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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

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Pool to reopen as Jaycees plan two week opening

East Side district school board agrees to reopen the long-closed high school pool under the gym. Jaycees and volunteers began cleaning it this week and expect full operation within two weeks with a new filter system and chlorinating equipment. The project aims to ease summer program demand with minimal cost. The club seeks financial or labor help from the community.

Presston Jaycees East Side District School Board Jaycees Idaho

ESA Delegates Prepare For Conclave This Week

Delegates gather as plans wrap for the Epsilon Sigma Alpha convention to be held Friday and Saturday. Delegates arrive from Boise Rexburg Rigby and Pocatello with International representation by Marge Gregg Idaho supervisor and Jean Whiteside Texas supervisor. Committees led by Mildred Picket Pauline Van Fleet Helen Fackrell Dor othy Carlson and others handle transportation corsages menu publicity and hostesses.

Chamber of Commerce Epsilon Sigma Alpha Boise Rexburg Rigby Pocatello International Marge Gregg Idaho Jean Whiteside Texas Mildred Pickett Idaho Council Pauline van Fleet Helen Fackrell Dorothy Carlson Verla Youssi Delpha Howerton Jean Randall Beverly Peterson Merry Brostrom Carol Heath Aphrodel Sbeckstead Betty Chisholm Colleen Pinson

Local Youth Listed As Missing in Action

Pvt Clyde D Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Preston, has been listed as missing in action in Korea since May 17. Born Weston May 26 1928 he graduated from West Side High and worked for Gardner Construction before his induction September 18. He has served in Korea since March 4.

Joe Smith Preston Department, of National Defense Pvt Clyde D. Smith Korea Private Smith Weston West Side High Gardner Construction Company

Preston Stores Agree On New Closing Hours

At a chamber of commerce meeting on Tuesday morning retailers reached agreement on new closing hours. Beginning next week grocery stores will open 8 am to 6 30 pm and other stores will run 9 am to 6 pm.

Chamber of Commerce

Milo Hobbs observes third anniversary at drive‑in market

Milo Hobbs marks the third anniversary of his drive‑in market with a Saturday celebration. A chuck wagon breakfast from 6:30 to 9:30 am offers pancakes ham coffee and syrup. The day includes ice cream cake free balloons and family activities.

Milo .Hobbs Milo Mr. Hobbs

All-Day Fundraiser in Winder for Church Building

Winder plans a Saturday June 30 carnival program and dance to raise funds for a new church. The event features OConnor the magician and famed auction act, plus carnival booths and family entertainment in the church recreation hall. Greene Wells chairs arrangements with Jane Bennett assisting.

Winder O'Connor O’connor Franklin Greene Wells Jane Bennett

Dennis Lundgreen 4 Survives Narrow Auto Accident

Dennis Lundgreen four year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lundgreen near Preston escaped serious injury after a car driven by Joe Fellows ran over him. The incident occurred about 6 p m near the Forsgren home as Lundgreen, playing with older boys, stepped into the road and was struck, suffering cuts and bruises but no life threatening harm.

Dennis Lundgreen Robert Lundgreen Preston Safeway Preston Forsgren Joe Fellows

Preston Baseball Team To Play Here Wednesday

The Preston town baseball team with a 2 2 1 record will play Smithfield here next Wednesday evening at 8 p m Team managers are Curly Woytko and Leo Mockli.

Preston Preston Town Smithfield Curly” Woytko Leo Mockli

Oneida Stake House Dedication With Conference This Weekend

Ezra T. Benson will attend the stake quarterly conference and dedicate the new North State street stake house. Dr. Harold W. Lee and other church leaders join sessions Saturday 6 30 p m welfare youth conferences open house 6 7 30 p m dedication begins 8 p m. The program features choir performances and speakers including Shirley M. Palmer Paul R Winn Rulon M Keller Roy C Andreasen and Elder Benson offering the dedication prayer.

Anderson Oneida Stake North State Street Ezra T. Benson Council of Twelve Stake Harold W. Lee High Council East Provo Stake Brigham Young University Benson East Side West ‘Side Seventh Ward Helen Condie Enid Johnston Shirley M. Palmer Paul R. Winn Rulon M. Keller

Grace School Man Named Fire Warden Of Cottonwood

Homer D Williams, former Franklin and Grace School superintendent, named state fire warden for Cottonwood Protective district. He urged Franklin County residents to secure permits from Sheriff Lee Hansen or himself, outlining fire safety requirements and on site readiness.

Grace School Cottonwood Homer D. Williams Franklin Grace Williams Preston Franklin County Lee Hansen

Preston FFA Wins Crops Contest at Idaho Event

Preston FFA members LaVar Palmer Howard Hawkes and Iver Hendricks led a field of 46 Idaho teams in the crops and seed contest at the University of Idaho. The Preston team scored 242.8 points to take first. a rival team followed closely behind.

