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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

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County Auditor Praises Franklin County Op erations

Warren Vickrey certified public accountant of Pocatello audits Franklin County books and reports to commissioners that records conform to GAAP. He commends sheriff probate and county auditor fee records, notes rising fee business, and flags current expense fund underperformance, suggesting moving the agriculture agent and considering small levy adjustments.

Warren Vickrey PocateHo Franklin County Vickrey

Heath Appears at Idaho Hearings on Agriculture Committees

Senator Heath testified before both the senate and house agriculture committees. A number of Idaho residents visited Washington last week and called at his office, including State Senator and Mrs. Tom Heath of Preston.

Idaho Washington U. S Herman Welker Statte Sen Tom Heath Preston Heath Senate House

Ronald D Seamons Receives Seminary Diploma

Diplomas were presented to 47 graduates of the LDS institute at Idaho State College in Pocatello. Joint exercises with the high school seminary featured speaker President Stephen L Richards. Ronald D Seamons of Preston was among the graduates with LaNay Flint Davis delivering the institute salute and Jay B Christensen presenting the class.

LDS Institute Idaho State College Pocatello Stephen L. Richards Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Ronald D. Seamong Preston LaNay Flint Davis Jay B. Christensen W. R. Cahoon Pocatello Stake Regional Board of Education

Three County Youths Get Degrees at BYU

Three county residents graduate from Brigham Young University at its 80th commencement. David C. Sparks Bamida Grant Hawkes Wendell Henry Rawlings Preston are listed among those receiving degrees. Ezra Taft Benson, LDS Church official, is slated to speak at the baccalaureate services June 2 with Irving S. Olds delivering the commencement address.

Franklin Othier Brigham, Young University At David C. Sparks Bamida Grant Roger Hawkes Wendell Henry Rawlings Preston Ezra Taft Benson Council of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Irving S. Olds U. S. Steel Corp

Excess Wheat Penalty Set at $1.13 Bushel

Hyrum R Nelson, chairman of the Franklin County agricultural stabilization and conservation committee, reports from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington that the penalty rate per bushel on excess wheat for the 1955 crop will be $1.13.

Hyrum R. Nelson Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington

Seven From County to Graduate From USAC Saturday

Preston area students are among 696 candidates for Utah State Agricultural College graduation. Local graduates include Glen A. Christensen Alton E. Larsen Ada Condie Clair M. Hollingsworth Richard Magleby Udean Fellows and Blanche Beutler. Activities include an inaugural and baccalaureate service Friday and commencement Saturday with remarks by Dr Howard S McDonald and inauguration of Dr Daryl Chase.

Preston Utah State Agricultural College Glen A. Christensen Alton E. Larsen Ada Condie Clair M. Hollingsworth Richard Magleby Udean Fellows Blanche Beutler Friends USAC Daryl Chase Utah State Thorpe B. Isaacson Board of Richard L. Evans Council of the Twelve Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Howard S. McDonald Los Angeles City Si Glen Christensen Prestom Alton

Lynn Longstroth Relocates Auto Repair Shop Across Street

Lynn Longstroth owner of Lynn's Auto Service moves his shop across the street, taking space in the Texaco building north of Grant's Texaco station. He has operated at 8 East First South for 11 years and keeps the same phone number 512 with front and rear entrances.

Lynn. Longstroth Lynn Auto Service Grant Texaco Longstroth Utah Oil Co East First South

Clair Alan Greaves Dies at Six From Leukemia

Funeral services are set for Clair Alan Greaves six son of Alan and Joyce Greaves at 1 p m Saturday at the ward church. He had battled leukemia the past year and endured a Salt Lake City hospital stay. Survivors include his parents of Preston a brother Terry Lynn a sister Shelley grandparents Walter and Lena Rindlisbaker of Riverdale Seymour Greaves of Preston great grandparents Fredrick Rindlisbaker Ogden and Lena Simpson Salt Lake City. Family will receive friends Friday evening and Saturday until service time. Burial at Preston Cemetery. Webb Mortuary handling.

Clair Alan Greaves Alan Joyce ‘Rindlisbaker Greaves Salt Lake City Preston Terry Lynn Seymour Greaves Fredrick Rindlisbaker Ogden Lena Simpson Larsen ‘Drive Prestom Webb Mortuary

Two Selected From County For Girls State

Karen Tingey of West Side High School and Rama Drury of Preston High School were chosen to attend Girls State. Tingey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tingey, is a junior and active student leader. Drury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drury, is a Preston High School representative.

