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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1952

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Special Session Called Over Truck Laws Across Idaho

Governor Jordan ordered a special legislative session to correct inadequate Taft era truck laws causing cross border friction with Utah. Senate leader Meek and Rep. Mendenhall were notified to attend in Boise as tensions rise over dual license plates and trucking licenses for farm and commercial trucks. Thomas Heath of Preston urged swift action and a reciprocal agreement to ease border county commerce. Copies of Heath’s letter were sent to Meek and Mendenhall to aid drafting equitable trucking legislation.

Benjamin Meek Rep Vernon Mendenhall Len Jordan Idaho Meek Boise Taft Jordan Thomas ‘Heath Preston Heath Lamoah Franklin Utah- Idaho Utah Sen. Meek Rep. Mendenhall

West Side Pirates suffer two losses over weekend

West Side Pirates dropped two games to Montpelier 40 29 and Fielding High Paris 45 42. Montpelier led 8 9 at the half before a third period rally. West Side shot seven field goals and made 15 of 23 free throws. Fielding led a tight back and forth game with a horse race style finish.

Leonard Johnson West Side Pirates Montpelier West Siders Paris Bears West Side

Knife and Fork Club Substitution for Monday Meeting

Notices were mailed to Preston Knife and Fork Club members for the first 1952 meeting next Monday in the courthouse dining hall. Secretary Eldon Johnson received a wire stating speaker Albert Rostron cannot attend. Luther Gable will substitute to discuss Modern Miracles.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Courthouse Eldon Johnson Albert Rostron Luther Gable

PMA Announces Weekday Office Hours Change

Chairman Harry Knapp announced new office hours for the county production and marketing administration. The office will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and will not operate on Saturdays.

County Production and Marketing Administration Harry Knapp

Cast Set for Preston High School Red Mill Operetta

Preston High School selects a large cast for its annual operetta The Red Mill with students listed in roles including Don Kidder Bob Kjar and Karl Van Dama several romantic leads and a multinational cast of characters from mayor to innkeeper's daughter and English parasmas in a page 4 continuation.

Preston High School Red Mill Victor ‘Herbert Lyle Shipley Don Kidder Bob Kjar Kid Conner Wayne Schow Karl .van Dama Joan Johnson

Livestock Tour Set for Friday in Franklin County

Howard Hall of the Franklin County Wool Growers Assn announces a Friday livestock tour starting at 10 am from the Franklin County Courthouse. Stops include Marve Packer farm Riverdale, B A Meek farm Riverdale, and Farrell Beckstead farm Whitney, with a 1 pm dinner meeting for attendees. Tickets are $1.50 at the county agent’s office by 10 am Friday.

Howard Hall Franklin County Wool Growers Assn Franklin County Marve Packer Riverdale B. A. Meek Farrell Beckstead Whitney

Joseph H Walker Dies in California

Joseph H Walker aged 67 former resident of Preston died Christmas Day in Chula Vista California He was born January 12 1884 in Riverdale to Joseph and Drucilla Walker He married Grace Oakes in Montana She died in 1944 The family moved to California in 1942 He leaves a daughter Marie Curtiz San Diego and siblings Glen Walker Inez Walker of Oakland Funeral services were held Monday at Webb Mortuary led by Bishop Earl Hollingsworth burial in Preston Cemetery

Joseph H. Walker Freston Chula Vista Calif Mr. Walker Riverdale Joseph Drucilla van Noy Walker Grace Oakes Montana Fenn California Marie Curtiz San Diego Glen’ Walker Inez Walker Oakland

Larger Program Of Weed Control Sought Here

Franklin County Farm Bureau directors and local chairmen met January 7 at the courthouse to gauge farmer support for an expanded weed control program. They cited rapid spread of noxious weeds including Canadian thistle and proposed community meetings in January and February to explain the weed law and collect input. A county weed committee would be formed to study the problem and advise the county commissioners on needed actions. Immediate steps would target curbing weed spread from water sheds and rights of way to farms.

