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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1946

Page

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Franklin County Farm Institute plans announced by Farm Bureau

Carl Nielson president of the county Farm Bureau announced the annual Franklin County Farm Institute to be held next Thursday February 21 in the Fourth ward chapel. The program begins at 10 a m with E G Peterson former USAC president and George C Yates Idaho State Farm Bureau president presenting speeches on farming’s future and the bureau meeting recap. An opening welcome by Arvin Larsen precedes musical numbers by Preston high school and a reading by Camille Robinson.

Franklin County Farm Institute Carl Nielson The County Farm Bureau Thez Fourth Ward E. G. Peterson USAC Logan Utah George C. Yates Idaho” State Farm Bureau Peterson Yates State Bureau Bureau Chicago Arvin Larsen Oie Bers Gir Preston High School Ondelyn Jensen Ramona Keller Carol Cutler Camille Robinson Franklin Weston Joyce Nelson Blanch Beutfer Mary Lou Jensen Donna Buttars Gilbert Cafferty

Opera: Held Over For Saturday

The Preston high school presents The Red Mill with two performances this weekend. Friday night remains, Saturday added by popular demand. Rural and grade schools attended Wednesday, high school Thursday for their exclusive session. Tickets still available via Preston high school.

Preston High Red Mill Preston_ high

University of Idaho Girls Singing Orchestra To Visit Preston

A group of University of Idaho girls singing orchestra will perform March 17 at the Preston High School auditorium. The event is sponsored by the high school orchestra and the chamber of commerce, offering an exceptional musical treat to local patrons. A. A. Beecher directs the group. further details will follow.

al ‘Iris University of Idaho Preston Chamber Beecher

Evening Scouters Banquet Honors Franklin Stake Leaders

A Wednesday banquet at the Jefferson cafeteria honored scout masters and assistants from the Franklin stake. Scout commissioners hosted with David E. Davis as chair, Vern Hinckley in charge of the program, and H. B. Allen and DeLamar Palmer organizing details. Troop 33 sponsored by the First ward served about 75 attendees with stake presidency members and Mr Williams of the Cache EER Council as guests. Weldon Nash served as toastmaster.

Franklin’ Stake Jefferson Stake David E. Davis Vern Hinckley H. B. Allen DeLamar Palmer Harold Hull Fielding ‘Winward Archie Lott First Ward Jefferson :Dafeteria Mr. Williams Cache. Eer Council Weldon Nash

Countywide Safety Drive Tests Teen Drivers

Sheriff Lee Hansen and Deputy Marlow Funk lead a countywide driver safety exam program using a state supplied testing machine. Forty four years and up drivers from Mink Creek high school were tested at the courthouse, with vision depth perception reaction and traffic knowledge recorded. The machine will move to schools for larger groups and invites citizens to join tests or schedule appointments as the program expands to other counties.

Lee Hansen Marlow Funk Mink, Creek High School Court House Franklin County Occor Saphire

Erik Eriksen Buried Thursday in Preston Ward Chapel

Erik Arvid Eriksen 60 died Sunday in Clearfield Utah from a heart ailment. Funeral services were held Thursday in Preston Third Ward chapel with Bishop Alfred Kern officiating. He was born November 10 1885 in Logan to Hans and Karin Eriksen. He married Lora Taylor in Logan in 1916 and later lived in Weston before moving to Preston. Surviving are his widow three daughters Bertha Crockett Logan Mrs Pearl Loftis Ontario Oregon and Mrs Donald O Neal a son Donald Nielsen Eriksen in Germany three brothers Hans Jeron and Wills Eriksen.

Third Ward Erik Arvid Eriksen Alfred Kern Eriksen Donald O'Neill Clearfield Utah Hans and Karin Peterson Eriksen Logan Lora Taylor Weston Preston Naval Pearl E Loftis Ontario Oregon Bertha Crockett Donald O'Neal Donald ‘Neilsen Eriksen Germany Hans Jeron Eriksen Jerome Wills ‘Eriksen Dale

Soldier Eugene Packer Listed Killed in Action

Telegram from the secretary of war confirms Eugene Packer is killed in action. Memorial services set for February 24 at 1 p.m. in Riverdale ward chapel led by Bishop Orville Neeley. The Pack ers recently moved to Idaho Falls, address 148 8th Street.

