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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1943

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Air Raid Alert Observed In Franklin County Monday

Franklin county conducted its first air raid alert Monday under Ninth Corps Area authority at Salt Lake City. Key civilian defense staff assembled at 7:22 pm, with a quick mobilization by 7:37 pm. Weldon Nash warned the public to cooperate as a real attack could require blackout and full mobilization of raid wards, ambulances, and fire forces.

Franklin County Army Ninth Corps Salt Lake City Preston Civilian Defense Staff Athe Key Weldon «Nash Provo-trea Amay Wasatch Mountains Yas Nash

Recall Petitions Delayed Til Aug

The Independent Voters League announced a delay in circulating petitions for the recall of Governor Bortolfsen. Harold Howell said the plan is not canceled and momentum is gathering as mass meetings proceed, with petitions now targeted for early August.

Bortolfsen Independent Voters’ League Harold Howell League

Equalization Sessions Set for July Hearings

County commissioners have begun equalization hearings at the courthouse. The first session occurred Monday, June 28, with additional hearings scheduled for Tuesday, July 6 and Monday, July 12. Taxpayers may appear to present complaints about tax assessments.

Rabies Warning Issued For Franklin County Area

Dr S E Nelson warns of canine rabies spreading from northern Utah and southern Idaho. Vets Scott B Brown and others report infected dogs in Stone Idaho Tremonton area prompting Pasteur treatments for bites. Cattle and pigs losses noted. authorities urged to confine suspicious animals until state lab diagnosis.

S. E. Nelson Franklin County Utah Idaho Scott B. Brown Stone Stone S Holbrook Nelson

Penney Aids To Promote Bonds

The J C Penney Company launches a nationwide War Bond and Stamp drive on July 1 with a goal of at least 10 million dollars across stores and employees. Secretary Morgenthau praised Penney workers, and local Preston plans include window displays and a bond booth at the entrance.

J. _C. Penney’ Company Secretary of the Treasury Henry W. Morgenthau, Jr Penney Patvey*Company Penney’s Morgenthau Penney , Company Treasury Department War Bonds Preston R. R. Rowell Franklin J. C. Penney Company R'E Strub

Former Preston Man Back For The Week

Ray Taylor formerly ran the Preston theatres returns for a brief Preston visit this week. He covers Pauline Nelson on vacation in Salt Lake City and will resume his Capitol Theatre duties in Salt Lake after filling in here. Mrs Nelson and daughter visit relatives, including Dr and Mrs S S Evans, during the stay.

Preston Ray Taylor Preston Theatres Intermountain Ray Pauline ‘Nelson Salt Lake City Utah Nelson Taylor

Quiet Fourth Observed in Franklin County

County stores and public offices will close Monday July 5 for Independence Day weekend. Two county celebrations planned at Winder and Mink Creek feature parades patriotic programs music dances children’s sports a ball game and a dance. Clifford Forsgren of the Oneida stake will speak at Winder with events starting at 11 00 a m and Mink Creek’s schedule also begins at 11 00 a m with a parade at the Alvin Peterson ranch.

Franklin Winder Mink Creek Winder M. I. A Clifford Forsgren Oneida Stake Alvin Peterson

Community Canning Center Advances with New Equipment

The Community Canning center near Preston progresses with arrival of more equipment and aims to be ready by July 10. An organization meeting is set for Saturday at 4:00 p.m. in the Court House, inviting Relief Society presidents and all interested locals.

Court House Relief Preston

Freedom Bonds And Wartime Faith In A 1948 Fourth

The piece links Independence Day to wartime labor and industrial effort. It urges Americans to celebrate July 4, 1948 by renewed resolve to uphold Freedom of Speech and Religion and Freedom from Want and Fear, urging support for United States War Bonds as a patriotic act.

Awards Offered Farm Production Awards Plan

A plan by the Associated Civic Clubs of Southeastern Idaho, led by Ben Johnson of Preston, honors young farmers ages 16 to 38 for farm work aiding the war effort. It aims to name three outstanding eastern Idaho farmers and one outstanding young farmer per county, using a county agent and war board coordinated selection method. Full details to be announced soon.

Associated, Civic Clubs Idaho Ben Johnson Preston Johnson Farma Amer

Food Stores Ready To Serve Patrons For Double Holiday

Preston stores prepare for a double holiday by urging Preston city residents to shop early Friday and Saturday to ease rural traffic and rationing. Safeway manager Joe Oborn plans ample picnic items, fruits, vegetables, and sufficient poultry. Campbell's Market Keith Campbell highlights bargains in meats and a wide lunch meat assortment plus cherries and watermelons. O P Skaggs Ariell Neeley reports a bountiful produce display for picnics and Fourth of July delicacies. Davis family stock remains varied with cold meats and poultry ready for wrapping.

