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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1954

Page

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March of Dimes totals in Franklin county drive

A Franklin county report shows 7652.84 raised for the March of Dimes during the drive. Gail Turner thanks volunteers and lists ward contributions and funds from activities such as auctions, schools, and dances. Receipts include a notable 564.90 from Seven Up scouts and a 146 from a birthday party fund-raiser.

Franklin County Gail Turner Bahida Clifton Cleveland Dayton Fairview Franklin Glencoe Linrose Mapleton Mink Creek Oxford Riverdale Treasureton Weston Whitney Winder Lsted Elks Lodge Epsilon Sigma Alpha Ladies Literary Club Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Rust’s Bakery Frost Jay-Cettes Jaycees American Legion Rendezvous Dance Club Elks Mother’s Earl “Norton Kent

Submarine visit highlights Pacific Fleet training surge

The San Francisco Bay area welcomed 43 ships and a U S Navy task force for a three day stay headed by Rear Admiral Maurice E Curts. The group forms the largest Pacific fleet exercise since World War II with 29 San Diego ships 21 from Long Beach and two from Pearl Harbor plus cruisers destroyers carriers submarines amphibious and mine warfare vessels. The killer submarine USS Bream carried Mrs Mary Radford and Mrs Joan Radford aboard during the visit.

San Francisco Bay U. S Naval Aes Navy Grant’ N Radford Mary “L. ‘Radford South Fourth West Preston Joan Radford Spokane Wash Bream Task Force 12 San Diego Long Beach Pearl Harbor Maurice E. Curts USN Pacific Fleet USS

Scouting University Opens March 12 For Week of Sessions

Franklin county district scouts may join the Cache Valley council University of Scouting starting March 12 at 8 p.m. at Logan Junior High. Courses cover Guide and Trekker leadership and commissioner service with sessions in Logan Oneida and Smithfield stakehouses concluding March 18. District Commissioner O T Robinson invites all unit leaders to attend.

Franklin County Cache Valley Council University of Scouting Logan O. T. Robinson University Oneida Stakehouse Smithfield Logan Junior High

Franklin County Fish and Game Assn election slated March 13

Three candidates seek the presidency Lloyd Forggren L B Boyd and Woodrow Butterworth vie for president at the Franklin County Fish and Game Assn annual feed sale and dance Saturday. Evan Patterson and Hugh Geddes contend for vice president. Five directors named across districts with Oliverson in District 22. Bruce Lowe Hazen Gilbert in District 3. no nominee in District 4. Bob McGregor and Malcolm Denton contend in Treasureton Cleveland Thatcher district.

Franklin County Fish and Game Assn The Lloyd Forggren L.B. Boyd Woodrow ‘Butterworth Ugh Evan “Paterson Hugh Geddes Dor Thwitd Egypt Whitney Vand Glendale Ken’ Oliverson Bruce Lowe Sand Hazen Gilbert Weston Hintose Dayton Treasureton Cleveland Ana Thatcher Bob ‘ McGregor Malcolm Denton

Power Company Again Warns Kids Of Kite Dangers

A. N. Scotty Vendell Preston division manager for Utah Power and Light warns about kite flying risks during windy March days. He urges children and guardians to observe safety measures to prevent disasters and protect bystanders.

Power Company Kite Scotty) Vendell Preston Utah Power & Light Co Vendell

Preston Rotary Club celebrates 31st birthday in Preston

The Preston Rotary Club marked its 31st anniversary at the weekly luncheon and elected R. S. Fulton as president for 1954 55. Fulton, Mountain States Telephone manager, joins Ray Bright as vice president, George Egbert as secretary, Lloyd Hogge as treasurer, with A Bambrough and Dale DeGraff as directors.

