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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1955

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Atomic flash seen near Las Vegas sparks Preston locals

Preston residents report a bright sky flash seen Monday at about 6 20 a m from the south as an atomic test near Las Vegas was set off. Albert Walker of 341 East Second North described a yellowish red glare while he walked and then radioed the news. Inductees released to reserve forces and enlistees discharged are listed with names, releases dates, and medals, reflecting ongoing military staffing in Franklin County.

Las Vegas Név Albert “Walker Preston East Second Faye Holtk Franklin County Selective Service, Board Max Ralph Millar Army Bond Evan Odell Koller Weston Thomas Lee Durrant Frankin Germany Earl Wallace Chapman Dean Nelson ‘Pearson Carl Jay Robinson Franklin James Demont Dockstader Clair Butler Thompson Kay Foster Moosman Mink Creek William’ “Wesley - ‘Hollingsworth

Charter Night For Kiwanis Club Set

The Preston Kiwanis club hosts charter night on Saturday March 19 at 6 30 PM in the Elks lodge. Sponsors are the Smithfield Utah and Pocatello Kiwanis clubs. About 30 members, with Idaho Falls district governor Marshall Keyes as main speaker, and LeRoy J Olsen of Provo presenting the charter. Kiwanis International trustee Reed Culp of Salt Lake City delivers greetings. A C Hansen Preston Kiwanis president accepts the charter. Some 2000 visiting and local Kiwanis members and spouses expected.

Preston Kiwanis Club Elks Lodge Smithfield Pocatello Kiwanis Clubs Preston Club Marshall Keyes Idaho Falls LeRoy J. Olsen Provo Kiwanis International Reed Co. Culp Salt Lake City A. C. Hansen Kiwanis

Firemen Receive Gift of Eggs from Local Woodwards

The Preston fire department was presented with a case of eggs by Cecil Woodward and sons of Franklin as thanks for two recent responses to fires at their chicken brooder houses. The fire chief and volunteers shared the bounty and asked The Citizen to extend gratitude to the Woodwards.

Preston Cecil Woodward and Sons Franklin Woodward Place

Former Nyssa Sheriff Receives Civic Service Award

Nyssa Oregon presented by the Eagles lodge the civic service award to former Sheriff Hansen in recognition of welfare work and juvenile assistance. Judge Don M. Graham spoke of giving credit to those serving the community. Hansen expressed humility and duty beyond his police leadership.

Nyssa Eagles Don M. Graham Nyssa Lodge Hansen City of

Police Chief Robert Pugmire To Speak At PTA Meeting

Robert Pugmire captain of the Pocatello police department and former FBI agent will address the Preston High School PTA next Wednesday at 8 p m. The topic is Protection of Youth Against Alcohol and Narcotics. Attendees include students parents local law officers and the public.

Robert Pugmire Pocatello Preston High School PTA Pugmire FBI Police Department

Local Penney’s assistant manager resigns to pursue new business

Arthur Edward Kips known as Eddie Kips resigns as assistant manager of the Penney Co store here effective March 15. He has worked six and a half years and was promoted on February 1, 1952. He will begin a new business venture around April 1 and thanks Franklin County residents for their friendship and patronage.

Arthur ‘Edward Kips Eddie C. “ Penney Co Kross Preston Rann Renney Franklin County

Arctic Circle opening offers freebies and specials

The Arctic Circle opens for business with Saturday specials. Mr and Mrs Clair Sody offer free French fries with every beefburger. Ice cream sundaes and small cones priced lower, and cones given free from 2 to 3 p.m. on opening day.

Arctic Circle North State Styfet Clair’ Sody

Lt Col Nash Witnessed Nevada Atomic Test

Lt Col B E Nash visited with his mother Mrs J H Nash and relatives in Franklin County. He was en route to Fort Bragg NC for training then joined Nevada atomic tests exercise Desert Rock VI as part of Operation Teapot. Nash, stationed at Presidio San Francisco with Sixth Army, is Sigma Nu graduate of the University of Utah 1936. wife Elizabeth resides in San Francisco.

