Funeral Set Today for Luke Smith 73
Luke Smith 73 died at the local hospital Monday after a brief illness. Born November 18, 1882 in Logan to John and Eliza Foremann Smith, he married Sarah Ann James May 7, 1909 at Pocatello and later joined the Logan temple. He worked 48 years for Utah Power and Light and lived in Preston since 1930. He was an LDS Church member and belonged to BPOE 1670. Survivors include four children and eight grandchildren.
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Luke Smith
Logan
John
Eliza Foremann Smith
Sarah Ann James
Pocatello
Logan Temple
Utah Power and Light Company
Preston
Smith
LDS Church
B.P.O.E
George
Thelma) Syme
Ogden
Robert D
Bernice) Jones
Salt Lake City
Morgan (Afton) Evans
Grant Smith
James ‘A. Smith
Wendell H. Smith Joins Hereford Group
Wendell H. Smith of Preston is named to membership in the American Hereford association, the world’s largest purebred registry. The article notes 115 breeders joined in December 1955, the association serves over 80,000 breeders nationwide, and last fiscal year recorded 522,639 purebred calves, the third highest on record.
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Wendell H. Smith
Preston
Hereford Association
Kansas City
Two county men finish army tours
Kenton George Fredrickson of Weston was released from the army December 31. He received the national defense service and good conduct medals. Ivan Harold Henderson of Clifton was released from the army January 6. He received the national defense service medal.
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Kenton George Fredrickson
Weston
Army
National Defense Service
Ivan Harold Henderson
Clifton
New Arrivals Report Births in Weston and Preston
Mr and Mrs Roland Hobbs Weston welcome a girl born January 15. Mr and Mrs Boyd Davis Preston welcome a boy born January 15. Mr and Mrs Ronald Taylor Preston welcome a boy born January 18.
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Roland Hobbs
Weston
Boyd Davis
Preston
Ronald Taylor
Funeral services for Logan kin held in 7th ward chapel
Funeral services were held today at 1 p.m. for Logan and two sisters Harriet Mickelson of Logalty and Louise Denton of Grace. Burial followed in Logan cemetery.
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F Logan
Harriet Mickelson
Logalty
Louise Denton
Grace
7Th Ward
Logan Cemetery
Polio Chapter Receives 6100 From March of Dimes
Franklin County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis received a 6100 check from March of Dimes headquarters in New York as a temporary aid to cover care for three polio patients. Chapter chairman Robert Anderson said funds from surplus chapters will help bridge overdue bills while anticipating future needs and the eventual benefit of the Salk vaccine.
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March of Dimes
New York
Franklin County
National Foundation For
Eeepe
Anderson
National Foundation
Mr Anderson
Sugar Industry Leaders Push for Fair Share in U S Sugar Market
Frank A. Kemp of Great Western Sugar testifies before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington to restore a larger domestic share of sugar production. He is joined by Arvil Millar, William Carsom, and Jim Nichols, advocating a shift from the current 96 percent foreign share to roughly equal future growth between domestic and foreign producers.
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William ’‘Carsom
Weiser
Nyssa-Nampa Beet Growers Association
Jim Nichols
Outlook
Wash
Eastern Washington Co-operative Beet Growers Association
Kemp
Senate
U. S
Cuba
Louisiana
Florida
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Reclamation Service
Jorgensen Named Advancement Chairman in Franklin County Scout District
O D Robinson announced Adolph Rudy Jorgensen will serve as advancement chairman for the Franklin County district. Jorgensen, a 12 year Scouting veteran, has held roles from scoutmaster to troop committee chairman and served as a neighborhood commissioner in Oneida stake.
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O. D. Robinson
Adolph “Rudy” Jorgensen
Franklin County
Boy Scouts of America
Jorgensen
Oneida
Cache_1 Valley
Guide Patrol
YMMIA
David E. Davis
Lisk
Fielding H. Winward
Andy Hendricks
To buy or sell use the Pres Ton Citizen classified page
Classified buyers and sellers target the Pres Ton Citizen page for quick items and services. Listings cover household goods vehicles real estate and job ads with contact details and price ranges. Readers find bargains and opportunities in the local classifieds section.
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Preston Citizen
Preston High Student Cast as Aliv Ben in Desert Song
A Preston High student is cast in the role of Ali in the school opera The Desert Song. The student is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beckstead of Whitney.
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Virgil Knudson
DeAnn Larsen
Neri
Preston High School
Mindar
Earl Peterson
Glen Larsen
Janet Knudson
Stident
Aliv Ben” Ali
Hevis
Ground Observer Corps schedules meeting at Light Co auditorium
A Ground Observer Corps meeting is set for Monday night January 31 at 7 30 p m in the Light Co auditorium for all members and interested others. T Sgt Paul E Jobe of the Air Force will present films on the program, per Scott Dunlap post supervisor.
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Ground Observers Corps
Light Co
Paul E. Jobe
United States Air Force
Scott B. Dunlap
For Sale Model International Tractor Ready to Go
Sale note lists a Model International tractor ready to use for 475 dollars with contact via phone numbers 225 W Soda Springs and Preston 124 R. Classified time limited 3 to 6 p.m.
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Modeln International Tractor
Soda Springs
Preston
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Hereford Group
Milo’s AG Super Mit
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HI West
DOLES
Naley
Hili
Pineapple
del Monte
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Larry Peterson
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Johnson Drug Store
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Idaho
Ae Er Ee Ak
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