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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1954

Page

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Prospects for better crops in Franklin county

Weather outlook shows improving crop prospects in Franklin county with light wet snows daily this week. C M Crabtree, U S Weather Bureau, reports March precipitation at 1.83 inches through Wednesday, 0.29 inches above normal with seven days left, and total 3.69 inches for 1954 so far. January 1954 had 1.17 inches and February 0.69 inches.

Franklin County C. M. Crabtree U. S. Weather Bureau Crabtree Jannuary

Lt Paul Larson Enrolled in Missile School at Redstone Arsenal

Second Lt. Paul A. Larson son of Mr and Mrs W A Larson Preston Utah is enrolled at the guided missile school Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama. He is a Utah State College chemistry graduate with a bachelor degree. After graduation in 1953 he joined active duty and will work on maintenance handling problems and transportation of guided missiles at the army research and development center.

Paul A. Larson W. A. .Larson Preston Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Utah State Utah “State Larsonrywill The Army

Winder Ward to Present Three Act Play

The Winder ward MIA presents a three act comedy A Ready Made Family in the ward hall on March 29. Cast includes Jane Gibson Joseph J Winger Carolyn Bennett Dicke Ballif Beverly Mortensen and Keith Talbot. Public invited to attend next Monday evening.

Winder Ward Mia Ward ‘Hall Jane Gibson Joseph J . Winger Carolyn Bennett Dicke Ballif Beverly Mortensen Keth Talbot

Renee Hollingsworth Tours With BYU Group

Miss Renee Hollingsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Hollingsworth is a member of the Rockettes dance group on tour from BYU this week. The 16 coeds left Provo Monday to present dance in Utah school assemblies. Hollingsworth a freshman majoring in foreign languages led the group of 74 students including chorus dancers and an orchestra.

Renee Hollingsworth A. E. Hollingsworth the Rockettes BYU Thei Provo Utah Hollingsworth

West Side High Students Swap Skills in Home Economics

School boys and girls at West Side High spent three days exchanging tasks in home economics. Girls learned to fix electrical appliances, change car tires, bake, paint interiors, and plan simple meals. Boys practiced operating an automatic washer, bed making, clothing selection, ironing, and making ice cream and pie.

West Side’ ‘High

Malad High Band Performs at West Side School

Malad High School presented a bands program last Monday at 1 30 p m on the West Side featuring selections by the band instrumental pieces quartets and solos along with novelty makers.

Malad High West SE West Side “High Selétions Usta Xmakers

Two Are Named For Piano Contests at Fifth District Festival

The Preston High School festival selected two contestants for the Fifth District Piano Contest. Carol Jorgerson, a junior, and Jay Nielsen, a senior, were chosen after Monday tryouts held at 2 P.M. Karen Wells was named an alternate. Kliss Davis of Brigham City served as judge.

Preston Carol Jorgerson Jay Nielsen Karen Wells Wy Eee Kliss Davis Brigham. Ci

Ezra T. Benson to Speak in Logan at USAC Fieldhouse

Ezra T. Benson, secretary of agriculture and native of Franklin County, will return to the area Saturday April 3 to address the public at 2 p.m. in the fieldhouse at USAC. The Logan appearance is sponsored by the Cache Valley Breeders Assn with Farm Bureau cooperation in Idaho and Utah.

Ezra T.benson Enanklin ‘County USAC Benson Logan Cache Valley Breeders Assn Farm Bureau Idaho Utah Agriculture

Cancer education programs set for county on Tuesday

Five additional cancer educational programs are planned in Franklin County next Tuesday. Mrs Edward Kross says events include Mrs Melvin Thomas leading a program at the Fourth Ward Chapel at 9 p.m. Mrs A B Moser at Dayton Chapel also 9 p.m. Mrs Myrl Bodily hosts 3 p.m. Fairview Chapel and 4 p.m. First Ward with Mrs Charles W Peterson conducting. Treasureton ward sponsor Mrs Melvin Kirby invites attendees at 7 p.m. next Thursday.

Edward Kross Franklin County American Cancer Society Melvin Thomas Fourth Ward A. 3 Moser Dayton Myrl Bodily Fairview First Will Cleveland Treasureton Ward Treasureton Melvin Kirby

Mink Creek Stockmen Elect New Officers at Annual Session

The Mink Creek Stockmen's Association held its March 17 meeting at Mink Creek to elect officers and plan grazing on the Cache Forest allotment in Birch Creek Strawberry Canyon and Williams Creek. New officers named were Leeral Jensen president W B Moosman vice president Dwight Wilde secretary treasurer Charles McGregor and Burnel Baird advisory board. Forest Service officials Ralph Crowell Orval Winkler and Ranger Thomas Levy attended to aid grazing plans. A multi year program aims to improve range conditions with reseeding fencing watering sites and protected reseeded areas. Fewer cattle and shorter seasons will support area protection.