Preston Rotary Club R. S. Fulton Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. Exchange Fulton Preston Preston Elks Lodge Preston Chamber of Commerce Ray Bright Anderson Lumber Co George Egbert Lloyd Hogge First Security Bank

Cancer Captains Meet Monday To Ready Campaign Drive

Community cancer campaign organizers convene at the Elks lounge to elect captains for each district. Mrs Harold Winn, Mrs Charles W Peterson, Mrs Nah Porter, Mrs Thedford Roper and numerous ward representatives from Preston and nearby towns attend as district captains and alternates.

Franklin Elks Lounge Elan Harold’ “Winn Charles W. Peterson Preston Nah Porter Thedford “Roper Melvin Thomas Clifford Christensen Roy Nelson L. D. Crawford L. B. Boyd Gene Larsen Banida Dee Andreasen Thatcher Cleveland Jack Wood Clifton A. E. Moser Day*ton Bruce Lowe Myrl Bodily Fairview Ercey Larsen Glendale Russell Westerberg Glencoe John Sparrow Linrose Mahalia Jensen Mink Creek Woodrow Porter Mapleton LaVern Kendall Oxford Leo Larsen Onelda Station Est

Pioneer Day at Franklin appoints leaders for 1954 event

Idaho Pioneer association board names committee heads for the June 14 and 15 Franklin celebration led by general chairman P B Dunkley. Finance L W Hatch program L G Parkinson advertising Ray Morrison Thayne Harris Victor Dunkley sports Ivan Woodward parade Dennis Lowe grounds Tiny Corbridge relic hall Charles Ralphs Daughters of Utah Pioneers.

Franklin Idaho Pioneer’ “Association Dunkley L.W. Hatch L. G. Parkinson Ray Morrison Thayne Harris Victor Ivan, Woodward Dennis Lowe Corbridge Relic Hall Charles Ralphs Utah Pioneers

Baseball League Elects Local Men in Logan Meeting

Leland Sheely Chatterton was elected vice president and Ern Britenbeker a director for three years in the Utah-Idaho league meeting held Monday evenings in Logan. Fred Sears was reelected president and Lonny Paull secretary. A March 29 Logan Chamber of Commerce meeting at 8 p m will select teams and draft the year schedule.

Leland “Sheely” Chatterton Utah-Idaho Baseball League Ern Britenbeker Logan Fred Sears Lonny Paull Logan Chamber of Commerce

Mystery Farm Owner Elvon Jensen Reveals Details

Elvon Jensen of the Fifth Ward discusses his mystery farm in Egypt. He took over the property 12 years ago from J H Jensen, claims no relation, and notes recent improvements and family life with Jenna Bright and four children. He farms 60 acres of irrigated and dry land focusing on cattle and canning crops.

Russell Petterborg Tir Guy Petterborg Glendale Biziie Porier Ralph Porier Zlvon Jensen Fifth Ward Elvon Jensen Egypt Yhiss Tes Jensen J. HH. Jensen Mr. Jensen Jenna Vee Bright George Bright Lewiston Farrell Richard Lynne Melanie Preston High School Salt Lake City Richard Jensen

Young Driver Injured After Wreck Near Dayton

Gary Ashcroft, 17, son of Mrs. Bert Ashcroft of Preston, was injured Sunday when his 1941 Chevrolet skidded about 7132 feet on the right shoulder east of Dayton, hit a cement embankment and rolled twice. He suffered serious cuts and was hospitalized but released Tuesday. passenger Lee Hendrickson was not injured.

Gary Ashcroft Bert Ashcroft Preston Dayton Ashcroft Lee Hendrickson Ea Hendrickson

Idaho candidate nominated by Preston ward women

Eldora Johnson Maughan is proposed as a noncompetitive representative for mothers at state and national events. The Preston First Ward Relief Society nominated her while she was in Denver for her 15th grandchild’s arrival. She has long served her church and community in Utah and Idaho.

