Oneida Stake Conference Set For March 23 and 24
The Oneida stake holds its quarterly conference Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 24 with no Salt Lake City visiting authority. Shirley M. Palmer presides. Meetings include a 6 30 pm session for welfare committee members 8 pm for elders and senior Aaronic priesthood members and wives Sunday general sessions at 10 am and 2 pm open to all stake members. Lunch served noon to 2 pm by Dayton ward Relief Society.
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Oneida Stake
Salt Lake City
Shirley M. Palmer
Ward
Stake Welfare Committee
Stake
Palmer
Dayton Ward- Relief Society
Preston Employees Receive Citations From Atlas Power
Recognition for outstanding safety achievement given to members of Utah Power & Light Preston division serving Cache Valley and southeast Idaho. The group logged 10 years or more without a lost time accident and were honored at AP&L safety award banquet in Preston. Special certificate went to Oneida Station for 311 500 manhours without injuries. R. M. Gordon accepted the award.
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Prisvon Grtay
Yes
Utah Power &Light
Preston
Cache Valley
Idaho
Ap&l
Franklin County
George Bennett
Spencer C. Crookston
Scott B. Dunlop
Myron R. Frederick
Orson W. Hangen, Jr
Warion W. Hansen
Willard D. Hansen
Harold IL. Hathenbruck
Earl W. Johnson
Dean W. Merrill
Rufus MM. Nungesser
Marion
Oneida
R. M. Gordon
Preston City Warns Citizens on Grass Fires
Preston city officials issued a warning about starting grass and weed fires. Residents with dry lots wishing to burn should call the fire department first. city staff will assist to control the fire at no charge. Fire Chief C. I. Goff noted calls usually cost the city $50 to $100.
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Preston
C. I. Goff
Mr. Goff
American Legion Observes 38th Birthday Anniversary
The American Legion Post 34 held a Friday evening observance at the legion hall with 58 attending a potluck dinner. Dist. Commander Glen McKeller and wife from Blackfoot attended as special guests, and charter members were named. The program included solos, ballet numbers, readings, and a community service talk by Dorothy Herron of Grace. next meeting planned for March 29.
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American Legion Hall
The
Legion
Glen McKeller
Blackfoot
Herman Gibbons
James”.Hansen
Howard Hall
Preston
Harold Winn
Delbert Miles
Ora
Winn
Rachel Miles
Auxiliary
Nancy Winn
Diane Palmer
Peggy Porter
Christine Bennett
Franklin
Catherine Eames
Keith Nielsen
McKeller
Dorothy Herron
Grace
Lunch at Conference by Dayton Relief Society
The Dayton ward Relief Society will sell lunch Sunday at the Oneida Stakehouse during the stake quarterly conference. Proceeds fund the Dayton ward LDS chapel building fund.
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Dayton Ward Relief Society
Oneida
Dayton Ward
First Results in Subscription Campaign for Grand Prizes
Substantial early results show candidates and supporters rallying as subscriptions push toward grand prizes. Voters see time and standings tabulated with listed entrants across districts and notable names including Dale Shepherd, Robert Wood, Michael Olson, and Suzanne Strong among active campaigns.
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Erry
Atag
Vwotea Thomas
Sparks Aesedtaangeter
Son Ea
West Side
Dale
Shepherd Robert Wood
Michael Olsoney
Citizens gratitude for teen subscription drive success
The Preston Citizen praises Franklin County youths for their year long teen age subscription campaign. It notes enthusiastic participation, valuable life lessons, expanded prize lists and cash awards, and thanks new subscribers and renewing readers for supporting the local paper.
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Preston. Citizen
Franklin County
Pack Contest Set for March 29 at Preston High
The annual Pack instrumental music contest will be held in the Preston High School auditorium March 29 at 8 p.m. Open to high school students playing standard band or orchestral instruments. Registration by Tuesday via contact John Manning at the high school. Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Pack with prizes including three trophies and medals for runners up. Prof. Andrew Galos, conductor of the Carrie Valley Symphony, is involved.
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Pack
Preston High School
John “Manning
W. D. Pack
Ity
Dave
Mir
Andrew
Galos
Carrie A Yelley Symphony
Uni State
Uni
Central School P TA to Hear Talk on Health
Central School P TA plans a Monday 8 p m talk by Dr G G Blaser on safeguarding children's mental and physical health. The session, led by Mrs Lynn Fackrell, includes a Q A period and musical numbers by first and second graders.
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Central’ School
G. G. Blaser
Blaser
Will
Lynn’ Fackrell
En Life Relationships
Ninabiors
Outstanding Idaho Legislators Highlight 34th Session
Idaho Daily Statesman columnist John Corlett profiles key lawmakers in the 34th Idaho Legislature. Tom Heath dominates the Senate as a calm, effective leader guiding minority views, while in the House Perry Swisher leads amid Republican strength and revenue committee influence.
