Obituary: Hannah Williams 71 of Preston Dies After Heart Ailment
Hannah Williams 71 of 103 South 3rd East Street Preston died Saturday night from a heart ailment. Born August 18 1883 in Ovid she married Oliver Williams in 1902. Survived by husband five children 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday 11 am at Preston LDS chapel with burial in Montpelier Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Dennina Johnson Williams
South 3Rd East St
Preston
Ovid
Andrew
Christine Jensen Johnson
Oliver Williams
Logan
LDS Temple
Salt Lake City
Evangeline Hymas
Liberty
Ida
Hans Johnson
Shelley
Christine Edwards
Montpelier
Isaac Johnson
Ezra Johnson
Melvina Wilson
Ogden
Preston Lds First Ward
Ichapel
W. Dean Palmer
Webb Mortuary
Fireman Appointed in Mapleton by City Council
Alonzo Stone of Mapleton is named the new full time fireman by the city council at the last meeting. The appointment became effective last Tuesday replacing Marion Morgan who served five years with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Stone
Mapleton
Mr. Stone
Marion Morgan
Hit Hike Hug: The Three Great Highway Menaces
The Jax Air News lists drunken driving uncontrolled thumbing and indiscriminate spooning as the three great highway menaces, urging awareness of hit hike and hug dangers on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax Air News
U. S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Clyde W Nash Dies Friday Of Heart Attack
Clyde William Nash aged 55 of Preston Idaho died Friday noon from a heart ailment. He was born November 3 1899 in Pocatello and married Mamie Ransom July 27 1922 in Logan. Survivors include his wife two sons and two daughters nine grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services were held Monday in Preston with burial in Franklin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde William Nash
St., Preston
Pocatello
Andrew B
Oveda Hansen Nash
Mamie Ransom
Logan
LDS
Fern Hatch
Akron
Hilda Olsen
Weston
Ira Olson
Burley
Ross Nash
Ogden
Preston
LDS First Ward
W. Dean Palmer
Franklin Cemetery
Breeders Day For Holstein Cattle Set July 25
Purebred Holstein breeders plan a summer breeders day and picnic on Monday July 25 led by A V Talbot club president. Activities begin 10 30 a m at Daniel Roberts 516 East 1st South Preston with pasture fertilization and management demos followed by a stop at Paul Condie farm to view cattle and haying. A community lunch at Preston recreation park 1 p m for breeders and wives, with Idaho extension dairy man G C Anderson to speak afterward. Four H dairy club members with registered Holstein cattle will receive junior membership certificates after the picnic. Afternoon farm visits include A V Talbot Fairview Alma Choules Fairview Henry Drury Fairview and Douglas Wright Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Talbot
Daniel Roberts
East 1St South
Preston
Paul Condie
Preston City
2Nd North
G. C. Anderson
Idaho Extension Dairyman
Four-H Dairy Club
Fairview
Alma Choules
Henry Drury
Douglas Wright
Franklin
Norman Edwards Called to Mission in New Zealand
Norman Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Arte Inglet of Logan has accepted a call to serve a mission for the LDS church in New Zealand. He sails from Los Angeles on August 5 after a year of work there and was born in Preston on May 1 1934. His New Zealand address will be Elder George Norman Edwards box 72 2 Scotia place Auckland C1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George . Norman ,Edwards
Mrs
Arte) Inglet of
Logan
LDS Church
New Zealand
Los Angeles
Elder Edwards
Preston
Preston High School
George Norman Edwards
Scotia Place
Auckland
Farmers Told to Keep Records for Social Security Reports
C Ben Reavis of the Pocatello Social Security office announced that migratory farm laborers in Franklin county will be covered by social security for the first time. Farmers paying $100 in wages to one or more workers must obtain an employer identification number and maintain records of worker names, social security numbers, and wages. Workers paid $100 or more per year must provide their SSN. The area office will be in Preston on the third Wednesday each month from 2 to 4 p.m. Records are needed for year end tax returns, generally due January 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
C. Ben Reavis
Pocatello Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Reaves
Preston
Action Urged to Combat Weeds on Franklin County Farms
A county agent urges Franklin County farmers to spray cut burn or clean cultivate Canadian thistle to prevent seeding. Hyrum G. Johnson new crop and weed control agent explains 2 4 D spraying provides maximum control, with guidance for small patches and drift prevention. Land owners must join a long term program using good farming practices and chemicals, and consult Johnson if unsure. Work began to spray noxious weeds on state and county roads with plans to cover railroads and public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hyrum G. Johnson
Johnson
Idaho
Mr. Johnson
Holstein Heifer Award At Franklin County Fair
A registered Holstein dairy heifer will be awarded to a Franklin County 4-H dairy club member for top progress in the dairy club project. The 1955 sponsors include the American Breeder's Service, Lego Milk, Morning Milk, Preston Chamber of Commerce, Cache Valley Dairyman's Association, and Cache Valley Breeding Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Robert Larson
Preston
American Breeder’s Service
Lego Milk Company
Morning Milk Company
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Cache Valley Dairyman’s Association
Cache Valley Breeding Association
4-H Dairy Club
Mission leader from Minidoka area relays service record
The text notes a man identified as Mr. Johnson from Preston, living with his family at 53 North 1st East, who spent four and a half years in the U.S. Army as a crew chief, later filled a church mission, and served as district president in the Southwest Mission with headquarters in New Mexico. He is married with three young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minidoka County
Air Force
United. ‘States ‘Army
Southwest
New Mexico
Johnson
North Ist East
Preston
Whitney youths nominated for Young American medal
A letter from G Frederick Mullen executive secretary to Governor Smylie acknowledges nominations of Reed and Lynn Winward of Whitney Idaho for a Young American medal for bravery and promises careful consideration by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frederick Mullen
Smylie
Reed
Lynn Winward
Whitney
Idaho
Four-H Members Camp Plans For Franklin County
Four-H members gather at Lake Camp and Willow Flat Camp with a large turnout expected. Owen Gibson of Moreston serves as chairman of the Franklin County 4-H camping committee.
