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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

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Cub River Road Upgrade Progress Report

Co A Kelley district engineer for the state highway department says the Cub river road improvement project from the highway to Mapleton is well up to schedule. Readiness includes over 60 percent grade completion and plans to start Bear river bridge construction on highway 34 at Cleveland once right of way is cleared.

Cub River Mapleton Co. A. Kelley State Highway Department Franklin County Kelley Angus Condie

Police Chief Warns: Loose Dogs Will Be Shot After Dark

City Police Chief Dale Allred warns dog owners that any dog found running loose after dark will be shot. He cites recent livestock losses and injuries to animals caused by stray dogs as the reason for the strict measure.

Dale Allred Allred

Pfc Ronald L. Smith Joins July Defense Exercise

Pfc Ronald L. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Lafe W Smith route 2 Preston joined a one week air defense drill from July 19 to 28. He served with the 31st anti aircraft artillery brigade part of a coordinated exercise with Canadian defenses and the civilian ground observer corps over the Pacific Northwest.

Ronald L. Smith Lafe W. Smith Preston United States Canada Civilian Ground Observer Corps GOC Pacific Northwest

Preston Lumber to Acquire New Ready Mixed Concrete Equipment

Preston Lumber Co. completes plans to invest thousands in new equipment to provide ready mixed concrete. Floyd Diderickson and his son Dale will travel to Los Angeles to take delivery and return with two trucks. Within a week they expect to supply ready mixed concrete to customers.

Preston Lumber Co Floyd Diderickson Dale Los Angeles Preston

Essay Contest Under Way For Farm Youth

The Franklin County Farm Bureau federation Rural Youth organization sponsors an essay contest for farm youth aged 10 to 18. separate age groups 10 to 14 and 15 to 18 will have winners. Topics center on Why My Parents Should Vote. Entries close August 12 with prizes to be awarded.

Rural Youth Organization Franklin County Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau West Oneida Ethel Beckstead Garnet Gilbert Wendell Rawlings Robert Herd Betty Sharp Carol McEntire Joy Winward

Library to Close Two Weeks in August

Preston Carnegie Library will be closed from August 2 to 18 for vacations and building cleanup. Librarian Martha Geddes asks that books be returned during this period.

Preston Carnegie Martha’ Geddes Geddes

Preston Soldier Who Saved Buddy Story Reaches Idaho Mother

A Massachusetts mother requests help locating the Preston Idaho soldier who saved her son in Korea. Gov Len B Jordan forwards the appeal to County Auditor Cleo Swenson, who identifies Mervin Johnson of Preston as the hero. The Brockton Enterprise Times reported Corporal Frank E Simmons owed his life to Johnson after a grenade mishap during guard duty in Korea.

Cleo Swenson Preston Korea Ray Simmons Brockton Mass Len*b. Jordan Swenson Simmons Frank Johnny Brockton Enterprise Times Brockton, Mass Mervin Johnson Buddy Frank E. Simmons Raymond’ Simmons North Main Street Marvin Mervin Fox

Young Republicans Schedule Talk in Preston

Franklin County Young Republican League members meet in the county courthouse on Thursday August 7. Dell Smith president announced a talk by Tom Heath on highlights of the Chicago national Republican convention. Public is invited with special invitation to county outlying districts.

Franklin County Young Republican League Preston Dell Smith Tom Heath Chicago

Beetle Control Successful In Cache Forest

The bark beetle insect control project in Cache National Forest near Bear Lake County, Stauffer Creek, completed this summer under Forest Supervisor Joel L. Frykman. Paris resident Angel Jay B. Hann reported 100 young lodgepole pines attacked. sprayed in late June with orthodichlorobenzene to kill beetles and larvae. The treated trees were salvaged by local rancher Miller. A check by Frykman Hann and Timber Management official W. L. Hobb found the insects died or will not survive the chemical. No new attacks were found in the area.

Stauffer Creek Bear’ Lake County Cache National Forest Joel L. Frykman Angel Jay B. Hann Paris Hann Frykman

Plans for Ward Outing at Franklin Park

Franklin ward members announce a ward outing and fun night at Franklin Park on August 5 at 6 30 p m. A softball program and other competitive events are planned with families asked to bring box lunches. Watermelon and drinks supplied by the committee. The goal is full ward representation.

Franklin Bishopric Franklin Park Franklin Ward

Mission trip highlights from Elder Farrell Nielsen in Georgia

Elder Farrell S Nielsen, serving a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints mission in Georgia, reports a fruitful three months. He and six companions traveled 10 000 miles, presenting 175 programs to 28 000 church members and 45 radio broadcasts across five southeastern states. A mission conference with President David O McKay occurred in May, with nine Franklin county participants noted. He requests the newspaper address be changed to 304 Kimm eridge Dr East Point Ga for future notices.

Cnote Farrell Nielsen Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Georgia Nielsen Mission Pres David O. McKay Franklin County Elder Farrell S. Nielsen Kimmeridge Dr East. Point, Ga

Sleepy Hollow Fabes Heilo Holstein Sets Production Record

Sleepy Hollow Fabes Heilo a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Henry Drury and Sons Preston completed a 365 day test in the official herd improvement registry. At six years three months she produced about 23 quarts daily averaging 3.9 percent butterfat during the testing period supervised by the University of Idaho in cooperation with the Holstein Friesian Association of America.

