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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1952

Page

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Indians Open Tourney With Malad In Twin Falls

The Preston High Indians face Malad in the opening round of the district tournament at Boratello High gym Friday February 29 at 630 pm. Coach Evan Sorenson’s high scoring quintet has beaten all entrants except Pocatello during the regular season and aims for a finals clash. The Indians then play winner of West Side High–Bispetentilt in game six at 930 pm Saturday March 1, with potential next rounds March 4 and a March 6 championship.

Preston High” School Indians Boratello High School Evan Sorenson Pocatello Indians Pocatellans Wests Side High School Snake River High Downey Fracehorse Malad West Side Bispetentilt Snake River Montpelier-Downey

Knife and Fork club to host Ed Harding third time

The Preston Knife and Fork Club invites members to a Saturday evening talk by humorist Ed Harding at 7 p.m. in the courthouse. He is described as more than a clown, delivering a wholesome message with sharp wit.

Preston ‘Knife and Fork Club Harding

Draft Calls For Franklin County Induction

Franklin county young men are scheduled for induction into the armed services March 5. From Preston: Earl J. Bodily Elmer R Johnson Spencer G Rogers Jerry L Jensen Paul V Fennesbeck. From Weston: Dayle T Olsen. From Franklin: Conn R Hampson now of Ogden. Four others from the county have pre induction physicals at Fort Douglas Utah: Edward W Maughan Dale W Dunkley Rulon P Winger. Rulon Dunn named chairman of the county selective service board No 21 with L E McDermott Clifton vice chairman and Cecil Foster Whitney secretary.

Franklin Armed “Service County Selective Service Board Preston Weston Earl J. Bodily Elmer R.’ Johnson Spencer G. Rogers Fort Douglas Edward W. Maughan Dale W. Dunkley Rulon P. Winger Conn R. Hampson Ogden Franklin County Selective Service Board No. 21 Rulon Dunn L. E. MccDermott Clifton Cecil Foster Whitney

Civil Air Patrol Meeting Scheduled at Preston High

The Preston Civil Air Patrol unit will hold a meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. in Preston High School auditorium. A Boise liaison officer will attend and new jet plane films will be shown. All senior members cadets pilots club members and aviation enthusiasts are invited.

Preston Civil Air Patrol Preston High School Boise Pilots’ Club

Scout Roundtable Held Here February Fourteen

The Franklin county district Boy Scout roundtable met February 14 under the leadership of David E. Davis. Verdin Martin led the flag ceremony and Paul Fitteld Almond and Bruce Dursteler of troop 31 posted the colors. Danald Watkins, Scout Executive, led singing as Marvel Packer explained scoutcraft. Elmo Beckstead demonstrated knot tying and games while Watkins described the new first aid respiration system.

Franklin County David E. Davis Verddn Martin Paul. Fitteld Howard Almond Bruce Dursteler Mr. Davis Danald Watkins Marvel Packer Elmo ‘ Beckstead Scout Watkins

Weed Control Board Chosen for County Work

Representatives elected at a Farm Bureau meeting will form the county weed control board. Members include Whitney, Harold Hull, Franklin, William Hobbs, Cutton Arthune Povey, Oxford Glen Cox Dayton Winn Nelson Mapleton LeVére Sorenson Lin rose Perth Poulkén Western Lawrence W Merrill, Daniel Roberts county agent, and local representatives. They will develop a county wide program to address widespread noxious weeds and consider creating weed districts in each area.

Farm Bureau Whitney Harold Hull Franklin William‘Hobbs Cutton Arthune Povey Oxford Glen.Cox Dayton

Utah Power Opens New Auditorium for Dealers Outlook

Utah Power unveiled a new auditorium in Preston with a dinner for 5 area electrical dealers. J F McAllister spoke, presenting 1952 market outlook and company plans to aid dealers. Auditorium will be open free to the public for group gatherings.

Utah Power J. F. ‘McAllister Preston Power Company J. E. Cushman Radio and Power Company

Swanee Singers to Perform in Franklin Concert

The Swanee Singers a Salt Lake City male chorus will appear in Franklin Saturday at 8 p.m. under the Franklin Ward Elders Quorum sponsorship. Founded in 1914 in Salt Lake by Ernest R. Kimball and John C. Donelson, the group raises funds for a church building and has performed across the West and at notable events including the 1939 San Francisco World’s Fair Eisteddfod where they won third in the international male chorus, now numbering 55 members with accompanist Norma Graham and soprano Eleanor Allen.

