Funeral services for Dr. Allen Cutler in Preston
Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Franklin stake tabernacle for Dr. Allen Cutler 51 of Preston. Elder Harold B. Lee and David G. Eames to speak. musical numbers by Lyle Shipley Minnie Davies and Brunkerett chorus. Interment in Preston city cemetery. Born April 5 1894 in Preston he served as physician and surgeon in the valley since 1920 after NY Presbyterian internship. Died in St George Utah after a heart attack while en route to Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin County
Franklin’ Stake Tabernacle
Allen ‘Cutler
Harold B. Lee
Council of the Twelve
LDS Church
David G. Eames
G. L. Reese
Smithfield
Lyle Shipley
Minnie Davies
St. George
Cutler
Utah
Arizona
Marlow Funk
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
County
Allen R
Lucy May Hardy Cutler
Oneida Stake
Jin
Universiteit
Starkd
Cozi
Edward Shields Reid Buried in Preston Funeral Wednesday
Edward Shields Reid 86 retired farmer of Preston died Sunday at his daughter’s home in North Salt Lake City Utah of age related causes. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Fourth Ward chapel with Bishop Horace Baugh presiding. He was born June 28 1859 in Abersychan Wales and came to America at age three. Survived by three daughters Mae Geddes Elma Swann and Mrs Iris Betts seven sons Hugh Lee Ralph Roy and George Reid plus seven other relatives and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial was in Preston cemetery handled by Hendricks mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Edward Shields Reid
Preston
Iris Betts
North Salt Lake—City
Utah
Horace Baugh
Mr. Reid
Abersychan
Wales
Edward
Sarah Shields Reid
John’ M. Mills
Ogden
Hendricks ‘Mortuary
Preston Cemetery
Preston Rodeo Dates Set for July 31 and August 1 2
Preston Night Rodeo is scheduled for July 31 and August 1 2 with plans discussed at the Idaho State Rodeo Association meeting in Twin Falls. Officers were re elected and bids from four rodeo contractors plus two concession firms are under review by the chamber of commerce board.
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Mel ‘Reeves
Preston Chamber of
Che - Yee Genne Ecidaho State Rodeo ‘Association
Twin Falls
Crockett
Presi Dent
Saul
Idaho Falls
Association
Preston
Reeves
Chamber Studies
Twin
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Spencer
Preston High to Present The Red Mill Opera
Preston High School music department announces The Red Mill to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings February 14 and 15 in the high school auditorium. The plot follows Gretchen and other characters as love and schemes unfold with Cecil Lloyd as Captain Doris and Betty Hogan as Gretchen. Lyle Shipley conducts, Zelma Winger directs dance, Viola Simper costumes, Mark Hart leads the orchestra.
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Red Mill
Preston’ High School
Gretchen
Doris
van Damm
Con
Kit
Tina
Ber
Betty ‘Hogan
Ward Hogan
Cleveland
Betty
Grace’ High
Preston’ High
Joshua Pennyfeather
de- Wayne Harding
Rue ‘Harding
De-Lé Fere
Claudia Hawkes
Claud Hawkes
Lyle Shipley
Stella’ “Boothers
Zelma ‘Winger
Viola Simper
Mark Hart
Preston Mittmen Defeat Malad in League Boxing
Preston Mittmen beat the Malad Dragons with a decisive score of 37 to 22. Several fighters won by decision including Ted Steers from De Faust Tovey and Daryl Workman over Chester Bolinbrook. Multiple matches report losses for Malad by small margins with listed weights and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lynn Johnson
Sohus John
Boyd
Cless
Hincks
Denis Ote Ier
Hull
Cleve Morgan
Bobbie, Egbert
Lynn’ Stanger
Ted Steers
de Faust Tovey
Daryl Workman
Chester Bolinbrook
Steve Hopkins
Delos Norrison
Darrell Perkins
Dwayne Christensen
Orvin Rawlins
Bob Smith
Charles Larsen
Lrom Cley
Bolinbrook
Kelley Bowles
Carl Kerns
Nineteen Men Discharged From Local Selective Service
The local selective service board discharged nineteen men this past week. Franklin county inducted several in January including Ross Rasmussen Gene Edwards Thomas Kershaw Thomas Lemmon Dan Belnap and Robert Plowman. A pre-induction call for ten men was issued for February but the induction call has not yet been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selective Service
Clark Williams Gale
Glenn J. Spackman
Theodore B. . Larsen