Eldora Johnson Maughan Preston Relief ,Society Sing Ing Sned Fryer Logan LDS Temple Roy H U. S. Forest Service Price Helen USDA Lake City Ruth E.bently- Mitchell Mitch‘ell Motel Gordon University ‘of California -“Hospital San Francisco Reed Nola Edito Jack “Hiex Parry A Shafter Calif Dora John Chichester 2Denver University Denver Colo Olga Winkler Johnson Salt- Lake City Riester Tailoring College Utah State Agricultural College Albion State Normal School Eastern Washington College of Education Cheney Wash Maughan Seventh Ward New Zealand Maori Agricultural College Hastings N. Z Relief Society Logan Eighth Ward Young Women's Mutual Improvement Preston Second Ward

Court Tournament Under Way For Explorer Scouts

Explorer scouts basketball teams from Cache Valley begin their 1954 council tournament. Strong fives from Winder Glencoe wards Oneida stake Preston first Franklin wards are in the field. First round Monday night in Smithfield. semifinals March 10 in Oneida stakehouse. championship March 13 at USAC field house.

Explorer Cache Valley Franklin County Winder Glencoe Oneida Stake Preston Franklin Franklin Stake Smithfield Oneida Logan Milt Cutler USAC _ fieldhouse

Dayton Student Wins 2000 Essay Award in National Contest

Frances Atkinson 18 of Dayton wins $2000 in a national essay contest by Disabled American Veterans for the theme What the American Flag Means to Me. Her teacher Mylorie of West Side High earns $250. the veterans hospital in Boise gets $500. Full details and Miss Atkinson’s winning essay appear on THE CITIZEN front page of section two.

Atkinson Mylorie West ‘Side High West Side High Veterans’ Hospital Boise

Jensen of Oxford Heads to Linfield Debate Tournament

Jensen of Oxford, Idaho State College, will compete in extemporaneous speaking oratory and congress at Linfield College's tournament in McMinnville Ore March 4 5. The event also includes debate talent and three other individual events. Jensen is a junior majoring in speech drama and recently advanced to first lieutenant in ROTC.

Dwight Jensen Oxford Idaho State College Edebate Linfield Aft Idaho State College Jensens

Franklin soil conservation day set for next Monday

The fourth annual conservation day program of the Franklin soil conservation district will be next Monday at 2 p m in the county courthouse. Ben A Meek announces the program organized by district supervisors Stanton Hawkes Melvin Smith Alton Nash and county extension agent Daniel Roberts. The event is open to the public with films on grassland management and conservation farming and a talk by Doh Douglas on grasses and grass legume seedings for southeastern Idaho.

Franklin Soil Conservation District Ben A. Meek Meek Stanton Hawkes Melvin Smith Alton Nash Daniel Roberts Doh Douglas Soil Conservation Service Nursery Aberdeen Idaho Douglas

Junior High School to Present Operetta in Auditorium

Preston Junior High School will stage its annual operetta in the high school auditorium on Friday at 7 p.m. The story centers on Tom Sawyer and his mischief with Aunt Polly, Sidney, and friends Tom Huck and Joe Harper as they journey through graveyard adventures and escapades on Jackson Island.

Preston Mel ‘ Okrey Tobwath Olivtson Incerconale Noyes Mark Rawlings Nicy Winn Karl C Ballif Connie Jean Affleck Leon Edwards de‘ Ann Largon LaMont Hodges Jolene Fellows Connie Rae Price Tom Sawyer Polly Sidney Tom

West Side Pirates Fall In Final 2 Games

West Side Pirates lost both games February 25 and 26 at the Pocatello High gym. The Pirates led the first halves but faded late, showing more punch in the final game against Pocatello.

West Side Pirates Maled Pocatello

Preston and Blackfoot Titans Clash In district tilt

In the Pocatello gym at 9 p m Preston and Blackfoot, undefeated in the district race, meet in a key tournament clash. Preston won 64-39 over Snake River in the opener while Montpelier edged Bear 36-34 in another tight contest.

Preston Blackfoot Ogly Pocatello Snake “River Panthers Montpelier The Bears Diller Uphursday

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