Eugene Packer Milton Packer Riverdale Ward Orville Neeley Eugene Germany Rhine Roberts Mrs. Packer Idaho Falls 8Th Street

Preston Furniture Men Tour Coast Markets

Preston area dealers Ownes Baur Clarence Kendrick of Preston Electric and Furniture Al Carlson Reed Bosworth and Frank Foss joined buyers and their wives on trips to coast and eastern furniture markets. They report the outlook weak as strikes curtailed production in hard items and appliances.

Preston Ownes Baur Clarence Kendrick Preston Electric and Furniture Company al Carlson Carlson’ Furniture Reed Bosworth A & I Exchange Frank-Foss

Evans and Attorney General Visit Briefly

Assistant Attorney General Phil Evans stopped at the Citizen office to introduce Attorney General Frank Langley during a stop en route to an interstate conference in Salt Lake City. Langley accompanies Evans on state business and will attend the conference on February 16.

Salt Lake Phil Evans Citizen Frank Langley Evans Arnold Williams Western Commission Salt Lake City Langley

Burial in Préston Cemetery for Hendricks kin

Burial was made in the Préston cemetery by Hendricks for seven grandchildren. The brief notice records a family funeral arrangement and the location of interment.

Préston Cemetery Hendricks

Membership drive begins for Preston chamber of commerce

The Preston chamber of commerce starts its membership drive on February 19 with a breakfast kickoff at Randall's cafe. Chairman Jared Lewis leads a large committee of names including Harley Greaves David E. Davis March Hopkins Dean Jensen Floyd Diledickson Ba Fryer Wayne Evans Ralph Strub Wm A. Davis Merlin Smith Sidney Biges T. R. Bowden Harold Hansen Leo Palmer Reid Bosworth Ray Bright J C Goff Ernest Brutenbeker Ownes Bauer Cleo Swenson Jack Albino Clifford Warr Bill MacKnight R B Gibson Keith Campbell Nathaniel Edwards J Wesley Mitton RW Geddes Emory Belnap C D Booker A G Condie Ivan Geary Leo Buttars Jack Hickenlooper Harold Olsen W H Simmons Bruce Wallace. The drive aims to raise $5500 for 1946 finances and enroll about 250 people.

Preston ’ Chamber of Commerce Randall's Jared Lewis Bare c Ware Chamber of Commerce For Ear Harley Greaves Leo Hawkes David E. Davis Hopkins Dean Jensen Floyd - Diledickson Ba. Fryer Wayne Evans Ralph Strub AL Davis Merlin Smith Sidney Biges Harold Hansen Leo Palmer Reid Bosworth Ray Bright J. C. Goff Ernest “Brutenbeker Ownes Bauer Cleo’ Swenson Jack Albino Clifford Warr Bill MacKnight R. ‘B. Gibson Keith Campbell Nathaniel Ed

Penney Assistant Returns From Military Service

Leon Marshall resumes role as assistant manager at J C Penney after Navy service begun Winter 1944. He trained in aviation computing gun sights at Jacksonville and taught at Norman, hoping his wife and family can join him in Preston when lodging is arranged.

Leon’ Marshall J. C. Penny Company Marshall Navy San Diego Norman Chiahone Cance Jacksonville Florida Preston

Indian Millinen Meet Idaho Falls boxers clash in Preston

Idaho Falls boxers bring a strong record to a Preston meet and face the Preston squad in a late season showdown. Preston recently went to Malad and won three of nine bouts led by Clyde Palmer Elden Wynn and Bobby Egbert. Close results included Cless Hinckley and Ted Steers.

