Rites Held Saturday for Minnie Struve in Preston Ward
Minnie Struve funeral was conducted Saturday in the Preston second ward chapel under Bishop Arland Sharp. Rites included music by Laurena Benson and Virginia Cherrington, with speakers Stella Paton L B Hansen and E A Jensen. Pallbearers were Carl Brostrom Peter Jorgensen A C Hansen Von Hansen and Hans Hansen at Preston Cemetery.
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Preston Second Ward
Arland Sharp
Larry Hobbs
Laurena Benson
Virginia
Cherrington
Parley Shaffer
Galilee
Loyal Hansen
Elda Carlson
Stella, Paton
L. BE. Hansen
E. A. Jensen
Howard Hall
AAUW Meeting Highlights Education and Study Groups
The American Association of University Women met Friday night at the Utah Power and Light Co auditorium with Educational chairwoman Ella Hull and international relations chair Bonnie Pack in charge. Ernest Eberhard Jr spoke on history and values of education. hostesses were Laurena Benson and Marguerite Ainscough. Carrie Knudson study group met Wednesday with Nancy Greaves reading and J Clifton Forsgren teaching early town and country governments of New England. The Preston group, led by Veda Millar and Terese Smith, had 33 members in attendance with music directed by Viola Alder.
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American Association of University Women
Utah
Carrie Knudson
Preston
Nancy Greaves
New England States
J. Clifford Forsgren
Veda Millar
Terese Smith
Viola Alder
Kriudson
Louise Shumway
Carnival Theme Graces Fine Arts Club Birthday Party
Fine Arts club members held a Monday night birthday party at Mrs. Gertie Webb home. Committee members included Mrs. Roma Hawkes Mrs. Eda Smith Mrs. Gertie Webb and Mrs. Ruth Goff. Attendants featured fortune teller snake charmer midget act and a circus band. A huge birthday cake topped with a miniature merry go round wowed guests. Twenty four members attended.
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Gertie Webb
Roma Hawkes
Eda Smith
Ruth Goff
Donna Noyes
Fortine “Teller
Snake Charmer
Founders Day P T A Meeting Set for Feb 18
A joint Founders Day P T A meeting is scheduled for Monday February 18 at 8 P M in the high school. Dr E A Jacobson will speak and show a film. he spoke at last year’s meeting and many people want him back. Mrs Bowman of Central school will perform a musical number and all are invited.
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E. A.“Jacobson
Rites Held Saturday for Packer Infant
Services were held at Webb Mortuary for Molly Ora Packer daughter of Marve and Dorothy Hansen Packer. Bishop Rex S. Packer of the Riverdale ward conducted the program. Burial followed in the Riverdale cemetery family lot.
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Webb Mortuary
Molly Ora Packer
Marve
Dorothy Hansen Packer
Rex S. Packer
Riverdale
Riverdale Cemetery
Calpar Officials Attend Annual Research Conference
Three California Packing Corp. officials attended the companys annual agricultural research conference in San Francisco. The team includes Warren Hagen man assistant division agricultural superintendent Lynn Anderson assistant division chemist and Jay Boss division agricultural research director. Calpari coordinates extensive research across the midwest Atlantic coast region southeast Texas mountain states Pacific coast Hawaii and the Philippines to aid thousands of growers reduce costs and improve quality and production of canning crops.
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California Packing Corp
San Francisco
Warren Hageman
Colorado School of Mines
San Jose State College
Lynn Anderson
Ham Young University
Jay Boss
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Calpari
Midwest
Atlantic Coast Region
Texas
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Philippines
California
Capital Report Summary on Beer Tax and Legislation
The report notes the beer tax failed 44 to 14 in the House as Allied Civic Forces push for reform and a new tax bill. It covers the ACF fight over an Idaho Challenge article about liquor lobbying in 1955 led by Thane McAllister, calls for a grand jur y probe, and a demand for an apology that remained unanswered. It also mentions Molyneaux’s proposed property exemption up to 3200 dollars, a state racing commission bill stalled by committee, and discussions on veteran welfare reform and lawmakers pay.
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Revenue and Taxation Committee
ACF
House
Idaho Challenge
Thane McAllister
Idaho Bar and Tavern Assa
McAllister
Association
Harry Kessler
Challenge
Molyneaux
Moflyneaux
Robert Doolittle
Bonner
Senate
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
American Legion
Supreme Court
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Joint
House Senate Public Health Committee
State Board of Health
L. J
Closing Dates Set for Franklin County Soil Bank Signups
Franklin county ASC chair Von R Atkinson announced deadlines for acreage reserve and conservation reserve agreements. Signing closes March 8 for acreage reserve and March 15 for conservation reserve. About 146 agreements covering 5745 wheat acres and 148686.22 dollars in maximum payments were recorded in 1957. Meetings will be held across the county to explain rules.
