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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

Page

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Honest man sought as police chief quits after rodeo

The Citizen notes Chief Harold Campbell will resign at the rodeo end and praises his morning curb painting, while reporting on local happenings. Fern Larsen leaves the paper after a decade of news from American Falls. Twin Lakes boat races drew crowds despite delays and spills, with many volunteers recognized for hard work. The piece hints at upcoming festivities and the Preston rodeo queen selection to follow.

Diogenes Harold Campbell THE Citizen Fern Larsen Eldon Larsen American Falls Fern Twin Lakes Dick. Parnes Luther Boyd Albert Moser Joe, McKnight Harold Conlin Jor McKnight Chamber of ‘Commerce Preston Preston Boots and‘ Saddle Club Sheely Chatterton Andy Wendell Bn Sun Valley Scotty Joe McKnight Gundsy Joe’s

State Policeman Warns Litterbugs About Idaho Law

Idaho State Police officer W. R. Barfuss warns that since May 17 it is unlawful to discard bottles cans paper and similar litter on highways. House bill 81 imposes up to a $50 fine for litterbugging and urges motorists to use litterbags and deposit trash in highway department barrels. Utah reportedly has a similar law.

W. R. Barfuss Idaho State Police Idaho Barfuss Highway’ Department Utah

Preston Night Rodeo Set for August 1 2 3

Promoter Earl Hutchison returns to produce the Famous Preston Night Rodeo with top stock and special acts. Announcer Jack Oakey to preside. Parades nightly at 5 30. Tickets on sale Saturday July 17 at First Security Bank North State. Reserve seats limited. more general admission available. Dress up for rodeo week starting May 25.

Hutch Rodeo Committee Jack Oakey First Security Bank North State Preston

English Anglia Ford debuts at McCune Motor Co display

Preston announces English made Anglia and Prefect from Ford now offered by McCune Motor Co. West Oneida. Anglia advertised at 1695 dollars with 30 to 40 miles per gallon and 36 horsepower. The Anglia sold for export, compact size and available replacement parts in U S. public invited to view on display.

McCune’ Motor Co St ‘Preston Weelk Ford Fe Oy McCune Motor West Oneida United States McCline, Motor Co

Franklin County Civil Defense Appoints New Leader

In 1957 Franklin County civil defense organized after a visit by Admiral Specht. Sheriff Ray Talbot acted as director for Friday drills before the board named Clifford Warr to head civil defense and relief for an indefinite term. The group participated with national state and local units in Operation Alert.

Robert E. Smylie Franklin County Civil Defense Organization Preston Admiral Specht Civil Defense Ime Board of County Ray Talbot Board of County ‘Commissioners Clifford Warr Franklin

Fair to highlight 1957 Franklin County event with fireworks

The Franklin County Fair will climax Saturday night August 31 at 9 30 PM with fireworks from Preston park east section after the junior rodeo in the Preston arena. W M Robinson chairman notes new and remodeled facilities at the fairgrounds including a water system wash racks eight taps and improved livestock buildings with cement footings and a show shed for hogs and sheep. Construction aims to have National Guard armory ready by 1958 for exhibits.

Franklin County Preston City Preston Rodeo Arena Chamber of Commerce Rodeo Committee W. M. Robinson Robinson Fai Frounds National Guard Armory Fairgrounds Idaho

Preston High Band Invited to Pocatello Frontier Days Parade

Preston High School band baton corps and Indianettes joined three bands in Pocatello on Tuesday for the 75th Diamond Jubilee Frontier Days parade. Under John Manning Roy Ware and Royal Austin two busloads of 85 students attended. Governor Smylie spoke at a Memorial Park chuck wagon dinner after the parade.

Preston Baton. Corp Pocatello John Manning Ama Roy’ Ware Eastside Royal Austin Preston High Pocatello City Preston Baton Corps Lorna Kay Peterson Sally Merrill Roger Woodward Ruth Ann Durrant Diane’ Winward Memorial Park Smylie Ogden

Death of C F Hawkes former assessor at 86

C F Hawkes 86 former Franklin county assessor and Preston merchant died in a Salt Lake City hospital Tuesday night from age related causes. Born May 12 1870 in Willard Utah he married Florence Pratt in 1892. Survived by six children thirty five grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 pm in Preston first ward with visitation Friday at Webb Mortuary.

Charles “Prea” Hawkes Salt Lake City Willard Utah Joshua Mary Lewis Hawkes Florence A. Pratt Logan Temple Hawkes Preston Pioneer Franklin County LDS Church I. A Ann) Cowley Venice F. Pratt - Hawkes Salt Lake Enos Charlotte) Wray Pocatello Harold B. Hawkes Magna Kendrick C. Hawkes Seattle Oliver Clara Deane Morrison Franklin Estus Hawkes Boise A. C. Hawkes Ashton Charles Orison Effie Brown Logan Webb

Captain Hansen Leads Niagara Falls Helicopter Rescue

Captain Hansen, a former local youth and now a helicopter pilot with the 15th fighter group, assisted by Ivan Carter and Rob Byrne, rescued two men from the Niagara River above the falls after their motorboat failed. Dennis Miller and Thomas Sterling were saved. Miller was treated for shock. Hansen spotted the swimmers from 10 feet above the river and landed nearby to recover Byrne and Miller.

