Agricultural Development Car Visits Dayton This Friday
The Union Pacific agricultural development car stops in Dayton on Friday February 2 starting at 9 a.m. featuring 4-H Future Farmers and veterans. Melvin Smith G C Anderson and dairy expert will discuss pest control calf feeding and related topics with Boyd Baxter leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Agricultural Development Car
Dayton
Daniel Roberts
Franklin County
Melvin Smith
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pocatello
G. C. Anderson Extension Dairy Mah
Boise
Boyd Baxter
Union Pacific Agricultural Agent
Preston resident Joseph S McCann dies after 50 years
Joseph S McCann 81 of 645 West First South Preston died Friday morning in Logan hospital after a three month illness. He was born November 18 1869 in Smithfield to Joseph N and Ellen Cantwell McCann and married Adam S Tidwell February 22 1893 in the Logan LDS temple. He lived in Preston 50 years where he ran a confectionery and a feed and seed business and served in the LDS church including two years in England mission leadership roles. He is survived by Gwen Noble Logan George McCann Salt Lake City and Joseph McCann San Jose 12 grandchildren three great grandchildren and several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston First Ward
Parley Shaffer
Second Ward
Joseph Sherlock McCann
Mr. McCann
Preston
Logan. Hosspital
Swee
Smithfield
Joseph N
Ellen Cantwell McCann
Adam S. Tidwell
Logan
England
London
Grimsby
High Priests Quorum
High Priests
Franklin Stake
Gwen -Noble
George McCann
Salt Lake City
Joseph’ McCann
San Jose
Calif
Rotarian Meeting Discusses The Rotarian Magazine Topic
Angus Condie substituted for March Hopkins to present a talk on The Rotarian publication of Rotary International at the Preston club meeting yesterday. He also brought pupils who performed readings while Nancy Greaves demonstrated school efforts. Kenneth Cutler, club accompanist, performed a complex classical piece beyond his usual “America” during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Condie
March Hopkins
Rotary International
Preston Club
Hog Pool Totals 184 Hogs Bring 8909.93 at Salt Lake City
Archie McFarland and Sons at Salt Lake City received 184 head of hogs shipped from here in the hog pool held last week. The hogs weighing 43 785 pounds brought 8909 93 dollars. Of the hogs shipped 150 were choice and sold for 21 20 cents each, totaling 6795 66 dollars. Next pool set for Wednesday Jan 31 with Saturday as last day of listing. officials urge farmers to have hogs at the depot ready to ship before noon as train leaves Preston on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McFarland and Sons
Salt Lake City
Preston
Indians Remain Undefeated In Conference Play
Preston extended its conference perfect record with a 40-19 win over West Side as Fulton led Preston with 19 points in a decisive home victory. Malad briefly challenged in Friday’s close call, but Preston maintained control through solid defense and balanced scoring led by Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Preston
Snake River-High
Blackfoot
Indians
Broncos
Broncs
Pocatello
Bingham County
West Side High
South Marsh
Malad
Montpelier
Snake River
Fulton
Davis
Condie
Charles
Zeller
Miles
McDermott
Moser
Webster
Helman Dollar
Rasmussen
March Polio Ball Climax of 1951 Franklin County Drive
The 1951 Franklin county March of Dimes closes with a county wide dance at West Side High School on Wednesday evening January 31. Daniel Roberts chairs the event assisted by Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce with LaVere Balls coordinating. School cards go home Monday and returns due Wednesday, designating boys and girls to contribute part of their candy money to the cause. Proceeds will be tabulated and published in full after the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County March of Dimes
High
Daniel ‘Roberts
Tas
Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce
LaVere Balls
Gerrie Steers
Preston
Roberts
Franklin County
Preston Marine Commended for Bravery in Korea
Hospitalman Richard M. Beckstead of Preston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Beckstead, received a letter of commendation and the commendation ribbon with combat V for excellent service with a marine infantry company in Korea. He exposed himself to enemy fire to aid a wounded Marine and evacuated him, an act lauded by the First Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Beckstead
