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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

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New Bishopric Formed in Mapleton Ward

Clair Hull, Mapleton farmer, named bishop of the Mapleton LDS ward with Walter Knapp as first counselor and Morris Gregory as second counselor. Dorin Porter released as bishop, Kenneth Knapp as director of teaching development, both involved in local farming and church leadership. Gregory moved from Provo to Mapleton and runs a dairy farm. Walter Knapp also serves as clerk and dairy farmer. Old age fiddler show planned by Preston Kiwanis to aid Preston High School band uniforms and needs.

MIA Mapleton Gregory Provo Elders Quorum Preston Kiwanis Hi 10 Preston High School

Elder Hinckley to Speak at Franklin Stake Conference

Elder Gordon B Hinckley of the Council of Twelve will address the Franklin Stake Conference on February 24 and 25. He coordinates the Church worldwide missionary program and has authored five books and numerous church pamphlets and articles.

Gordon B Hinckley Council of Twelve Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Franklin Hinckley Harold B. Lee Lee Ramil W. Dean Palmer Preston

Franklin County Veterans Receive 26202 in Aid in 1972

The Idaho Veterans Affairs Commission reports Franklin County veterans and dependents received 26102 in federal and state funds during 1972. Federal funds included pensions compensation and insurance awards while state aid supported Emergency Relief Program benefits. Volunteers helped veterans obtain these benefits. The report notes about 907 Franklin County residents out of roughly 110000 statewide.

Idaho Veterans Affairs Commission Franklin County Dee Summers Idaho Falls Idaho

Land Bank notes 1972 profits amid Farm Credit Act boost

Jay H. Felt, vice president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Preston, touts 1972 as a record year for the Land Bank System. He cites the Farm Credit Act of 1971, market improvements, and strong news business, reporting a $12 million profit and a surge in agricultural credit services to farmers.

Land Bank Jay H. Felt Federal Land Bank of Spokane Association of Preston Oneida Fel Felt Morthage

Legion Auxiliary and Legion District Meet March 3 in Weiser

The American Legion Auxiliary and Legion District No 2 will hold a spring convention March 3 in Weiser Idaho. Registration starts at 10 am in the Legion Hall followed by a luncheon and a banquet at 7 pm with Department Commander Gene Halstrom as the keynote speaker.

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Local planning commission work faces inactivity in town

The Preston Planning and town commission began work after a long inactivity period. Residents recall missed sessions and unclear leadership as figures like Garner and Kederab are noted in discussions about future meetings.

Preston Aun Commission Kederab

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