Franklin County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Franklin County Frank Gilbert Gilbert

Belnap Infant Dies in Ogden Hospital

Three day old boy Belnap son of Parley K and Merle Belnap died in an Ogden hospital late Sunday night. Born January 3 in Ogden he is survived by parents two sisters Kathleen and Betty Jo both of Clearfield and grandparents Mr and Mrs Emory Belnap and Mrs Louise C Rasmussen of Preston. Funeral held Monday at 3 30 p m at the Clearfield home with Bishop George Haslam officiating. Burial in Preston Cemetery under Richards and Son Mortuary direction.

Bennis Belnape Parley Merle Crane Belnap Ogden: Hospital Jane Ogden Preston Clearfield Kathleen Betty Jo Belnap Emory Belnap Louise C. Rasmussen George Haslam LDS Ward Preston City Cemetery Richards and Son

March of Dimes Workers to Meet in County Courthouse

Franklin County March of Dimes workers will meet in the basement of the Franklin County courthouse on Tuesday at 2 p m to receive final actions and drive a materials. A film will be shown on polio program. All chairmen and committeemen are urged to attend this meeting.

Franklin County March of Dimes Workers

City Ski Instruction Starts in Preston Park

Preston city recreation commission offers free ski lessons each Saturday on Owen hill two miles north of Preston on Grace highway. Head instructor George Nelson, assisted by Dean and Theo Smith and Ronald Allen, chair, with transportation by truck from Preston Supply Co. at 15 North State St. Transportation departs promptly each morning.

Preston City Recreation Commission Ronald Allen Owen Hill Grace Highway Preston Supp Co North State St George Nelson Theo Smith Allen

Preston chamber of commerce sets Wednesday meeting and dinner

The Preston chamber of commerce announces a Wednesday meeting in the Franklin county courthouse dining hall at 7 30 with secretary Houk noting spouses may attend. Salt Lake Hardware Co. president Charles L Wheeler will be the guest speaker as the annual dinner is planned and new board members will be chosen at a breakfast tomorrow.

Preston Franklin County Faye. Houk Charles L. Wheeler Salt Lake Hardware Co Berthe. Pase

New Ice Rink To Open In Preston City Park Saturday

The city opens a new ice skating rink in Preston City Park near the opera house with night lighting. The fire department prepared a smooth ice layer, and free hot dogs soda and music will accompany the opening. Officials expect demonstrations from experienced skaters and offer instruction for beginners. The rink advances the city recreation program led by Ronald Allen and Mayor Rulon Dunn.

Preston City Park Opera House Cranney Chevrolet Co Knudson Packing Co Rulon Dunn

March of Dimes County Solicitation Kicks Off

Lt. Boyd Whittle of the 7th Infantry Regiment 3rd Division risked his life in Korea to free a Chinese soldier trapped by a shell. He pulled a live shell from a collapsed trench, ordered dig out, and helped medics evacuate the grateful prisoner as artillery fire intensified.

Korea Boyd ‘ T. Whittle Preston Whittle 7Th Infantry Regiment Gibraltar

Franklin county March of Dimes drive set for three day push

Chairman Roberts announces a three day January 16 to January 18 drive to raise 1952 March of Dimes funds in Franklin County. The goal is 5000 dollars with ward chairmen named for each community and a first polio case reported in the county.

Franklin County Daniel” Roberts Roberts Franklin Harry Mills Banida Green Wells Winder Henry Hatch Oxford B. W. Winward, Jr Clifton Paul Merrill Dayton Larin Bright Linrose George Kofoed Weston Joseph Binggell Weston Creek Ezra T. Benson South Weston Blanche Wright Thatcher Theron Smith Cleveland Myrl Workman Treasureton Marve’ Packer Riverdale Douglas Nelson Mink Creek Albert Jensen Glencoe Guy’ Petterberg Glendale Gaylord Larsen Preston Myrl Henderson

Franklin County Dairymen Meet January 24

The annual meeting for active members of the Franklin County Dairymen's Association will be held January 24 at 7 30 p m in the basement of the courthouse. Delmar Olson and J W Adams directors terms expire and elections will fill vacancies. After a brief business meeting a program and refreshments will follow

Franklin County Dairymen’s Association Delmar Olson J. W. Adams

Studebaker Show Begins At Palmer Motor Co

Palmer Motor Implement Co local Studebaker dealer opens display of 1952 models at 47 North State St Leo and Dean with Keith Larsen noting major styling changes front end rear new tail lights trunk and longer lower hoods Starliner five passenger hardtop convertible leads the lineup offered in Champion and Commander lines in 11 two tone colors and two upholstery options Studebaker V 8 remains unchanged per Dean Palmer.