U.S. Marine Corps
Ian Beckstead
Preston
Marine Infantry
Korea
Young Beckstead
First Marine Division
Rein Fmf
United States Navy
Beckstead
Inchon
Pusan
Franklin ward choral program tickets sell well
Franklin ward members report strong ticket sales for a special musical program featuring the Swanée singers of Salt Lake City. The all male choir directed by Earl Donelson performs spirituals patriotic and classical numbers with solos humorous pieces and special group numbers, on Saturday evening February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Earl Donelson
Oneida R Men Tourney Opens February First
Willis Burton announced the Oneida state men basketball tournament will begin Thursday February 1 at the opera house. Games will be held each Thursday Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. until the double elimination tournament ends. Eleven teams participate with first and second place trophies to be awarded. trophies are on display at J C Penney Co show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
M-inen
Opera House
Willis Burton
J. C. Penney -Co
Blue Cross Enrollment Under Way in Franklin County
Enrollment campaign ongoing this month invites Franklin County Farm Bureau members to join the Blue Cross hospitalization plan. Interested individuals should contact Mrs Frank Gilbert Mrs Stewart Geddes or Mrs George Hyde for information. Enrollment continues through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Farm’ Bureau
Blue’ Cross
Fisher to speak at Preston Knife and Fork Club meeting
John Fisher will address the Preston Knife and Fork Club tonight at the first 1951 meeting. He discusses Canada from eastern maritime provinces to western British Columbia and is said to tell an unsurpassed story of the nation’s great neighbor to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Fisher
Preston Knife and Fork Club
Canada
British Columbia
Reorganized Franklin County Dairymen Meet Held Tuesday
The Franklin County Dairymen’s association met Tuesday in the courthouse with Laver Doney presiding. Doney spoke on the local butter plant conditions while C. R. Choules and Kermit Herd presented the financial report. Sherman Bybee of the Challenge Dairy Co-op gave the main address and a high school opera program followed. New directors were elected after resignations by Doney Choules and Merlin Rawlings, with holdover members Adams and Olsen continuing on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Dairymen’s Association
Laver “Doney
Doney
C. R. Choules
Kermit Herd
Sherman Bybee
Challenge Dairy Co-Op
Pocatello
Acne Beth Olson
Beverly Miles
Darrell Manning
Lowell Taylor
Kenneth Cutler
Choules
Merlin- Rawlings
J. Wi. Adams
Dalrae Olsen
Lowell iNeelay
Lewis Davis
JT. M. Swans
First LDS Stake Conference Opens This Weekend
Saint realy Evening state meetings to open in this stakehouse this weekend as Marion G. Romney and Walter Dansie represent general church authorities. The 1951 first quarterly conference begins Saturday at 6 30 pm with a welfare meeting for all ward and stake welfare workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Realy
Marion G. Romney
Walter ‘Dansie Wills
Frank
Mendenhall Pushes Ban on Stamp Companies in Idaho
Vernon H. Mendenhall Idaho state representative from Franklin County has filed House bill No. 16 to repeal the law allowing stamp and coupon companies to operate in Idaho. He cites retailer support and notes 21 stamp firms have sought licenses while a market member recounts high stamp costs and unredeemed premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon H. Mendenhall
Franklin County
Idaho
Mendenhall
Idaho Food_Dealers association
Boise
A. V. Talbot Admitted to Holstein Association
A. V. Talbot of Preston is among 13 Idaho Holstein breeders recently admitted to membership in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America by unanimous vote. The organization is the world’s largest dairy cattle recording association, now counting over 150000 cattle breeders in its ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Talbot
Preston
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
national -Tolstein _ association
West Side Lyceum Scheduled Jan 29
A lyceum program will be presented Monday evening January 29 in the West Side high school gymnasium. The Melo-Marimbas, three musicians in Mexican and Spanish costumes playing giant marimbas, will perform a widely varied program from boogie woogie to Bach.