Idaho Falls Idaho Preston Clyde Palmer Elden Wynn Bobby Egbert Cless’Hinckleys Ted Steers

Funeral for Dr. Allen Cutler Draws Huge Preston Crowd

A large audience of about 1300 gathered Friday afternoon at the First Ward church to honor Dr. Allen Cutler. Bishop Horace Baugh presided as eulogies by Harold B. Lee and others praised the doctor’s achievements. Interment followed at Preston Cemetery with Hendricks Mortuary directing dateless ceremonies.

Allen Cutler First Ward Horace Baugh Fourth Ward Harold B. Lee LDS ‘Church Cutler D G. Eames G.S. Reese Smithfield Minnie Davies Wm.'Davis Brunkerettes George Brunker Preston Rotary, Club Preston Chamber’. of Leo Hawkes S. B.’ Budge Clyde Dairies Orson Davies Wendell ‘Ridge Preston Preston Cemetery Hendricks. Mortuary

Hog Pool Receives $10,000 In Weekly Hog Pool Revenue

Thane Winward announces Franklin County Livestock Marketing hog pool for this week, totaling 300 head and about $10,000 to local farmers. The shipment boosts buyer confidence but warns against overallocation to preserve farmer interests. Next shipment set for February 27. entries due at the county agents office by 4 PM February 23.

Thane -Winward The Franklin County Livestock Marketing’ Association

Warr Named Chamber Head Alien Director in Preston

Members of the Preston chamber of commerce elected Cliff Warr as president, the longtime civic figure, with Smith Allen named to the chamber’s board of directors. Warr previously served as president in 1939 and plans an extensive program of activity.

Preston “Chamber Commerce Sue Warr Smith ‘Allen

First Ward Reunion Planned for February 22

Arrangements for the First ward reunion set for Friday February 22 include a 1 30 dinner for children up to 12 with entertainment during the day. The Primary and Sunday School organizations led by Mrs Carol Condie and Mark Hart organize an afternoon program. Evening events begin at 6 with another dinner for ward members, followed by a 8 p m program led by MIA presidents Harold Egbert and Gretta Nuffer culminating in a dance. Budget cards will admit all Terribers to the reunion.

Sun‘day School Edwin Nuffer Relief Society MIA Harold Egbert Gretta Nuffer Feunion

Rotary Hears PFA Contestant Address

Preston rotary club heard Lloyd Lewis present a public speaking address to be given at the Future Farmers of America contest in Malad next week. The talk focused on problems facing returned veterans in securing farms for their own operation, noting GI bill gaps especially in loan provisions. A panel discussion followed led by Bill Craney with Dr. Sam Packer as program committeeman.

Preston Bill Craney Preston High Ffa

Miss Fern Peterson Set for Canada Bound Stewardess Post

Miss Fern Peterson recently completed training in Los Angeles to become a Western Airlines stewardess. She will be transferred to Salt Lake City to fly between that airport and Lethbridge, Canada. Peterson is daughter of Mrs. Joel Peterson and a graduate of Idaho Falls LDS hospital nursing program. She served six months with the Army at Barnes General Hospital in Vancouver. Eight Franklin County Sugar Company men departed Sunday for Denver for field and processing meetings with Intermountain sugar firms, expected to last the week.

Fern Peterson Los Angeles Salt Lake City Lethbridge Canada Peterson Joel Peterson LDS‘ Hospital Idaho Falls Barnes “General” Hospitel Vancouver Washington Franklin County Sugar Company Denver Colorado Intermountain Sugar

Preston chamber to hear Dean Nichols on Looking Ahead

Dean John R. Nichols of the University of Idaho southern branch will deliver the annual Preston chamber of commerce address titled Looking Ahead. The event, Monday evening in the court house basement, features dinner and music with Denice and Daphne Smith plus Marilou Hawkes. past president Bob Gibson toasts, and invites wide representation from southern Idaho and northern Utah.