Mink “Creek Forest Service

Students to be featured in ISC nationwide CBS broadcast

Two area students participate in a nation wide ISC broadcast on CBS. The 30 minute program, directed by Prof. Wesley M Harris of ISC, will include sacred music, folk songs, and a Harris composition from the choir’s spring tour. Dwight Jensen of Oxford will producer the show.

Idaho CBS Botar Me Wesley M Harris IISC Dayton Dwight Jensen Oxford Will

Franklin County forms building advisory committee for bond plan

In recent months meetings across Franklin County heard talks on multiple school building proposals. A building advisory committee was elected at each gathering with J. Leo Palmer as chair and J. Palmer as chair of the committee. Eastside district 201 school board urged continued organization and pledged support for the committee’s resolutions ahead of a possible bond election and called a special meeting for next Monday.

Franklin Mrts Winder Daniel Roberts Central Pta Howard Schow Jefferson P-Ta J. Leo Palmer Eastside District 201

County Democrats To Meet Saturday Social in Courthouse Basement

County Democrats gather for a social and potluck supper in the courthouse basement Saturday at 8 o clock. Committees aim to make a strong social. all friends of the party are invited. Nielson of Poca stello, Democratic district coordinator, will attend and speak.

Democratic Party Nielson Pocastello Cwho

Jerome Beats Tribe In Consolation Tilt 44-34

Jerome defeats Preston 44-34 in consolation action at Pocatello. A tight first half saw multiple lead changes before Jerome's defense held Preston to one field goal in the third quarter. Doug Capps led Jerome with 13 points while Hyde and Chatterton paced Preston.

Preston Pocatello Jerome Doug Capps Hyde Chatterton Edgley Sever Hobbs Condie Murray Tomlinson

Knife and Fork Club Elects Directors

The Preston Knife and Fork Club elected William A. Davis and Dr. Newell G. Davies as directors for three-year terms at last week’s Wednesday meeting. John Morley, war correspondent, spoke about his world tour interviewing Tito, Rhee, Churchill, and Nehru. A. G. Carlson presided at the meeting.

William A. Davis

Preston High Girls to Represent FHA at State Convention

Miss Oliverson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Oliverson of Preston, will represent the Preston chapter of FHA at the eighth annual convention in Twin Falls March 26 and 27. About 300 Idaho girls will attend with sessions at the junior high school and a Friday gym gathering. Chapter advisor Mrs Helen Condie and ideal chapter mother Mrs Henry Drury will accompany.

Mangaret Bus Hall Fairview Udone Oliverson Elmer Helén ' ‘Condie Henry Drury Preston Idaho FHA

Cross State league formed with nine Idaho teams

Preston joins Blackfoot Malad Buhl Burley Gooding Jerome Oakley Filer Rupert in the new Cross State football league. Peter Richardson is president Ken Barrett vice president and Rulon Budge secretary. Each team plays seven league games first year with possible round robin. Preston schedule lists Oakley North Cache open homecoming Burley Gooding Jerome harvest break Montpelier Blackfoot and Filer at Preston.

Cross State League Pocatello Preston Blackfoot Malad Buhl Burley Gooding Ken Barrett Rulon Budge Idaho Preston’ High School Oakley North Cache Jerome Montpelier Filer

Accidental Death Recall of War Episode in Lifeboat

Alvin Atkinson 32 a Dayton native and merchant seaman perished after surviving a 10 day open lifeboat ordeal when S S Marini was torpedoed December 17 1942 in the Pacific. Rescued by USS Allen he later died in Salt Lake City leaving a widow Cecilia Atkinson and two sons Jay and Paul.

Salt Lake City Alvin Atkinson Dayton S. S. Marini Pacific Atkinson Viths Allen Honolulu A. Sonj James A Phillips Atkinson Alvin West.Sidé High School Merchant-“Marine Manintas Ceclia Jay Faul Oaklan Caliz Rirs Clifford Muir Kenneth Capps Salt Lake City Fred .T San-Francisco Grant Layisn

Idaho candidates enter race for governor and state offices

Campaign announcements flood Idaho politics as several figures announce governor bids. John Sanborn Hagerman Valley rancher seeks GOP nomination. Clark Hamilton Weiser senator joins Democratic race. Claude Burtenshaw Rexburg aims at Senate Dworshak seat. Erwin Schwiebert Caldwell seeks Idaho first district congress. Britt Nedry secretaries race. Robert Remaklus seeks attorney general. James Young Payette Fruitland pursues secretary of state.