Preston Franklin County Preston City Safeway Joe Oborn Campbell Keith Campbell Keith Campbells Aériel Neeley O.P. Skaggs Davis

Navy Cruiser to Visit Preston for Recruit Drive

The Navy Recruiting Cruiser USS WAVES SPARS will visit Preston on July 16 as part of Navy week ending that day. The ship tours Idaho from Portland Seattle and Boise and carries a Navy nurse a WAVE Yeoman and a Navy doctor. Mayor Crockett proclaims Navy recruiting week urging civic groups churches and officials to support the drive.

Navy USS Waves—Spars Preston Idaho Bottaligsen Portland Ore Seattle Wash Boise Edwin A. Crocket Mayor Crockett United States Navy Farragut Bayview

Police Warn Against Use Of Fire Works This Weekend

Chief Frank Merrill warns youngsters and adults to avoid fire crackers candles sky rockets and other fireworks in city limits this weekend. Violators will be prosecuted while sparklers and spit devils are allowed if watched closely. An incident on Main Street Sunday caused a fire alarm by a lighted cracker in a waste paper can.

Frank Merrill Merrill

Idaho Tire Quotas Reduced for July Allocation Cut

The Office of Price Administration announced nationwide tire reductions with Idaho's grade 3 tires cut from 2,536 in June to 1,537 in July. Other Idaho allocations include grade 1 tires 2,852 tubes 2,462 for passenger cars 2,057 for trucks and buses tractor tires 791 and tubes 1,823.

Idaho Office of Price Administration

Hours Set At Rationing Office

Office hours at the local rationing headquarters are 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m daily. Mrs Jessie Budge asks public cooperation in observing these hours. Applications for canning sugar are handled each Thursday Friday and Saturday at the office. Schedule continues through the summer.

Jessie—Budge

Preschool Clinic catches up on missed checkups

The PTA summer round up committee announces arrangements with local physicians and dentists to bring absent children in for physical examinations before the new school term. Immunizations for smallpox and diphtheria are included in the program.

PTA

Gas Ration Renewal Forms Mailed Countywide

Ivan Goff announces gas ration renewal forms mailed to all gasoline denters. Owners must file, attach inspection records and old book backs, and send to the local ration board to receive new A or B books. Tire shortages praised as critical for 90 to 120 days per Denver regional office.

Ivan Goff Goff Denver

New Manager for Sego Milk Preston Branch

AL Kircher of Buhl named manager of the Preston Sego Milk Company unit. He will assume duties after a Salt Lake City visit, bringing a decade of Buhl plant progress and prior supervision of Wisconsin plants. His family is moving with him as Preston welcomes the Kirchers.

AL Kircher Buhl Preston Sego Milk Company Wisconsin Hyland, Ill Pet Milk Company Chicago Medical

Legion Hon ors Servicemen Amid July Induction List

Legion Post 34 will honor county servicemen heading to army induction at 2:00 p.m. Monday July 5. Inductees include Rulon Owen Keith Nash Milton Head L Milton George Kay Carver Donald Cummings Roy Olsen Dean Radford William Raymond enrolled in marine corps Farrell Larsen and two others transferred to boards for immediate induction. Reserve members and aviation cadet training plans are noted with several awaiting calls. July induction quota expected lighter than June with 310 to report for examinations at Pocdtetlo on May 20.

American Legion Mos Navy Army Rulon A. Owen Keith W. Nash Milton Head L. Milton George Kay B. Carver Donald Cummings Roy J. Olsen Dean _M._ Radf Marine Corps Marcell Chatterton Calder Pickett Wayne Chatterton Glenn Oliverson Reese Kern Allen Packer Holling Richard Lowe Wilber Jensen Blaine Parkinson James Packer Vyrl Goff Keith L. Neeley Richard M. Merrill Heber G. Fackrell Salt Lake City Utah Cme Pocdtetlo Tay

Jensen Family Travails Highlight BYU Medical Training Trip

Last Thursday Mr and Mrs Orion Jensen took their son Wilbur to Ogden Utah where he joined ten BYU youths on the way to Dubuque Iowa to enter the University of Iowa to finish medical training.

Orion Jensen Wilbur Ogden Utah BYU Dubuque, Iowa University of Iowa

Baptismal Services for On eida Stake Held July 3

Notice states baptismal services for On eida stake will be held July 3 at 3 30 p m in the Fourth ward chapel with Bishop Sam Webster of Glendale ward as speaker R J Davis listed among the names though punctuation is unclear

Oneida Fourth Ward

Thomas Sant 83 Dies in Clifton After Lingering Illness

Thomas Sant, 83, died early Monday in Clifton after a lingering illness. Born in England, he emigrated to America with his family and spent most of his life in Clifton. Survived by his wife Jane Winterbottom, children Ruth Calhister, Ira Sant, Samuel Sant, and May Chadwick, funeral held Thursday at 1:00 p.m. in the Clifton ward chapel.

Clifton Thomas Sant Thomas Sant England America Amarried Oliabeth Trugeet Laura Sant T. Hebert Sant Jane_iWinterbottom Ruth Callister Ira Sant Samuel Sant San Diego Calif May Chadwick Whitney Thomas’ Sant

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