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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1953

Page

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Chamber of Commerce and Growers Campaign for More Beets

The Preston chamber and Franklin County Beet Growers Assn unite to urge planting more sugar beets to sustain a local sugar factory. A merchant ad outlines the county’s benefits from a sugar industry, while Arwen Larsen of the growers group lists rotations, yields, and by products supporting beet farming this county.

Chamber of Commerce and Growers Preston Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Beet Growers Assn Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Franklin

Orval Benson Earns Eagle Scout Award

Orval C. Benson of Whitney was awarded the Eagle Scout award and pin Sunday evening. Orion Jensen represented Abe Cache Valley Council. The pin was placed by his wife. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Betson.

Orval C. Benson, Whitney Orion Jensen Abe Cache Valley Council Orval Betson

Fish and Game Directors Re elected in Dayton Banquet

Franklin County Fish and Game Assn re elected Mac Gambles and Lloyd Forsgren to another term at the annual banquet in the Dayton high school. Martel Thomas of Swan Lake was elected new board member replacing Hugo Geddes. holdovers are Paul Nash Ken Oliverson and Lester Lowe. Officers Albert Moser Mont Aller Sid Biggs will serve another year.

Mac” Gambles Lloyd Forsgren Franklin County Fish and Game Assn Dayton Martel Thomas Swan Lake Hugo Geddes Paul Nash Ken Oliverson Lester Lowe Albert Moser Mont Aller Sid Biggs

County Schools Shine At Fifth District Declamation Festival

Thirteen schools and 93 students competed in the fifth district festival at West Side High School. Events included memorized oratory, extemporaneous speaking, panel discussion, original oratory, dramatic reading, humorous reading, original essay, poetry, retold story, after dinner speech, radio drama and radio speaking. Nineteen students earned good or better ratings with West Side High School posting five superior and four excellent results.

West Side A. N. Sorenson USAC Logan George Tanner Marion Baliff Preston Phyllis Publicover D. A. Nash West Side High School Clair Williams Clifton Thayne Dewey

Cancer School Scheduled Here This Saturday

The annual Franklin County Cancer Society training school will be held at the Elks lodge in Preston this Saturday. Local workers will include Mrs. H. B. Allen and state and district leaders from Boise andMontpelier. Morning talks by Dr. Cutler and Dr. Smith precede certificate presentations to long time volunteers. At 2 p.m. the public may view films including Man Alive Self-Examination of the Breast and Living Insurance. About 25 captains met March 13 to brief ward and community leaders on duties during the training course.

Franklin County Cancer Society Elks Lodge Preston Thedford Roper Edward Davis Daniel ‘Roberts Pocatello Edward Kross

University Group To Present Comedy Harvey at Presley High

The University of Utah presents a three act comedy Harvey at the Preston High School auditorium Friday April 3. Directed by Albert O. Mitchell of the university speech department and sponsored by the Jefferson School PTA. Tickets on sale at 7 South State.

University of Utah Harvey Preston High School Albert O. Mitchell Speech Department University Jefferson School PTA 7 South State

Hats in Ring As City Politics Starts Buzzing

Preston mayoral race looms as incumbent Rulon Dunn seeks re election on a strengthened city balance. Council seats in south and north precincts open with Wayne Evans and Elvin Cutler entering the race. Both are noted civic leaders with Broad political experience.

Preston Rulon Dunn Dunn KPST Howard Hall Robert Gibson Wayne Evans Elvin Cutler Oneida Street Evans Long Cutler

Talent Contest for High Schools Planned at Clifton

Talented students from nine southeastern Idaho high schools invited to compete in a Tournament of Talent in Clifton March 28. Winner receives a 35 scholarship to the college of his choice. Entrants chosen by principals on scholastic ability and talent. A three member judge panel selects the winner. Entrants from McCammon Lava Hot Springs and nearby areas listed.

Southeastern Idaho Clifton McCammon Lava Hot

Junior High Operetta Presented At Preston Friday Night

Jefferson junior high presents Up on Old Smoky in Preston High School auditorium Friday March 27 at 8 pm. Admission is free and all are invited. Cast includes Sue Ellen Louise Johnson Frankie Gary Merrill Cindy Beverly Spackman Sam Stephen Rasmussen Grandma Maxine Barrus Grandpa Ronald Wakley William Mark Rawlings with chorus and dancers from seventh and eighth grades directed by Mervin Sharp and faculty helpers.

Jefferson Junior Old Smoky Preston High School Sue Ellen Louise Johnson Frankie Gary Merrill Cindy Beverly Spackman Sam Stephen Rasmussen Grandma Maxine Barrus Grandpa Ronald Wakley William Mark Rawlings Mervin Sharp

Preston Chamber Meets County Officials On Highway Plans

The streets and highways committee of the Preston chamber of commerce met March 11 with county commissioners to review road maintenance and construction in the 1953 budget. Members include Keith Christensen and commissioners D. Ariel Nash WilIiam Crane and Angus Condie, with others such as Phil West Dell Rosen Dean Palmer Tom Heath Cleo Swenson and Albert Moser.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Keith Christensen D. Ariel Nash William E. Crane Angus Condie Phil West Dell Rosen Dean Palmer Tom Heath Cleo Swenson Albert Moser Crane Senteantsome

Courageous Dayton Youths Battle Polio Bravery At School

Dareth Balls and Leland Howell, senior West Side High students and Latter day Saints, faced polio with courage. Dareth, contracted Sept 1951, endured paralysis and long hospital care but remains active as a photographer, trumpet player, and singer. Leland, struck Oct 1, 1951, with leg paralysis, wore a brace, returned to school in December, and participates in pep band and public events while continuing recovery.