William A.davis Whitney Niagara L. T. Tansen Ivan .D. Carter Rob Byrne Dennis Miller Thomas Sterling Ontario Miller Tock Sterling Ee “Hansen Nisgare Falls Byrne D Miller Hansen New England Naval ”Reserve Jost Lake Erie L. GL. Hansen Blackfoot Preston

Appeal dates set for wheat allotments in Franklin county

Hearings for wheat allotments are scheduled July 22 and 23 in the social hall of the Franklin county courthouse. Von R Atkinson, chairman of the county ASC committee, says the open meetings invite public attendance. Appellants are mailed their specific hearing times, with sessions from 8 30 a m to 5 p m each day.

Franklin County Von—R—Atkinson ASC

Judges secured for Franklin County Flower Show and fair

Mrs Dorthea Newbold and Fred Angusburger named as flower show judges for the Franklin County Fair to be held Aug 28 through 31. Robert Higgins of Idaho University will judge garden and crops, plus 4 H photography projects. Premium lists available after Aug 1 from the county agent's office.

Dorthea Newbold Fred Angusburger Franklin J. Neff Boothe Fair ‘Board Newbold Angus‘burger Franklin’ County Boothe Robert Higgins Extension Agronomist University of Idaho Franklin County Higgins Idaho Oregon Boise Blackfoot Will Franklin County Fair

Franklin County youths join armed services in 1940s notice

Franklin County Selective Service Board reports local youths inducted into the Army Navy Air Force and Marines during June and July. Ronald Coburn Weston released from the Army July 6 and awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Others entering include Lloyd Sant Preston Wayne Johnson John Sparks Carl McCulloch and Grant Smith.

Franklin .County Army Navy Force Franklin County Selective Service Board Ronald William Coburn Weston Lloyd’ K. Sant Preston Air Force Wayne _ G Johnson John M. Sparks Banida

Local kin greet visitors in Layton family gathering

Mrs. Cora Jensen hosted callers Tuesday. A niece Mrs. Ralph Johnson and daughter Sandra visited from Layton, Utah.

Cora, Jensen Ralph Johnson Sandra Fof Layton Utah

Preston Night Rodeo to Crown Queen and Attendants

Ten contestants entered for the Preston Night Rodeo queen contest with a parade through the business district at 7 p m and the arena event at 8 p m Saturday. Prizes include four saddles bridles and related gear with winners not required to be present to claim awards.

Preston Rodeo Arena Co Boots

Pioneer Day Celebration Set for Weston Parade and Games

Weston prepares for Pioneer Day next Wednesday with a morning parade led by community groups and a patriotic meeting at the Weston ward chapel. Afternoon events include a Dayton F versus Preston baseball game, children's and pony races, free sports, rodeo by the Schwaneveldt brothers, and a grand evening rodeo with concessions. Gunnar Rasmussen is the featured morning speaker. Entry for floats ends July 23. Grandstand recently renovated. no charge for the afternoon program.

Weston Grant Benson Delbert Schwaneveldt Weston ‘Ward Dayton Preston Cache Valley ‘League Gunnar~Rasmussén Toeeh Schwaneveldt Blaine Schwandveldt

Fenton E Larsen Initiated Into Phi Kappa Phi

Fenton E Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Fenton A Larsen of Preston Michigan has been initiated into the Michigan State University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi the national honor society for scholarship promotion. Larsen a graduate student in horticulture is the new member.

East ‘Lansing Mich Fenton E. Larsen Fenton A. Larsen Preston Michigan State University Phi Kappa Phi Larsen

Oldest Franklin Resident Miss Matea Wright Buried

Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m at Webb Funeral Home Preston with Bishop Handy in charge. Sousa eulogies and music featured. Burial in Franklin cemetery in family plot. Survived by brothers Samuel Wright and G L Wright. Born October 15 1868 at Franklin she cared for parents and nieces and nephews.

Matea Webb Funeral Preston Samuel R. ‘Handy Grace -Robinson Alf-Toone Jesus Ads Chatterton Myrtle Vella Woodward Marlow We Woodward Mary Jane Wright Le‘vor Doney Franklin Ivan Woodward Margaret . Wright Maggie William :T Maria’ Brown ‘Wright Samuel Wright Logan G. L. Wright

Jet era begins for Lt Claire Fisher at Vance AFB

Lt Claire J Fisher son of Mr and Mrs A I Fisher of Oxford will move into jet training after teaching in B 25 missions He is at Vance AFB Enid Okla and earned his wings in June 1956 He and his wife Nene Meyers of Boise have three children and recently moved into a new Enid home He is LDS Church branch president in Enid and invites Idaho friends to visit Pictured with Fisher are Lieuts Shields Schmidt Robertson from West Point Kansas and Ohio field offices.

Claire J. Fisher A. Il. Fisher Oxford Fisher Vance Air Force Base Enid Okla Nene Meyers Boise LDS Church Idaho Lieut. Shields Ohio Schmidt West Point Kanse A Robertson Newark

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