Featured Performer Darrell Manning to star in Slow Moon opera
Darrell Manning a high school junior and student body music manager will portray Darwal the rejected in Slow Moon. He previously led The Fortune Teller and Desert Song and played Richaud the detective in the cast. Manning works on scenery and lighting and is the son of Virgil and (Mrs) Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Manning
Dar Wal
Jover
Darrall
Virgil Menning
Richaud
Joe Goff
Fe of
Bleery Sa
Kwen Griffeth
P. D. Griffeth
Basace
Kwen
Preston Indians outscore Pocatello Redskins in 42 39 win
Smith led Preston with 12 points as the Indians built a late lead to defeat Pocatello 42 39. Fulton Peterson and Charles followed with eight seven and five points while Harrocks led Pocatello with 14 point total in a tight game.
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Poca
Ello
Preston Cagers
Smith
Fulton
Peterson
Charles
Merrill
Woodward
Harrocks
Pocatello
Bannock County
Eam
Speeding and reckless driving fines listed for two men
Police blotter names Ronald Cottle fined 23 dollars for speeding and Raymond Heuster fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Of Heuster’s fine 50 dollars was suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Cottle
Raymond Heuster
Malad Dragons and American Falls topple West Side Pirates in tight games
Malad defeats West Side 44 40 at Clifton gym as Harrison pours in 19 points and Miller leads Pirates with 16. The following Monday American Falls wins 47 44 on the road. Grant Miller leads West Side with 16 as Lemmon adds nine and Henderson five. West Side faces Snake River and Downey next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pirates
Malad Dragons
American Falls Aviater
Malad
Clifton Gym
Ted
Harrison
Dragons
Miller
McDermott
Lemmon
Merrill
Nielsen
West Siders
Moser
Hatch
Talbot
Henderson
Leonard Johnson
Pirate
American Falls
Johnson
West ‘Side
Grant Miller
Snake River High School
Downey
Clifton Court
Mrs Etta Skinner Morgan Dies In Preston Home
Funeral services held Monday for Mrs. Etta May Skinner Morgan in Noonan Idaho ward chapel. Born May 13 1874 in Polk County Georgia she lived in Preston three weeks and in Notman for 61 years. Survivors include sons Dr Clawson N Skinner and Carl Skinner and daughters Mrs Eldar Carlson and Mrs Portia Budge among many relatives. Buried in Skinner cemetery at Notman under Richards and Son Mortuary direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta May ‘Morgan
Skinner
Noonan, Ida
LDS Ward
Lester G. Alleman
Preston
A G. Carlson
Logan Temple
Whittier
Calif
Carl Skinnner
Eldar Carls
Margaret B. Comish Dies Monday in Franklin
Margaret B. Biggs Comish aged 69 died at her Franklin home after a long illness. Born February 10, 1880 to John and Jane Wright Biggs, she married George T. Comish December 15, 1897 in the Logan temple. Survived by her husband and seven children including Reta Grossen and Gen Eva Nelson of Salt Lake City and Della Crockett of Boulder, Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Biggs Comish
Franklin
John
Jane T. Wright Biggs
Funeral services for Sarah Warrick in Preston Ward chapel
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 1 30 p m in the Preston fourth ward chapel for Sarah Jane Byington Warrick who died Monday. Gustave Hedin bishop of the Winder ward will be in charge. She was born January 1 1888 in Oxford a daughter of Stephen EB and Jane E Byington and was married to Carl Warrick February 23 1910 in the Logan temple. Survived by the following relatives: George and Ilp Byington and Mrs Maud Ri Raymond and her Bstan Boise Ernest Byington Downey Mrs Dian tha Grant Brigham City and one half sister Dorothy Keen, Syracuse.
