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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

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West Side High Band Uniform Fund Reaches Goal

Students officials and PTA report a highly successful drive to raise funds for new band uniforms at West Side High School. About 1200 dollars was collected with styles and fabrics chosen. The drive was aided by volunteers and Preston merchants. The school board band students and PTA officers met to select styles and fabrics for completion.

West Side High School Drive PTA Carl Viehweg Clifton Bert Winward Pres LaVere Owene Reed, Anderton Earl Kirk West Side Preston Inter Preston

Hog Pool Sets Record Prices in Franklin County

The Franklin County Live Stock Marketing Assn held a hog pool on January 12 shipping 218 hogs to Arch McFarland & Sons in Salt Lake City. Tops sold for 16 dollars per hundredweight totaling 6,200.80. Of 216 hogs, 184 were tops, combined weight 48,340 pounds, association receipts 7,480.01. Next pool set for January 25 with listing deadline January 21.

Franklin County Archie McFarland “and Sons Salt’ Lake City Edgar Petterberg

Hansen Glass Shop Moves to 61 North State Street

Hansen Glass shop relocates from 11 West First South to 61 North State Street in the former Horace Baugh Plumbing Co. building. The move consolidates stock and expands display space, with all merchandise to be moved by month’s end.

Co: Hansen Glass Shop North State Street Horace: Baugh Plumbing Co Hansen West First South First South North State

Legislators to Meet Merchants Monday at Courthouse

Fulton, president of the chamber of commerce, calls a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the courthouse in Preston with State Sen. Marion Jensen and Hep V. A. Mendenhall. The aim is to discuss forthcoming bills and share the local men’s views.

Sur Gbert Fulter Ni Chamber ‘Oft Commerce Preston Marion“ Jensen Hep A. Mendenhall Fulton

Franklin County Fish and Game Association Nominates Officers

The annual business and nominations meeting for the Franklin County Fish and Game Association is set for next Monday night in the courthouse at 8 o'clock. Nominations will be accepted for president vice president secretary treasurer and four directors, with other association business to be transacted and discussed.

Franklin County Fish and Game. Assn The

Blizzard Birth Brought Baby to Clifton Home

Mrs. O. E. Anderson delivered a seven pound baby boy in the family car during a raging blizzard on the way to Preston. The infant spent 45 minutes in the vehicle before being brought to the Panter home where mother and child were later returned to Clifton.

Iman Kevin Drew Anderson Clifton O. E. Anderson Nce Preston Jan Aice Orts Grovel Inc Leo. Hawkes

Heber Swainston Celebrates 90th Birthday

Heber Swainston a Franklin county resident since 1889 celebrated his 90th birthday Saturday at his North State street home. He moved from Whitney to Preston and served as Whitney school trustee and 22 years as president of the Whitney Nashville Water Co. He and Rosa married in 1882 and raised nine children, eight alive. Funeral arrangements noted for Monday with family gathering at his home. continued on page 10.

Heber “Swanston Franklin State Street Swainston at_Whitney Preston Inj Whitney The Whitney Nashville Water Co Swae Rosa United’ “States Eure Maida Ogden -Whers Swanston Monnday

January Thaw Reduces Snow as Blizzard Hits Ship Region

A January thaw this week cuts down standing snow and clears roofs while a late Friday blizzard paralyzed traffic and business through Saturday. Temperatures ranged from 4 below to 41 above, with season snow totals reaching 238.6 inches and prior months adding to the record.

Davis E Davis Honored for 25 Years in Scouting

Preston businessman David E Davis receives a silver anniversary award for 25 years of service to Boy Scouts in Cache Valley Council. The Franklin County Kiwanis executive Dr David Cutler presented the honor, with letters from Arthur Schuck and the national council offering congratulations.

David E- Davis David .E Davis Preston Cache, Valley Council Boy” “Scouts David ’ Cutler Franklin County - Dis Arthur Schuck Park Avenue New York Miro Davis Stherthnational

Preston High Polio Benefit Smokes for Funds

Evan Sorensen and Glen Oliverson announce a polio benefit at Preston High School. A smokeless smoker event in the gym Monday night at 8 o clock, January 23, raises funds for the Franklin County police unit with a 26 cent admission and promises 10 times the value in boxing bolts tumbling and other sports cuts. Public invited.

Evan Sorensen Preston Shigh Glen Oliverson Sorerisen Oliverson Vassist Franklin County Sa’ Small

Idaho employment service seeks census enumerator applicants

Thomas Boyle manager of the Idaho state employment service in Preston said today the office is preparing to handle applications from people wishing to be employed as census enumerators for the population count in Franklin county beginning in April. Men and women aged 21 to 55 with a high school education or equivalent are invited to contact the ISES office at 26 West Oneida street. Wages average 8 dollars per day plus five cents per mile for use of their automobile. Written tests will be given and appointments made from test grades. applicants will be notified by postcard where and when tests will be held.