John R. Nichols University of ‘Idaho, Southern ‘Branch Preston Chamber of Commerce Court House Dean Nichols Mel. Reeves Denice Daphne- Smith Marilou Hawkes Hawkes: As: Accompanist. ‘Tdre Jleeve Merrill Smith Cornet Charles’ Hobbs DeVon _Chatterton Billie Nash Lois Bell Bob Gibson Will Adaho Utah Cliff Warr

Dayton voters to decide bonds for new high school

Voters at Dayton schoolhouse Friday from 1 to 6 pm will determine if the West Side Joint Independent School District No. 1 issues bonds up to 234 737 to finance a $300 000 high school project. The building includes auditorium gymnasium classrooms cafeteria and swimming pool with land donated by Dayton village for an expanded campus.

West’ “Side Dayton Weston High Charles Simpson

29 Men File Discharges In Franklin County

A Franklin county service office reports 29 veterans filed discharge papers this week, listing discharged men such as Otis W. Neal Don C Hull Chase Delmar Kearl Robert N Christensen Emerson Kennington Mont Packer Farrell D Larsen Le D Webb Douglas Jensen Vern Bastian Elmer Handy Allen Packer Ralph Mortensen Lyman Bingham Cyril Kearl Bland Phillips Gordon Gailey Max Jensen Leon Egbert Theo Smith Larsen Raymond LaWayne Barrington Samtel Hansen Raynold Hansen Scott Carter.

Franklin Lve Orie Otis W. Neal Don. C. “Hull! Chase Delmar Kearl Valaar, Ransom Willis E. ‘Hobbs LeRoy~ Kirkman Robert N. Christensen Emerson H.kennington Mont Packer Farrell D. Larsen le D. Webb Douglas, Jensen Rolen Vern Bastian Elmer D. Handy Allen H. Packer Ralph S. Mortensen Lyman D. Bingham Cyril M. Kearl Bland C. Phillips Gordon A.’ Gailey Max L. Jensen Léon’ Egbert Theo Smith Theron J

Governor Likely to Call Special Session Feb 25

Idaho Governor Williams filled vacancies in the legislature and prepared a likely February 25 call for a special session. The date was reportedly fixed but officials cautioned no public agenda beyond emergency items. John Herndon and Bert Almond named to fill vacancies in the Senate and the appointment shifts Republican margins.

Boise Gov. Williams Idaho John Charles Herndon

Elks Postpone Preston Lodge Meeting Date

Preston lodge of Elks No. 670 postpones the February regular meeting to February 28 due to Ogden lodge Crab Dinner on February 21. Ernest Grant will visit as State association president on February 28. A social dance is set for February 23 at the lodge quarters.

Om. R.'Bowden Preston ‘Lodge B.P.O.E Preston Lodge Ogden Lodge Ogden Bowden Ernest Grant Elks“association

Preston Junior Chamber Elects Officers Wednesday

The newly formed Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce will elect officers on Wednesday February 20. Temporary chairman John Weber announces the meeting. The Jaycees sponsor the outstanding young man project for 1945, with the winner to be announced at the Senior Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Co-operating are BI. Davis Neff Boothe and R. B. Giteson.

Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce John , Webber Jaycees Chamber Commerce BI. Davis Neff Boothe R. B. Giteson

Weston Chander Chamber Reorganizes for New Year

Weston Chamber of Commerce has reorganized with Ivan Thompson named president. George Ei ofaed serves as vice president and Elden Hansen as secretary. Char Tech Simpson and Vaughn Taylor return in prior roles with Glen Turner. A membership drive begins and a dinner is planned to launch the year’s activities.

Weston Chamber of Commerce Ivan Thompson George Ei Ofaed Elden -Hansen Char- Tech Simpson Vaughn Taylor Glen Turner

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Arm Institute Franklin County Farm ‘Bureau U of I Scouters Banquet Erik Eriksen Prestor Penney Mar Eugene. Bacher Millinen Falls Rotary PFA Elks Weston Chander
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