Farm Bureau Institute Here Monday Offers Several
Franklin County Farm Bureau hosts an educational institute at Oneida stake house next Monday with an 1 pm program directed by Orval Benson. Featured speaker Lloyd Browning of Pocatello will discuss the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago. The Carlson singers will perform as J Wendell Stucks and J Reuben Clark join in speaking.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
Oneida Stake House
Frank Gilbert
Pres. J. Reuben Clark
Latter-day Saints
Preston
J. Wendell Stucks
Department of Agriculture
Ricks College
Carlson Singers
Elda Carlson
Meats to Be Topic At Farm Institute
Budget cuts of meat and their preparation will be discussed at the Franklin County Farm Bureau program. Miss Mildred Haberly, nutrition specialist for the University of Idaho, will demonstrate meat stretchers to help solve the protein need in the family budget.
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Mildred Haberly
University of Idaho
Franklin County Farm Bureau- Institute
Oneida Stake House
Lucretia Maughan
Training Sessions Held for Franklin Benson Boy Scouts
Scouters from Franklin county and Benson districts attend the annual University of Scouting, held over four Monday nights in Preston. W H Simmons leads the training committee with a staff of scouters from both districts. Training covers basic scout master, explorer advisor, and advanced leader courses. A final two sessions and an overnight remain at Franklin stake house, with all scouters urged to attend to receive training certificates.
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Franklin County
Benson
Boy Scouts of America
University of Scouting
Preston
W. H.‘ Simmons
Franklin
Elleen Kent
Clair Hyer
Robert’,Hull
J.W. Jensen
Mark _Checketts
Franklin‘ County
Franklin Stake House
Letter Writer Recall From Sacramento Reaches Preston
Fred from Sacramento Calif writes thank you for THE PRESTON CITIZEN and says he would get homesick without it. In a postscript he greets Leland Chattertom S. and notes the name Sheeley.
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Preston
Fred. Strove
Sacramento
Calif
Leland “Chattertom
Pp. S
Sheeley
State Chairman Predicts Success of Polio Drive
R S Overstreet Idaho state chairman expresses confidence in a record March of Dimes campaign ending January 31. He notes widespread endorsements from organizations and urges county directors to secure more help. He cites 1300 infantile paralysis cases in five years, one Idahoan per 400 residents, and $1 705130 from the national group for epidemic relief. The drive aims to be a March of Dollars to meet rising costs and provide iron lungs hot pack machines and professional staff.
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R. S. Overstreet
Overstreet
Idaho
United States
National
March of Dimes Organization
National Foundation
Fairview PTA Reviews Problems at January Meeting
The Fairview school parent teacher association held its monthly meeting on January 9 with Mrs. Richard Meier as president and Mrs. Glenn Nelson as secretary. A film about teaching children was shown, a telephones for teachers was presented, lunch operations were discussed, a proposed high school gym diagram was shown, past presidents were surveyed for a founders day program in February, and subscriptions to PTA magazine were urged.
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Fairview School Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Meier
Glenn -Nelson
Fairview Telephone Exchange
Vern Hinkley
Donna Sharp
PTA Magazine
West Side Pirates Stay Hot in Close Wins and Losses
The West Side Pirates split two conference games last week. They beat the Blackfoot Broncos 43 28 at Dayton after a tight first half, and fell 65 53 to the Pocatello Bannocks on the Bannocks court. Elroy McDermott led with 16 points.
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West Side Pirates
Johnson
Pocatello
Bannocks
Franklin County
Pirates
Blackfoot Broncos
Dayton
West Side
Buccaneers
Elroy McDermott
Pirate
Mfor
Helman
Car and truck registrations drop in Franklin county 1951 report
Idaho Registration Service Co tallies show 1951 passenger car registrations fell by 152 and truck registrations by 30 in Franklin county from 1950. Chevrolet led in both years with 73 cars in 1951 and 120 in 1950. Ford second with 62 and 100. Buick third with 43 and 57.
