Preston Boxing Team Beats Star Valley In Close Dual Meet
Preston high school boxers traveled to Star Valley and posted a 6 to 4 record with two draws. Several bouts featured unanimous decisions and close decisions as Carl Webster and Hadivlie, La vell Lloyd, Richard Alder, and others earned wins while a Ray Rosen bout ended no contest due to a cut eye. The teams meet again February 18 at Epeston gymnasium and Malad on February 23 at Preston.
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Preston ‘ High “School
Star ‘Valley
Garland Rasmussen
Harmer ‘Shoy
Star Valley
Nelson’ Jensen
Harmon
Lavell-Lloyd
Hadivlie
Harley Taylor
Liavitt
Richard ‘Alder
Stocks
Carl Webster
Lynn Johnson
Ralph
Gilbert
Yeamen
Ray Rosen
Garsi
Larry Hobbs
Bud, Yeaman
Dick Maughan
Harmen
Starvalley
Grant _Murray-Jensen
Clyde
Harman
Mondell Nash
Moser
Preston
Epeston
Teen-Age Boys Held on Petty Larceny Charge
Two local teen-age boys are in custody with Sheriff Lee Hansen on a petty larceny complaint accusing them of stealing a group of batteries from Franklin County and transporting them to Pocatello where they were disposed of. They await probate court appearance as investigators continue.
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Lee Hansen
Franklin County
Pocatello
Gadsby to Speak on Power Tax at Franklin County Institute
George M. Gadsby of Utah Power & Light Co. will headline Franklin County Farm Bureau Educational Institute’s program next week. He speaks Thursday evening at Franklin Stake House on The Power to Tax Is the Power to Destroy, detailing UP&L’s 21st century expansion and recapitalization efforts.
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Utah Power & Light Co
Franklin ‘County
Farm. Bureau' Educational Institute
Gadsby
Franklin’ Stake House
Bureau Educational Institute
George M. Gadsby
Utah
Power & Light
companyVeterans
Afiy
Ako
Kearns
Utah Power & Light
Colorado
Apalco
Massachusetts
Institute“ of’ Technology
Warren Wart Company
The
Amhertckn Water ‘Works
Warren
Pittsburgh
Little? Rock
Ark
New York
West
Penn‘Power Company
Up&is
Wcpco
Orem
Oliver
Durango
al -Jordan
Van
More Correspondents Wanted by The Citizen from Glencoe Area
The Citizen seeks a local correspondent from Glencoe and nearby area to gather news items of neighbor activities. Applicants from every county community are invited and paid per inch for published news. Supplies are furnished.
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Glencoe
West Side Pirates Defeat Montpelier Bears in District Clash
West Side Pirates beat Montpelier Bears 39 to 32 in a fifth district basketball game at West Side on Wednesday night February 8. The Pirates led 16 to 7 early and 32 to 16 after three quarters. Montpelier rallied briefly but the Pirates maintained the lead. ElRoy McDermott and Miller led scoring with Miller at 14 points and McDermott adding significant baskets.
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West
Pirates
Montpelier, Bears
Bears
West Side
Arimatage
ElRoy- McDermott
Miller
McDermott
Bears Top Idaho State College in Low Scoring Tilt
Moser scored five points as Arm alage and Liljenquist led the Bears in a rough defensive game. Idaho State College struggled to score, while the Bears controlled the pace and pulled away late.
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Moser
Armalage
Liljenquist
Bears
Cancer Drive Goal Raised In County Meeting
County Cancer Society members met at Mrs. Russell Crockett’s home to discuss boosting the April drive for funds and education. The county goal increased twenty dollars over last year and will yield about 15 cents per capita. Attendees included Mrs. H B Allen and Mrs. Frank Evers among others.
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Franklint
Cancer Society
Russell Crockett
H.“B.’, Allen
Frank‘ Evers
Leo Buttars
William Gilbert
Percy Largon
Bart’ Bowden
Don Smith
Police Court Docket Reports Fines for Reckless Driving and Speeding
City police docket last week records Stanley Peterson fined 103 dollars for reckless driving, paid half plus costs with 50 dollars suspended for six months. Cleve J Bodily fined 15 dollars for speeding, with 5 dollars suspended.
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Stanley Peterson
Cleve’ J. Bodily
University of Idaho to award degrees for 150 students
About 150 students will officially receive degrees at finals week ending last week, including three Preston natives Joseph W Cole and Granit B Hall in agriculture and Dorothy L Cham Berlin in home economics. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown and son Paul of Twin Falls and Nancy Keller of Weston, plus others visiting Preston residents. Dean Pierce, a BYU student, spent the weekend with his mother.
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Ake Tower
University of Idaho
Junio
Preston
Joseph
Cole
Granit
B. Hall
College of Agriculture
Dorothy L. Chamberlin
Clarence “Brown and Son
Paul
Twin Falls
Thorn
Montgomery
Clearfield
Thelma
Russell
Richard
Roy
Hanna
Pierce
Dean Pierce
BYU
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Frank / Gilbert
Franklin
Farm Bureau
Federation
Kroehler
Davenport
Preston Electric & Furniture CO
North State ‘Phone
Citizen
West Side ‘Pirates
Montpelier
Idaho State College
Police
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Ford
Olds
Chrysler
Oldsmobile
Snd
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Outland
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Chevrolet
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