Boxing teams meet again in high school rematch
Preston and West Side boxers who tied last week duel again Friday at 8 in the West Side gym Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
West Side
West Side Gymnasium
Dayton
Clarence H Kofoed succumbs to illness in Logan Hospital
Clarence Henry Kofoed 72 of 67 East First North Preston died Monday in a Logan hospital after a long illness. Born December 16, 1878 in Trenton Utah he was a son of James H Kofoed and Rosina Gassman Kofoed. He married Grace Baird in 1906, she died in 1986. He lived 59 years in Weston farming and 13 years in Preston with the Idaho state road department. He was active in the LDS church and served as priesthood quorum teacher and ward teacher. He is survived by ten children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren with siblings Otto A Kofoed Brigham City Rosina Nielsen Emmett Lucy Allen and Willard C. Continued on Page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Henry Kofoed
East First North Street
Preston
Logan
Trenton
James H
Rosina Gassman Kofoed
Grace Baird
Weston
Idaho State Road Department
Oneida
Helen Butterfield
Othello Kofoed
Cutbank
Mont
Vilate Barton
Long ‘Beach
Calif
Lorenzo Kofoed
Vone
Otto
Kofoed
Brigham City
Rozina
Nielson
Emmett
Lucy, Allen
Willard“C
Basic Training Ends For Val Helmandollar
Pvt Val Helmandollar son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Helmandollar of Oxford is stationed at Lowry Air Force Base Denver for further training. He entered service Nov 30 1950 and finished basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. At Lowry he will undertake one of ten technical training courses before assignment to a USAF command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Val Helmandollar
Floyd Helmandollar
Oxford
Lowry Vair Force Base
Denver
Helmandollar
Lowry
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Global ‘Air Force
Preston chamber names 1951 committees and goals
Committees and goals were announced after the first meeting of the reorganized Preston chamber board. The plan seeks to buy a home, ease parking, expand industry, advertise Preston and improve merchant chamber cooperation. Members include Merchants Ownes Baur chair and Alf Lasche among others. Finance Sherwin Webb chair with Cleo Swenson and others. Advertising Belva Hart chair with Rulon Dunn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Committee
Ownes Baur
Alf Lasche
Dean Jensen
Farrell Bell
I. H. Nash
I. M. Evans
Floyd Diderickson
Iia
Virgil Knudson
R. L. Smith
T. Roy Peterson
Joe Bowcutt
Green Wells
Twin Lakes fishing open period debate fuels official clarification
The Franklin County Fish and Game Assn official Ern Brutenbeker clarifies that a legal notice for Twin Lakes shows a Feb 1 to Mar 31 1951 open period, yet state fish and game officials indicate year round fishing. The notice may advertise only to Apr 1 due to new season regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnv
Twin Lakes
Brutenbeker
Franklin County _Fish and Game Assn
Twin ‘Lakes
Franklin ‘County
Fshing
Fish and Game
State Department
Famous Columnists and Cartoonist To Write for This Newspaper
The Preston Citizen will feature cartoons by Daniel B Dowling and columns by Walter Lippman and Mark Sullivan from next week's issue. Dowling, rising American cartoonist, is praised for humanizing complex issues. Lippman, known for clarity, has long linked government circles and journalism. Sullivan, a Washington scholar with five honorary degrees, contributes quotable analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Preston Citizen
Daniel B. Dowling
Walter Lippman
Mark Sullivan
New York Herald Tribune
Dan Dowling
America
Lke J. N. Darling
Rollin ‘Kirby
Associated Press
New York
Omaha
Neb
World-Herald
Merald ‘“Ribune
Tor
Lippman
Field
New York Wastes World
Liag.aan
Ald . Tribune
Wark Sulliven
Desrees
Sullivaen
Amj
Sullivan
United Sisias
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.P
South Central
J. W. Jarvis
Railroad
Agricultural Development Department
Union
Paellio Ballrosd
Enigua Agricultural Improvement Car
Joseph S.mccann
Rotarian Magazine
Dragons
West Siders
Darice
Dayton Gymnasium
Preston Marine
Snekequee A
Blue Cross
Mee
ACE
W.H. Mendenhall
Stamp Companies
County
Holstein
West Side Lyceum
Clarence H. Kofoed
Logan Hospital
Commaittee State
Weare
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!