Preston Utah activity sets a charity basketball game between American Legion Post No 34 and China-Burma-India veterans of Logan. The event takes place Saturday night December 21 at 8 30 in the high school gymnasium with 50 cents admission for adults and 10 cents for children.

American Legion Preston Logan Utah Legion Post High School

Hendricks Funeral Held for Marriner W Hendricks

Marriner Willis Hendricks, 55, Preston resident and mortician, died Friday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were conducted Monday in the Fourth Ward chapel by Bishop Asael Bell. He was born in Richmond September 3 1891 and lived in Lewiston and Richmond as a youth. Survived by his wife Lucy Webb and five children, burial followed in Richmond cemetery.

Marriner Willis Hendricks Fourth Ward Asael Bell Hendricks Lewiston Richmond USAC Logan Worsham Emblaining College ‘of Chicago Mllnois LDS California Jmusic YMMIA Tremhornton Ward Preston Oneida Rotary Club Preston Chamber Of’commerce Hendricks Funeral -Homs Lucy Webb Logan “Temple Irs Rolena Daule Eloise Press Richard W Owen V Clarice ‘Hendricks Richmond Cemetery Hendricks and Webb l Mortuary

Merchants Extend Hours To Aid Last Minute Shopping

Franklin county farmers posted total crop values for the year with dairy leading at 2,121,600 dollars. Wheat, alfalfa hay, and sugar beets also contributed strong totals. County Agent Daniel Roberts notes dairy remains the top industry and beets steady despite price controls.

Franklin County Daniel Roberts Idaho

Elks to Distribute Yuletide Baskets Christmas Eve

Preston Elks lodge members plan Sunday afternoon assembly of annual Yuletide food baskets for county families in need. Ladies assist in packing and arranging the goods including fruits vegetables flour canned goods chicken candies sugar and soap. Delivery teams named to distribute baskets across county localities. Recipients selected by committee to ensure aid goes to most deserving cases.

Preston Elks Lodge Elks Lodge Hall

Christmas home and window decorating judged Friday

Judges will visit residential areas from four to eight PM Friday to rate Christmas home decorations and holiday window displays in the business district sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Final results will be posted on State Street by Jaycee bulletin board with Mrs W Paul Merrill and Mrs AR Cutler assisting Herman Richards Don Elwell and committee chairmen.

Chamber of Commerce Jaycee State Street

Clifton Pageant Lights World Of The Light Of The World

Clifton primary with MIA chorus presents a Christmas pageant The Light Of The World adapted by Nina Halliday on Sunday December 22 at 730 pm in the high school gym. Assisting readers choristers and directors include Twila Henderson Wilma Viehweg Janet Davis Dean Lewis Blanche Henderson and Geneva Viehweg with lighting and piano provided by the named staff.

Clifton MIA Nina Halliday Janet “Davis Dean Lewis Blanche ‘Henderson Geneva -Viehweg Radte A

Rotary Christmas Program Highlights Local Community Chorus

The Rotary Club hosts its annual Christmas program titled The Music Of Christmas with Dr. Adam S Bennion of Salt Lake City as guest speaker. The Franklin stake house venue opens at eight, featuring choir roles, instrumental pieces, and a large cast of chorus members led by Mrs Alda Carlson.

Rotary Monnday Iyear Ira Wilson Adam S Bennion Salt Lake’ City Utah Franklin Stake House Ernst Eberhard Constance Davis Helen Bunker Ned Stocks Jean’Mariz Smith Pearl' Espling Mea Roberts Alda_ Carlson

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