Jaycees Map Year Long Community Program
Jaycees members under Herman Richards plan the full year with committee heads named for each month. The Americanism committee hosted the first dinner with Glenn Petterberg as chair attended by Jim Gwilliam and vocalists Beth and Barbara Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber “of Commerce
Herman Richards
Jaycee
Glenn ‘Petterberg
Jim Gwilliam
Beth
Barbara Olsen
Dewey Olsen
Kathleen Bickmore
Royce Fuhriman
LaVar
Smith
PTA Meeting With FBI Agent To Tackle Delinquency
A Butte Montana FBI agent from Bannister will speak at a Preston high school PTA meeting at 7 30 PM. The program includes special musical numbers and readings. Beatrice Jones presides with Vonda Bedily assisting as program chair. The assembly will cover the topic Crime Does Not Pay for students.
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Preston
G. Bannister
FBI
Butte
Mont
Bannister
West Side to Host Preston Boxers in Ring Monday
West Side high school boxers prepare to host Preston Indians next Monday evening to overturn a 6 5 defeat from the previous county clash. About 12 to 14 bouts are planned with the first match set for 8 o'clock.
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Preston
West Side
Preston Indians
Mitt Slingers
Boxing meet officiated by Oliverson and Sheely Chatterton
Officials Oliverson and Sheely Chatterton officiated a boxing match between Po Catello and Malad on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Strive
Glen
Oliverson
Ritualistic: Teams to Compete Here at Preston Elks Lodge
The Preston Elks Lodge No 1670 hosts a district ritualistic contest with five officer groups performing the initiation ritual before judges. Schedule lists Preston at 11 AM, Idaho Falls at 1 PM, Blackfoot at 2, and Pocatello at 3, with officers from Preston taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Elks ‘Lodge
Burley Lodge
Preston
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Rulon’ Dunn
J. Newell Stevens
Orin C. Lindhardt
Reid
C. Bosworth
A. E Kross
Robert Fulton
Esquire
Milo Wheeler
Elvin Cutler
Orson W., Mansen
New Agent Named Here By Oil Firm
Dell H. Bosen was appointed Continental Oil Company commission agent at Preston, per a Salt Lake City Division Manager S. N. Bell announcement. Born at Preston, Bosen is a Preston High School graduate.
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Dell H. Bosen
Continental Oil Company Commission
Duroc gilt sale scheduled in Preston March 2
Idaho Duroc breeders set their first annual bred gilt sale at Preston county fair grounds on Wednesday March 2 at 1 p.m. Lyle Barton of Rupert will conduct the sale with 31 gilts. Gilts to farrow after March 15 and have been vaccinated for cholera, erysipelas, and tested for brucellosis. Cash sale to the highest bidder.
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Idaho
Preston
County Fairgrounds
Lyle Barton
Rupert
Eveli-Be—Orr
Daniel Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Pocatello and Blackfoot defeat Indians in week basketball games
Pocatello tops the Indians 36 28 at home as Blackfoot wins 82 28 on the visitors court. Charters Jensen Collins each scored eight for their teams while Nelson and Howe led Blackfoot with 12 and eight. Indians hit six of 15 free throws. Blackfoot and Pocatello both tallied 20 free throws.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Indians
Bannock County
Bunkermen
Broncos
Gamre
Pécatellans
Charters
Preston
Jensen
Collins
Doney
Walz
The
Nelson
Howe
Verlan Corbridge Accepts Mission Call in California LDS Field
Verlan W Corbridge son of Mr and Mrs Lester Corbridge has accepted a mission call into the California LDS mission field. A farewell social is planned for Thursday evening March 3 in the ward recreation hall. All friends are invited.
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Verlan W. Corbridge
Lester Corbridge
California
Second Ward
Cartiridge
LDS
Marsh
Accident Fatal to Farmer in Hunting Incident
A hunting accident claimed Everett H. Rawlinson Rawlins, a Cleveland farmer, Friday afternoon. He was fatally shot in the back of the head while rabbit hunting with four companions near the Frank Foss ranch and died at 2 25 p.m. at Soda Springs hospital after being rushed from the scene. Survived by wife Melba Van Vleet and two children Joylene and Deloy, plus brothers and sisters.