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Franklin County
Idaho Registration Service Co
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Studebaker
Mercury
Cadillac
Chrysler
DeSoto
Dodge
Hudson
Kaiser
Lincoln
Nash
Oldsmobile
Packard
Plymouth
Willys
Ford
GMC
Diamond T
International
Rev
Local Young People in College Opera at USAC
Barbara and Beth Olsen twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Dewey S Olsen Preston along with Glen Tanner son of Mrs Lucy Tanner Preston rehearse for the Utah State Agricultural College opera to be held March 5 and 6. The show is Von Flotow Martha with the Olsen twins freshmen majoring in music and Lambda Delta Sigma members. Mr Tanner is a freshman agronomy major at USAC.
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Barbara
Beth
Olsen
Dewey S. Olsen
Preston
Glen Tanner
Lucy Tanner
Utah State ‘Agricultural College Opera
von Flotow
Martha
USAC
Lambda Delta Sigma
Tanner
Agronomy
Lynn Fackrell Named President of Preston Jaycees
Lynn Fackrell, local plumber, is elected president of the Preston junior chamber of commerce succeeding Howard Bennett. Installation of 1952 officers and directors is set for the annual banquet on Wednesday evening January 30 at 8 o'clock with guest speaker and program planned.
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Lynn’ Fackrell
Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fackrell
Howard Bennett
Thatcher Area Telephone Service Change Notice
Vernon Mendenhall received a letter clarifying a regional telephone service change. The Mountain States company will provide service to Thatcher area while Smith Telephone Company retires from the business. Construction is expected after good weather in spring, depending on dial equipment availability, with service to begin within a reasonable period.
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Thatcher
Vernon Mendenhall
Boises
Ace 3
Smith - Telephone
Mountain States Company
Andrea Gundesen Dies at 90 After Two Day Illness
Andrea Georgina Hansen Gundesen, 90, native of Denmark, died at the Preston home after a two day illness. Born January 25, 1861 in Denmark, she married Jessie Gundesen in 1886 and moved to the United States in 1896 settling in Preston. She was active in L D S church work and Relief Society. Survived by two sons.
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Andrea Georgina Hansen Gendesen
South First East
Preston
Skjedstrop
Chevrolet and Buick Show New 1952 Models This Saturday
Chevrolet and Buick unveil 1952 models at Preston on Saturday with displays at Affleck Buick, 84 South State, and Cranney Chevrolet, 59 South State. Local dealers invite the public to view the new low priced Chevrolets and Buicks featuring a claimed mighty engine, large brakes, quiet ride, and spacious trunks.
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Buick
College Drama Role Taken by Frank Nuffer
Frank Nuffer of Bozeman Montana practices daily for Utah State Agricultural College drama a Greek tragedy Oedipus the King by Sophocles. He plays Therasias under director Dr Harold I Hansen and is a junior speech major and Delta Phi member preparing Jan 30 to Feb 2 performances.
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Frank Nuffer
D. P. Nuffer
Bozeman
Mont
Utah State Agricultural College
Oedipus
Sophocles
Wuffer
Harold, I. Hansen
Nuffer
Delta—Phi
LDS Missionary Fraternity
USAC
Finance Drive For Boy Scouts Set For Feb 13
The annual Franklin County finance drive for the Boy Scouts will be held on February 13 to align with National Boy Scout Week February 6 through 12. The drive aims to raise about $5,000 locally as part of a regional budget near $25,000 for 2,500 registered scouts in Cache Valley. Dr. David Cutler chairs the Franklin County district with A. G. Carlson and W. Paul Merrill as vice chairmen and Herman Richards as finance chairman. Committees are forming to appoint community chairmen with Mark Checketts and William A. Davis as co chairs for local areas including Preston Stewart Geddeson on the north side and Fielding Widward on the south side.
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Franklin County
Cache Valley
David Cutler
A. G. Carlson
W. Paul Merrill
Herman Richards
Richards
Mark Checketts
William A. Davis
Preston
Melvin McKay
Stewart Geddeson
Fielding Widward
Indians on Top of League Ladder As Circuit's Undefeated Leader
Preston Indians remained the sole unbeaten team in the fifth district after defeating Snake River Panthers 67 40. Guard DeLyle Coricie led with 16 points, aided by Larry Crawford 16, DeVerl Herzog 12, and Ivan Davis 12 as the team hit 47 percent. Tomorrow they face Malad Dragons in the fourth district clash on their home court.
