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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

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Severe hail damages farms near Preston area

An area about one and a half miles wide and two miles long, northwest of Preston, was hit by a severe hail storm last Friday. Winter wheat losses reach 20 to 70 percent. beets flattened but may recover. fields may be dug up for corn or grain. George Eames home shingles and window damage reported. investigators Daniel Roberts and Ariel Eames surveyed the scene and deem this storm harsher than a similar event years ago.

Preston Bear River Ben Jones Allen Fisher Ariel Hawkes Oliver Greaves George Eames Hyrum Bennett Lloyd Beckstead Clair Kay Hollingsworth Mark Larson Daniel Roberts Ariel Eames Game

USU Announces 1 291 Degrees For 1960 Commencement

Utah State University schedules two commencement events with 1 291 degree candidates including 1 111 bachelors 163 masters and 17 doctors plus 55 Cedar City College of Southern Utah graduates in elementary education. Notables include speaker Moyle and Dr William E. Morgan.

Utah State University Daryl Chase USU Cedar City College of Southern Utah Nelson Fieldhouse Henry D Moyle Church of Jesus Chrst Latter-day Saints

Marilyn Hull Starts Classes In Dancing Drama

Marilyn Hull begins summer dancing and drama courses with Marlyn Nash Hull as instructor at the Foss building beside Burnham Hotel. Classes feed KPST radio shows while Hull, a USA USAC BYU trained dramatist, has taught in Bear Lake Winnemucca San Antonio and Palmer Alaska to cultivate arts appreciation and talent in youths.

Marlyn Nash Hull Foss Burnham Hotel KPST San Antonio Texas Palmer Alaska

Graduates Named at Utah State University Commencement

Dr. Daryl Chase announced candidates for graduate degrees at Utah State University. Graduation occurs June 9 with the program starting at 9 30 a m in Nelson Fieldhouse. Dan Curtis Rosen of Preston earns an MBA while Clynn Phillips of Weston receives a degree in agricultural economics.

William E. Morgan Colorado State University Preston Garry Dee Allen Katie Ruth Bell Dineen Choules William Arthur Dennis David Clarence Hansen Adra Harris Ruth Ann Mitton Lewis Marilou Hawkes Moser Catherine Norton Garry R. L. Oliverson Janet Oliverson Peterson James Richard Richardson David George Sant Howard Ray Sharp Okvey C. Tobler South Hilda Steele Elva Shuldberg Taylor Charles Gordon Ward Marcus Gilbert Weaver Lynn D. Winward Anno Gene Mendenhall Clifton Sherman Franklin Olsen Franklin University Publicity Bureau Loran Utah State University Daryl Chase Nelson Fieldhouse Dan Curtis Rosen Clynn Phillips Weston

Preston Guard Unit To Leave for Training

Members of howitzer battery second squadron Idaho Army National Guard will leave Friday for Gowen Field near Boise for a 16 day summer field training period. The Preston unit is the only one in the 116th armored cavalry regiment to depart Friday. Capt Carl Waterlaus will bivouac Friday night in Burley and depart Saturday morning with the Burley unit for Gowen Field arriving at 12 30 pm. The first week will focus on firing with small arms and artillery while the second week will be a unit bivouac south of Gowen Field. Weekend time for Preston men will be limited and a Sunday move to bivouac areas will occur.

Howitzer Idaho Army National Guard Gowen Field Boise Preston 116Th Armored Cavalry Regiment Carl ¥. Waterlaus Burley Gowenfield Amali Gowen Fina Eis Yeallam

Four County Boys Attend Idaho Conservation Camp

Four Franklin county boys travel to Alpine Wyoming for the Idaho conservation camp June 4 to 9. They will receive training in soils water forestry range management and fish and game and learn about career options. Sponsors include Wayne Sawworth Franklin County Soil Conservation District Gary Keller Preston Lions Eddie Moser Kiwanis and Steven Westerberg Franklin County Fish and Game Assn.

Franklin County Idaho Alpine Wyo Scholater Wayne Aworth Franklin County Soil Conservation District Gary Keller Preston Lions Eddie Moser Kiwanis Steven Westerberg Franklin County Fish and Game Assn

Tourist Map Promotes Preston Area in Idaho Tour Guide

The Sperry and Hutchinson Co. includes Preston among 127 regional points of interest in a southeastern Idaho tour map. John Finnell of Boise says the map is one of the most comprehensive Idaho travel guides, part of a statewide promotional program with a color souvenir book and billboards.