John ‘Sanborn Hagerman Idaho House of Representatives Clark Hamilton Weiser Hamilton Senate James*H.“'Young Fruitland Young Payette

Youth ROTC Cadets Commissioned at Utah State College

At Utah State Agricultural College two groups of cadets received commissions after two years in Advanced ROTC. Handy and 10 Army cadets joined the advancement, while Tanner and 17 Air Force cadets earned similar commissions. Dr Carlton Culmsee spoke as the principal speaker with USAC President Henry Aldous Dixon and Col Calvin L Partin also addressing the ceremony. Handy is a senior physical education major and Tanner a senior agricultural education major.

Doyle B. “Tanner Weston Samuel D. Handy Franklin Reserve Officers Training Corps Utah State Agricultural College Handy Army Tanner Air Force Swere Carlton Culmsee United States’ Reserve Henry” “Aldous Dixon USAC S. R Utah ’ ‘State

Airman Kirt Coburn Home on 30 Day Furlough in Tokyo

Airman First Class Kirt Coburn, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Glen Coburn Preston, is home on a 30 day furlough after 29 months of service. He completed the 6000th flight operation at Haneda Air Base, Tokyo, Japan. He will report for further duty on April 25 at Andrews AFB, Washington.

Coburn Preston Haneda Air Base Tokyo Japan Andrews Laf Washington

Preston High Student Wins Union Pacific Scholarship

Bobby Erickson of Preston receives a $200 Union Pacific Railroad Co. scholarship for 1954-55 at the University of Idaho. He graduates in May 1954 and plans to major in poultry husbandry after enrolling at Idaho. He has six years in 4 H work and dairying and studied vocational agriculture. Joe W. Jarvis announced the award.

Bobby Glencoe Preston Floyd Young, Erickson Joe W. Jarvis Union ,Pacific Omaha Neb

Oneida Stake Conference Planned for March 27–28

The Oneida stake holds its quarterly conference on Saturday and Sunday March 27 and 28 with Thorpe B. Isaacson presiding. Activities include a missionary training session at 6:30 and an Aaronic priesthood leadership meeting at 8, plus ward teachers attendance. Sunday services are at 10 and 2 with a sacred presentation at the stakehouse in the evening. the public is invited.

Oneida Thorpe B. Isaacson Eare Stakehouse Seventh Ward

Contest In Oneida Stake Speech Contest Held

The Oneida stake held a speech contest March 17 at 8 p m during the monthly stake meeting. Eight wards were represented with contestants Ron Baird Connie Westover Lois Rasmussen Eva Lynn Casperson Nada Fackrell Douglas Palmer and Geneal Swainston. Ju nius Hamblin rated all eight and praised Nada Fackrell Eva Lynn Casperson and Douglas Palmer as superior while five others earned excellent. Talks covered How the Church Develops Leadership and How the Gospel Brings Peace. Two violin solos entertained. results and critiques followed.

Oneida Hazel” Porter Wwere Ron Ald ‘Baird Mink’ Creek Connie Westover Clifton Lois’ Rasmussen Glencoe Eva Lynn Casperson Thomas Everton Dayton Nada ‘Fackrell Douglas Palmer Geneal Swainston Winder Junius Hamblin Preston’ High School Nada Fackrell Brookie Swallow Hamblin Ethel Stevenson Stake

Women Vote for Officers at University AWS Elections

Patricia Bartlett of Lewiston Idaho and Karen Hinickley of Preston survive university primary elections and move toward AWS president roles. Other candidates include Jo Ella Hamilton Boise Judith Flomer Clarkston for secretary and Nancy Jutila Cherrie Wood and Dee Wheatley for treasurer.

Patricia Bartlett Lewiston Ida Karen Hinickley Preston University of Idaho Associated Women ‘Students Organization AWS Ella Hamilton Boise Judith Nancy -Lyls Xioscow

Franklin County dairy herd reports new butterfat record

Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association and the University of Idaho extension service report 1953 production rising to 401 pounds butterfat per cow and 11 244 pounds milk per cow, first time over 400. Nine members sold grade A milk and thirty grade C. Ninety one cows culled for unprofitability. Average price 96 cents per pound butterfat. 1952 price was 1.13. Top herds include Henry Drury and Sons and Merlin T Whittle. Five top cows exceeded 600 pounds butterfat on a 305 day lactation. Officers elected for 1954 include L A Davis president and Daniel Roberts secretary-treasurer.

Franklin Franklin County The University,” of Idaho Davis Linrose Henry Drury and Sons Merlin ‘T.’ Whittle Oneida Lds Stake Talbot Holstein Douglas. Weright Howard Henderson Clifton Crawford Preston Vick Fay Fairview Fedessa Barney Gretta Henry, Drury ‘and Sons Guernsey Ernest Beutler Dayton Daniel Roberts L. A Daniel Roberts Talbot W. St.Geddes Banida John Gregory Blaine Davns Dean Lewis Association

West Side District Plans Public Concert Next Thursday

The West Side School District announces a public concert to be held next Thursday at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The program features the junior high and senior high bands and the chorus, performed by West Side students.

Side District West- Said Damers Sion

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