Swanee Salt Lake Franklin Stake House Franklin Ward Quorum Franklin Stake Salt .Lake Ernest R. Kimball John C. Donelson Earl Donelson Richards Ward United States San Francisco National Federation of Music Clubs Los Angeles Northwest Utah Idaho Norma Graham Eleanore Allen Idaho Falls Earl ‘Donielson

Indians Win Fifth District Title In Narrow Victory

The Preston Indians defeated the Blackfoot Broncos 51-33 on the Bingham County court to claim a fifth district title and stretch their league winning streak to ten. Earlier Friday they beat Downey Bulldogs 50-39 to maintain their role as defending champions.

Indians Blackfoot Broncos Bingham County Preston Indians Downey “Bulldogs Bulldogs

Ruth Callister Praises Citizen Renewal Payment

Ruth Callister of Nyssa Oregon sends a renewal check for The Citizen. She says the paper is enjoyed weekly and read from cover to cover and notes she was born and raised at Clifton and lived there 43 years.

Ruth ‘Callister Nyssa Ore Citizen

Stores Close Friday Observes Washington Birthday

Preston merchants vote to observe Washington's Birthday closing schedule changes this year. Previously many merchants observed more holidays. majority decide to close for the federal holiday on Friday.

Preston Ionena Vie

Drama Set for Sunday at Oneida Stake House

Oneida Stake sponsors the play Could It Happen to You Sunday at 8 pm in the stake house with the genealogical society of the first ward in charge. B C Meacham chairs the program directed by Mrs Karl Ballif with cast Glen Meek Kermit Herd Reatha Porter Antone Jensen. Scenery by Mrs Russell Crockett lighting Joe Goff. First ward youth choir directed by Mrs Theron Seeley will sing.

Oneida Stake Genealogical Society of the First-Award B. C. Meacham Karl Ballif Glen Meek Kermit Herd Reatha Porter Antone Jensen Russell Crockett Joe Goff First Ward Theron Seeley

Mountain States Driver Safety Record Praised

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph reports a second straight year with no disabling injuries by its over 2,000 drivers. The fleet has logged 33 million miles, far more than the average driver could in 8,000 years, proving safety is planned not accidental.

Mountain States Telephone’& Telegraph Co Telephone Deward “Mac MST & T Franklin County America Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Mountain’ States

Red Cross Names Roy Hall as Franklin County Drive Chairman

Roy Hall of Fairview is named head of the Franklin County Red Cross fund drive, succeeding Leonard Butterworth. The March campaign aims for a $2,060 goal, about 25 cents per county family, with David H. Kline of the Pacific area office assisting in plans and organization.

Roy. Hall Fairview Franklin: County Red Cross Hall Leonard Butterworth Franklin Franklin ‘County David H. Kline Pacific Area The American Red Cross San Francisco

Mel's Drug Store Welcomes New Pharmacist Bob Hendricks

Bob Hendricks becomes Mel's Drug Store pharmacist replacing Don Cole who leaves on a mission for the LDS church. Born in Cove Utah he studied at North Cache High Richmond and Idaho State College earning a pharmacy degree in February and passing state board exams. He formerly worked at Don Wilson Drug in Idaho Falls and held leadership roles at Idaho State College including Phi Delta Chi officer positions. His wife Jerry Nielsen and daughter Karen age four months are noted.

LDS Church Cove Lewiston North Cache Richmond Idaho State College Pocatello Don. Wilson Drug Store Idaho Falls Hendricks

West Side Pirates Boost Tourney Hopes After Downey Win

West Side Pirates coached by Leonard Johnson defeated Downey 37 31 to rise in district tournament contention. Pocatello and Preston lead for the title while Snake River and West Side contend for third, with Varger Rasmussen scoring 17 points for the Pirates.

West Side Pirates Leonard Johnson Downey Bulldogs West Siders Pirates Pocatello Johnson Varger Rasmussen Elroy , McDermott Morris Helman Dollar

Jensen Leads Idaho State Theta Psi Omega Drama Crew

Dwight W. Jensen of Oxford heads the Alpha Psi Omega property crew for the Idaho State College production of Eugene ONeill's Ah Wilderness. The comedy drama runs in Frazier Hall February 29 and March 1 with Jensen, a freshman speech and drama major active in drama and ROTC.

Dwight W. Jensen Oxford Alpha Idaho State College Eugene O'Neill Frazier Hall Jensen

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Locah Knife Folk Club Ed Harding Ed Hardinng Utah Power & Light Co Salt Lake City Intermountain Electrical Assn W. A. Huckins American Fork Newell Stephens West “Side William J.tanner Route One West Side School Swanee Singers Ian Buckstead Oregon Mountain States Telephone Company Red ‘Cross Roy Fairview Man Mel's Drug Store Bob Hendricks Don Cole leavyingIa Ee Bob’. Hendricks
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