First White Child Born in Preston Dies in Bancroft Visit

Mrs. Katie Gooch died Saturday while visiting her daughter Mrs. Wanda K. Whitworth in Bancroft. Born November 29, 1879 in Preston to Francis L. and Jennie Secor Wilcox, she married Louis Gooch in 1900 at the Logan LDS temple. She had lived in Preston Bancroft Midvale Monrovia and was active in Relief Society and Bancroft Primary. Surviving: husband and two daughters, Mrs. Whitworth and Mrs. Lillian M. Arave.

Mirst!Kritle Wiley& ‘Gooch Preston Wanda K. Whitworth Bancroft Francis L Jennie Secor Wilcox Louis ‘ Gooch Logan Midvale Monrovia Calif Relief Society Bancroft Ward Whitworth Lillian M. Arave

Old Sidney Stevens warehouse razed in Preston

Workmen began tearing down the long standing Sidney Stevens Implement Co. warehouse in Preston this week now housing Reed's Riteway and Anderson studio. The building, over 50 years old, had been halved for an alley and partly destroyed by fire earlier.

Preston Passes Sidney Stevens Implement Co Reed’s Riteway and Anderson Studio Oneida Street First South Courthouse State Street Reed’s Riteway Stevens Logan Wilford Smith E. A. Crockett International Harvester Agency Theo Petterborg Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Petterborg

Preston Fourth of July Celebration Opens At 10 A.M.

Preston’s annual Fourth of July celebration, sponsored by the local Jaycees, will open at 10 a.m. and run through 9 p.m. with carnival concessions late. The parade from city ball park through the business district offers $50, $25 and $10 prizes. a patriotic meeting at 11 a.m. in the high school auditorium features music and a colors ceremony.

Preston Jaycee City Eldon Crockett Jaycees Ball Moon

Preston Firemen Attend School in Boise

Preston's fire chief C. I. Goff and volunteers Joe McKnight and Marion Morgan attended fire school in Boise. Sessions at the main fire station covered equipment use and lectures on fires and alarms with 93 out-of-town firemen registered.

Deadline July 7 Set for Franklin County Rodeo Queen Contest

Franklin county young women have until July 7 to enter the contest for the 1951 Preston night rodeo queen title. Jack Anderson of Preston Boots and Saddle Club announced the extension, noting registered entrants and countywide interest. Prizes await the queen and attendants, with winners chosen by popular vote at the rodeo on July 21 at the rodeo grounds.

Franklin County Jack Anderson Preston Boots, and Saddle Club Anderson Azatibh J ‘Son Bein Roy Peterson Boots and Saddle Club Rodeo Grounds

Mink Creek Plans Fourth of July Celebration at Ball Park

Mink Creek will sponsor a Fourth of July event at the ball park with a morning program, ball games and sports in the afternoon, children’s concessions, and an evening dance. The public is invited to attend.

Mink Creek

Donkey Ball Game Sponsored by Legion at Local Park

The Preston American Legion post sponsors a donkey ball game at the local ball park tomorrow evening at 8 30. Donkey ball has drawn large crowds in past years and officials hope for a big turnout for a night of humorous entertainment with trained donkeys.

Preston American, Legion Post Legion

Jay-C-Ettes Donates Bus to Blackfoot State Hospital

The Jay-Cettes in Blackfoot presented a 34 passenger bus to the state hospital last Thursday afternoon. The ceremony at 1:30 p.m. included patients, attendants, nurses, doctors, and Jay-Cettes with hospital officials in attendance. The Blackfoot chapter received a letter expressing gratitude from staff and patients for the group’s support in completing the project.

Preston Jay-C-ettes Blackfoot State Hospital

Knife, Fork Club Elects Officers

The Preston Knife and Fork club named officers for the coming season with Owen W. Beazley as president Har ley Greaves as vice president and Eldon Johnston as secretary The meeting included talks with Benjamin Franklin president of Associated Clubs Incorporated about speakers for 1951 52 season Invitations will be sent to gauge membership for the next term.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Owen W. Beazley Harley Greaves Eldon Johnston Benjamin Franklin Associated Clubs Incorporated Ed Harding John Morley George Farnham Brantly Burcham I D. Richardson

Preschool Children Called to Clinic

The follow up preschool clinic is scheduled for Friday June 22 at 1 p.m. PTA officers announce. Children who missed the first clinic may register now and receive examinations. students registered previously will return to finish vaccinations and inoculations.

PTA

Capt James Tasso Called to Army Duty

Capt James P. Tasso of Clifton has orders from the Sixth Army to report on August 18 in Washington. A West Side High School and USA C graduate, he did postgraduate work in social science and served three and a half years in World War I.

James P. ‘Tasso Clifton Sixth Army Washington Deae Tasso West Side High School Usa.c

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ESA Oneida Preston F. F Moscow Katie, Gooch Anderson Studio Wreas Ae Ee Ball Park Preston Firemen State Jay-C-Ettes Bay Hospital Knife, Fork Club James Tasso
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