Roms West Side High School Dareth Leland West Side High Church of Jesus Christ Pocatello Ellis Convalescent Home Boise St. Benedict’s Hospital Ogden

Hog Pool Sells 147 Hogs at 21.25 Cwt Top Price

A hog pool sale Wednesday moved 147 hogs weighing 33,380 pounds to Fred Itl and Sons of Burley for 6847.26. Among them 131 hogs weighing 28,260 pounds were listed as choice with a top price of 21.25 per cwt. The next hog pool is set for April 1.

Fred “Itl and Sons of Burley

Heath Praises Legislature Reported Achievements

State Senator Tom Heath lauds the recently concluded legislature for benefits to Franklin County. He notes a $12 million common school equalization fund, higher teacher salaries, and tax relief potential, plus a two year teaching certificate to help young learners begin careers after two college years.

Board of Education

Franklin county 1952 dairy herd report shows 32 herds average 392.19 lb fat

Douglas Wright announces the Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. annual cowtesting report for 1952.32 herds averaged 392.19 pounds of butterfat from 10,845 pounds of milk testing 3.62 percent. average butterfat price $1.13 with nine grade A herds lifting the average. The report notes 35 cows culled as unprofitable and 32 members using milking machines and grain. It lists top cows with fat production and herd leaders, and names contributing dairymen including Paul Condie Henry Drury & Sons Merlin T Whittle and Douglas Wright along with Preston Banida Dayton Weston Clifton and other local locales.

Douglas Wright Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Association Heilo Henry Drury & Sons Preston Paul Condie Brownie Daniel Roberts Fidessa Barney Ae Drury Sons Talbot Holstein Farm Pearl Merlin T. Whittle Stewart Geddes Banida Franklin Henry Drury& Sons Franklin County Don Dalley Dayton Ernest Beutler Eldon Bingham Grant Bingham Weston Alma Choules Ted Crawford Blaine Davis Lew Davis Henry Drury Calvin Forsgren John Gregory Howard Henderson Clifton Raymond M Hobbs LaVor. Jensen Joe Johnson D. N. Jessop Mossy Lewis Carl Mortensen Joel Peterson Daniel Roberts Theron Rawlings

Cattlemen Groups Hold Annual Sessions Elect Officers

On March 16 and 17 the Mink Creek and Cherryville Stockmen's associations held annual meetings to elect officers for 1953 and discuss grazing of members cattle on national forest land. Mink Creek met at Mink Creek with Charles P. McGregor president and other officers named. Cherryville met at Franklin electing Dee Kingsford president Hazen Gilbert secretary treasurer and Clair Cornish as board/officials.

Mink Creek Stockmen’s Association Cherryville Stockmen's Association Mink Creek Association Mink Creek Cherryville Association Franklin Charles P. McGregor Leeral Jensen Dwight Wilde Delbert Keller Burnell Baird Dee Kingsford Hazen Gilbert Clair Cornish

Will Rogers Type To Be Speaker At Club Here

E Robert Palmer announces a guest speaker described as a Will Rogers type, famed silver tongued orator of the west, to address a local club meeting here.

Will Rogers E. Robert Palmer

Palmer to Speak at Knife and Fork Club Dinner in Courthouse Basement

Thursday, March 26, Palmer a Colorado businessman rancher and lecturer and president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will appear at the Preston Knife and Fork Club dinner in the courthouse basement. Local members are asked to note the change of date. Palmer was called the silver tongued orator of the west by Edwin C Johnson.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Palmer Colorado Epsilon Sigma Alpha National Sorority of Business Girls Knife and Fork Club West Edwin C. Johnson

Eagle Rank Award Given to Local Scout Clark Johnson

Clark Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Voris Johnson received the Eagle Scout rank at a church service on Sunday. The 14 year old has been active in scout work and now assists the ward scoutmaster with younger scouts. He attended the Valley Forge jamboree two years ago and will go to the California jamboree this summer.

Madsen California Johnson Valley Forge

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Arwen Larsen Larsen Orval C. Benson Eagle Fish, Game Group Preston Indians Kellogg Nampa Rigby Chance Ai Coeur d’Alene Idaho Falls Group of Chamber Commerce Coeur d'Alene Indians Nampa Bulldogs Coeur d’Alene Ivan Davis DeLyle Condie DeVerl Herzog Brit Fnane Connie Davis George Milianis Mabel L. Atkinson Leland Howell Sen A. Education County Association Condie E. Robert Scout Clark Johnson Voris Johnson Clark - Johnson
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