German Junker power topic frames wartime talk
Ernest Eberhardt warned Preston Rotary that Germany’s regime rests on the military Junker faction with over a century of planning. He contrasted it with democratic doubts from Russia and urged unity against isolationists as American forces prepare. Rotary officers for next year named. ballot voting to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eberhardt
Carl Alder
Oklahoma City Air Base
Alder
Royal Cutler
Eberhardt
Junker
Germany
Nazi Party
Junkers
Russia
Mrs Kern Bites Here Saturday
Amelia Wagen Kern 81 died Tuesday at her Preston home. Born in Switzerland August 25 1862 she came to the United States in 1894 and lived in Preston since 1902. Survived by husband Reinhold two sons and five daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m in Preston Third LDS ward chapel burial in Logan Cemetery. Friends may call Alfred Kern 205 West First North Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Wagen Kern
Switzerland
Reinhold Kern
United Sates
Preston
Relief Society
Emily Evans
Riverdale
Rosa Brown
Magna
Utah
Clara” Johnson
Rigby
Alfred Kern
Thelma Johnson
Ida Schaub
Logan Utah
West First North Street
L. Sumner Pond
Gem Valley
Logan
USAC
Mr. Pond
Logan Temple
Clifton Extends Invite for Carnival Ball
Clifton high school announces a Senior Carnival dance on March 26 inviting all county residents. Confetti and carnival features will be provided for the gala event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Clifton High
Garbage Service Quarters Set to Run April Through June
The city announces the next garbage quarter from April 1 to June 30. Businesses pay by volume, while homeowners pay a flat 50 cents per month for weekly pickups. Over a hundred subscribers are already signed up, and residents can enroll via the city manager or city water department. Wet garbage should be kept separate from ashes and dry refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Two Council Seats to Be Elected in Preston
With filing opening soon interest grows for Preston city elections. Mayor candidates named include J N Larson P M Condie Jas Hoggan Wayne Evans. Only two council terms expire this year and Evans and Hoggan seek re election. Roy Greaves clerk and Lillie Benson treasurer expected to run again with no opposition reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Larson
P.M. Condie
Jas. Hoggan
Wayne Evans
R. B. Gibson
Edwin Crockett
Bill MccCune
Cliff Warre
Ralph Strub
Culiff Forsgren
Jimmie Hoggan
S. P. ‘Packer
George Stanger
Idaho
Preston
Roy Greaves
Lillie Benson
Davis High Wrestlers at Preston Monday
Davis High wrestlers meet Preston High rivals Monday night at 8 in Nielson gym. Ten matches are planned between Davis county and Preston athletes under Edwin Hirschi, with additional boxing bouts from Weston high. The card recalls a famed earlier Davis–Preston clash and Davis High’s strong season.
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Davis County High School
Kaysville
Preston High
Edwin’ Hirschi
Nielson
Weston
Davis High School
Preston
Davis High
Royal Cutler Home Interns April 1
Royal Cutler son of Mrs Melin da Cutler is home after completing the medical course at the School of Medicine in Rochester New York He will return to his internship at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago on April 1 He is a member of the Army reserves and will enter the Army Medical Corps after finishing his studies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Cutler
Melinda Cutler
School of Medicine
Roschester
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Medical Corps
Army
Hirachi Couple Visited Salt Lake City On Weekend Business
Mr and Mrs Edwin Hirachi were in Salt Lake City over the weekend to attend to business matters.
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Edwin Hirachi
Salt Lake City
Farm Bureau Meet Is Set Saturday for Franklin County
Franklin county farmers gather Saturday afternoon March 20 at the court house in Preston for a public meeting on forming a Farm Bureau. State and possibly national Farm Bureau officials will attend to discuss postwar farmer issues and how to influence national legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Court House
State Farm Bureau
E. F. Zeigler
Grace
Henry Lloyd
Gem Valley Bureau
O. W. Browder
Malad
H. H. Clark
Sam
Concensus
Grub Control Demonstrations Promote Cattle Health
Franklin county hosts three demonstrations on cattle grub control led by Norval Wardle and William Craner. Entomologist R A Fisher will show methods to reduce grub loss, with sessions at Clifton, Franklin, and Preston on March 22 at 10 30 and 3 00 PM. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Preston High School
Norval Wardle
William Craner
R. A. Fisher
University of Idaho
Clifton School House
Franklin School House
Preston
Viehweg
Ted Rice
Clifton
Marlow ‘Woodward
Franklin
Local Officers Earn FBI Peace Officer Diplomas
Chief of Police Frank Merrill and Sheriff Lee Hansen received FBI peace officer diplomas after completing the course at the J Edgar Hoover school. The Preston men completed several weeks of study and traveled to Boise for the sessions, now holding diplomas signaling their completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merrill
Lee Hansen
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Preston
Boise
Franklin county to issue 1943 Food for Freedom certificates
The county USDA War Board announces 14 inch certificates will be sent to each Franklin county family enrolled in the 1943 Food for Freedom program. Certificates, signed by the War Board chairman, will be awarded once the algae-up drive, now 85 percent complete in this county, ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
War Board
Preston chamber near 4000 budget with strong membership growth
Jen Lewis reports the Preston chamber of commerce is close to a 4000 budget for the year with 679.60 raised and about 3000 in pledges. The 202 members include 32 new signees, many farmers and ranchers, while Avery Conine is named as a new board member succeeding Lloyd Hogge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Jen Lewis
Chamber
Lewis
Avery Conine
Lloyd Hogge
Rexbury
Conine
Tingeto Sabide
Future Farm Highlights Reviewed at Twin Falls FFA event
Preston Future Farmer chapter members attended the FFA convention in Twin Falls with officers Ronald Giesler Lynn Larsen LeRoy Dorney and Weldon Webster leading. Marvin Jekles national VP spoke while state VP Herman Joeacum was absent Glen Kustard presided. They discussed war effort food production including 4200 chickens 70 dairy cows 46 sows and 80 feeder pigs. Shop work noted hog troughs pens saw sharpening and welding.