Joseph “H. Powell
Don Inglet
Keith P. Smith
Raymond Sharp
Ivan ‘DeVar Geary
Erasiug Reese Nielsen
Thaylon R. Hobbs
Bland C. Phillips
Robert N. Christensen
Emerson’ H. Kennington
Samuel Duane Hansen
Otis W. Neal
Cyril M. Kearl
LeRoy Kirkman
LaWayne Barrington
Lyman D. Bingham
Franklin County
Ross .S.rasmussen
Gene B. ‘Edwards
Thomas
D. Kershaw
Thomas’ A. Lemmon
Dan ‘LaMar Bélnap
Robert H. Plowman
Rotary Petterborg discusses county swine sales plan
Edgar Petterborg, manager of Loft e Franklin county hog pool, spoke at Preston Rotary Club noon meeting about the county swine sales system. He presented figures on the pool’s scope and forecast strong market potential for local hog growers in coming years. Visitors included Chase Kearl, formerly of the city and now in Mount Clemens, Mich, and his son Bry Kearl who shared service experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Petterborg
Loft E
Franklin County
Preston
Rotary ‘Club
E County
Sre
Chase Kearl
Mount
Clemens
Mich
Bry Kears
Two Stakes Set Dates for Gold and Greens
Oneida and Franklin stakes set dates for the Gold and Green Balls. The Oneida event occurs February 20 in the Persiana at Preston with a floor show and the theme America the Beautiful. Loyola Dansante orchestra to provide music with ward cards for Oneida. Junior Gold and Green Ball already held. Committee leaders include W Paul Merrill and Thelma Keller.
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Oneida
Rarnklin
MIA
Ranklin
Preston
America
Loyola Dansante Orchestra
Scout
Bee Hive
Paul Merrill
Thelma Keller
Queens
Wm. Hawkes
Edith Bell
Hilda Steele
June
C. Larsen
Elmo Keller
Oneta
Forsgren
B. G. Weaver
Ida .Harris
Theo Bell
Grant Condie
Blanche Brunker
Anna Moore
Harvey Bickmore
B.G. Weaver
Preston Rifle Club to Meet Next Wednesday
Preston Rifle club invites both new and old members to a meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms next Wednesday evening February 15 at 8 p m. President Pete Jorgensen says business will cover membership and reorganization with potential postwar firearms and ammunition access through the club. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rifle Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pete’—Jorgensen
Christmas Seals Drive Reaches $550.37 Total in County
Mrs. Hazel Rorabaugh, president of the Anti-Tuberculosis chapter, and secretary Mrs. Edris Larsen thank all contributors as the Christmas Seals sale in the county reports a new all-time high total of $550.37.
Civic Music Concert at Logan February 13
The regular civic music concert at Logan will be held February 13 at 8 15 p m in the Tabernacle. The program includes a flute cello and piano trio by LeRoy Foster and Schalz.
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Civic Music
Logan
the Tabernacle
LeRoy
Foster
Schalz
Franklin County War Bond Sales Totals Reach 2.5 Million
T R Bowden reports Franklin County sold more than 2.5 million in E bonds and other war bonds from 1941 to 1945. Bank and post offices accounted for most sales with 1.349 million through First Security Bank of Preston and 366 thousand via Preston post office, plus rural offices totaling about 130 thousand.
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Franklin County
T. R. Bowden
Corporation
First Security Bank of
Preston
Federal Farm Oun
Hale Hart
Mr. Beret
P T A Council Meeting Called for February 21
A P T A council meeting is called for February 21 in the high school auditorium. Jefferson chapter sponsors the event to discuss Rheumatic Fever with an authority on the subject. All school patrons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Carpenter Opens Office In Town
Announcement by A. W. Carpenter says he will open a real estate office in the Larson Building this week. He left farming in Oxford last year after selling his farm and livestock and now invites patrons buyers and sellers to contact him in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Chip) Carpenter
Larson
Delivery and taxi services launch in Preston area
New city delivery from Preston stores and a taxi service begin after wartime absence. Don Elwell coordinates store deliveries to homes with prompt, accurate service for food clothing or furniture. Grant Bartlett runs the Lynn Auto taxi with city calls and out of town service encouraged for residents and visitors.