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Idaho
John Corlett
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise
Corlett
Senate
Tom Heath
Heath
Robert E. Smyle
House
Perry Swisher
Bannock
George Crookham
Swisher
Preston Lions contest deadline for essays and plans
The Preston Lions club opens entries for its make Preston a better place to live contest with a Saturday deadline at the Preston Clinic. Prizes include 50 dollars for first and 25 dollars for second. Winning plans become club property and are judged on community need practicality and workability.
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Preston Lion Club
Preston
Lions Club
The
Preston Lions Club
National Scout Jamboree offers limited openings for Cache Valley Scouts
Op portunities to attend the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge this July remain open to a few Cache Valley Council scouts and explorers. Rex Plowman, jamboree committee chairman, stresses first come first served registration and the chance to experience Chicago Niagara Falls Palmyra New York City and Washington. Deadline for open registration is April 1 with contact through unit post district or council offices for details.
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One Valley Forge
Cache Valley
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Palmyra
New York
City
Washington
Scoutrae
Disct
Ee Counai
Logan
Publisher's Mother Dies at 86 in Blackfoot
Corabell Zook Smith mother of Harold Smith and Don E. Smith died Sunday morning at Shelley Nursing Home after months of illness. Born November 23 1870 in Norway Indiana she moved to Kansas as a child and learned printing. She edited Topeka Lance and State Journal society news. Surviving are four sons and five grandsons. Funeral services were held in Blackfoot with burial in Grove City Cemetery.
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Corabell Zook Smith
Harold, Smith
The
Daily Bulletin
Don E. Smith
Preston Citizen
Shelley
Theodore
Denver
Cecil
Redding
Calif
Mrs. Smith
Norway
White
Washburn College
Eugene L. Smith
Topeka Lance
Topeka
Kan
State Journal
United States
Ted
Elkhart
Julesburg
Colo
Grit“Advocate
Blackfoot
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
P.E.O. Sisterhood
City to Sponsor Basketball Tourney at Preston High
A city recreation department event will stage a three day basketball tournament March 27 28 29 in Preston High gym with trophies and awards. Local and regional teams are invited to participate and officials anticipate strong interest and exciting play.
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Preston High School
Godfrey
Melroy Larsen Named President of Stockmen Group
Melroy Larsen was elected president of the Mink Creek Stockmen’s Association at its annual meeting in Mink Creek to lead 1957 officers and oversee cattle grazing on the Cache National Forest allotment. Dwight Wilde is secretary treasurer and other officers include W B Moosman D Reed McGregor and Keith Crane with Orval E Winkler and Thomas Levy reporting on range conditions.
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Meloy Larsen
Mink Creek
S .Asn
Cache National Forest
Mr. Larsen
Dwight Wilde
W.B. Moosman
D. Reed McGregor
Keith’. Crane
Cache
National Forest
Orval E. Winkler
Logan
Thomas Levy
Preston
Children’s subscription drive fuels eight grand prize contest
Candidates push hard with nine days left to win one of eight grand prizes in The Preston Citizen drive. A second $10 cash premium is offered to all workers, with details in ad pages. Subscriptions count as votes, and receipts go into a sealed ballot box at The Preston Citizen office from March 27 to March 30, then to judges for final results.
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Preston
Max Poulter
Plac
Preston Citizen
Preston Citizen Office
U. & S. Furniture Company
Ern’s Appliance & Sport Shop
Merrill Jewelee
Preston Citizen Co
Preston Jay-C Ettes Direct Drive For Easter Seals
Preston Jay-Cettes led by Maureen Ainscough take charge of the Franklin County Easter Seal drive. W L Weber Jr says the Crippled Children's Society of Idaho funds 1226 children and assists 1146 teachers and parents via a mobile speech and hearing unit coming to east and west Franklin schools in April. The group will draft appeal letters, distribute coin collectors, and aid in solicitation and future membership drives.
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Preston Jay-Cettes
Maureen Ainscough
Franklin County
W. L. Weber, Jr
Crippled Children’s Society of Idaho
Society
West Side
Jay-Cettes
Ainscough
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1Tal Power
American Legion
Dayton
Vuuu
Melroy Larsen
Stockmen Group
Karen Millward
Dwight
Robert Wood
Dale Shepherd
Linda Baxter
Gary Erickson
Shhirley Mylrole
Roy Long
Tonna Morrison
Steven Becksiend
Cleone Baxter
Thomas Sparis
Joyce Poulsen
Paul Cordingley
Suzanne Strong
Michael Olson
Maryam
Smith
Preston Jay-C Ettes
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