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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

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New Directors Named by Pres ton Chamber of Commerce

Ballot results announced by Pres ton chamber of commerce members name six new directors to serve during 1947. Elected are Dr. L. V. Merrill D D Robinson W Paul Merrill Joe Chushman March W Hopkins and Howard H Johnson. Existing holdovers include Harley Greaves Bruce Wallace and Stanton Hawkes. New officers to be chosen Feb 10 with banquet set for Feb 27 pending further details.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors L. V. Merrill D. D. Robinson W. Paul Merrill Joe Chushman Utah Power and Light Company March W. Hopkins Howard H. Johnson Harley ‘Greaves Bruce Wallace Wallace-West Motor Co Stanton Hawkes Farmer Clifford Warr Orson Baugh Joe Goff T. S. Allen Dean Jensen Drs L. V. Merrill The the_chamber_of commerce

Preston Indians Add Two More Scalps On Road

Coach Bob Bunker’s Preston Indians beat West Side at Clifton 37-28 last Thursday and Downey Bulldogs 33-27 at home Wednesday. Lynn Waddoups led Clifton’s guard with six baskets, as Preston surged in the final period to gain the win.

Bob Bunker Preston Indians West Side Cagers Clifton Downey Bulldogs Lyle Porter Lynn Waddoups Preston Cagers

Temperatures Warmer Then Cold Snap Passes Across Week

Weather records show a warming trend with Tuesday the warmest day since the year's start reaching 40 degrees at the Sugar factory. Year to date precipitation stands at 25 inches versus 33 inches last year, while last week’s minimum temperatures are listed and compared to 1947 figures.

Idaho Chief Station Suffers Fire Damage

A fire at the Idaho Chief service station on South State Monday gutted the front and office area. John Powell, proprietor, was absent when flames roared through the office and into the showroom as volunteers and the Preston fire department contained the blaze, sparing the rest of the building but destroying interior furnishings and auto supplies.

Idaho South State John Powell Preston

Annual Institute Planned Feb 19 in Franklin County

Earl Shumway of Franklin announces the third annual farm bureau institute to be held at the Franklin stake house on February 19. Ezra Benson will appear as guest speaker and discuss What’s Ahead for the American Farmer and report on his Europe welfare work with the Latter day Saints church. Idaho farm bureau plans cost automobile insurance for members and a Blue Cross hospitalization plan to be explained in the afternoon by state bureau officers.

Earl. Shumway Franklin Bureau Bureau Institute Franklin Stake Ezra. T Europe Latter-day Saints Church Idaho Farm Bureau Blue Cross State Farm Bureau

Preston business adopts new early closing hours

Preston merchants, guided by the chamber of commerce committee, begin 6 p.m. closing times on Saturdays with strong patron cooperation. Drug stores remain open until at least 9 p.m. amid positive reception and few complaints about the change.

Preston Preston Chamber of Commerce Preston Drug Stores

Franklin County Fish and Game Banquet Set for Feb 7

The Franklin County Fish and Game Association announces its annual banquet carnival and dance set for February 7 at the Opera House. Wayne Evans: president. Albert Moser Aless Nash in charge of food. Cecil Foster Sam Smith oversee Opera House and Persiana. Ray Merrill A Dutch Hart manage concessions. $1.50 membership gains banquet access. state association cooperates supplying game.

Franklin County Fish and Game Association Wayne Evans Opera House Albert Moser Aless Nash Cecil Foster Sam Smith Ray, Merrill A. J. “Dutch” Hart State Fish and Game Association

Gold and Green of 47 Festive Dance Feb 4

The Franklin Stake Improvement Association announces the Annual Gold and Green of 47 centennial event. Dances and 1847 costumes mix with 1947 styles at Persiana ballroom on Tuesday February 4 at 9 p m. Senior Scouts and Junior Girls invited. admission by budget card with limited guest tickets.

Franklinstake Mutual Improvement Association Persiana Franklin Stake Horna Larson Edith _Gailey Esther Larson

Central P T A Plans Friday Talks at Regular Meeting

Central school P T A organizes talks for Friday at 4 15 p m. School nurse Mrs Lucy Evers will discuss inoculations for contagious diseases and a local dentist will speak on dental care. Parents of children in the general school are invited to attend.

Central ' School P-Ta Lucy , Evers

Dairymen meet across Franklin County to organize

A series of meetings across Franklin County urged dairymen from Preston to Glendale to join the Dairymen's Association. Sessions begin at 2 p.m. with director selections and aim to boost local butterfat, patronage dividends, and market shifts after recent local butter sales declined.

Franklin County Dairymen's Association Preston Wll Winder Jinrose Banida Fairview Egypt Glendale L. M.iDoney Jn.anvettort

Rate Increase Granted by Utilities Panel for Preston Exchange

Announcement by J A Richards manager Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph outlines a rate rise approved by the Public Utilities Commission for the Preston exchange. Business lines up 50 cents monthly. one party residence 25 cents. two party residence 15 cents. business extensions 50 cents. residence extensions 25 cents. Four party and rural line residence phones unchanged. There were 800 telephones in service in 1927.

J. A. Richards Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Public Utilities Commission Preston Exchange Iniservice Richards

Hog Pool Profits For Many County Farmers

Hog pool this week sold hogs at 24.00 per hundredweight in the county pool and were purchased by Swift and Company of Los Angeles. There were 365 head, a good lot with few fed heavy. Receipts total about 20 000 dollars. The next pool leaves Preston on February 5 and should be listed at the county agent's office by February 1 at 4 p.m. Directors urge farmers to get hogs in early and shipments to town by 1 p.m.

