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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1947

Page

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Preston Jaycees Plan State Convention and Events

Preston Jaycees discussed hosting the Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention in May. Logan Jaycees shared housing and speaker strategies, citing guests like Harold Stassen and Bob Hope. They also outlined plans for a two day Fourth of July celebration and a marching to raise funds for the annual march of dimes drive.

Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce Preston Jaycees Logan Club Utah Leo Johnson Joe Richie Johnson Jaycees Logan Jaycee Harold Stassen Barkeley Bob Hope Preston Logan Richie Reed Merrill Kirmit Herd Glen Meek Ronald Cole John Webber The

Huge wooden model watch on display at Merrill Jewelry

Preston jeweler T C Merrill completed a giant wooden watch after three years of effort. The 19½ inch diameter model, six inches deep, sits in Merrill Jewelry store showing a wooden construction with a steel main spring and glass components to explain watch mechanisms to customers.

T.C. Merrill Preston Jeweler Merrill Jewelry Store Merrill

Preston Lions Initiate Eight New Members

The Preston Lions held an initiation night with eight new members welcomed by the club. Under Keith Campbell's committee, new members drew parts by lot and performed music, stunts, and anecdotes led by Keith Larsen and Charles Goff. Transfers Charles Eline Voris Johnson and Sterling Hixson joined others Milfer Crabtree Hermann Richards and Edward Cross.

Preston Lions Keith Campbell Keith Larsen Charles Goff Charles Eline Voris Johnson Sterling Hixson Milfer Crabtree Hermann Richards Edward Cross

New Officers Sustained In Preston First Ward

In the Preston First Ward changes took effect last Sunday with George Egbert released as Sunday School superintendent. Mark Hart became the new superintendent with Keith Christensen and Dale Bastian as counselors. Wilford Seamons stepped down from genealogy. Milton Owen was sustained. Herman Richards moved from Aaronic priesthood leader to president of the Elders quorum. Charles Shumway was sustained as president of the Aaronic priesthood with Bob Bunker and Leo Palmer as counselors.

First Ward George Egbert Egbert Mark Hart Keith Christensen Dale Bastian Wilford Seamons Milton Owen Herman Richards Charles Shumway Bob Bunker Leo Palmer

School Thespians Present All Through The Night Play

The annual Thespian production All Through The Night will be presented January 17 at 8 p.m. in the life school auditorium announced by Stella Boothe. Cast includes Van Ness Hansen Grant Radford Richard Merrill Jocelyn Beckstead Kathleen Simmons Ruth Ann Mitton Dallas Cute Bruce Lowe Bill Spillman with proceeds funding high school stage equipment.

van Ness Hansen Calvin Driscoll Grant Radford Owl Richard Merrill Jocelyn Beckstead Katherine Simmons Ruth Ann Mitton Alicia Keefe Dallas Cute Bunny Bruce Lowe Mr. Holbrook Bill Spillman

New Owner Takes Over Preston Taxi Service

Dean Bambrough, a navy veteran with over three years service, takes over operation of the Lynn Auto and Taxi service in Preston. The taxi concern will be named Preston Taxi service with 24 hour operation and headquarters at 203 North State, phone 230-W. Bambrough will soon assume active management while attending Utah State Agricultural College.

Dean Bambrough Lynn Auto Preston Preston Taxi Service North State Dean Utah State Agricultural College Pekan Tao

Transient Barkdull Faces Shoplifting Charge In Logan

William Barkdull 64 of Logan appeared before Justice Dr. Milo Wheeler on shoplifting charges. A six month jail term was suspended provided he remains out of the state for a year. Barkdull was picked up in a local pool hall by Deputy Bill Dursteler after attempting to sell items from various stores. Police recovered gloves pipes fountain pens razors combs sun glasses and other merchandise from Logan stores among his possessions. Officers believe he worked between here and Logan during the summer, obtaining short term jobs at different places.

William Barkdull Logan Barkdull

Well Known Contractor Mickelsen Dies at Dayton Home

John Mickelsen age 59, a prominent contractor and builder of the Dayton area, died suddenly at his Dayton home Monday. He served as cemetery sexton for 15 years and is survived by his wife, eight sons and daughters, four sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Dayton with burial at the Dayton cemetery under Hendricks-Webb mortuary supervision.

