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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
12
County officials report reelection bids with statements of fair treatment for taxpayers. Mrs Davis, joining Marion Pete Jensen in announcing plans to seek another term. both are Republicans.
Students in the 8 am group depart Downata for Preston at 10 30 a.m. The 9 am group leaves at noon. Remember to bring your own suit towel and pool fee. Those who have not submitted applications should do so at the high school gym promptly.
Mrs. Roma Rawlings starts summer Reading Lessons with individual instruction. Seven more school aged children may enroll. Sessions run Wednesday and Saturday at 248 South 2nd East.
Quinton Palmer a student at USAC for two years and ward teacher for three years has been active in church work. He is the son of Mrs Alta Palmer and the late Thomas C Palmer residing at 73 South Second East Street. He will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City on Monday and depart for his mission on June 26.
Thomas J. Sant 73 died at his Clifton home after a long illness. Born May 18 1877 in Treasureton he moved to Star Valley Wyoming as a boy and later settled in Clifton. He married Laura E. Sant June 25 1901 in the Logan temple and served on the Clifton school board for 17 years and as Franklin county deputy sheriff for 13 years. He was a member of Clifton ward seventies quorum. Survived by his widow and eight children, plus 10 grandchildren and several siblings.
Albert Sant Grace Mrs Eliza Johnson and Mrs Maggie Smith Preston funeral services were conducted for Mr Sant Friday in the Clifton ward chapel by Ray Croshaw bishop. Prayer at the home by George Hepworth. Music by Clifton ward choir with organ by Mrs Herman Viehweg. Xylophone solo by Mrs Rolena Dahle and piano by Clarice Hendricks. Vocal by Douglas Merrill of Salt Lake City with Pauline Merrill. Speakers included Taylor Nelson Leslie Howell and Mrs Chloe Howell. Burial at Clifton cemetery with grave dedication by B W Winward. Pallbearers were sons of the deceased Ellis Mathes and Grant Lee.
Public notice announces a June 27 1950 special election in Preston Idaho to approve selling city land to East Side Class A School District No 201 for no less than 10000 dollars. Voters must reside in Preston ninety days. polls open 9 am to 7 pm at designated ward locations with listed judges and clerks.
Le Commander and Mrs Winston L Chick with three children spent days in Rhode Island visiting Dr Preston and the Brower home. They head to San Diego where he will be stationed. Lynn Lawrence family from Nyssa Oregon visited her parents Earl Weaver and family. Earl Weaver’s son also visited while attending school in Salt Lake City. Jack Hickenlooper and family spent the week in Salt Lake City for Art Cohenour’s University of Utah engineering graduation. Mrs W W Ralphs welcomed Mrs John Postma of Ferndale Washington, a 30 year schoolmate reunion. Postma was Julia Bowers of Gooding.
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