Pres ton Dentist Dr Samuel Evans Dies After Long Civic Life
Preston mourns Dr Samuel Evans a longtime dentist and community leader born August 30 1890 in Riverdale He served Preston city council two terms school board trustee 18 years and church bishopric member He practiced dentistry 34 years survived by widow three sons two daughters five grandchildren and siblings Funeral at Frank stake house Friday at 1 pm directed by Webb Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Evans
David
Phillip
Sarah Smith Evans
Mar‘ried Ida. Egberton
Logan
Lds, Temple
Preston High
Samuel ‘Evans
Sandpoint
Grant Evans
Wichita
Neeley
Gwendolyn’ Cole
Preston
St. Anthony
Webb Mortuary
Frank Stake
House
Hubai rester boosts soil organic matter in Franklin County
Franklin County soils show 2 percent organic matter in tests, below the desired 3 percent. County agent Daniel Roberts recommends using Huban clover as a green manure crop with grains or peas, then plowing under after harvest to raise soil organic matter while avoiding harvest issues in irrigated grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Daniel Roberts
Robertson Franklin
Huban
Roberts
Idaho
Fisher Promoted to Pull Colonel at Yakota Air Base
Rossel reports Colonel Fisher receives promotion to pull Colonel and to serve as inspector general at Yakota Air Base Japan the largest air installation in the Far East. He has been in Japan since October 1949 with his wife Eleanor Yothers and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
U.S
Yakota
Japan
Far -East
Eleanor Yothers
Orlando
Fla
Kelly Field
Tex
Randolph ‘Field
West Point of the Air
Hamilton
Calif
University of
Idaho
487Th
England
Eighth’ ‘Air’ Force
District Scouters Roundtable Held at Franklin Stake House
The February roundtable in the Franklin stake house drew 28 scouters and five scouts. Unit leaders presented camping and camp equipment tips led by WoodrowsWinward who opened the meeting with troop 37 members. ReedsWinward Douglas Alder Larry Benson attended as Scouts. Adolph Jorgensen demonstrated methods for setting up camp and equipment. Robert Hull outlined explorer emergency service requirements and an emergency mobilization plan. Earl Nelson Milton Cutler discussed the explorer basketball tournament due around March. Monthly roundtables will feature unit leaders sharing food ideas to improve programs with March focusing on summer camping readiness. David E. Davis moderated and introduced participants.
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Franklin
Franklin Stake
WoodrowsWinward 3
Wered Reeds
Winward
Douglas ’ Alder
Larry
Benson
Boole
Adolph Jorgensen
Robert Hull
Whitney
Explorer
Earl Nelson
Milton Cutler
David E. Davis
Attorney Praises Paper in Idaho Subscription Letter
Alfred C. Cordon of Pocatello writes a check for another year to the Preston Citizen praising the weekly newspaper. He says it brightens editors' days and wishes continued success in serving Preston and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C
Cordon
Pocatello
Preston
Idaho
West Side High School Operetta Cast Photo
Four leads of the West Side high school operetta When the Moon Rises pose for a photograph before the production. The event is scheduled Monday and Tuesday next week in the gymnasium with limited seating. Audience members are urged to obtain tickets promptly. Pictured left to right: Beryl Sperry Edward Griffith Zeala Maughan Arlo Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Sperry
Edward Griffeth
Zeala Maughan
Arlo Ward
Beth
Patricia Maughan
Rose
Marie
Dewey
Olsen
Beth Had
Land
New Society Editor Takes Post At The Preston Citizen
Miss Rosemary Cloward of Mt Pleasant Utah arrived Saturday to begin duties as society editor and office assistant for The Preston Citizen. She replaces Miss Phyllis Booker who resigned to move to California after two and a half years. Cloward attended Snow College at Ephraim but wishes to return to newspaper work. She will work under difficulties as she adjusts and welcomes cooperation. items may be telephoned to No. 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary, Cloward
The
New
Ephraim
Local Leaders Receive Cancer Society Training Certificates
Franklin county attendees at the Sixth annual American Cancer Society training session in Idaho Falls included Mrs. Russell Crout, county commander, and officers Mrs. H B Allen, Mrs. Leo Buttars, Mrs. Deward Gambles, and Mrs. Ernest Britenbeker. Dr. O R Cutler earned ten years of service. five years went to Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Buttars, W H Simmons, and Mahalia Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Idaho Falls
Franklin County
Russell
Croutkett
Franklin
H. B. Allen
Leo Buttars
Deward Gambles
Ernest Britenbeker
Ounty
R. Cutler
H. B
Founders Day PTA Observed At Local High School
The annual Founders Day program, sponsored by three PTA units, will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. J Clifford Vorsgren and Carli Nelsen will review state education recommendations for school legislation. An acrostic, presentation, and music will follow with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clifford Vorsgren
Carli Nelsen
State Board of Education
Législs von
Vlighs
Frank? Jones
Melvin Burrup
Preston Chamber Announces Washington Birthday Holiday Closures
The Preston chamber of commerce announces all retail establishments will be closed all day next Thursday in observance of Washingtons birthday. This is the final holiday on the 1950 printed schedule. a new list for 1951 will be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Washington
Chamber’ of Commerce
Shierven
Chamber
Lst
Local Man Murray Mortensen Injured in Preston Collision
Sheriff reports Murray Mortensen was hospitalized with possible internal injuries after a westbound crash between Fairfield and Whitney. Mrs Ruth B Rawlins of Preston and her two sons were also hospitalized but released after examination.