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Indians
Preston
Snake River Panthera
Moreland
Redmen
Panthers
DeLyle
Coricie
DeVerl Herzog
Ivan Davis
Blackfoot
Montpelier
West Side
Downey
Malad
Snake River
Joe C. Goff Named Preston Chamber President for 1952
Joe C. Goff, Preston division manager of Utah Power & Light Co, was elected president of the Preston Chamber of Commerce for 1952 at the annual meeting. He succeeds Dr. R. L. Smith and assumed office at the courthouse dining room dinner. Phil West of West Motor Co was chosen as vice president. New directors include Cleo Swenson, March V. Hopkins, Keith Christensen, Earl Nelson, and others.
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Sof
Joe C. Goff
Preston
Utah Power & Light Co Ng
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Goff
R. L' Smith
Phil West
West Motor Co
de Soto-Plymouth
Chamber of Commerce
Cleo Swenson
West
March V. Hopkins
Keith Christensen
McCune Motor Co
Earl Nelson
Modern Farm Equipment Co
Allis- Chalmers
Preston Chamber Marks Change In Leadership And Plans
Four holdover directors include Pres Goff and T Roy Peterson with owners from Block's and Preston Electric. Retiring directors are Dr Smith O Sherwin Webb Frank Foss and Virgil Knudson. Goff, born in Oregon, has long lived in Preston and led Utah Power duties locally since 1941. At the banquet 210 members heard Charles Wheeler of Salt Lake Hardware condemn socialism and urge action.
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Pres. Goff
T. Roy: Peterson
Block
al Laschi
Golden Rule
Ownes Baur
Preston Electric and Furniture Co
Dr. Smith
O. Sherwin ‘Webb
Frank Foss
Virgil
Knudsop
Goft
Oregon
Preston
Preston Indians Dominate Downey In Close 61 47 Win
Preston defeated the Downey Bulldogs 61 to 47 in a hard fought game on the Preston floor. Five or six points separated the teams for most of the contest until the Indians warmed up in the closing minutes. Coach Evan Sorenson trusted Crawford Davis Condie Herzog and Keller throughout the game with Crawford and Davis as top scorers.
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Preston
Downey Bulldogs
Indians
Downey
Evan Sorenson
Crawford
Davis
Condie
Herzog
Keller
Annual Utah Poultry Convention Set for Feb 15 16
The 29th annual Utah Poultry and Farmers cooperative convention will meet at Hotel Utah Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday February 15 and 16. Delegates from Utah and southern Idaho will elect new officers and three two year directors from Payson area American Fork Provo Heber Spanish Fork Springville Price. A keynote farm speaker will headline. Gen Clyde C Edmonds will report 1951 activities with dinner Saturday night.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
H. Ray Pond
Richmond
Idaho
Payson
American Fork-Provo-Heber
Clyde C. Edmonds
Hotel Utah
Pond
Mr.Hansen
Spanish Fork
H. O. Berrett
Draper
Leon ‘Forsgren
Preston
Mrs. Ohlwiler
Paradise
Ayrshire Breeder Association Elects DeRalph Perry
The Ayrshire Breeder Association announces the unanimous election of De Ralph Perry Preston to membership. National secretary C. T. Conklin of Brandon, VI, made the announcement. Perry’s dairy herd traces to Ayrshire cattle of Scotland, the breed’s origin. There are now over 20,000 Ayrshire herds in the United States.
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Gene Ty E
de Ralph
Perry
Preston
C. T. Conklin
Brandon
Ayr
Scotland
United “States
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Orval Benson
Lloyd Browning
Idaho Farm Bureau
American ‘Farm Bureau
Chicago
Brent *Nash
Mary Jane Handy
Barbara Olsen
Brent Nash
Mildred Habberly
Extension Service
Boise
Vance Smith
Pres. Gilbert
J, Reuben -Clark
Farm Institute
Fairview
PTA
Lynn Fackrell
Jaycees
Duane Sorenson
M. H. King Co
Alfred White
Western Motor Sales
Ross Rasmussen
DeMar Merrill
Board of Direttors
Andrea
Gundesen
Denmark
Power & Light, Co
Phil Weest
Buito
Chamber of Commerce Board of ‘Directors
Preston Lions Club
Charles L. Wheeler
Salt Lake Hardware Co
Wheeler
Russia
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Smith
Lyle Shipley
Nadine Wright
Joe. C
Utah Poultry
Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative
Ayrshire Association
DeRalph Perry