Preston Legion family noted in local history
Auxiliary Work Leigh nine Sharie six and Kevin one. Mr Auger served as commander Preston post No 34 and as sixth district commander at different times. Parents Howard and Armorel Dalley Hall Preston residents, charter members of the American Legion and auxiliary in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Sharie
Kevin
Auger
Preston Post No
Howard and
Armorel Dalley Hall
Preston
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Contest winners thank supporters after four week event
Steven Harris jeweler and Richard Strand of Johnson Drugstore express gratitude to many friends who helped with subscriptions and backing during the four week contest. Jean Morrison second prize winner visited The Citizen office to ensure her thanks appeared in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Strand
Johnson Drugstore
Jean Morrison
Citizen Office
Idaho's Grace Jordan Recalls Long Lost Brother Tale
A California man seeks Dell Cattron, described as five feet three, 140 pounds, a champion corn husker, in hopes he is his long lost brother Delevan Greene. Grace Jordan, former Idaho first lady, notes the inquiry came after her book Home Below Hells Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville
Grace Jordan
Hells Canyon
California
W. W. Greene
Whitneys Host Various Guests Over July Weekend
A series of visitors arrived in Whitney and nearby areas for extended stays and weekend visits. Families from Rupert Salt Lake City Logan Pocatello Idaho Falls and Preston joined local residents for July Fourth celebrations and summer gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark G. Johnson
Rupert
Fenton Larsen
Norman Steinicke
Kenneth Neeley
Salt Lake City
Eugene Hull
Meredith Nelson
Idaho Falls
Jack Croft
Steven
Logan
Les Ballif
Brent
Pocatello
L. H. Ballif
Brent Ballif
Stanford University
Lloyd N. Beckstead
Michael and
Parl
Lloyd Beckstead
David Beckstead
Pullman
Wash
Whitney
Raymond Nelson
Richmond
Alma Johnson
G. A. Brower
Jesse Johnson
Preston
Reed Roberts
James Chadwick
Riverdale Hosts Of Barringtons Weekend Guests
Riverdale Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Keith Wiggins and children from Ogden along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Ferrin and family from Salt Lake City. Former missionary companions of Mr Barrington they joined in a quiet weekend at the Barrington home with local hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaWayne Barrington
Keith Wiggins
Ogden
Ralph Ferrin
Salt Lake City
Ferrin
Mr. Wiggins
Barrington
Alvin Taylor
Hayward
Calif
Li Waynee Barringtons
Community notes from Riverdale and surrounding areas
Social updates cover visits and travels of the Gundersons Packer and Larsen families from Richland and Seattle. Judy Packer stays in Bountiful with Gus Taverson. Deanna Garn returns home from Seattle after three weeks with Wold family. Local events include a Riverdale MIA swim party and YWMIA gathering, Riverdale softball loss to Preston, and trips to Afton Wyoming Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Garn
Seattle
Darrel, Wold
Idaho Falls
Theo Smith
Reed McGregor
Opal Smith
Yellowstone Park
Jack Wold
Darrel Wold
Riverdale Ward
Maple Grove Hot Springs
MIA
YWMIA
Robert Smith
Riverdale Girls
Preston First Ward
Don Carter
Afton
Wyo
Irene Brown
Carters
Curtis Bosen
Salt Lake City
Delore Wallgren
E. W. Clyde
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Hannah Williams
Clyde W. Nash
FBI
Man
Kirk Douglas
Jeanne Crain
Claire Trevor
SUN
Clark Gasie
Susan Hayward
Fortune
20Th Century
Fox
Wander
M-G-M
Tech Unicolor
Norman Edwards
G.’ Norman
Edwards
Nature
Ellis, Dick
Johnson's Drug Store
Pharmaciris
Steven Harris
Riverdale
Howard J. Maughan
J. Blair Jones
East
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