John ‘Grover Miciselsen Dayton Mickelsen Neils S Annie Margaret Hansen Micklesen Lucy C. Godfrey Clarkston Pocatello John Waite Shelley Wm. Taylor Ontario Oregon Dayton Chapel Glenn Bingham Dayton Cemetery Hendricks-Webb Mortuary

Malad to visit Preston in Friday basketball clash

After a 10 day layoff Preston high faces Malad high in a Friday night home game with a junior varsity opener at 7 and the main contest at 8. Coach Bob Bunker has sharpened offense and defense during practice as the Indians prepare for strong regional competition and a follow up against Pocatello high on January 18. The schedule continues January 16 at West Side high in Clifton.

Bob Bunker Preston High Cage Indians Bunker dé.Indians Pocatello’ High ‘School Tov Preston West Side Clifton

Businesses To Close At Six After January Eighteenth

Preston merchants vote to close shops at 6 PM from January 18 to harmonize hours with valley communities. The chamber of commerce aims to level employee hours, boost local employment, and streamline shopping, despite concerns about early shoppers.

Preston Énic Chamber of’ Commerce Jlo Chamber of Commerce

Fisher Dies Of Heart Attack In Salt Lake City

George Howard Fisher, long time Bannock County Idaho resident and former state senator, died of a heart attack at 7 40 p m Sunday December 29 at the home of his step daughter Mrs Henrietta Alley in Salt Lake City He was born in 1872 and was active in church civic and political life including a mission to the Hawaiian Islands teaching and school leadership roles in Logan Idaho He served as bishop of Bancroft ward and stake clerk Mrs Fisher preceded him in death

George Howard Iiene Islands Bannock ‘County

Preston Rotarians Watch Film On Waters Become Polluted

Preston Rotary members viewed a film titled Clean Waters showing how sewage disposal has polluted U S waterways and cost billions in damages. Mayor Crockett praised Preston’s 1943 plant, designed for 6 000 people and expandable, as modern and nearing full payment while highlighting the need for more plants nationwide.

Preston Rotary Club United States U.S Edwin A. Crockett Preston lHe Idaho Preston J Crockett Rotary Harold Swift

American Legion Boxing Card Set for Feb 10

The American Legion boxing show is scheduled for February 10 at Nielsen gym. A strong card is planned to please boxing fans with local boys contacted and several already signed. A full card is expected to be published in next week's Citizen.

American - ‘Legion American . Legion Nielsen Gym The Citizen

Jefferson P T A Meeting at Jefferson Building

The Jefferson P T A study group will meet January 15 at 4 o clock in the music room of the Jefferson building. Superintendent Harland Simmons will speak, followed by an open discussion. High school students will perform musical numbers led by Lyle Shipley.

Jefferson P-Ta Jefferson Building Harland Simmons Lyle Shipley

Precipitation and Temperature Compare Early January 1946

Milford Crabtree chemist at the county sugar factory notes that the first eight days of January 1946 saw precipitation of .03 compared with .29 a year earlier, and temperatures were warmer. The report lists daily highs and lows from Jan 1 to Jan 6 with readings of 18/3, 27/0, 27/-7, 18/-5, 33/5, and 6 for Jan 6, indicating milder weather than the prior year.

Milford Crabtree Spa

J G Wanner Dies En Route From Florida

John G Wanner 76 dies Sunday morning in Chicago while en route from Florida to Preston. He was wintering in Florida and fell ill. grandson William Andra planned to bring him home but fatigue prevented travel. Survivors include wife Anna, a son Willard and three daughters, two sisters, two brothers, and several extended relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m in First Ward chapel with burial in Whitney cemetery.

John G. Wanner Chicago Wanner Florida Wm. Andra Mr. Wanner Preston Germany John G Annie- Marie Schmiet Wanner Regina Nuffer Logan Temple Salt Lake City Mary’.Andra Eva _Spatig Kate’ Naef Downey Louise Bordero Minnie. Bordero Logan Mary _Wagstaff Ogden Fred Wanner Goodlup ‘Wanner Inkom First Ward Ernest Eberhard Richards and Sons Mortuary Whitney Cemetery Friends Willard Z. Warner East 4Th South

Winter Carnival at Franklin Stake Jan 16

The Franklin stake winter Carnival dance, chaired by Mr and Mrs Joe Steers, with M I A directors, will be held in the stake house recreation hall Thursday evening January 16. Attire is informal and current issue budget cards are the only admission. The event starts a monthly stake sponsored dance series by ward committees.

Joe Steers Franklin Stake Stake House Steers Etnora Phan Tand Ward

Hog Pool Shipment Brings 15000 To Area Farmers

The county hog pool shipped 250 head this week totaling 15000 for local farmers. Director Edgar Petterberg praised the grading method and a 50 cent premium on top hogs. Farmers are warned to have hogs in by noon to avoid delays and shrinkage.

