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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1946

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Christmas Gift Helped Fund Robes For Acapella Choir

Exalted Ruler Bowden received a $500 Christmas gift from Preston lodge members to cover robes for the Acapella choir. The program honored retiring chairman William Mac Knight and praised lodge charity work. Idaho State Elks sent a letter of appreciation after Preston lodge donated 453 dollars to the Crippled Children Fund for Boise hospital construction.

Préston Bled William Mac‘Knight Diamond Studded-Lodge Bowden Preston Elks Ving Franklin‘ County Waly Vhairman Tae Oa Broughton Idaho Associa’tion Preston Lodge Elk Crippledv Children Fund Boise

Teachers Seek Salary Relief During Franklin County Meeting

Franklin County schools closed Friday afternoon by order of trustees after an emergency session at Preston high school auditorium. Teachers drew two resolutions on minimum salary schedules and emergency cost of living relief, approving an $1800 minimum salary plan while criticizing a $200 blanket payment as inadequate. The group formed Franklin County Education Association with leaders including Mark Farr and Charles C Simpson. Cliff Davis arrived from Oakland to spend Christmas with family.

Franklin County Preston’ High School Idaho Education Association For Determining Peabody ILEA Franklin County Education Association West -Side Teachers' ‘Association Franklin County Teachers Association Preston City Mark Farr Freston Was Doyen Charles C.’ Simpson West Side Myron Nuffer Franklin County Teachers

IndiAn basketball notes from Preston and surrounding games

The Wilis Saston team played two of three recent games, beating Madison High and losing to Rigby in close margins. They prep for North Cache at Richmond Utah on Friday December 27 and Grace High Monday December 30, with a Rick's College gathering Thursday evening and a St Anthony high showdown pending.

Saas Bob ‘Bunker Preston North Cache, High School Richmond Utah Grace Gathe Rick’s College goTo Madison Rigby St. Anthony

Newly Elected Officers Lead Franklin County Farm Bureau

New officers and directors were elected for the Franklin County Farm Bureau. Earl Shumway of Franklin is president, Godfrey Schwartz of Dayton is first vice president, and Hyrum Jepsen of Glencoe is second vice president, succeeding several former leaders. New directors include Frank Gilbert Gaylord Larsen and Ben Meek, with Angus Condie reappointed secretary and treasurer. The report also notes growing state membership and potential blue cross hospital plan and life insurance options.

Wax Don Clegg Grace Idaho Franklin Io. Anni Automo Blue’ Cross Farm ‘Bureau Earl‘ Shumway H. Carl Nielsen Godfrey Schwartz Dayton Hyrum Jepsen Glencoe Erven Larsen Ben Meek Frank Gilbert

Santa Visits With Wit and Christmas Cheer

About fifteen hundred children visited Santa at the city park last Saturday in a pre Christmas event. Merchants committee of the chamber of commerce and Jayceettes helped fill bags with goodies for the youngsters who left with a remembrance from St Nicholas.

Santa Claus Chamber: of Commerce Jayceettes

Dayton Rail Station Reduces Hours of Service

The Dayton railroad station now operates from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily, with daytime hours limited to nine. Merrill Caponeane, the station agent, urged the public to plan ahead for ticket and baggage shipments.

Dayton Merrill Capaners Caponeane

Preston Citizen Office to Close Friday for Ownership Change

The Preston Citizen will be closed all day Friday December 22 to permit the transfer of ownership. Don Smith and Harold Smith of Jerome will take over the newspaper January 1 from Wm MacKnight, who will move to Jerome to assume ownership in Idaho City.

Preston Citizen Don Smith Harold Smith Jerome Wm. MacKnight Idaho City

Stork Derby Announced in Franklin County

A Franklin county contest announces a baby born after the new year as the first 1947 newborn. Prize offerings from local merchants include items such as a baby blanket stroller and white baby shoes. Entries close January 4 with physician or midwife validation and resident eligibility.

Preston Franklin Ain Franklin County Osc John Basinette A & I Furniture Carlson Purnituré J.C. Penney’ Company Reliance Storeia Ibaby Cand i Ge aContinueds

Faycees Sponsor Tee Pond Club House for Skaters

The Jefferson ice rink gains a heated 20 by 12 foot club house over a water hydrant to help skaters and the public. A snack counter will offer chili and hamburgers. The Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce and Preston High School Shop students coordinated the project with Bi Spillman Clyde Kofoed and Geng Corbridge to manage it.

Jefferson Preston Chamber of Commerce Preston High School Bi Spillman Clyde Kofoed Geng Corbridge

Preston High School to stage Naughty Marrietta for 1946 47

Principal Reed Brenchley announced the Preston High School Usle department has chosen the Victor Herbert opera Naughty Marrietta for the 1946 47 action. The production, led by Eugene Larson and student directors, will feature Lyle Shipley as general director with Claudia Hawkes Bernice Evans and Ruth Danielson in key roles. Tryouts for reading roles start the first Friday in January with the show aimed for mid February.

Reed Brenchley Preston Uslé Victor Herbert Amises Marietta Talen Lyle Shipley Mark Hart Chestra Stella Boothe Bernice Evans Dabcing Asael” Bell Thomas Larson Will Claudia Hawkes Atudent Elvin Cutler Rubhella Evang Ken Neth Olgen Eloise Bergauist Audrey Fackréll Bill Spillmann Eugene Larson Shipley

Sheriff Office Returns Big Cache From Local Youths

County officers recovered a large cache of stolen items from a group of six Preston youths including shells film a hunting knife gloves a rifle and a light meter case with money missing from some wallets. The investigation also involves shoplifting purse snatchings and check forgery with several cases referred to the probate court.