Thomas’ ‘Boyle Idaho State Employment Service Preston Franklin County ISES West Oneida Street Boyle

Leaders To Attend Fifth Annual American Cancer Society School

Franklin county volunteer workers will attend the fifth annual American Cancer Society training school in Pocatello tomorrow and Saturday. Delegates include Mrs. Estus Packer Riverdale Mrs. William Gilbert Fairview Mrs. Larsen Glendale Mrs. Brack Evers Mrs. LeButtar Bowden and Mrs. Russell Crockett Preston. Roles span commander captains education and health finance treasurer and publicity. Five year service certificates will be awarded to Crockett Gilbert Evers and Larsen.

American Cancer Society Pocatello Franklin’ County Estus Packer Riverdale William Gilbert Fairview Percy Larsen Glendale Brack Evers le Buttars Barton Bowden Russell Crockett Preston Gilbert Lar‘sen

Rotarians Hear Social Security Talk by Wayne Tucker

Preston Rotary Club heard Wayne Tucker of the social security office in Pocatello explain the program and give examples of recipients who lost payments by failing to file timely claims. He noted rising costs and potential changes if congressional legislation passes. Musical numbers complemented the meeting.

Wayne Tucker Social Security Office Pocatello Atc Tthe Preston’ Rotary Tucker Congress

Richards Named Outstanding Young Man of 1949

Herman Richards, president of the Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce, was announced last evening as the winner of the distinguished service award for 1949. The banquet at Randall's cafe drew Jaycees, Jay-Cettes, and guests as judges cited his community contributions and leadership with the Richards and Son Mortuary business and local organizations.

Herman J.—Richards Preston Chamber of~Commerce Richards Randall's Matad Richards ‘&, Son Aise Prest Reston Lions Jcommerce Boy Scouts of” America Idaho State Fun‘eral Directors Assn Lions

Eastern Idaho Production Credit reports progress at Preston meeting

Thomas Heath elected president and board member at the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association annual stockholders meeting in Preston. About 150 couples attended as the group reported 1949 business of seven and a half million dollars with 1200 members in eastern Idaho. Clarence Hart presented finances showing a solid condition and auditors confirmed all loans in good order. Orval Hendricks cautioned farmers to avoid overexpansion and to seek guidance, with continued remarks on financial stability.

Thomas Heath Preston Eastern - Idaho Product On Credit Hheld Rexburg Blackfoot The Association Orval S Hendricks Sinaito Lake Hendricks Idaho Clarence Hart Pocatello Cere Aseng Wishington YD C Chads Spoxane

Car License Plates Now Available at County Office

Car license plates are on sale for Franklin county at the County Assessor Marlow Funk's office. More than 200 plates have been issued in a week. The deadline for 1950 license plates is March 31 and Funk urges car owners to obtain plates early to avoid rush. Plates for trucks and trailers had not arrived by morning.

Marlow Funk Franklin ‘County County Assessor's Office

Franklin County March of Dimes Campaign Opens Strong

The Franklin county canvass for the 1950 March of Dimes polio funds shows a good start. Wallace urges all residents to contribute, noting the drive covers homes in Preston and seeks every possible gift as affordable protection against the crippling disease.

Dimes Wallace Whitey Franklin County Gayl Larsen

Ether Rawlings Dies at 86 in Fairview Civic Leader

Ether Rawlings 86 of Fairview longtime Franklin county resident died at home on Wednesday. A former president of the Fairview town board and long serving county school board member his death followed age related causes. Born Nov 9 1863 in Burbidge Wilshire England he came to the United States in 1867 with his family settling first in Salt Lake City then Logan where his father oversaw LDS farm work. He settled in Fairview in 1877 and married Loretta Inglet in 1889 then Sanny Helena Jacobsen in 1910. At death he was a Franklin Stake high priest and directed River Irrigation Co. Funeral details slated for Saturday.

Rawlings Fairview Long Franklin County Burbudge Wilshire England Richard Prudence Church “of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints Brigham “Young Pairview Bomsteaded Loretta’ Jane River Irrigation’Co

Sugar Company promotes farm official to superintendency

Paul K. Smith, longtime fieldman for Franklin County Sugar Company, is promoted to agricultural superintendent to fill the vacancy created by Jared Lewis's resignation. Gaylord Larson becomes the new fieldman, bringing weed control and soil treatment duties, as the 1950 beet crop signup nears.

Paul 'K.smith Franklin ‘County Simith Zin Smith Heath Larson Smitht Gaylord Larson Tiemselves

Youth Talbot Heads South for Africa Mission

Dale Talbot of Winder Georgia, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Talbot, is scheduled to enter oversseas mission work in Africa. The report notes his departure soon and outlines his family connection and intended destination.

Ky Rey Fy Dale Talbot Clarence Talbot Winder, Ig

Invitiational AAU Boxing Tourney Planned by Elks

The Preston Elks lodge sponsors the second annual AAU boxing tournament to be held February 1 and 3 in the high school gymnasium with bouts starting at 8 30 p m. C C Lindhardt manages the event and expects increased turnout with fighters from Malad Susac LaFtonji Wyoming and Oeden among entrants. Winners advance to the Golden Gloves journey to Ogden February 8 10.

Preston Moe Malad SUSAC Laftonji

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