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Bysthe
Royal Ces
George
Il P Byington
Maud Ri
Raymond
Lt Col Russell Fisher Cited for Achievement With ROTC
Lt Col Russell F. Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs W R Fisher of Oxford, stationed in Japan, earns a certificate of achievement for work with air force ROTC units before transfer to the far east command. He serves as inspector general of the third bombardment wing at Yokota, one of the largest air installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Fisher
W. R. Fisher
Oxford
Japan
Air Force
Far East Command
Fisher
Yokota
Certificate of achievement awarded to AF ROTC director
The certificate signed by Col J H Davidson on command of Maj Gen Upston honors Galt Russell for initiative and organizing ability as director of AF ROTC at Fourth Air Force headquarters from 24 January 1949 to 2 October 1949. It cites devotion to duty, liaison with university officials, and deep familiarity with the ROTC program aiding efficient operation.
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Far East
J. H. Davidson
Upston
Cathe
Airforce
Five County Students Start Quarter at BYU
Four new students from Preston and one from Weston attend Brigham Young University this winter quarter. John E Hayes registrar noted registrations were postponed. Preston students include Neal Stephen Keller Orlando D Larsen Reed R Hawkes Arnot M Larsen. Weston student is Earl W Chapman.
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Preston
Weston
Brigham ‘Young University
John
E. Hayes
Neal Stephen Keller
E. “Keller
Orlando
D. Larsen
Merlin
William ‘Hawkes
Arlot M. Larsen
Nye
Tron
Earl W. Chapman
John D
Chapman
Pvt Russell Olsen Returns From Japan Soon
Pvt Russell I Olsen, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Olsen of 313 West Oneida Preston, received orders to return to the states from Camp King Japan for discharge under the draftee system act. He served eight months with Company A of the Eighth Cavalry Regiment first Cavalry Division and was praised by Capt Harold Maness for his rifleman work. He plans to resume work with the Franklin County Sugar Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell I. ‘Olsen
Olsen
West Oneida
Preston
States
Camp King
Japan
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
First Cavalry
Harold Maness
Franklin County Sugar Company
Former Block's Inc. Employee Resigns for Taylor Motor Co
Bob Anderson, previously with Block's Inc., resigned last week and moved to Salt Lake City to take a position with the Taylor Motor Co.
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Bob Anderson
Block’s Inc
Salt Lake City
The
Taylor Motor Co
Births in Preston Area List January Newborns
Mr and Mrs Herman Sharp Preston announce a boy born January 1. Thayne Witwara Clifton, a boy born January 4. Oran Bosworth Preston a girl born January 5. Glen Coburn Preston a boy born January 6. Eldon Bastian Weston a boy born January 6. Lamar Cole Preston a girl born January 6. Ray Johnson Preston a girl born January 9. John H Purser Preston a boy born January 10. Clarence Merrill Preston a boy born January 12. Dean Pearson Weston a boy born January 13. W Noble Larsen Preston twins boy and girl born January 15. G I Scott Preston a girl born January 11. Plavar Jensen Dayton a boy born January 18. Leon Manning Preston a boy born January 18. Jesse Bergquist Preston a boy born January 22. Blaine Webster Preston a boy born January 23. Edwin A Crocott with Mrs Crocott niece Mrs Darwin Feller Weston return Nyssa Ore after week’s visit with Crockett’s sister and Fuller’s parents Orson Nelson.
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Herman’ Sharp
Preston
Thayne Jwitwara
Clifton
Oran Bosworth
Glen. Coburn
Eldon Bastian
Weston
Lamar Cole
Ray Johnson
John H. Purser
Clarence. P. Merrill
Dean Pearson
W Noble- Larsen
G. I. Scott
pLavar
Jensen Dayton
Leon
Manning
Jesse
Bergquist
Blaine’ Webst
Edwin “A. Crockett
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Marilyn’ Nash
Aless Nash
Linrose
Dante Rector
Marilyn
University For Idaho
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Preston Indians
Downey Bulldogs
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Quintey
Preston High School
Preston Jaycees
Melodians
Revie
Dueis
Bear Lake County
Margaret B. Comish
Sarah Warrick
Col
Russell Fisher
Cranney
Chevrolet
Petterberg
danyFé
BYU
Russell
J. Olsen
Capitol ‘Theatre Stage
Oper Fa
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Capitol Theatre
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