Sleepy Hollow Fabes Uiversity of Idaho Holstein-Friesian Association» of America

Drury Brothers Serve in Germany With 28th Division

Second Lt Hazen R Drury and Lt Hazen B Drury of the 28th infantry division, a Pennsylvania national guard unit, train in Bavaria Germany. Hazen R Drury is awarded the Philippine liberation medal Asiatic Pacific campaign ribbon and good conduct medal. His wife Jeanette and children live in Preston and parents Henry and Mrs Drury reside in Fairview.

Hazen R. Drury Jeanette Preston 28Th Infantry Division Germany Pennsylvania National Guard Bavaria Drury Henry Drury Fairview

Preston Guild Week to Showcase Lancashire Town's History

Preston Lancashire gears up for a rare Guild Merchant festival in early September marking Henry II’s 1179 charter. The event rebuffs wartime pause, with processions, dances, exhibitions, and a march featuring trades unions, drawing visitors including Prestonians abroad.

Preston Faulkner County Arkansas Webster County Georgia Idaho United States British Commonwealth Lancashire Henry Canberra England Miller Park Royal Lancashire Show The Loyals Ribble America R. Carrington

Franklin Boy Wounded by BB Gun While Playing

An 11 year old Franklin boy, son of Mr and Mrs Gerad Tiny Corbridge, was treated in a local hospital last week for a BB wound to the abdomen. He and his cousin from Salt Lake City were playing when pellets from the gun struck him. The pellets were removed and the boy returned home the next day not much the worse for the experience.

Wayne Corbridge Gerad

California Packing Plant Prepares to Start Canning Beans

Harvest and processing of the pea crop has ended and the California Packing corporation at the Franklin plant is ready to begin canning beans. One hundred fifty bean pickers are needed to gather the crop for processing. Crop quality is high and yields are strong. Pickers should register at the employment security agency office at 26 West Oneida, Preston, as free bus transport to fields will be provided.

California Packing Corporation Franklin Calpak Employment Security Agency West Oneida Preston The California Packing Corp

Farm Fun Day Draws Crowd at Mink Creek Park

About 1 500 people attended the Mink Creek Park Farm Family Fun Day sponsored by the Franklin County Farm Bureau. Highlights included a Fairview baseball win 10 to 5, a West Side High School band concert, and farm family prize merchandise totaling 135 dollars. John H. Webb urged farming unity with industry and labor. other speakers stressed candidate study and grassroots resolutions.

Mink. Creek Franklin County Farm Bureau Fairview Fairview Winnning Frank Parker Weston Caspers John H. Webb Idaho Farm Bureau America Joe Clegg Grace Associated Eldon ‘Hansen Gaylord Larson Walter Knapp Mapleton Merlin= Ward Clifton Franklin Oneida Edch Ward Mink Creek Franklin County Farm Bureau Frank Gilbert

Preston Rojleo Night Rodeo Opens With Festivities

The 1952 Preston night rodeo opens after a parade and square dance jamboree near the courthouse. The Preston Lions Club organized the children's parade and Harold Allen led the jamboree as crowds gathered. Ray Skinner of Utah again produced the show with clown duo Gene and Bobby Clark and announcer Jack Oakie at the mike for a three night run starting with 6:30 parades and 8:00 grand entry. Five main events each evening include bronc riding bareback calf roping Brahma bull riding and bulldogging plus five special acts.

Oneida Preston Preston “Lions Club Harold Allen Ray Skinner Utah Gene Bobby Clark Jack Oakie

Farmers Field Day At Aberdeen Station In Franklin County

Franklin County farmers are invited to a field day at the Aberdeen branch agricultural experiment station of the University of Idaho on August 8. The program runs 10 a m to noon with a tour of more than 20 plots, followed by individual inspections and questions. Superintendent Ronald Ensign says specialists will be on hand to answer queries and a noon picnic will be held on the station lawn.

Franklin’ ‘County Aberdeen Branch Agricultural Experiment Station University of Idaho Ronald Ensign James E. Kraus George Woodbury Epar Arimenticc University Ensign Aberdeen Ralph Knight Walter Sparks Soil Conservation Service

Boys Escape Injury As Car Rolls On Canyon Road

Four Franklin county youths escaped serious injury after a car rolled over nine miles from Preston on Cub River road. Dale Chatterton lost control hitting a soft shoulder causing the vehicle to skid 90 feet and plunge the embankment. Richard Hobbs was kept overnight for observation. Roland Smith Terry Hopson and the driver sustained bruises and cuts. A second collision near Preston involved Lila Gunderson driving from Riverdale at about 8 80 a.m. colliding with a side rake and tractor owned by Howard Bennett as she attempted to pass. Sheriff Lee Harisen investigated both wrecks.

Franklin County Preston Cub ‘River Dale Chatterton Sheeley” Chatterton Richard’ Hobbs Roland Smith Terry Hopson Lila Gunderson Riverdale Howard Bennett Lee Harisen

Captain Merrill in Alaska Photo Duty

Capt Orrin Merrill son of Mr and Mrs O P Merrill is stationed in Alaska taking pictures for the government His wife and family reside in Logan and will join him when living quarters are found.

Orrin Merrill O. P., Merrill Alaska Logan

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Cub River Road Massachusetts Coun Young Republicans Ward Idaho Falls Ivan Peterson Stockton Creek Box Elder Drilling Co Tremonton Upton Wyo Franklin, County Murmax Drilling Holstein Hazen B. Drury Prestons Rushworth Fogg Preston, Lancashire Thomas W. E. E. Lockley J. J. Ward Preston Rojleo Aberdeen Station Canyon Road
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