Edgar Petterberg Petterberg Preston Cache Junction Utah

High School Lettermen Plan Annual Dance

Under the direction of Le Harris the Preston high Lettermen's club will hold its annual dance this Friday evening in the Preston high gymnasium. The dance will commence immediately following the Malad Preston basketball game scheduled to get underway at 8 p.m.

le Harris Preston High Lettermen’s Club Preston

Budget Cards for Church Activities Issued by Oneida Stake

Presiding Church official Paul R Wynn of the Oneida stake urges use of ward budget cards for admittance to dances and social events. Bishops distribute guest cards for invited attendees while pass-out tickets are discouraged to control access.

Paul R. “Wynn Oneida Wynn

Social Security Man to Visit Preston January 15

C Wayne Tucker manager of the Pocatello Social Security Administration field office will be in Preston on Wednesday January 15 from 2 to 4 p m at the Idaho State Employment Service. About 1000 people in the field office area receive benefits and payments totaled about 15000 for December 1946 marking ten years of the program.

C. Wayne .Tucker Mariager Pocatello Social Security Administration Preston Senate Social Security ‘Act Tucker Idaho _State employment service Social Security Pocatello Field

Preston boxers defeat West Side in local matchup

Preston boxers won a 40 to 20 decision over West Side High School as Cloyd Lewis and others starred. Kelly Bowles halted Bowden in the first round for the only KO, while Devon Chatterton impressed in his first school bout. Preston plans eight more matches before the district tournament in Pocatello in March. Next meet at the local gym on Jan 27 when Preston hosts.

Preston Mithmen West Side High School S Cloyd Lewis Preston High Marion Jensen West Side Kelly Bowles Vanace Bowden Gibb Hull Walker Weston Devon Chatterton Lemmons Chatterton Malad Pocatello Blackfoot Will

Banquet to Raise Funds for Franklin Ward Chapel

A church fund banquet to finish paying for the Franklin ward chapel is organized by the finance committee led by William Robinson. The program begins with dinner at 6 30 and a following dance in the recreation hall on January 13. peers and friends are invited to attend.

Franklin Ward William Robinson

County Officials to Take Office Next Monday in Franklin County

Incoming Franklin County officials will be sworn in Monday before the county commissioners. Cleo Swenson to swear in as auditor and clerk. SYM Evans and D. Aric Nash begin second terms as commissioners representing districts II and III. Angus Condie starts first term in district I. Sheriff Elias Lee Hansen begins fourth term. Other leaders start initial offices. Marlowe Funk as assessor Emma Davis as treasurer P M Condie as prosecuting attorney W Paul Merrill as probate judge Merk Hart as superintendent of schools Senator Stewart Geddes and Representative Roy C Andreasen already serving in Boise. Retiring: Wallace Olsen Emma Callan Fred Hawkes Welland Smith Mrs Thomas Preston. Deputy positions: Swenson with Sarah Meyers and Laura Palmer as recorder deputies. Lucy Tanner becomes treasurer’s assistant. Bill Dursteler remains deputy to Sheriff Hansen.

Board ‘of County Commissioners Cleo Swenson Board of Commissioners Sym. Evans Marlowe Funk Wallace Olsen Emma’ .Callan Fred Hawkes Ors Welland Smith Thomas Preston Wild Swenson Sarah Meyers Laura Palmer T O Recorder’s Lucy Tanner Mrs. Davis Mae Geddes Bill Dursteler Sheriff Hansen

First New Year’s Baby in Franklin County Named

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Ariend Hansen was born at Memorial hospital at 1 15 pm New Year’s Day in Franklin County. Local merchants planning gifts include Greaves Style shop Golden Rule Reliance Johnson Drug Mel’s Perscription Drug Penney’s Carlsons Furniture U and I Exchange and Co op Drug. Mr Hansen a German campaign veteran was wounded and is now farming. The first infants of the year were twins born to Mr and Mrs Doyle Johnson of Preston at Cache Valley hospital in Logan.

Franklin County Ariend Hansen Memorial Hospital Greaves Golden‘ Rule Reliance Johnson Drug Mel's Perscription Penney's Carl [Son 1. Exchange Co-op Hansen Doyle Johnson Preston Cache Valley Hospital Logan

Distinguished Service Award for County Young Man of the Year

Preston Jaycees will honor the outstanding young man of Franklin County with a Distinguished Service Award. A committee of local civic leaders selects the nominee, with final approval by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, for contributions to the community in the past year.

Preston. Jaycees Franklin’ County Endance Preston Joe Goff The Lions Harold [Swift Rotarians Harley Greaves of Commerce Cliff Warr United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Jay‘cees Webber

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