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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

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Preston Fire Devastates Downtown in 20 Year High Loss

A major Preston fire Sunday morning caused extensive damage exceeding fifteen thousand dollars with estimates reaching into thousands for the Golden Rule department store and Elks lodge club rooms. Logan Department aided, saving the business block while water damage and smoke ruined much merchandise as insurance decisions loom and repair plans begin.

First Security Preston Golden Rule Store Pani Boulette Bank Ilks ‘Lodge Logan Department Logan Elks Lodge Golden Rule Firm Big Preston Department Store Russell Humphreys Score Golden Rule Humphreys Securitorary

Four Hurt When Car Leaves Highway Near Preston

A Utah party of four, Silas Allen 69 Hyrum Charlotte Allen 60 Logan and Victor Allen 64 Hyrum, were hospitalized Tuesday after a 3:50 p.m. tire blowout caused their 1936 Dodge sedan to leave the highway 125 yards, cross a borrow pit and ditch, narrowly missing a pole and trees before stopping in a farmyard. Deputy Ray Fackrell and local officers helped move the injured to an ambulance for hospital care.

Spersons Utah Silas Allen Hyrum Charlotte Allen Logan Victor—Allen Silas‘Allen Rigby Ray Fackrell D. Allred R.O Ward

Preston Indians Roll to 52-36 Regional Win

The Preston Indians, led by Kermit Herd with 14 points in the first half, defeated Sugar Salem 52-36 to stay in sight of the state tournament. Reed Merrill and Dick Condie added 11 each as the team built a 26-15 halftime margin and pulled away after the third period to seal the regional win.

Keith ‘Anderson Preston’ Indians Sugar- Salem PoccelliThis Limkermen Pocatello-Madison Pocatello Kermit Herd Rydald Condie Geddes Capt Reed Merrill Kermit Herd Dale Cless Hinckley Ehove Coach Bunkers Claytor Forsgren Moire Charters Joe, Brinkershoff Reed Emerrill

Preston merchants to host spring open house and prize event

Preston merchants plan a spring open house tomorrow from 7:30 to 9:30 PM showing new stock with no purchase required to enter prizes valued over 250 dollars to be awarded Saturday at 4 PM. Leon Marshall of Dr. Penney’s stores will present a free fashion show from 7 to 9 PM with about 10 models. A later dollar day is being planned for April by a chamber of commerce committee.

Preston Leon _Marshall Dr. C. Penney merchants'_committee Chamber’of> Commerce

Death at Roy Smith gravel pit claims Preston man

Mr. Andréasen of Preston died Wednesday at 2 p.m. after a bulldozer he was operating at the Roy Smith gravel pit near Cleveland slid and pinned him at the foot of a ravine. Sheriff Leé Hansen and Coroner Mose Hancey investigated the accident, which occurred as the machine tilted and settled back.

Denny Andréasen Preston Ieee Roy Smith Cleveland Andreasen Parley Shaffer Leé Hansen Mose Hancey

No Agreement Reached On Canning Crop Prices

Representatives of Franklin county and other Utah counties met Ogden Tuesday with Utah canners to discuss prices for peas tomatoes and corn for processing. No agreement was reached as growers and canners debated terms with Utah State Canning Crops association urging growers to withhold signing until contracts are approved.

Franklin Utah Ogden Utah State, Canning Asassociation

Franklin county polio group elects officers at courthouse meeting

The Franklin county polio organization held a meeting at the courthouse with L Dee Belveal Idaho state representative of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis present. Officers elected include Zolioy George Wallace Whit ney vice chairman Mrs Henry Hatch Oxford secretary and Mrs Emma Davis Preston treasurer. The March of Dimes chairman role discussed and county chair Larson was absent due to his father Andrew B Larson's death in Salt Lake City.

Gaylord Larson Preston Franklin County Theld Dee Belveal Idaho the National Foundation For Infantile Zolioy George Wallace Whitney Pollo

Preston Indians Turn The Tables In District Final

In a dramatic district final, Preston captain Dick Condie won the coin toss and led a 10-man rotation that produced a 88 35? victory over Pocatello. Coach Bunker’s reshuffled lineup, featuring Geddes Brinkerhoff and Kermit Herd, earned the district title while sparking chagrin in Coach Jensen’s camp. The Indians’ late surge and reserve strength sealed the win and district honors.

Preston Snvididns Heay Way Masada Eam Ti Cbut Cotant Pocatello Preston Dick Cofidie Geddes Brinkerhoff Kermit Herd Hinckharters

Kickoff Breakfast Run Opens at Tan This October

A community event begins immediately with an October kickoff breakfast at Tan inviting residents to receive elinations panencs for the drive.

Scout Honor Court in Franklin County Fourth Ward Thursday

A county wide Scout Honor Court for Franklin County Fourth Ward is set for Thursday evening March 18 in the fourth ward chapel. The program opens with a parade of troops led by national colors, followed by pledge, singing, and the presentation of advancements including four Eagle badges. Ralph N. Millar chairs the court of honor and awards are to be given by M. DeWhittle and D. Ariel Nash.

Franklin Boy Scouts Fourth Ward L. “Vi Merrill Pye D. Robinson Ralph N. Millar de “Whittle D. Ariel Nash Edgley W. A. Peraeters

Treen or tale Miere High School Band Concert Announcement

Treen or tale Miere High School bands announce a free spring concert in the school auditorium Monday evening. About 30 students will perform with 62 new members noted in the instrumental department as the band uniform campaign proceeds. Junior high musicians will join later for a second spring program.

Prestonce Ee Lynn‘ Bright Gence Treen Tale Miere High Pri B ‘Olélock Bright Strumental Max Bergquist Orval C.benson Devon Chatterton Araul Christensen Blain ‘Dunn Bob Fuller Don ‘Hampton Charles ‘Hobbs Charlene Hobbs Marvin Hollingsworth Jerry Howe Keith Howe Carl Lamar Jones Thomas’ Jones Argin. Kofoed Ward Maughan Myrna “Merrill

Chamber of Commerce drives membership drive with high turnout

Homer Johnson reports nearly complete attendance for the opening phase of the drives. The campaign targets dues increases for numerous firms and outlines past board activity and upcoming solicitation plan, with a one week drive to conclude by next Tuesday.

Homer Johnson Johnson Chamber of Commerce Tom‘ Albaugh John~son Robinson Threehamper Chhosen

Thayne A Taylor Dies after Car Truck Accident

Thayne A Taylor, 34, died Friday afternoon at the local hospital from injuries in a crash two and a half miles west of Downey on Highway 191. He was driving a one and a half ton truck returning from Malad when the vehicle overturned and he fell from the cab. two companions survived.

Thayne Alton” Taylor Downey Taylor Truc

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