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Soil Bank
von R. Atkinson
Franklin County
ASC
Atkinson
Governor Announces State Health Operations Review Plan
The governor said a management survey of state health operations and institutions is pending a report. A second survey, for the state highway department, will be conducted with the concurrence of the state highway board.
Senator Heath letter urges education aid without sales tax
Thomas Heath, senator from Franklin county and Senate minority leader, argues for minimum education appropriation to aid common schools without imposing a sales tax Idaho voters have previously rejected. asks for wide circulation of the letter.
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Idaho
Thomas Heath
Franklin County
Senate
Idaho Sugar Beet Acreage Allotment Increased Again
Senator Henry Dworshak reports a second 1957 increase in Idaho sugar beet acreage to 89,367 acres, up 9,313 from last year, as USDA raised the national sugar consumption estimate to 8,000,000 tons. Dworshak pressed officials after November 30 estimates, noting the sugar act’s 55 percent share for domestic producers beyond 8,350,000 tons.
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Idaho
Henry Dworshak
United States Department of Agriculture
Dworshak
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Benson
County ASC Office Offer for Program Details
Interested individuals may obtain further details by contacting personnel at the county ASC office.
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ASC
James R B Hansen Dies in Weston Utah Veteran and Station Owner
James RB Hansen 60 died suddenly in Weston on Sunday. Born March 21 1896 in Brigham City Utah he married Louise in Provo and in the Logan temple. He lived in Weston 31 years operated a service station and was a World War I veteran. Survives include wife sixte en children and two sisters. Funeral was held Wednesday at Weston ward chapel with burial in Weston cemetery under Webb Mortuary Preston.
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Nev
Glen R. Hansen
Las Vegas
Dean Anderson
Nibley
Utah
Ruth . Williams
oOgden
Lois Hansen
Noa
David
Faye
Glade Weston
Nora
Olsen
Weston
Laoindd Bradford
Corrine
Weston Ward
Weston _ cemetery
Webb i Mortuary
Preston
Mrs Mabel Winn Former Resident Dies at 53
Mrs Mabel Winn a former Preston resident died at her Eagle Idaho home after a lengthy illness She was born July 29 1903 in Preston and moved to Eagle in 1949 Survived by husband Heber Winn daughter Radia Johnson six brothers and four sisters and many relatives Funeral services were held in Meridian then Preston burial at Preston Cemetery
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Preston
Eagle
Heber Winn
Radia Johnson
Idivalé
Utah
Leo Mecham
Soda Springs
Irel Mecham
West_Jordan
Chfford
Harold Mecham
Clara Rainsden
Idaho Falls
Bernice Mecham
Beth Christensen
Pocatello
Delbert Mecham
Ogden
Donald
Mecham
Logan
Ada W Nielsen
Clearfield
Ona Johnson
Roy
Winti
Virginia
Third Ward
Rachael Porter Dup
Meridian
Alfred Kern
Brian Mecham
Classifieds on the Preston Citizen ad page urge buying or selling
A Prescott style classified notice highlights opportunities to buy or sell items on the PRES TON CITIZEN page. The ad emphasizes simple listings and local exchange, inviting readers to place or respond to notices.
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Preston Citizen
Wheat Acreage Protections Outlined by ASC Committee
Franklin county farmers are advised of two methods under public law 540 to preserve wheat acreage. First, if planted wheat is below farm allotment, the entire allotment may be used for future allotments with a June 1 1957 notification. Second, acreage can be released and reapportioned like the 1955 program, with March 15 1957 filing and April 1 reapportionment. Atkinson, county ASC chair, notes protection for those releasing acres.
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Franklin‘ County
von R. Atkinson
Franklin County
ASC
Atkinson
THE PRESTON CITIZEN No 8 NEWS ITEM SUMMARY
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Jennie Weaver
Africa
Norene Warr
Ella Hammond Campbell
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Packer
John Deere Tractors
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John Deere Tractor
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John Deere Thactors
New Power & Economy Records
North ‘State
Calpar
Capital Report
Senator Heath
Paris
Ern’s Appliance & Sport Shop
James RB. Hansen
Mabel Winn
ASC. Committee
New ‘Sylvania
Griffiths Electric
Dayton
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