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Murray Mortensen
Preston
Stl, Co
Lee
Hansen
Atsan
verascHou
Mortensen
West
Fairview
Whitney
Ruth B. Rawlins
Lieutenant Colonel Hull Promoted From Major
Lt Colonel Hull, son of Mr and Mrs A Ci Hull of Whitney, promoted from major to lieutenant colonel. West Point graduate class of 1989, artillery officer, stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma, former Pacific theater veteran with occupation forces in Yokohama, recently completed artillery officers advanced course at Port Sill for a field artillery unit commander assignment.
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Keith’ Yu
A. Ci-Hull
Whitney
Eutenanteolonel
An. Vartillery
West Point
Hullv
Fort Si1l
Okla
Pacific
Yokoshama
Hull
Pat i
Sill
Flela
Unitc
Unbeaten MER Tournament Teams Schedule Tight
Seven teams remain undefeated in the MER Tournament amid dense action this week. Thursday features Fourth Ward versus Clit on at 8 p.m. Glendale faces Riverdale at 9 p.m. On Friday Oxford meets Treasureton at 8 p.m. Dayton plays Winder at 0 p.m. Last week’s results showed Dayton over Treasureton, Winder over Mink Creek, and Third Ward over Seventh.
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Dayton
Winder
Ward
iOnesda
Fourth Ward
Ain
Treasureton
Mink’ Creek
West Side Defeats Indians in Pocatello Clash
Preston Indians lost in a confusing 62 62/64 point game at Pocatello amid referees overturning a last second shot. Bob Fulton led Preston with near 30 points as West Side upset the locals 36 32 in the curtain-raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pocatello
Preston
Indians
Salt Lake ‘Tribune
Eclores
Bob Fulton
Iéa
Davis
Wes
Charles J Gzia Aiaa
Kelas Eighi
Isaac Crawford
Conde
Pocatellos
Preston“Indians
Pirates of
West ‘Side
West Siders
Pirate
Bre
Loptiton
Chéa
Sblroy BieDesine
Rupert
Abbie Uriguen
Local Electrical Group Names New President After Reorganization
After a recent reorganization the Cache Valley chapter of the Intermountain Electrical Association elected Cyril Lewis of Richmond as president. Proprietors and executives from Rich- mond and nearby cities include Cyril Lewis of Cyrus Lewist appliances Co and W E Dunbar of Preston Power & Light Co as secretary. Further details list William Shaw of Sears Roebuck Co Logan and Ernest Briten beker of Ern's Appliance as part of the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Jensen
Preston
Cache “Valley
Intermountain Electrical Assa
Jensen
Western
ee _Rosiing
Wagene
Elwood
Cyril Lewis
Richmond
Cyrus
Lewist Appliances ‘Co
W. E. Dunbar
West Side High announces Sweetheart ball candidates
West Side senior class selects five candidates for queen Orthea Cox Delorus Kendall Joan Lemmon Debra Winward and five candidates for king Blair Henderson Gaylord Merrill Jack Moser Waldo Talbot. The penny vote election will decide the winners crowned at the Sweetheart ball February 1 in the West Side gym Dayton under adviser Roger Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
West Side Gymnasium
Dayton
Roger~Greenwood
Scouts Mobilize in Preston Clothing Drive Parade
Franklin county scouts held a Saturday event in Preston to report on the clothing drive. A parade of packed clothing moved through streets led by flags and a West Side high pep band. LDS bishops and ward leaders attended a luncheon sponsored by Preston chamber of commerce before a victory rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin’ County
Preston
Seach
Scou
West Side High
Lott Viehweg
Albert Moser
Saoid
Mt. i “Pats
Ict
Wisary
Davis
District Cazaning and Activities Committee
Franklin County 4-H Leaders and Parents Meeting Set
Gibson Owen, chairman of the Franklin county 4-H club committee, announces the annual leaders and parents meeting for Monday evening February 26 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse basement. The session will plan the 1951 season activities and elect officers. all parents and leaders are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen, Gibson
Franklin County
West Side High Stages Operetta When the Moon Rises
West Side high school presents the operetta When the Moon Rises with four leading roles. Special help includes DeLamar Palmer for dramatics, Mrs Gwen Modges for costumes, Mrs Bert Reese for scenery, and dancing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
West Side High School
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Franklin-Stake Howse
Samuel
Smith
Sam Twas
Sam
Hubai
Rossel
Lavell Taylor
Malone
Lavell
Ruben Taylor
Linrose
Darrell Manning
Oozeig
Jim Kenyon
Darrell
Virgil ‘Manning
Opera
New Society
the Citizen
Society
Holiday ‘S In
Keith
Mer
Pirates
E. A ‘Jensen -Heads
Association Ih
Cache
Raeeye
Lloyd Ren Pugh
Usac Military Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Edgley
Caché Valley Council
Merlin Vt
Whittle
Vicot Fontay Vick
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