Sherif Hansen Kodak Preston

Christmas Home Decorating Contest Winners Announced

The Preston Citizen reports the December 20 1946 judging of the Christmas Home Decorating Contest. Prizes range from 15 to 1.50 in cash and trade, with merchants and judges cited. Winners include Don Ewell Milo Hobbs Glen Petterberg Stuart Greaves Victor Christensen John Webber W Paul Merrill and Mrs Ly Be Benson. Herman Richarde chaired the event and judges extended thanks to all entrants. Mr and Mrs Ira Neeley of Ogden Utah visited over Christmas with the Barris family.

Ase Preston ‘Citizen Jaycee’s Don Ewell Don’s Dairy Golden Rule Milo Hobbs Mel's S. Drug Store Prem Oil ,Co Sto. Neri Dales Glen Pétterberg Victor Christensen Tahmer’s John Webber Hanna’s Ly BE Benson Herman. Richarde Asrs Citler W._P. Merrill Cas Sririt Crockett Don Elw

Rural Fire Truck Delay Slows County Protection

Snake River Mutual Fire Insurance reports no new rural fire truck available for 12 to 15 months. Director Le Hansen says manufacturer allocations will prevent timely acquisition, delaying countywide rural fire protection previously approved by the county commissioners.

le Hansen Snake ‘River Mutual Fire Insurance Company Blackfoot

Civic Music Club Announces Date Change

The Civic Music club changes its program date to Friday in Logan taber pe. Previously set for Thursday January 9, the secretary Frank Baugh informs Civic Music members of the schedule change.

Civic Music Logan Taberpe Frank ‘Baugh Civic *Music

D S Girls to Present Program Next Sunday

The LDS girls of the Fourth Ward will present the program and musical numbers for the Sacrament meeting in the ward chapel Sunday December 29 at 2 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend the ward bishopric announced.

Fourth’ Ward

Weston man injured in collision with car driven by Mrs Benson

A Weston man, Anderson, is treated for facial fracture and back injuries after his Studebaker coupe collided with a northbound Chevrolet driven by Mrs Grant Benson. Joe Stone of Weston, driver of the Chevrolet, and Mrs Benson suffered minor injuries. both were treated at the scene. Sheriff Bill Dane’s office investigated the accident.

Anderson Weston Utah: S Anderson Héet Waston Studebaker Joe Stone Strick Stone Bill Dane

Local Jaycees Contest Yields High Quality Winners

The Jaycees held a story and poster contest with top prizes awarded by judges Carl P Nielsen Colleen Kjar and Doris Dene Howe among others. Winners included first prize for the story and runner ups for posters displayed at J C Penney store windows for public viewing.

Merelves Jaycees Carl’ P. Nielsen Colleen” Kjar Doris Dene. Howe Joan Ainscough Janita Larsen J. ‘C.’Penney Iso Vinton “Merrill

Downata Club Promises New Year Eve Dance Duo

The Downata Club announces a week of music featuring Don Burkhart and Rae Market as a scintillating duet at the popular recreation center. The New Year’s Eve party with the same couple is highlighted and the public is invited to attend.

Downata Don Burkhart and Rae Market

Northwest Congress of Optometry Held in Portland

The Northwest Congress of Optometry gathered at the Multnomah Hotel in Portland last week drawing about 400 optometrists and their spouses from Alaska British Columbia Washington Oregon Montana Idaho California Utah and Nevada.

Merrill Northwest Congress of Optometry Portland Oregon Multnomah Alaska British Columbia Washington Montana Idaho California Utah

Sugar beet Triple A payments urged for Franklin County growers

December notice urges Franklin County beet growers to apply for a $2.59 per ton Triple A sugar beet payment of about $150,000 for November beets delivered. The payment, made under the Sugar Act, will be issued in January. early applications are advised to ensure prompt remittance.

Franklin

Local Legion to Sponsor Boxing Bout Series Next January

Arrangements are being made by the local post of the American Legion to sponsor a series of boxing bouts, the first of which will be held about the middle of January. Locals in this and surrounding communities will take part on the card. Watch for further announcements. Mr and Mrs Glen Hollingsworth and two sons Gary and Jay of Ogden Utah paid a Christmas day visit to their parents Mr and Mrs Lee Hansen and Mr and Mrs H A Hollingsworth.

American Legion Glen ‘Hollingsworth Gary Jay Ogden Utah Lee Hansen H. A. "Hollingsworth

Receivership Sought for Central Railroad Amidfinanced Losses

Plaintiff seeks court action against the Central railroad in Utah and Salt Lake City, naming Judge Tideman D Johnson as receiver. The line, once in receivership then refinanced, faces abandonment and asset liquidation. Property assessed at 70 850 with 94 705 tax payments due. 15 families linked to line operations. The case cites losses over four years and a 452 000 bond issue with 4 percent interest.

LA Shar Biow Vas Beantdin Idaho ‘Central’ Railroad Sanit Utah Ae Quinneys Salt Lake Iglso Tore Iarhilies Preston Aimee Georges Kelles Banie Sinterest Feas Rexpenses Hal. Renning Vaad Swig Su: Ah Iserniger Electric’ Railway’s

Annual Fish and Game Meeting Set by Franklin County

The Franklin County Fish and Game Association will hold its annual meeting Friday evening in the county courthouse basement. Wayne Evans, president, invites all members to attend to hear the annual financial report, receive a summary of activities, and vote for three two year directors at the later January banquet.

Franklin Fish and “Game

Prevention of Weevil Infestation in Flour Bins

Entomologist Manis of the University of Idaho advises that preventing entry of weevils into flour is the best control. Clean bins with hot soapy water every four to five months and discard all material if large infestations occur. If few weevils are present, sift and heat the flour to 170 degrees to kill eggs, though risk of scorching remains.

H Oy Manis Idaho

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