Rodeo Queens Are Selected at Preston Night
Christie Bastian of Weston was chosen queen of Preston’s ninth annual Famous Rodeo Night. Attendants named were Margaret Hobbs of Linrose and Alice Bosworth of Preston. Eleven contestants competed in a judged event with Sheriff Warren Hyde chairman and Sheriff Jack Evans and Sheriff Alton Bunderson as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Christie Bastian
Weston
Margaret Hobbs
Linrose
Alice Bosworth
Warren Hyde
Brigham City
Boxelder County
Utah
Jack Evans
Malad
Oneida County
Alton Bunderson
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Betty Jean van Noy
Beverly Bell
Joyce Keller
Vilda Whitehead
Maxine Condie
March Keller
June Johnson
Beth Choules
Preston's Rodeo Stars Set for Peak Show
Edwin Crockett organized acts at Ogden and Salt Lake City venues this week as he builds a strong lineup for the rodeo. Notables include Bill Hammond with Palo Minos Pea Nuts in exhibition riding, Rex Rossi as entertainer and double, Mary Iler with her fast grey horse and husband Bill, Dick Griffeth the world champ trick roper, and Bob Rooker returning after army discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Iler
Forth Worth
Texas
Bill
Dick” Griffeth
Bob Rooker
Local Service Members Return Home On Leave
Cleveland PFC Willis R Burton returns for a two week furlough to the care of his mother Mrs Mary R Burton. He serves as payroll officer at Barksdale Field Louisiana and assists in church work of the Texas Mission. Cpl Robert Neilsen, son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Neilsen, arrives home and plans a 30 day leave before active duty on a Pacific repair ship. A ward party is set for Tuesday night in the Cleveland ward hall. Mrs Alice Anderson and children of Ogden visit Cleveland with the Fred H Anderson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFC
Willis R Burton
Mary R Burton
FFG
Burton
Barksdale Field
Louisiana
Texas
Central States
Independence
Missouri
LDS Church
Cpl
Robert Neilsen
Lorenzo Neilsen
Army
Pacific
Cpl Neilsen
Cleveland
Alice Anderson
Children
Ogden
Fred H Anderson
Post war planning board tabulates taxing unit projects
The county planning board outlines postwar projects for taxing units and estimates costs and timelines. Coordinated with the state planning commission led by Joe Wood, the effort filters impractical items and orders remaining projects by utility for final administration. Board members include Claude Keller James Howarth Myron Merrill E O Bergeson Jed Lewis R R Rowell and liaison Harley Greaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
State Planning Commission
Joe Wood
State Commission
Mr Rawlings
Claude Keller
Mink Creek
James Howarth
Franklin
Myron Merrill
Weston
E. O. Bergeson
Dayton
Jed Lewis
R. R. Rowe
Fulton Dies At Moser Home In Dayton
Claud Owen Fulton aged 66 died Wednesday at the Dayton home of Albert E. Moser where he had lived seven years. He was born February 4 1878 in Farmington Utah son of Robert S and Eva Hinman Fulton. He married Maud Hibbert November 13 1900 at Enterprise Utah. Maud Hibbert Fulton died July 26 1920. They had two sons and two daughters including Norma Thomas who died July 21 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Owen Fulton
Albert E. Moser
Dayton
Mr. Fulton
Farmington
Utah
Robert S
Eva Hinman Fulton
Maud Hibbert
Enterprise
Norma Thomas
Obituary Notice for Fulton Family Survivors
Survived by Mrs Nina Hankanson and Charles Fulton of Waynan Idaho and Cpl Ket Fulton of Geiger Field Washington One sister Mrs Marvel Silverthorn Ogden and five grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 p m Hendricks Funeral Homes Preston Idaho Burial Lewiston Utah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Hakanson
Charles Fulton
Waynan
Idaho
Cpl
Ket Fulton
Geiger Field
Washington
Marvel Silverthorn
Ogden
Hendricks
Preston
Lewiston
Utah
Loud System to Narrate Preston Rodeo for 15000 Fans
Weston band will provide musical numbers at the Preston rodeo with Jack Jordan as announcer. The event will use KVNU radio station sound system to convey information and entertainment to an estimated 15 000 fans at the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jordan
Preston Rodeo
Jordan
KVNU
Local Band Plans Nightly Parades and Performances
A regional band announces daily musical sets during a series of performances. They will march in the parade each night before the rodeo, offering entertainment ahead of the main events.
Blue Room Opens at Clint's Cafe in Prest on
The newly completed Blue Room upstairs at Clint's Cafe in Prest on offers a refined banquet and club space for patrons. It features a blue palette from walls to floor in turquoise and pastel shades, complementing the cafe’s ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Clint
Banquet Hall Upgrades And Sale Notices
The article notes elegant window treatments and heavy carpeting in a hall, with a dumbwaiter service for banquets from the kitchen to the Blue Room. It mentions seasonal meetings, club memberships, and a clearance sale with prices on house items and children’s wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Cordingly
Rotary
Steele
Sayre
Prediction claims war ends September seventh at two PM
The Citizen publishes a unique calculator forecasting the war to end on September seventh at 2 PM. The table is presented as interesting though unverified, inviting reader belief or skepticism.
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Reed's Riteway
C. A. Fulton
Moser Home
Baby Guard
Kemtone & Paint
Wizard Batteries Western Auto Supply
M. Swenson
Aresline
Fey Wae
Virginia
Can Suloupes
Rory
Janeen
Loin
Gaxahs
Julia Lee Wright
Kerr Caps ‘Dozer
M. Cc. P
Weston Band
Rodeo
Maabese -Fréta
Salt Lake City
Merrill
Hitler
Churchill Roosevelt
Stalin Togo
Christ
Iglese Sr S
Vey
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