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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

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Program on President Davies O. McKay Life Featured at Stake Chapel

In conjunction with quarterly conference meetings of Oneida stake, the stake MIA will present Sunday evening at 8 in the stakehouse chapel a program portraying the life and experiences of President Davies O. McKay. The program, borrowed from a Salt Lake stake, has proven so interesting that extensive demands are being made for its use and reproduction.

Oneida Mia Slo Davies O. McKay Salt Lake

Franklin school property sale approved by voters

Voters in Eastside school district approved selling the old teacherage building in Franklin. The special election held Monday with polls in Preston carried the measure to authorize sale after proper advertising. Clerk Sarah Johnson announced the result.

Monay Preston Eastside Franklin Sarah Johnson

County Declares Weed Control District and Notice

The Citizens report that commissioners declare a weed control district in the county under state law. Property owners must cooperate to manage noxious weeds. A legal notice lists seven weed types and control methods including cleaning, burning, spraying with 2-4-D and soil sterilants before bud stage.

A.t.weed Idatho Thei Clean Sullivanson

Sugar beet growers urged to file by January 20 deadline

The ASC office announces a normal turnover and regulation based allotment of available beet acreage for new growers. Anyone who wishes to plant beets must file an application at the ASC office before January 20, even if not growing beets in the last five years. Existing beet growers must also file to continue, with applications due by the same date.

ASC

Chairman Von R Atkinson to Lead ASC Committee

The ASC announced A C Hull resigned as chairman of the country committee due to conflicting business interests. Von R Atkinson will assume duties with Eldon B Bingham as vice chairman and Leeral G Jensen promoted from first alternate to regular member.

ASC A. C. Hull R. “Atkinson Athe Eldon B. Bingham Leeral G. Jensen

Preston Night Rodeo contract signed for 1956 show

Virgil Knudson leads the local rodeo committee after signing the contract for the Famous Preston Night Rodeo to be produced by LaDell Haslam and Earl Hutchinson. The 1956 event will run July 26 27 and 28 with about 50 percent more stock than 1955. Shown in the photo are Weldon Nash William Shumway Haslam and Hutchinson along with others.

Preston Virgil Knudson Lécal. Rodeo Committee LaDell, Haslam Earl Hutchinson Haslam Intermountain Haslem Hutchinson Weldon A. “Nash Preston’. Chamber of Commerce William A. Shumway Chamber Eee Haslem Alvin ‘Berhstead Earl Hulcannan Virg_Randson Eine Cop

Preston Indians Fall To Pocatello In Inaugural Gym Match

The Preston Indians opened their new gym with a 53 41 loss to Pocatello High. Crawford led Preston with 15 points, while Moser Jensen and K Webb added several scores. Johnson and Stokesy Jensen tied for high for Preston, but the team fell behind after the third period.

Preston “Thdians Pan Ioe Nana JK Webb Preston Pocatello Johnson Crawford Moser Jensen Webb D. Webb Scholes Thres Land -Stokes Bennett Marsh’ “Valley Downey Onry Oliver Indians Crawfford Blackfoot D. Webb

Wickham Promoted at Modern Farm Equipment Co

Wickham named assistant manager at Allis Chalmers dealer Modern Farm Equipment Co by owner Earl Nelson. World War II veteran served three years in the Navy, two and a half years in the Pacific, six years with the firm as parts manager. Previously served two years with Preston Police.

Dpum Wickham Modern Farm Equipment Co Allis Chalmers Earl Nelson Navy Pacific Theater Preston Griduaia Antes Joson Iatdren Icy Ear

Mrs C W Peterson II Named New Commander

Announcement from George Schoper of Montpelier Idaho states Mrs C W Peterson II becomes county commander for the Cancer Society. June meeting planned with Mrs Don E Smith as secretary treasurer and Lincoln Foster as program chairman. Reeves named publicity director for the county society.

C. W. Peterson II Cancer: ‘Society Franklin T Society Géorgé Schoper

Volleyball Games Announced for Thursday Evenings

John Johnson announced organized volleyball will be played every Thursday at 7 pm. Anyone interested can join individually or in ward teams. all equipment will be furnished.

Ewan Sethe John Ward Treams

Inga Z Christensen Dies in Pocatello

Funeral services for Mrs. Tiga Zinick Christensen, formerly Mink Creek, will be held at 1 p m in the Pocatello ward chapel. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Vilate Crouch of Pocatello and Mrs Florence Radley of Spokane Wash and two sons Ralph Christensen of Spokane and Arnold Christensen of Seattle. She was the widow of John Cz Christensen of Mink Creek.

Tiga Zinick Christensen Mink’ Créek Pocatello 17Th Ward Vilate Crouch Ambon “Street Poestelle Florence Radley Spokane Wash Ralph Arnold ‘Christensen Seattle Wras John Cz. Christensen Mink .C Credle

Association Reports Donations In Recent Drive

The Franklin County Tuberculosis Association reports receipts of 565.05 in their Christmas drive. Officials express appreciation for donations though totals are about 100 less than last year.

Franklin +County The Preston Tmias Didva

Preston Kiwanis Club installs new president and officers

Ownes Baur was installed as the new president of the Preston Kiwanis Club during Monday evening ceremonies marking the club's first anniversary. Officers include Willis Burton as vice president Marden Mill as secretary treasurer and a board of directors. The event featured remarks on 1956 aims a report of 1955 activities and perfect attendance prizes for ten members. The Preston High School sextet performed several vocal numbers.

Baur Marden- Millward Kiwanis Preston , High” School

Scout District Charters and Presentations Planned

The district charters for Boy Scout troops Explorer units and re registrations are noted with plans to present to bishops of each ward. District leaders and staff will share the ceremonies with district committee members and listed officials aiding in the presentations.

Gethedya Iiraa Ward Sdistrict Melvin Harris Earl Nelson Dean Rust Melvin Griffeth Thane D. ‘Winward Keith Nielsen Marion H. "Bennett Harold Conlin Ivan* Thompson J. V Jensen

Yule favors hospital patients by FHA chapter

A high school Future Homemakers of America chapter made and presented Christmas candy and a tree to Franklin County General Memorial Hospital. The committee in charge included Helen Schwartz Clara Bowden Gayle Buttarson and Carol Archibald.

West , Gide FHA Franklin County General Memorial Hospital Helens “Schwartz Clara Bowden Gayle Buttarson Carol ‘Archibald

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