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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

2

Fifth District Boxing Meet Opens This Weekend

Blackfoot Malad and Preston host two day district boxing tourney with 18 Blackfoot fighters led by Concn Stan Parker and 15 from Malad under Coach Wayne Nielsen. Top bouts include 116 lb contender Howard Parker and 1943 champ Tom Jones. Preliminary rounds Friday 1:30 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m. finals 8:30 p.m. Saturday.

Malad Blackfoot Preston Vernon Kay U of I Southern Branch Concn Stan Parker Howard Parker Eulalio Hidalgo Bronco Sluggers Wayne Nielsen Tom Jones Don Williams Stanley Jones Reed “Hunsaker Floyd Williams Clyde Mockli Ray Johnson Sheldon Rawlings Merlin Chatterton

Preston Boxers Show Strong Punching Record

Preston high school boxing team posts a successful season with ties against Malad and Blackfoot. Individual records list several boxers including Ray Johnson ValGene Anderson and Ruel Wheeler while others such as Merlin Chatterton Joe Viehweg and Doyle Tanner are named as anticipated participants.

Preston High School Malad Blackfoot Deal Martin Douglas Palmer George Wilcox Allen Greaves Junior Weaver Naiad Preston Ray Johnson ValGene Anderson Ruel Wheeler Sheldon Rawlings Bob Cody Sargent Merlin Chatterton Joe Viehweg Billy Malmberg Doyle Tanner

Teacher Deferment Keeps Schools Open This Year

The local selective service HQ recommended draft boards postpone induction of teachers until year end. Lt. Col. Norman B. Adkison, HQ executive officer, stated the deferment plan on Tuesday to maintain school operations through the current academic year.

Selective Service Norman B. Adkison

What Other Papers Say What Other Papers Say

Red Cross War Fund drive message delivered at Pocatello Army Air Base by William H Clark. Outline of Red Cross services from aid to furloughs to blood plasma and prisoner exchanges. Emphasizes 60 years of aid and mobilization with Gray Ladies, prisoner help, and blood bank efforts. Encourages contributions to fund drive for service members and families.

Red Cross War Fund Pocatello Army Air Base William H Clark Armed Services United States American Red Cross Red—Gross Red Cross

Officials Laud Franklin Plant at 1943 Recognition

Leaders praised the Franklin plant for low absenteeism of one percent, crediting employees and management. Major Barr lauded growers and processors for seed supply and field service that enabled orderly marketing, with Ivan Geary and Leo Butters accepting the Achievement flag on behalf of management and workers. Dr. William H. Marshall presented pins, with attendees including William Biggs, Lorin Hampton, Delore Albis ton, Blanche Cooke, Ruby Johnson, and regional and district officials amid musical tributes.

iIt Barr Ivan Geary Leo Butters William H. Marshall WFA Idaho Idaho Falls William Biggs Lorin E. Hampton Delore Albiston Blanche Cooke Ruby Johnson John F Forresti San Francisco Ronald Wadsworth C. A Brown C. E. Anderson Ogden Cal Paick R. R. Rowell Preston Weston High Scho Preston Melodians IVR Paul R. Wynn

Last Minute Flashes From County Schools Basketball Games

Four county schools compete in boys and girls basketball with games set at Fairview and Weston starting Friday at 1 p m. Also Oneida Stake District Court of Honor to meet March 19 at 8 30 p m in Dayton with all district Scouts urged to attend. Open house for school parents Monday at Central school 4 p m concluding this year’s Parent Teacher study series. Russell Hull farewells before Navy departure at Whitney gymnasium Tuesday evening.

Fairview Weston Oneida Stake District Court of Honor Dayton Russell Hull Navy Whitney Gymnasium

Indians Take District Runner-Up Bid for Caldwell State Meet

Preston High School earned second place at the district basketball tournament securing a state berth in Caldwell March 23 24 25. Coach Joe Johnson will lead eight players to the Caldwell event with a single elimination format and a consolation for first losers. The team split two games with Pocatello and defeated Montpelier 24 19 while securing wins over Blackfoot 29 28 and 26 36 in earlier rounds.

Preston “High Indians Caldwell Joe Johnson Pocatello Bannock Indians Vmeet Preston Montpelier Blackfoot Johnson Idaho

Dayton Ward Reunion Invitation Extended

An invitation is extended this week to all present and former members of the Dayton ward to attend a reunion gathering.

Dayton Ward

Haan Says No Point Low Point Clash

A terse remark from Haan signals a pivotal moment described as a no point low point in a game. Details remain unclear but the exchange hints at a critical scoring sequence and potential momentum shift.

Daytona reunion at school house and recreation hall

The event at the Daytona school house and recreation hall includes a noon dinner for children, followed by entertainment at the recreation hall. Adults begin activities at 2 pm with a 2:30 dinner, and the evening features a ward dance. Bishop Wo. Ds Smart outlines the program.

Daytona Bishop Wo

Articles Sent In 43 By Chapter Rally for War Aid

The chapter sent material to the Navy including 300 army kits and 200 house kits plus 95 sweaters 14 scarfs and 75 patrol flags. Hospitals received 215 bedside bags 24 bath robes 148 hot water bottle covers 60 pan covers and 120 bed coverings. Yarns supplied by the Red Cross funded the effort. Civilian depot in Ogden received 191 pairs of pajamas 141 girl sipsy 2 and 195 pairs of sex Were dipped. The army value exceeded 760 dollars. Local infectious disease cases received aid.

Navy Army Red Cross Ogden

Red Cross reports year of aid and community charity

Mrs Dunlop concludes the Red Cross report detailing continued aid at two first aid stations on major highways and extensive charitable work across the community during the past year.

Red’ Cross Franklin

Cooperation Wins Award For Plant

The plant earned praise for clean floors shift rotation rest periods first aid facilities and a negligible accident record. The cooperation of Franklin County people with the WPA was significant to the effort and production depended on this support. Management's consideration to workers was likely inspired by employees' willingness and cooperative attitude.

Franklin County WPA

Obituary Note Mentions Local Family Ties And Survivors

The obituary fragment notes a man who for years worked as a field man for the California Packing Corporation in the Preston district. He is survived by his wife two daughters Barbara Enid Neva Lou and one brother B. W. Peterson.

California Packing Corporation Preston, District Stwo Barbara Enid *Neva- Lou Ib. W. Peterson

Funeral services planned for Horace Baugh parishional leader

On Monday in the Fourth Ward chapel under Bishop Horace Baugh direction friends may call at the family home Sunday afternoon until services. Burial will be in Preston cemetery with Hendricks mortuary in charge.

Fourth “Ward Horace” “Baugh Preston Cemetery Hendricks’ Mortuary

Services for Frank Collins Friday in Preston ward chapel

Frank Elmer Collins 60 died of a heart attack at his Preston home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in the First ward chapel under Bishop Goastind er. He had worked as a Preston city employee for 18 years and was an elder in the ward. Survivors include his widow and five children: Harold Poulsen, Elmer Arthur Collins, Mildred Lynch, Velda Stiltzer, and Laura Merrill.

Frank Elmer Collins Preston First Ward Earl”. Goastinder Collins Lyn Massachusetts Robert Henry Eva Mae Wilkins Collins Ninth Marine Corps South Pacific Mildred Lynch Belmont Mass Velda Stiltzer Salt Lake City Laura Merrill Bay City Texas

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