Preston Idaho court schedules law and motion day docket
Honorable Darwin Dp Brown fifth district judge of Pocatello presides in Preston for regular law and motion day at the county courthouse. Attendees will file writ ten statements and citations to aid court decisions without further briefing. Case list includes James D. Taylor vs Harry L. Mites Ardella S Griffiths vs Alvin Christensen Downey State Bank vs Jack H Coburn Karl Skinner vs H Carl Nielson Naomi T Rodgers vs Spencer Rodgers Joyce Marie Smith vs Richard Ray Smith Franklin County Grain Growers Inc vs DeVaughn Kershaw Arnold Freeman Egan vs Bert W Gailey JoAnn N Sharp vs Arland Sharp HY Packer vs Dale D DeGraff Bertha Anderson vs Dee Nelson Marjorie Waller vs Myrl Waller Edward S Lundgren vs C C McAdams Title Insurance Co VB Russell M Herd Marilyn Kaye Anderson Robert G Henderson The Texas Co Fedora A Petersen Twin Lakes Canal Co Floyd Zollinger City of Preston Eastside School District No 201 Ruby Anderson executrix estate of Isabella A Lowe deceased vs Isabella Anderson Mary Patricia Stroud Allen D Stroud Val D McCombs vs Evan H Harris LR C Affleck vs Wayne Hall Eigil Jensen vs Raymond Jensen Ressa Hutchison vs Thomas Robert Hutchison Wanda Hess vs Mrs Mse Bennett Ruby A Anderson vs Sarah Lee Agnes Flint vs William O Flint Keller Stoddard Distributors Inc Rose Walton vs Henry Walton Brown We Delia Be Senhy ER BF gl Ares RathyOHe Dalexy Ac P 4 iB P Jones James J Pigg Merle R Bakers Jim Elamore vs Fred Hess Fern L Wright vs Edwin J Miter State vet Idaho vei Newt Hart
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Darwin
Dp. Brown
Pocatello
Preston
Reiea
James D. Taylor
Harry L. Mites
Ardella
S$. Griffiths
Alvin Christensen
Downey State ‘Bank
Jack H. Coburn
Karl Skinner
Carl Nielson
Naomi
Rodgers
Spencer Rodgers
Joyce
Marie
Smith
Richard
Ray
Franklin County
Myrles Waller
Edward _S. Lundgren
C. c. McAdams
Title Insurance “Co
Russell
M. “Herd
Marilyn ° Kaye " Anderson
Texas Co
Fedora’ A
Petersen
Twin Lakes
Canal” Company
Floyd
Zollinger
Preston Vt
Eastside
Ruby “Anderson
Isabell A. Lowe
Deceas
Isabella “Anderson
Mary Patricia
Stroud
Allen” D. Stroud
Val D. McCombs
Evan H
Harris
Affleck
Wayne Hall
Eigil Jensen
Raymond Jensen
Ressa B. Hutchison
Thomas _Robert
Hutchison
Wanda‘ ‘Hess
Mse Bennett
Ls. Brown
P. Jones
James J
Pigg
Merle
Preston Kiwanis Meeting Sees Solar Battery Talk by Gus Mink
Gus Mink, manager of the local telephone company, spoke to the Preston Kiwanis at its regular dinner about belt solar batteries and their limited rural use. He demonstrated converting sun rays to electricity with a small light bulb and motor, using a solar battery and infrared lamp. Lyle Peterson was elected as a new member of the club.
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Preston Kiwanis
Gus Mink
Mink
Lyle
Peterson
Board of ‘Directors
John Deere Day Opens New Plant Site
Arnold and Léé Arnold Santrand Lee Bergquist announce their annual John Deere Day tomorrow in a relocated, larger former Up Bottling Co. building. Chrissie supports the event and Herbert’s memory as they invite farmers and families to a noon luncheon and program.
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Rone
Meath
Chrissie
Arnold
Léé
Arnold Santrand
Lee
Bergquist
John Deere
John Deereday
Preston Implement Co
Geaac
Indians Fall to Snake River Panthers and Malad Dragons
Preston teams suffered two losses to Snake River and Malad, with Snake River winning 89 to 47 at Snake River and Malad defeating Preston 51 to 39 at Malad. Emery Beckstead led Preston with 15 points, while Steven Porter topped Malad with 16 at Malad and 15 at Snake River. Junior squads also played, with Panthers and local juniors winning their games.
