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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1963

Page

5

Preston Fourth Ward Chapel History Unearthed From Strong Box

Workmen uncover a strong box under the Fourth ward chapel capstone revealing a ward history, photos, and data. The 1914 program noted the building began in 1902, foundation 1906, costs around 20000, with key leaders including Dr. Allen R. Cutler and Bishop John W Condie.

Fourth Ward Preston Otto E. Johnson Amusement Committee Oneida Stake Academy C. J Engar Lavaun Herbert Harold B. Lee Council of the Twelve David Howell Milton Woodwand Herald Egbert Heber Winn Irel Lowe Perry Isat Rollo Brimhall Preston Thomas Scott Lowe Leo Anderson Allen R. Cutler Bishop Cutler John W Condie

Preston Utah Ward History and Early Leaders Chronicle

A historical note traces Preston ward development from 1879 with Nahum Porter as bishop through 1902 when the ward split into four. It lists bishops and counselors including William C. Parkinson, George T. Benson, John Larsen, Devad C. Eames, and Dr Allen R. Cutler, plus early Relief Society leadership.

Franklin Preston Nahum Porter Glendale Whitney Ward William C. Parkinson George T. Benson John Larsen Benson Ant Re Devad C. Eames Parkinson Allen R. Cutler Walter P. Monson William A. Skidmore Relief Society Sarah Fielstead Wes Fao

Debaters From Preston Reach Semis At Ogden Meet

The Preston debaters travelled to Ogden and Weber College for the February 15-16 meet with over 1600 participants. A sophomore pair, Ann Weber and Marie Lamont, went undefeated for seven rounds before losing in the semi final to one of the five women's division winners. In the B division, Lamont Harris and Tom Perkins also reached semis before elimination. Deanna Merrill advanced to the final extemporaneous speaking round where Idaho’s sole placer, a Pocatello contestant, took second.

Preston Ogden and Weber College Ann Weber Marie la- Mont la- Mont Harris Tom Perkins Deanna Merrill Idaho Pocatello

Grace Area Cows Set Milk and Butterfat Records

New production figures from registered Holstein cows in Grace Area highlight Trout Creek Robin Stardust 4601894 and Super View Fores Betty 4768490 with 17 789 lbs. milk 581 lbs. butterfat and 14 417 lbs. milk 535 lbs. butterfat respectively in 365 days. The Holstein association notes national averages of 7 211 lbs. milk and 270 lbs. butterfat.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Trout Creek Robin Stardust F M. Mickelson Grace Super View Betty Harris A Lawrence D. Mickelson National Holstein Organization U.S

Trenton PTA Observes Founders Day Program

Trenton Thédienton PTA held its Founders Day program February 18 in the school lunch room with a large crowd. Principal Tait Hoff led the event as student teachers were introduced. Parents heard about a $13.3 donation by sixth graders for the Children's Hospital.

Trenton Thédienton PTA Ethleen Grant Princibal Tait Jean Spackman Nedra Wood Melvin Grant Henry Ashcroft Jean Read Harold Spackman Ray Ann Pitcher Willard Pitcher Melva Cottle

Fairview Court of Honor Honors Cub Scouts and Earners

The Fairview ward held a Court of Honor on Sunday. Joyce Bowles and Earl Jersen spoke as Scouts earned Wolf and Bear achievements. Garth King, Eddie Bowles, Kelly Bowles, Herold Lee Egbert, Bart Inglet, Eric Larsen, and David Larsen earned Wolf awards. Bear recipients included Michael Rawlings J D Drury and Kenneth Rawlings. Bob cat pin went to Keith Rawlings. Merit badges and pins were awarded to Rodney Fifields Craig Rawlings Dwight Rawlings Bradley Larsen, and others. First class pins went to Scott Baverlee Cal ip in the Home and Stitfin. Remaining pins went to multiple scouts including Brent Whittle Danny Fowers Clyde Gilbert Mike Wheatley Keith Wheatley and others.

Fairview Joyce Bowles Earl Jersen Garth King Eddie Bowles Kelly Bowles Herold Lee Egbert Bart Inglet Eric Larsen David Larsen Michael Rawlings J. D. Drury Kenneth Rawlings Keith Rawlings Rodney Fifields Craig Rawlings Dwight Rawlings Bradley Larsen Calip Ana Ne Stitfin Ianine Scott Baverlee Rawlings Brent Whittle Danny Fowers Clyde Gilbert Mike Wheatley Nature Keith Wheatley Roreld Wheatley Blane Hatch Alex Larsen Scott Christensen Bryce Bodily

Cornish Couple Attends State Purebred Cattle Meeting

Mr and Mrs Rol Johnson attended the State Purebred Cattle convention at the Hotel Ben Lonmt in Ogden. Mr Johnson is president of the Cache County Holstein association.

Cornish Roland Johnson

Eighteen Aaronic Priesthood Boys Receive Individual Awards

Eighteen Cove ward Aaronic priesthood quorums members received individual awards for activity. Recipients included Ronald Rodebush, Roland Rich, Varr Allen, Rodney Spencer, Ian Eskelson, Cleve Rodebush, Leslie Begay, Mel Larson, Kenny Cornish, Ray Geddes, Larry Rodebush, Craig Preece, Wayne Allen, Ross Eskelson, Richard Spencer, Kent Walker, Andy Kelly, and Howard Preece. Del Rawlins records were read and accepted. Lyle Godfrey of Logan, formerly of Cornish, spoke. choir performed the sacrament song.

Cove Ronald Rodebush Roland Rich Varr Allen Rodney Spencer Ian Eskelson Cleve Rodebush Leslie Begay Mel Larson Kenny Cornish Ray

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