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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1960

Page

6

Sugar beet acreage soars as 1960 allotment rise set

U S Department of Agriculture reports Idaho beet acreage boosted to 93 966 acres for 1960 an all time Idaho total and U S beet sugar output seen rising to a record 2 4 million tons from the 1959 harvest Cuba's political turmoil cited as a factor in the jump executives from Amalgamated Sugar Franklin County Sugar and Utah Idaho Sugar say the larger allotment will be utilized and growers express optimism

U. S. Department of Agriculture Idaho U. S Sthe Amalgamated Sugar Co Franklin County Sugar Co Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Ganizations U.S Cuba Robert H. Shields Washington, D. C America Shields

Mrs. Ruby Nash 54 Dies at Home in Weston Area

Funeral services were held at the Weston LDS chapel for Mrs. Ruby S. Nash 54 who died Sunday at her Linrose home after a heart condition. She was born in Logan November 5 1905 and married D Ariel Nash February 14 1924. Survivors include husband two sons and several relatives. burial followed at Franklin cemetery.

Weston Ruby S. Nash Linrose Nash D. Ariel Nash Logan Isaac Ensign Smith Elva Keller Mesa, Ariz Oliver Smith Rawleigh N. C Clyde Smith Reno Nev Franklin Cemetery

Mary Carlson Rites Held Here Monday

Funeral service for Mary Charlotte Erickson Carlson who died January 6 was conducted by Bishop A Sharp in the second ward chapel Monday at 1 p.m. Prayer at the mortuary was by

Mary Charlotte’ Erickson Carlson Bishop A.&. Sharp Second Ward

Tennie A Owen Dies Here Monday

Tennie Anderson Owen died Monday and funeral services were held today at 1 p m in the seventh ward chapel. The service included music and remarks by local clergy and the grave was dedicated at Preston cemetery by Clarence L. Owen.

Seventh Ward Tennie Anderson Owen Vera J. Auger Theodore Zelles Enid Johnston Karl Reo Alder Leland L. Auger Horace Baugh Carl Mortensen Verl J. Auger Elda Carlson Willis Anderson Preston Cemetery Clarence L. Owen

Dedication Service at Preston Cemetery Leader Parley J Shaffer

Floyd Palmer leads prelude and postlude with invocation by Oliver Hansen and L E Hansen. The mixed quartet includes Helen Palmer Norma Crabtree Loyal Hansen and Roy Hansen. Speakers Mildred Anderson Grace Johnson and Elda Carlson. Orion Jensen remarks. Bishop Sharp sings with the mixed quartet. Gail Turner and a benediction close. The grave dedication at Preston Cemetery conducted by Parley J Shaffer.

Floyd Palmer Oliver Hansen L. E. Hansen Helen Palmer Norma Crabtree Loyal Hansen Roy Hansen Mildred Anderson Grace Johnson Elda Carlson Orion Jensen Bishop Sharp Gail Turner Preston Parley J Shaffer

Weston Child Recovering After Knee Operation

Weston Ellis Child son of Kenneth and Mrs Child of Weston had knee surgery at LDS hospital Salt Lake City after a fall injuring it during football He stayed with grandmother Ada Child in Clearfield Utah until a check up with a Salt Lake City doctor. Mrs Lewis Bingham of Weston had a major operation at Dee hospital Ogden and is recovering.

Ellis Child Kenneth Child Weston LDS Hospital Salt Lake City Pills Ada Child Clearfield Utah Lewis Bingham Dee Griffeth T. J. Egbert Walt Steve Jim Felix Felter June Anderson Richard Patsy Richard Goodey Clarkston Howard, Kofoed Sheril Kofoed Idaho Falls Jack King Leslie C. Nuhn Dennis Fife Renton Wash Lee Schwaneveldt Jack Seamons Ogden Myron Fennesbeck Paul Beck North Logan Glen Jorgensen Ogden Re Orban Larsen Harold Stevenson Linda Linrose H. R. Bingham Annis Spence N. R. Christensen Familly Sierra Madre Calif Delbert Schwaneveldt Albert Schwartz Terreton Owen Maughan Alonzo Doane Richmond Henry Coleman Smithfield Maughans Earl Buttars Joseph Malmberg C. T. Hansen John Binggell Verlan Rogers Glade Lewiston Pas Martinez Dayton Joseph Binggell Nibley Leland Weeks Preston Howard Kotoed Beverly Bob Goodwin Cornish LaVon Williams

Weston social notes recount visits and family gatherings

Numerous Weston Preston and surrounding residents visit relatives and attend dinners across Weston Brigham Cuy Ogden Salt Lake City Boise Astoria Ore Clarkston Logan Franklin Smithfield Preston and Boise in a week of family events. Debra and Curtis Godfrey stay with grandparents in Weston as Murrie Godfrey travels to Salt Lake City.

Est Anderson Preston Farrell Nielsen Brigham Cuy Nielsen Ogden Donna Webster LaVon Williams Weston Rolland -Williams Floyd Diderickson Debra Curtis Godfrey Soda Springs Jesse Griffeth Murrie Godfrey Salt Lake City Salt Lake City. Mrs. Griffeth Stratford Loosle Smithfield Lovina Allen Jack Egbert Logan Myron Fennésbeck Weldon Reeder Myron Douglas Hancey Provo Denver Orba J. Larsen Gene Archibald Harold Stevenson Linrose Melvin Hunter Bountiful Utah Owen Maughan James Howarth Janine Franklin Marion Morgan Milton’ Cutler Cutler Andrew Checketts Clyde Checketts Bishop Dean Palmer Calvin Parkinson Clarence Call Morgans Ruth Shrives

Nimitz Promoted to Admiral December 17 1941

Rear Adm. Chester W. Nimitz was promoted to admiral on December 17 1941 and assigned as commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet.

Chester W. Nimitz USN Pacific Fleet

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