Preparations under way for 1957 Franklin County March of Dimes
Franklin County prepares to launch the 1957 March of Dimes starting January 7 led by Ace Beckstead as county chairman. Since 1938 through November 1956 the county raised 41 487 40, with 40 545 15 spent on polio care locally. The fund has sent 942 24 to national headquarters for research and vaccine development.
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Ace Beckstead
County March of Dimes
Beckstead
Franklin County
National
National Foundation
Glencoe
Beane
Jepson
Pelrview
Gamble
Dave Sutton
Eager Preston
Glenn Call
Si Inast Preston
Pho Phoeni
Bas ‘Preston
Ken Beckstead
Preston
Henry
Harvey
Larson
Seventh Ward
Richard
Hendricks
Oneida
Wang
Gilbert Harisen
Treasureton
Ands
Hiyong
Sank “ “Mapleton
Fred
Franklin
Mre
Floyd Robinson
Lihtose
A. Bright
Curtis Neuenswander to Serve LDS Mission
Curtis Neuenswander, a graduate, will depart for an LDS mission in New England. The event marks the start of his two-year assignment with church service and outreach planned in the mission area.
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Curtis
LDS
Hee , Curtis
Joel
Neuenswander
New Ogland
LDS Mission
Lai
Chapal
Bartlett Nash Dies Monday Of Heart Attack
Bartlett M Nash Sr longtime local man and Burnham Hotel owner Mabel Nash widow died from a heart attack after a brief illness He was born February 27 1895 in Preston son of Andrew Be and Myrtle Day He moved to Preston at age nine and later served as state inspector for the Department of Agriculture He was a Lions Club member and on the school board Burial will be in Preston with services conducted at Franklin ward chapel today Survivors include his wife and several sons and daughters and two stepdaughters
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Mabel ‘Nash
Burnham
Sudfri
Preston
Nash
Franklin
Ona
Foster
Marion Jensen
Sage Tatsimetie
Veroka
Jean’ Gibson
Zand
Joan Butterworth
T Brothers
Fern Nash
Hild
Weston
Olsen
Falls
Leah Knudson
Ogden
Archigenden
Archie Gil
Geina
Lions
Chib
Agricul
Ina
Ward Chapel
Franklins County Vocational Education Class Graduation Notes
The district’s public memory lists the 1957 graduation of the Oneida area class led by Jessie Erickson Inés Smith Neva da Mock and others. The Vocational Education committee and state board oversee the program with oversight from district officials.
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Igttict
Franklins County
Mera Nevohiat
Oneida
Bodby
Jessie ‘Erickson
Inés
Smiyth
Nevada
Lass
Idatip Stace‘ Board
Ory
Walt
Sik
Amis
Cutter Races Set For Saturday at Rocky Mountain Airport
A schedule shows 18 teams contesting a championship cutter race event this Saturday starting at 1 30 p m. The Rocky Mountain Cutter Association lists Frank Stoddard as president and Bill Condie as Rocky Mountain Cutter president with Bud Bass as secretary. The top finishers from last year include Blaine Hachey and Seth Gregory with Bryce Turner and Milt Bowman placing high in the standings.
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Adeoclation
Préstear
Erace
Tioainesn
Bass
Lewiston
Bryce Turner
Grace
Milt ‘Bowman
Soda
Springs
Preston Chamber of Commerce Names New Directors
The Preston Chamber of Commerce announces a new slate of four directors to take office. Executive secretary Rulon Dunh notes the outgoing officials will transfer duties and the ex officio president will serve one year, with Weldon Nash first to receive the distinction.
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Preston
Commierée
Rulon Dunh
Rose
Crankey
Chevrolétsco
Royce
Fuhriman
Hansen
Merrill
Ares
Joe “McKnight
Ot Mountain
Silat
Ithe ‘Ghamaber
Weldon
Nash
Christmas Assembly At Preston High Delivers Awards And Dance
The Preston High annual Christmas assembly featured the Student Body presenting the “I Speak for Democracy” contest and Santa Claus appearance. Winners received cash awards as a big crowd enjoyed a decorated gym, orchestra, and a floor show following the event.
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Ain
Preston High
Santa’ ‘Claus
Eddie Kross Promoted to Field Director at Red Cross
Arthur Eddie Kross writes to The Citizen stating he has been promoted to field director while stationed at Camp Hanford Washington. He and his family enjoy the new assignment and anticipate a pleasant stay in Richland.
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Fee
Richland
Holstein Records Highlight County Dairy Herd
Production records for a Preston area Holstein herd show Fay Waele Barney and Brenda total milk 20 603 pounds over 365 days with 764 pounds butterfat. Five year old cow produced 13 559 pounds milk and 503 pounds butterfat under University supervision, compared to national averages.
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Seaig
Jonly
U.S
Holstein - Organizaon
Holstein - Brdadars
Senator Dworshak Seeks Understanding for Not Visiting
The Preston Citizen reports U.S. Senator Henry Dworshak explains regret at not visiting Franklin County during the congressional recess. He cites accumulated business in Washington and notes 18 counties visited this fall plus a month in the Far Pacific. He hopes experiences aid better duty discharge.
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Preston
Henry Dworshak
Franklin
Federation
Senate
Miami
Fla
Tate
Os LY
Isd
Pacific
Globe
Congress
Lewis
Henry
Veterans of World War II Honored on Release Notices
A list honoring county men discharged from service cites names such as Charles Eldon Baligy Dotald Wood Clifton Floyd Jensen Preston Wayne Norit Belly and others. It records their enlistment dates October 14 and November 22 and notes awards like National Defense Service Good Conduct and Occupation medals.
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vAdr Fordé
jAimy
Charles Eldon
Baligy
Dotald
Wood
Clifton
Floyd
A. Jensen
Preston
Wayne Norit
Belly
Bani
The
Force
Leutenant
Fey
Germany
Rte Vance
Mendenhall
Dalsi
S-Rs
Herman
Navy
Bank payrolls soar in 1956 figures say bank officials
Loyal J Hogge manager of the First Security system reports payrolls and employee benefits will exceed 544 million in 1956. He notes 1 403 staff are employed with total resources surpassing 465 million and positions the system as the largest banking network in the litermountain area.
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Loyal
Hogge
Hoge
Babson Forecast for 1957 Sees Inflation Rise and Company Struggles
Babson's 1957 forecast cites gradual inflation, higher costs for materials and labor, tougher competition, and increased advertising. It warns many small firms will fail, some large corporations may face bankruptcy or reorganization, and bond prices may decline as money tightens.
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Iter
Ilights
Tor
Gang 'S
Europe
Iit Pay
United ‘States
Federal Reserve: Board
United States
Ces
Robert Cutler
Eisenhower
Exparisio
Busin
Piftik
Téxdepi Boy
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Bartlett Nash
Aett Syere Eee
Bosworth
Aarbey
KROSS
Sincavaly
Arthur
Ddie Kross
Holsteins
Dworshak
Wiest
Babson's
Publishers “Financial “Bureau
Hoger W.babson
Russia
Real Estate’ Outlook
Eeegan
Imortgagesi
Real-Iestate
Starrer
Thall
Lwwill
Scitchens
Sian
Cada Tea
Fort Nyone
Azls Wcst
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