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Rawlins
Caribou
Soda Springs
Lee Hansen
Mr. Rawlins
Lorin Panter
Ray Welker
Loyal van Vleet
Frank Foss
Welker
Cleveland
Rush
Thatcher
Charles Johnson
Grace
Sodal Springs Hospital
Melba van Vleet
Ogden
Joylene
Deloy
Gervaldous Rawlins
Earl ‘Rawlins
Priest River
Odella McCann
Nora~-McCann
Idaho State Graduates Include Robert L Stevens
Robert L Stevens of Preston is named among seven vocational students who completed certificate courses at Idaho State. Mid year graduates include 710 liberal arts students and 33 from the Pharmacy School. President Carl W McIntosh said all will return in June for degrees and certificates at the annual commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho’ State “College
Pocatello
Robert L. Stevens
Olsen Clair Nash Planned for 30 Month LDS Mission
Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Frank Olsen of Weston will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City Monday March 7 to prepare for a 30 month mission for the LDS church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Nash’ Olsen
Frank, Olsen
Weston
Salt Lake City
Hes
Contra
Friday Nutrition and Teeth Talk at Jefferson Building
Dr. Ethelyn Greaves, dean of home economics at USAC, will speak at a public meeting for parents and teachers about nutrition and tooth decay. The event, organized by the Jefferson PTA unit, is set for Friday at 4 pm in the Jefferson building, with discussion on new treatments including sodium fluoride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Greaves
USAC
Jefferson _ building
Zelpha Wiser
Jefferson Unit
PTA
Elda Carlson
Greaves
Implement Firm Hosts Free Farm Show for Local Farmers
The Jensen Implement Co announces a free farm show for local farmers at 8 pm on Wednesday March 2 in the courthouse basement. The event features the color film The Story of Windy Hill with cartoons and shorts plus a Farmhand wagon giveaway to a audience member. Dean Jensen invites farmers to attend with their families. no tickets required.
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Jensen: “Implement Co
International Harvester
Windy Hill
Jensen’s
Dean Jensen
Franklin Gun Club Plans Magpie Week Dance
The Franklin Gun Club announces Magpie week from Feb 25 to Mar 4 topped by a dance March 4 in the Franklin gym at 9 pm. Secretary Gerald Wright says nine magpie heads will be accepted at the door in lieu of regular admission.
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Franklin Gun Club
Franklin Gymnasium
Gerald Wright
Rosenlund Named Manager of Idaho Falls Drive-In
Howard K. Rosenlund known as Rosy, becomes manager of the Drive-In in Idaho Falls after leaving the Golden Rule store in Preston. He and his family moved to Idaho Falls to assume the position, previously having managed the Eston Elks club.
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Howard K. Rosenlund
Preston
Rosy
K's ‘Drivein
Idaho Falls
Rosenlund
Golden Rule
Golden’ Rule
Eston' Elks Club
Eston' Elks Club-Réofhir
Polio Assembly Names Franklin County Officers
The Franklin County polio organization elected officers at a Monday courthouse meeting. Gaylord Larson was chosen chairman with George Wallace as vice chairman, Emma Davis as treasurer, and Mrs. Henry Hatch as secretary. A favorable March of Dimes report was heard, noting strong local effort despite stormy weather.
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Gaylord
Larson
George Wallace
Emma’ Davis
Henry Hatch
Franklin County
Daniel Roberts
National Foundation
Taylor Panter Reach Quarterfinals in Chicago Golden Gloves
Taylor and Panter from Dayton under the Ogden Elks colors won their Golden Gloves bouts in Chicago after advancing from Ogden by defeating Billy Slattery of Memphis and Ralph Rinsdale of Centralia. Panter then beat Tom Donaway of Memphis by TKO to reach the heavyweight quarterfinals. Taylor knocked out Walkes of Fort Worth in 50 seconds to advance. The finals are set for March 4 with potential intercity matches at Madison Square Garden.