Swift and Company Los Angeles Preston

Preston VFW Post Names New Officers at Meeting

At the courthouse Tuesday night Preston post 4068 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars elected Bus Harmer commander Clifford Bosworth senior vice commander and Rulon Dunn junior vice commander Other officers include Ray Fackrell quartermaster adjutant Wayne Moser chaplain Barton Talbot post advocate and Dr R L Smith surgeon Trustees chosen Gene Pinson Billy Kirkbride Leo Halliday All officers to be installed at a Friday January 31 dinner where James L Engalls Idaho department commander and Agnes Orr Idaho VFW auxiliary president will attend

Billy Kirkbride Leo Halliday Preston ‘Post James L. Engalls Boise Idaho VFW Agnes Orr Idaho Vew

Free Ice Carnival Set At Preston Jaycees Saturday

Preston Jaycees sponsor the citys first ice carnival at the high school square skating rink this Saturday at 230 pm. Skaters from the Logan ice carnival perform with Miss Barbara Craft and Miss Lucille Ballit among the visiting troupe. The event is free to the public and features local junior and senior competitions with age group races and prizes for winners.

Preston Jaycees High School Logan Jack_Croft Betformers Barbara Craft Craft Whitney Lucille* Ballit Preston Carl P. Nielson Jaycees Paspentigran Aees Mr. Croft Pickens

Trustees Association Elects Preston Man

Preston man recognized at the state trustees association meeting in Boise last week as A Jensen was named vice president. Jensen leads the Preston school district and Franklin county trustees group, with Keith Campbell, William Waddoups, Walter Beutler, and Ben Buttars also attending. The discussion focused on increasing teachers salaries and a recommendation to the state legislature for an extra half million dollars for salaries and maintenance beyond current allotments.

Preston State Trustees Association Boise A. Jensen Ben Buttars West Side

Dumping Warning Near Preston City Dump Grounds

Highways to the Preston city dump grounds are posted by the state road commission this week. State sanitarian C. P. Maughan says violators will face fines. City police and county officers will patrol the posted area to prevent infractions.

Preston City State Road Commission C. P. Maughan

Franklin County to Launch March of Dimes Drive Ball

Civic leaders in Franklin County mobilize to raise at least 2000 for the March of Dimes fund. Preston Jaycees begin canvass and auction a $50 bicycle at the Jan 29 Perseiana ballroom dance with four orchestras providing music.

Ball Franklin Frank‘lin Ivalue Franklin County Preston Jaycees Homer Johnson Preston Lee’ Wheelr Jannine Wheeler Ellis Wheeler Oral’ Lamoreaux Raymond Beckstead Webster Harold Gaymon Jesse Bill ‘Somermay Ealler Florence Reeves Rotary Reeves Ithey National Foundation Salt Lake City Mada Eline

Equipment firm organized here for Allis-Chalmers

The modern farm equipment company organized by G W McCune and Earl Nelson will operate in the McCune Motor building until a location is secured. Nelson becomes manager with Ford sales experience since 1929. Virgil Larsen remains tractor repairer as the firm continues repairing tractors and farm gear. They recently completed organization and announce the Allis-Chalmers HD-5 crawler tractor.

Allis-Chalmers G W. “Bill McCune McCune. Motor Company Earl ‘Nelson Ford McCune Motor Company Nelson Motor Company Virgil Larsen Allis - Chalmers + agency

Stake Conference Highlights Welfare Efforts and Relief Society Leadership

The Oneida stake held a weekend conference with Elder Marion G Romney presiding. Topics included welfare program growth and food production budget. Mrs Ora W Packer and counselors were released from Relief Society leadership. Ida E Evans became president with counselors Margaret B Keller and Susan J Merrill.

Marion G.romney Theseaeas Ohelda Ora W- Packer Ida E Evans Ida D. McEntire Stake Relief Society Board Relief Society James McQueen Oneida Ida “Eb. Evans Relief _society

Legion to Sponsor Boxing Wrestling Card at High School Gym

Preston Legion post announces a boxing and wrestling card for February 10 at the Preston high school gymnasium. The program opens with two wrestling bouts at 8 30 pm and features eight boxing matches from 135 to 200 pounds including a heavyweight clash Ray Talbot 198 of Winder vs Dale Panter 206 of Dayton.

Preston _American ™ Legion Preston High School Louis Christensen Johnny Martin Newt Hart Glenn Nelson Ray Talbot Winder Dale Panter Dayton Legion Ares Ray Dillié Morrison Franklin Ronald Baird Bob Lundgreen Jimmy Carter Preston Keith Johnson Im Auger Ken Latta

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Board ‘Governors of Chamber Commerce Downey Ezra T. Benson Farm Bureau Garbara Croll Chaymisy Jack Croll Lesa Miss Croll County ‘Association Central Trustees Association Preston Man William F. Bennett William Francis Bennett Preston Memorial Hospital Washington, D.C Bennett William” Frank Martha Stewart Bennett Ann Marie Gundésen Ogden Utah-Idaho, Central Railroad Jenkins ‘Coal “Company U. S.cinfantry William’ Francis U.S. Navy California Colorado First Ward Ernest Eberhard Richards and’Sons Mortuary
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