Preston Idaho Sperry and Hutchinson Co S&h Franklin John Finnell Boise Pearl Oberg Pocatello

Rites Held for County Poet Mabel Law Atkinson

Funeral service held in Dayton ward chapel with Bishop Don Dalley presiding. Atkinson, born Avon Utah 1897, died May 30 in Preston hospital. She was valedictorian of 1916 Brig ham Young College Logan graduate and longtime Dayton teacher. Teamed with Earl J Atkinson after their 1938 Logan marriage.

Mabel Law Atkinson Dayton Ward Chapel Don Dalley Logan Axis

Letter on immigration bias and political opinions in Franklin county

A Citizen reader complains about a column supporting Chinese indigents and Cuban migrants, accusing the writer of bias. The columnist defends having opinions while inviting letters, then shares local anecdotes about fishing, press contacts, and a mock election remark about Democrats in Franklin county.

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Democrats Pull Surprise: Western regional clinic notes.

The Idaho Association of Mutual Insurance Agents participated in the first western regional clinic of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents in Salt Lake City. Leaders from Preston and others led sessions on marketing, with educators and executives from major companies attending and a farewell banquet closing the event.

Idaho Association of Mutual Insurance Agents National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents Salt Lake City Utah Loyal Hansen Preston Grant M. Osborn CPCU Arizona State University Robb B. Kelley Employers Mutual Casualty Company Des Moines L. B. Kunkel Kemper Companies Chicago Woodrow W. Hathaway Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company Sterling W. Sill New York Life Insurance Company Kansas California Oregon Oklahoma

Training Planned for Retarded Children in Franklin County

A Franklin county group of parents met in the high school library to discuss organizing a classroom unit for handicapped and mentally retarded children. They proposed a state compliant committee to screen and determine eligibility and noted a class unit must include five to eight children to receive state aid. They urged contacting other parents with special needs and to reach out to Supt William Ward of Eastside or Supt Lyle Porter of West Side.

Franklin County William Ward Eastside Schools Lyle Porter West Side

Dance Students To Display Talent At Capitol Theater

Four Preston students from Moreda's school of dancing will perform Wednesday and Thursday night at the Capitol Theater in Logan. The cast includes Paula and Peggy Porter daughters of Mr and Mrs Nahum Porter Boden daughter of Mr and Mrs Boden and Jimmy Burton.

Preston Moreda School of Dancing Capitol Theater Logan Paula Peggy Porter Nahum Porters Boden Fee Boden Jimmy Burton Sead

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Reader Voice Defends Open Door for Chinese Refugees

A reader replies to last week's Preston Citizen letter by defending kennedy era policy toward Chinese refugees. The writer challenges Mr Smith's characterization as unfair and argues for humane aid despite unemployment, urging citizens to sacrifice luxuries to help neighbors and support a Christian attitude.

Cain Ross “Andra Smith Preston Citizen China Mr. Smith

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Marilyn Hull Preston Guard Mabel L. Atkinson Floyd Diderickson Bart Merril Norda Lee Demos Wald Salt Lake Crats Henry Rawlings Rawlings Senate Norman Larsen Reid Hoggan Mark Hart Hart Elmo Keller Riverdale Ted Roper Lee Schvaneveldt Myron Fennesheck Albert Moser Norman Ricks Paul Ransom Cleo Swenson Gladys Johnson DeVon Hoggan Bryan Bergeson Will Marvin Gregerson Willis Oliverson Fred Davis John G. Olsen Dorothy Miles Aelando Larsen Marinus Hansen Kimber Christensen Myron Fonnesbeck Malcolm Denton J. H. Haworth Newt Lowe Fred Anderson Mark Checketts Virgil Jensen Melvin Packer Albert Jensen Dell Smith P. M. Condie V. C. Christensen Junius Larsen Leeral Jensen J. Clifford Forsgren Thomas W. Dean Palmer Richard Hendricks Wayne Evans Delmer Olsen David L. Johnson Cleo L. Swenson Marvin D. Gregerson Aphrodel M. Grokert Incuumbent Sylvia Schwaneveldt George Mylorie Ray. Talbot Floyd ‘Palmer Ft Euler Raf Sdell Smith Asael Lyman John G. Walters Howard D. ‘Hechtner Charles _Herisson Clarence H. Higer Vernon K. Smith Conley ‘Ward Jack Hawley Fort Georges V Hansen John ‘Sanborn Congress James Arnest Tracy Coker Orval Hi Keith Bailey Schofield Robert E. Smylie Alvin A. Lindquist George L. Crookham ,Jr Kenneth Arnold A. W Tony” Naegle William R. Padgett Allan G. Sheperd State Office Carl R. Burt James A. Defenbach Alfred F. Ames Tallon Swen- Hanseli Dryden M. “Hiller
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