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Lyle
Taylor
Dale ‘Panter
Dayton
Ogden Elks
Preston Elks” Lodge
Chicago
Ogden
Preston
OP Ponan
Billy
Slattery
Memphis
Tenn
Associated
Bargye O Taylor
Panter
Ralph Rinsdale
Centralia
Tom Donaway
Fort
Worth
Tex
New York
Ince Square Garden
Store Gets New Manager at Preston Branch
Don Redfield, formerly assistant manager at Jerome, is promoted to head the Preston M. H. King Co. store. He replaces Frank Patnick who had led since the store opened after the King chain acquired it two years ago. Redfield, with about six years with the company, served four years in the Army Medical Corps and is married with two children. He attended Potatello College for two years.
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Preston M. H. King .Co
Don Redfield
King
Jerome
Frank Patnick
M. H., King
Redfield
M.H.’ “King Co
Army Medical
Pocatello
District Meet Opens Tuesday At Pocatello
The fifth district basketball tournament starts Tuesday in Pocatello with favorites listed as Pocatello Blackfoot and West Side high. Preston Indians and West Side have split season games, and the opening schedule features Preston vs West Side at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday with finals set for Saturday night after double elimination. Coach Bob Bugker plans to take 12 players to the meet, though only 10 compete per school.
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Pocatello
Preston Indians
Blackfoot
West Side High
Pirates
Arid Snake
River, High
Adasmathe
Efinal Eocatellon
Mont ‘Peller
Ae Sd
Bob
Bugker
Wall
County Offers Free Rat Poison To Franklin County Residents
County agent Daniel Roberts announces a free rat poison program starting February 28 for all Franklin County residents. Commissioners will provide red squill bait and instructions at the Preston office during the week. Rat control experts from the Fish and Wildlife Service will join the Saturday morning broadcast to discuss methods and answer questions.
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Daniel “Roberts
Franklin County
Franklin
Preston
Fish and Wild“ Life Service
Roberts
Malad Boxers Defeat Preston in Local Meet
Malad high school boxers won nine of 14 bouts to defeat Preston in Malad gymnasium last Thursday evening. The card listed several decisions with Glen Morgan and B Williams among winners, as Malad established themselves as a top fifth district team by beating Preston and others.
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Malad High School
Preston
Malad
Pocatello
Jin
Glen Morgan
Garth
B. Williams
Wendell Egbert
J. T. Cole
Gordon
Thomas
Jack ‘ Davis
Brent . Wilson
de Gilters
Jéemes S Waldron
Corbridge
Peck Williams
Alder
Dee Mansfield
Larry. Scott
Carl
Webster
Reynolds
Blamires
Billy Ae Preston
Thaws Bring Snow Melt and Commerce Revival
Franklin county residents welcomed a January thaw as warm sun and rain melted inches of snow. Preston streets thawed and shoppers returned, easing weeks of isolation. County commissioners pledged all areas would be dug out by evening as another light snow fell Tuesday night before warming Wednesday.
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Franklin
Preston
State Street
Harris couple to present musical program at Elks lodge
Johana and Roy Harris will present a musical program at the Elks Lodge Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Ladies of the Elks, the event showcases two artists from USAC and supports a musical scholarship for a local piano student. Competition details will be announced later in the season ahead of the fall term.
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Elks
USAC
Storm recovery orders issued for windbreak trees and shrubs
Local officials informed county extension officers that storm damage prompts windbreak and erosion control measures. Orders for trees and shrubs must be postmarked by March 5 and obtained via the county extension office or by writing to Danial Roberts at the county office.
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Vernon
Tobe
Ares
Danial "Roberts
Prent
Presien
Wade
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Jaycees
Continental Company
Dell“ H. Bosen
DUROC
Franklin County Fish & Game Assn
Albert
Evan Peterson
Ray Coburn
Ernest Brutenbeker
Mr. Moser
Ed Scholes
Don Pinson
Mission Call
Ite Bey
Everett L. Rawlins
Everett—h.—Rawlin Cleveland
Idaho State
Robert. Stevens
Clair
Olsen
Clair Nash Olsen
Oslo
Norway
West
Falk
Drivein
Polio Assembly
Gaylord‘ “Larson
M. H. King
MISS
Nola Davis
Johana and
Roy Harris
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