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FFA
Twin Falls
Preston
Mr. Wardle
Ronald Giesler
Lynn Larsen
LeRoy Dorney
Weldon Webster
Herman Joeacum
Glen Kustard
Marvin Jekles
Nm Idaho
Wardle
Farmer Boys
Blackfoot
Ronald Gessler
War Board Seeks Slaughter Permits For Meat Program
Franklin County USDA War Board chairman Quince Rice announced that permits to slaughter and deal in livestock under the national meat control program are available. Slaughterers and dealers must obtain permits by April 1, with no fees. records of all purchases and sales must be kept, and posted stockyard records may satisfy requirements. The Food Distribution Administration will oversee the program, and permits are to be issued promptly by the war board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Usda War Board
Quince Rice
An S
Office of Price Administration
Rice
Packers and Stockyards Act
Food
Department of Agriculture
War Board Office
I V R Continuing Active Drill Program
In August 1942 a battalion of the Idaho Volunteer Reserves was organized in Franklin County with Preston as headquarters and Clifford Warr as commanding officer. Weekly drills are held every Thursday with uniforms described as natty and many men show strong attendance records and serious effort to prepare for emergencies. Outdoor drills will begin when weather permits and officials urge public attendance to learn the organization and its function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Volunteer Reserves
Franklin County
Preston
Clifford Warr
Preston High School to Stage Opera Friday Night
Preston high school students present a three act operetta Dream by Oscar Straus in 1912 Sylvania. Joseph Bradley and Edward Bradley adapted the book and lyrics. Lynn J. Lawrence directs. An Acappella chorus and orchestra combine with principal players to tell the tale.
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Oscar Straus
Preston High School
Joseph
Edward Bradley
Lynn ‘J. Lawrence
Sylvania
Maximilian X
King
Loran Dean ‘Stevenson
Helene
Dean Palmer
Count Lothar
Reed Hawkes
Count Sigismund
Nolan Sharp
Nicolas
Verl Wiser
Fifi
Elnora Fletcher
Annerl
Deanne Smith
A Caplla
Jefferson Open House for Parents and Community
Jefferson school invites parents and interested people to an open house Thursday March 26 at 3 p m. Third grade shows Keeping Our City Safe and Clean while fourth grade presents Holland. The three fifth grades cover Our United States and Natural Resources and Their Uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jefferson School
Holland
United States
Wool Pool Names Officers In Franklin County Meet
Franklin County Wool Pool held its annual meeting at the Court House on Saturday afternoon March 13. Directors elected were Howard Hall Aless Nash T. J. Sant Wayne Evans and Ariel Eames. No definite price has been set for the 1943 wool clip but sheepmen are urged to list fleeces for sale at the county agent's office to help determine price based on quantity and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Wool Pool
Court House
Howard Hall
Aless Nash
T. J. Sant
Wayne Evans
Ariel Eames
Ogden Depot Seeks Labor via Ogden Preston Bus Plan
Army driven shuttle aims to move workers to the Quartermaster Depot in Ogden from Preston and surrounding towns. Two daily buses operate 4:20 am and 12:20 pm departures with routes through Weston Lewiston and Logan to serve 8 am and 4 pm shifts. Fare is 1.00 round trip from Preston and 95 cents from Cornish. women encouraged to participate. school buses continue for weekend trips.
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Quartermaster Depot
Ogden
Preston
West Side
Dayton Junction
Weston
Cornish
Lewiston
Franklin
Logan
iLeave Wes
Corn'h
Lew'n
Funk
Erwin Spilisbury
Local Youth Kenneth Smith Honored For Daring Rescue
Mrs and Mrs Paul K Smith learned from Dr and Mrs Clyde Smith that Lt Kenneth A Smith received a Medal of Honor for a bombing mission over enemy targets. While short on fuel the bomb doors jammed open. Kenneth hung from the plane and closed them, saving the aircraft and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Smith
Clyde T. Smith
Allyson Smith
Los Angeles
Kenneth A. Smith
Cairo
Egypt
Pen Lyon
Lt. Smith
Kenneth
Ks Kmees
Boots and Saddles Organize Wednesday in Preston
Members of the Boots and Saddle club of Preston met at Jack's Cafe Wednesday evening to name directors for the coming year. Directors named were Stanton Hawkes, Lee Hansen, Lincoln Foster, Bill Davis, and Russ Crockett. Over fifty men attended the program and dinner. Lee Hansen gave toasts assisted by Lincoln Foster Jr. and Mrs. Lyle Shipley, with Merlin Smith providing accordion selections. The club will elect a president soon and announce the season's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Saddle Club
Preston
Jack's Cafe
Stanton Hawkes
Lee Hansen
Lincoln Foster
Bill Davis
Russ Crockett
Ter
Lincoln Foster Jr
Lyle Shipley
Hambers
Merlin Smith
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R. R. Rowell
Angus Condie
R. V. Larson
Bill McCune
Bill Fryer
Willis Hendricks
Robert
Bjorkman
George Egbert
Jed Lewis
S. E. Nelson
Mrs Kern
Farm
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Certificate of Farm Service
Algate of Harmay
By Leroy Doney
Jula Pond
Michigan
Laverna Towler
Soda Springss
Althea Lasley
Keith G. Pond
Chase Pond
Myrtle Neeley
J. Greaves
C.°. L.greaves
Harley Greaves
Card Greaves
Portland
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First Ward
Emil B._Peterson
Grice Cemetery
Grover
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