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Preston
Panthers
River
Snake River
Panther
Tans
Lr Vonbrotsa
Indians
Ted
Duree
Ons
Emery Beckstead
Malad
Nathan, Yearsley
Bryan—Swartz
Yarkily
Steven Porter
Rosa
Swainston
Oklahoma musical at Preston High School upcoming show
The Preston High School will stage Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma February 13 and 14 at Bowmee. Directors Lyle Shipley, Lois Sorenson, Chet Harris, and Kent Nelson announced preparations are shaping up. Tickets may be obtained by February 3 at the high school or by contacting Keith Clayson.
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Richard Rodgers
Oscar
Hamm
Mer* Stein
Preston High School
Bowmee
Oklahoma
Lyle Shipley
Lois Sorenson
Chet Harris
Kent
Nelson
Keith’ Clayson
Lincoln Day Dinner Planned for Feb. 12
Franklin County young Republicans plan a Lincoln Day dinner for February 12. A Monday meeting named Douglas Nelson president and formed committees for ticketing, program, arrangements, and general duties with members Burrell Baird Richard Hendricks Aphrodel Mitchell Bonnie Ward.
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Franklin’ County
Douglas
Nelson
Burnell Baird
Aphrodel
Mitchell
Bonnie Ward
Richard ‘Hendricks
County Students Reach Honor Roll At Utah State University
Franklin county students made the autumn quarter honor roll at Utah State University for earning 14 or more credit hours and ranking in the top five of their college. Names include George Jensen Mink Creek Edward J Ward Clifton Max R Hymas Dayton Farrell Nielsen Weston David C Hansen Howard W Schow and Neil Packer Wold Preston.
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Office of
Utah
Franklin
County
George Jensen
Mink Creek
Edward J. Winward
Clifton
Max R. Hymas
Dayton
Farrell S. ‘Nielsen
Weston
David C. Hansen
Howard W. Schow
Neil Packer Wold
Preston
Captain Lynn Maughan Assigned to Mountain Home Air Base
Captain Lynn N Maughan son of Mr and Mrs Fred Maughan of Brigham City Utah has been stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base. He was assigned to the headquarters squadron of the 5th bombardment wing. He is a graduate of Box Elder High School. He is married to Darlene Cole of Preston and they have three children Shawn 9 Debra 4 and Steven 8 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Maughan
Mountain Home
Lynn_N_ Maughan
Brigham City
Utah
Air Force Base
Sth ‘Bombardment Wing
Eve
Preston
Shawn
Debra
Steven
Utah Utes Rally Star Delyle Condie Returns to Court
Idaho all-state standout Delyle Condie reclaims a starting berth for the University of Utah basketball team returning from a church mission. He leads the squad in rebounding through 10 pre-season games and provides steady outside shooting as Utah climbs in national rankings. Condie played for Mormon Yankees in Australia, scoring 31 and 29 in two games against Olympic teams. He is a Preston, Idaho native, class of 1953, studying pre-law and set to face Utah State in Logan and BYU in Provo.
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Delyle
Condie
Idaho
Utah
Ute
Jack
Gardner
Bates
Stan
Australia
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon Yankees
Russia
France
China
Chile
Philippines
Miss Heath Named Outstanding Toy County Student
A senior at Idaho Falls High School is honored as a top student and leader. She serves as student council historian and president of the future teachers of America club, and plans to attend BYU after graduation. Grandparents Roy and Mrs Hansen of Preston are listed among her relatives.
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Tanhoy
Falls
Daho Falls
Preston
Fire Department Elects Officers Amid Group Transition
The department announces new leadership with Rue Lon Owen as president and Don Pinson as vice president. Lowell Neelys Li continues in a key role as the organization reorganizes its officer slate.
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Tjohnson
Aice Ce
Lowell Neelys Li
Ontystog
Ruelon
Owen
Don Pinson
Salt Lake Lecturer To Speak In Franklin
The Franklin study groups in Salt Lake City present a lecture on the Book of Mormon with slides of ancient South American artifacts. The program is set for February 4 at 7 30 p m and all interested are invited to attend.