Palmer’ Motor Implement Co Studebaker North State St Leo Dean, Palmer Keith ‘Larsen Studebakers

Eastern PCA To Meet Here On Jan 17

The 18th annual stockholders meeting of the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association will be held in three sections: St Anthony on Jan 15, Blackfoot on Jan 16, and Preston on Jan 17. Two directors will be elected to succeed T W Smith of Rexburg and OE Hendricks of Swah Lake. Clarence Hart reports the year’s business with Otto Allgaier presenting the Production Coat Corporation, and other directors listed.

Idaho Association Pocatello Falls Blackfoot Preston St.,Anthony T. W. Smith Rexburg Hendricks Swah, Lake Clarence - Hart Otto F. Allgaier Dent Ofa 2 Association Will Mide Srhieother i Boryle Chafting Leo D. Murdock Blackfoo

Hours Revised for Preston High Swim Pool Access

Public pool hours at Preston High will change next week to accommodate a new boy scout training course. The general public may swim Monday evenings 7 to 9 pm instead of Thursday. Scouts and groups will use the pool Thursday evenings and Saturdays from 1:30 to 3:30 pm, with separate sessions for girls 3 to 5 pm and boys.

Preston High School W. H Samsons Simmons

Valley Dairy Group to Meet on Jan 19

Levor Doney executive secretary of the Cache Valley Dairy Assn announced a meeting for Saturday January 19 at 12:30 p.m. in the basement of the courthouse. All members their wives and others interested are invited to attend the meeting and luncheon with speakers from the valley.

Vance T Smith To Be On Program At Farm Bureau Institute

Vance T Smith extension soils specialist from Boise will appear on the Franklin county Farm Bureau Institute afternoon program. He will demonstrate balancing rotation with high nitrogen use and discuss results from a southeastern Washington farmer using commercial nitrogen under 13 inches rainfall to achieve 27 bushels per acre vs 32 bushels under wheat fallow. County Agent Daniel Roberts urged Franklin county farmers to attend.

Vance T. Smith Boise Owill Farm Bureau Institute Washington

Franklin Boy, 3 1/2, New Polio Case in Franklin County

Kenneth Cornish, 3 1/2, son of Mr and Mrs Burdett Cornish of Franklin, fell ill after influenza and was rushed to Preston Memorial hospital. Doctors feared polio and he was moved to Pocatalico then diagnosed with infantile paralysis and showing good response to treatment.

Franklin County Kenneth Burdett Cornish Franklin Preston Memorial Hospital Pocatello

Preston Indians Triumph In District Opener 47-33

The Preston Indians defeated Blackfoot 47-33 on home court in the fifth district opener. Larry Crawford led scorers with 17 points aided by DeLyle Condie’s 12 as Blackfoot struggled against the Indians height and a tight zone. Snake River romped Malad and West Side fell to Montpelier in other league games ahead of tomorrow’s road test against Snake River.

Preston Indians Blackfoot Blackfoot Crew Bob’Orr Broncos DeLyle Candle Indians Redmen Larry Crawford DeLyle “Condie Snake River Malad West Side Montpelier Paris fDowney iRedmen Co “Fdy

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of ‘Dimes C OF C March of Dimes County Boyd Whittle Red Marian Bell, Norman Edwards Chesen Belle and Beau Homemakers of Thiapter Colete Eberhard Sharon Nuffer Enid Beckstead Peggy Tellows Maralee, Hobbs Gloria Smart Silvér Bells Ollie Jean’ Nielson Donna Pesterberg Belle Beau Shirley Greaves Marian Bell Ina Marian Dexter Davis Miggs Merrill Wayne Bell Judy Symes Norman Edwards Kenny Morrison PCA Franklin Boy
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