B. 1 Atomic“ Energy Commission Nash Presidio San Francisco Sixth’ Army Sigma Nu Fraternity University of Utah Army Elizabeth

Cpl Jeraldis Hobbs Transferred to Korea in Third Tour

Corporal Jeraldis Hobbs, 21, of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co, is transferred from Japan to Korea for a third tour of duty. He has served in the Far East since April 1954 as an assistant squad leader in Company L, 34th Regiment of the 24th Infantry Division. Hobbs joined the Army in November 1953 and completed basic training at Fort Ord, California.

Jerald Hobbs Japan Will Sreturm Korea Far East Lyof Army Fort Ord Calif

Operetta at Junior High Draws March Show Cast

Junior High School presents its annual operetta H R H Miss Jones in the high school auditorium Friday March 18 at 8 p.m. Director Mervin Sharp and cast including Madge Gilbert Jeannie Webb Douglas Bruce, Miss Jones, and Rebecca Hawkes star in a Western desert hotel tale with romance and a happy ending.

Preston High School H.R.H Miss Jones Mervin Sharp Miss Petersen Sanford Kross Rebecca Hawkes Julie Hammond Princess Madge Gilbert Manney Quinn Luann Carlson Douglas Bruce Robert Larsen Porter ‘Sutton Lance Wayne Elwell Jones Jeannie Webb Elaine Lundquist Lillie JoAnn Beckstead David Keller Lance Pembroke America

Tuesday Deadline for Dog Licenses Across City

Police Chief Harald Campbell announces a Tuesday deadline for dog owners to purchase licenses and place them on collars. Dogs must wear visible IDs at all times or risk pickup by officers and disposal.

Harald Campbell

Brent Wilson Named Artist on Utah State Agricultural College Scribble

Brent Wilson son of Royal G Wilson Preston is the artist on the college quarterly Scribble a Utah State Agricultural College publication for students to showcase talents in art and poetry.

Brent ‘Wilson

Preston LDS Seminary Winds Down 1954 55 Year

Led by Clark Johnson the Preston LDS seminary ends a successful 1954 55 year with officers John Palmer Larry Benson Genene Condie Margaret Hall Wanda Workman as reporter and Ernest Eberhard Jr advisor. Projects included planning programs in wards in Oneida and Franklin stakes and seniors received pins at December sacrament meeting. Graduates look forward to the annual chicken supper in spring.

Preston LDS Seminary Clark Johnson John Palmer Wanda ‘Workman Genene Candle Margaret ‘Hall Margaret Knapp Lorna’k. Petersen Geraldine Jenkins Sondra Tate Sharon Larsen Patricia Hawkes Ervin Larsen Dwayne Diderickson Jay Carlson Ted Roper Hyrum Jepsen Larry Benson Chickeres Spe

Preston Indians Capture Regionals In Five District Title

The Preston Indians defeated Blackfoot 44 to 21 in the fifth district finals at Pocatello to claim their third consecutive regional crown. Richard Rawlins led with 13 points, Jon Hyde added 12 as Preston extended a lead in the first half and held off Blackfoot despite late surges. The win caps a dominant regional run with Preston’s historic seven regional titles since 1942 as fans celebrated the championship trophy presentation.

Preston Indians Pocatello Broncos Indians Broncs Blackfoot Ling Gordon Oliverson Preston A. Cee Richard Rawlins Jon Hyde

Red Cross Campaign Proclaimed In Idaho

Gov. Robert E. Smylie proclaims March as Red Cross campaign month in Idaho under W. R. Hall of Fairview. The 11,542 servicemen veterans and families aided, blood centers collected 10 107 pints for defense and 13 818 pints for civilians in 30 Idaho hospitals. Idaho trained 2 548 in first aid 3 833 in water safety and 1 001 in home nursing to reduce accidents.

Robert E. Smylie Red Cross Idaho W. R. Hall Fairview Franklin County Smylie American Red Cross Emer Red Cross Regional Boise Red ‘Cross

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