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Preston Sand
Preston
Don Elwell
Stenen
Dairy Enterprise
Grant Bartlett
Lynn
Longstreth
Lynn Auto On
Crockett Service
New Star Route Aims To Speed Mail For Gentile Valley
Officials plan improvements in mail delivery from Preston to Grace and Alexander areas. Bodell of Railway Mail Service visits Pocatello to outline a plan for adding or extending a star route that would start at Preston and speed deliveries to Thatcher, Grace, Alexander, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentile
Miller
M. . Bodell
Pocatello
Bodell
Valley
Preston Chamber of Commerce Mail
Transsporation Committee
Mink Creek
Preston
Cleveland
Thatcher
Sey Lana Ee
Best
Alexander
Grace
Grace Post
Grace Office
Jaycee Banquet A Huge Success In Jaycee
The Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet on Wednesday evening February 6 featured John Webber as Master of Ceremonies. Sixty seven attendees and fifty two active members attended with National Director Guy Cardon Utah State President Grant Fisher and others present. Betty Hogan Carol Cutler two opera numbers and Lyle Shipley two vocal solos were performed. Young men aged 21 to 36 are urged to contact Jaycee members to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
John Webber
Guy
Cardon
Logan
Grant Fisher
Utah
Ogden
Joe Bowcutt
Glen
Nielsen
Mink Creek Gold and Green Ball Announces Ward Ball
Mink Creek MIA announces its annual Gold and Green Ball to be held in ward hall this Friday evening. All ward members are invited to join for the evening's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek Mia
Bae
Franklin County Stockmen Hold Annual Meeting
The Franklin County Stockmen Association held its annual meeting on February 2 with 55 of 70 members present. Secretary Ben Swann read last year’s minutes and presented a financial report showing receipts of 3,519.26 and expenditures of 3,504.42 for 1946. President George Peterson outlined past achievements and plans for next season. Ranger Jack Albano urged range use reductions to allow forage to reseed, suggesting shorter grazing or fewer cattle. Thomas Stokes emphasized protecting the range to restore productivity. Members voted voluntary reductions, shortening the season 15 days and grazing 58 head. Election of three advisory board members occurred. Ben Swann re-elected secretary-treasurer, Ralph Porter, Hesy Beckstead became new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ben~.Swann
Association
George Peterson
Ranger Jack
Albano
Stokes
Thomas Stokes
Ben Swann
Ralph Porter
Hesy Beckstead
Mink Creek Dance to Benefit Relief Society Basket Lunch
Mink Creek ward Relief Society announces a basket lunch auction dance set for the evening of February 18 in the ward hall. All ladies are urged to bring a covered basket for the auction portion of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Ithe
Veterans Take Over Insurance Agency
Veterans of World War I have been appointed to represent Commercial Travelers Insurance territory. Taylor Cand. Mervin Gregersen of Winder and Banida, recently discharged from service, start their first civilian jobs at home. Editor and Mrs Knight welcomed a baby boy Timothy Pahsimeroi born Wednesday at General Memorial Hospital.
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Taylor
Mervin” ‘Gregersen
Winder
Banida
Sand
Me‘Knight
General ‘Memorial Hospital
Timothy “Pahsimeroi
Franklin Veterans Rabbit Dance Sponsored Event
A large dance is planned in Franklin on Friday evening February 15 hosted by the returned servicemen. The event features music and invites townspeople and hunters to join in the dance following the week long rabbit hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin ‘Veterans
Franklin
Sixth Ward Reunion Set for February 22 1922
Sixth Ward former members announce a February 22 reunion with dinner and daytime program followed by a dance. Emil Petterberg returns as chairman with Auraul Christiansen and Scott Wiser assisting. Dinner organizers include Mrs El Howell Mrs Hyde Purser and Mrs Mel Burrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil “ Petterberg
Petterberg
Auraul Christensen
Scott Wiser
el Howell
Hyde Purser
Mel Burrup
H V Burleigh Dies After Long Illness
H V Burleigh known as Dad died Sunday at Pres ton Memorial Hospital. Born in Salt Lake City in 1876, he worked 43 years as an engineer for Union Pacific, retiring in 1941. He married Daisy Parker in 1900. she died in 1919. Survived by daughters Alice Lee Shallenberger of Redlands California and Betty Scudder of New York City, plus a brother Eugene R. Burleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Burleigh
Preston Memorial Hospital
Alice
Burleigh
Salt Lake “City
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Daisy Park
Salt Lake City
Horace L
Dick Burleigh
Logan
Alice’ Lee Shallenberger
Redlands
Calif
Betty Scudder
New York City
Eugene R. ‘Burleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board
Allen Cutler
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Stanton Hawkes
Bruce Wallace
Clift “Warr
Harley Greaves
Mel Reeves
Dr.Cutler
Ralph Strub
Anderson
Preston Rodeo
Cecil Lloyd
E. -H- Lloyd
Preston Mittmen Trounce
Malad Boys
Petterborg
Rotary
P-Ta Council
Carpenter
Jaycee
Sixth Ward
H.V. Burleigh
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