County Caldwell Karen Tingey West Side Maurice Tingey Weston Tingey Rama -Drury Represent Preston

Intersection Crash Hospitalizes Preston Woman

An elderly Preston woman, Leona Smith, was treated at Franklin County General Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at the 2nd South and 1st East intersection in Preston Sunday around 2 30 p m. Smith suffered possible chest injuries and shock while Dorothy Koller and five young girls in her car were bruised and shaken. Smith’s condition was improving.

Preston Franklin County General Memorial Hospital 2Nd South 1St East Leona Smith Dorothy Koller Clifton Smith Koller

Moser elected Preston FFA president for coming year

Gale Moser son of Mr and Mrs J L Moser of Whitney elected president of Preston Chapter Future Farmers of America to lead next year. He won state farmer degree and star farmer award for outstanding project work in the southeastern district. Gordon Jensen named vice president and other officers including Jerry Chatterton secretary Larry Beckstead treasurer reporter Philip Nash and sentinel Russell Petterborg installed at year end ceremonies.

Gale ‘Moser J. L. Moser Whitney Preston Future Farmers of America Moser FFA Gordon Jensen Nard Jensen Nampa Jerry Chatterton N. J. Chatterton Mapleton Larry, Beckstead Ace Beckstead Philip Nash J. A. Nash Linrose Tinel Russell Petterborg Guy C. Petterborg Glendale Gale Moser Larry Beckstead

Week's Rains Bring Two Inches And Still Coming

A three day rainstorm deposited 2.01 inches by Tuesday night with additional showers following. Farmers praised the moisture but crops remained stressed from prior dryness and wind. Franklin County weather observer C M Crabtree reported May totals of 1.53 inches, about 0.02 inch above normal.

C. M. Crabtree Franklin County Sugar Co U. S. Weather

Probate Judges Convene in Preston

Idaho probate judges hold their convention in Preston at the county courthouse. Friday evening includes a banquet honoring guests with speakers from Utah and Idaho.

Preston Idaho Utah

Howard Potter to Speak to Franklin County Farmers

Boise educator Howard Potter will address Franklin County farmers on the wheat referendum Friday at 8 pm in the Jefferson School music room. Public invitation extended to all interested in the issue.

Howard Potter Boise Franklin County Jefferson School

Wheat Acreage Allotment Rules Outlined by ASC Chair

Hyrum R Nelson, chairman of the Franklin county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee, outlines wheat acreage allotment rules for farms with no wheat seeded in 1953 1954 or 1956. Farmers must apply in writing to their county ASC committee by June 30 in winter wheat regions and February 15 in spring wheat areas. blank forms are available at the county ASC office.

Hyrum R. .Nelson Franklin - County -Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC

Utah Poultry Plans Convention Here June 9

The Utah Poultry and Farmers' Cooperative plans its third annual regional convention for members in Utah and southern Idaho. Preston hosts the June 9 meeting with registrations at 9:30 am and sessions at 10 am headed by UP&FC's H. M. Blackhurst. C. K. Ferre speaks on tax problems with group discussions on common issues and door prizes.

Utah Poultry and Farmers Women's ” Auxiliary Preston Salt ‘Lake Idaho Fillmoré Agus Segre H. M Blackhurst Up&fc C. K. Ferre Suncheon

Franklin Idaho Day Celebration Plans Progress

Franklin prepares for Idaho Day celebrations on June 14 and 15. General chairman Leonard Butterworth invites the public to visit the relic hall and pioneer park with picnic areas. General custodian Charles Ralph will guide visitors through exhibits as organizers promise an engaging two day program for all ages.

Leonard Butterworth Charles Ralph Stu

Employment Office Reopens in Preston at West Oneida

The Preston employment office is now open at 24 West Oneida. Contact number is 114. Local workers can access job services and listings.

Preston West Oneida

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Thomas Heath Ronald D. Seamons BYU Lynn Longstroth American ‘Legion Lady Ellis Ene Rama Drury Paul B. Winn Logan Leslie D. Carter UN Command Military Armistice Commission Korea Winn Brigham, Young University Army Donna Rae N. Main M. H. Winn Route 3 U. S. Army Utah Poultry Plans Big Doin Frances Atkinson Utah State Agricultural’ College George Washington The Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Foley Chicago Washington, D.C Kenneth D. Wells Atkizéon Dayton
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