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Franklin
Salt Lake City
South ‘America
Acreage Reserve Limits Set Under 1958 Program
Franklin county agricultural committee notes the 1958 acreage reserve requires a soil bank base for farms. The base uses the farm’s 1956 and 1957 harvested land to limit total crop acreage under the conservation reserve. March 23 is the signing deadline for spring acreage agreements.
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von Atkinson
Franklin County Agricultural
A. Soil Bank
ASC
Poultry Association Plans February Meeting
The Franklin County Poultrymen's Association announces its annual meeting at Oneida Preston. President Mr Hedin will preside as members elect a new board including Crane branch manager Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative, with Dr Royal Yee as veterinarian speaker.
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Franklin
County’ Poultrymen’s ‘Assn
Watt
Betheld
Oneida Preston
Hedin
Crane
Utah
Cooperative
Nee
Spatter
Doultey
Royal Ayee Veterinarian
Mrs Vernon Harris Wins National Crochet Awards
Mrs Vernon Harris of Cleve received three certificates of merit and honorable mention in a nationwide crochet contest. She won an electric skillet and two towel sets among prizes after entering the competition with almost 100000 crocheters across 869 state fairs.
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Vernon
Harris
United States
Avere
Lynn Longstroth Reopens Local Auto Shop in Preston
Lynn Longstroth announces the reopening of his own automobile repair shop in Preston after 24 years in the trade. The new shop at 103 South States Street resumes operations, following time with Affleck Motors.
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Lynn
Longstroth
Preston
Leona Winger Aims at Sports Writing Career
A 16 year old student Leona Winger of Winder attends High School and plans a journalism career. She reports box scores and notes on Preston team games and writes stories at home. Her journalism class is taught by Quintin Casperson and she pursues sports across multiple events.
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Leona
Aces High
Preston
W. O. Winger
Winder
Issa
Quentin Casperson
Dayton LDS Hall Dance For Chapel Fund Planned
The Dayton ward bishopric sponsors a fundraising dance tomorrow evening in the recreation hall to aid construction of the new LDS chapel in Dayton. Refreshments will be sold during the event.
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Dayton, Hall
Dayton “Ward
LDS
Dayton
Acreage for Wheat Allotments Open at ASC Office
Farmers with no wheat seeded for grain in 1955 1957 may apply for 1958 wheat acreage allotments. Apply in writing to your county ASC committee by March 1. Blank forms available at the ASC county office.
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ASC
von “R. Atkinson
Franklin
First Security Reports on Loans and Savings in 1957
First Security Banks paid over 4 million dollars in interest to savers and issued 117000 plus loans totaling more than 434 million for 1957. Lloyd J Hogge, manager, announced in the stockholders report presented by George S Eccles.
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First Security
Lloyd J
George
S.ecrles
Bicat Security
Joans
Eccles
City League Begins Play In Recreational Basketball
The City recreational basketball league began play two weeks ago with six teams. Games are scheduled on Wednesdays at the Preston Junior Facility with matches like Richmond and National Guard at 9 15 p m and RPM and Winder at 9 30 p m. Standings follow after two weeks of play.
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Chureday
Preston
Sualent
Explorers plan county day of local government role
A county meeting held Monday in Pres ton set a plan for a day when county explorers can participate in local government. Steven Noyes led a program to engage over 90 explorers splitting into Whigs and Confederates to campaign for tickets by Feb 4 with elections by closed ballots.
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Franklin
Preston
Badgley
Virgil
Joensen
Dean” Rust
Keith Nielsen
Mao
Seticol
Steven Noyes
Whigs
Confederates
Sheriff
Neti
Paul Norton
Kirk” Paskins
Doyle - Wing 7
Ronald Kendrick
David Hartand
Marvin Architald
Keith , Wright
Stevert Edwards
Ralph’ Tibbits
LaVern Martin
Gary’ Ransom
Michael Jensen
Jack
Oliverson
the’ Peace
Henry
Brautler
Lyle “Archibald
Melvin Balls
Milford
Murdock
Blaine Stevensson
Swest Side
Roland
Hull
Quinten
Crockett
Anthony
Keller
Virgil Christensens
Bob Hull
Eastside
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U.in
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University of Wyosaming
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Salt Lake
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