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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1952

Page

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Crossing Signal Demanded After Dayton Road Accident

Sheriff E L Hansen pressed for a railroad crossing signal after a foggy Tuesday morning crash near Dayton. George Karren and Norman Beckstead witnessed no lights as their car struck a freight train, prompting warnings of possible injuries or fatalities until action is taken. The sheriff and driver urged the public utilities commission to intervene and place a signal at the busy crossing.

Dayton George Karren Lewiston Norman Beckstead Preston Karren Idaho Public Utilities Commission Hansen Mir

Science Editor To Be Speaker Here Friday

A renowned science writer and former editor Dr Gerald Wendt will speak Friday evening on atomic energy and the hydrogen bomb. Wendt is noted for his authoritative books and articles and will address the audience at the event, details continued on page 4.

United States Gerald Wendt Science Ilustrated

Two for Induction and Three for Physicals Next Week

Two young men depart Preston next Wednesday for induction into the armed forces while three others will take pre induction physical exams. Inductees include Ivan Barry Thompson of Weston and Orin W Hatch now of Malad. Also notified for Fort Douglas Utah are Sterling L Purser Clayton Wendell W Egbert Preston and Whordon B Peterson for next week’s physicals.

Preston Armed Forces Sam Ivan Barry Thompson Weston Orin W.hatch Sterling L. Purser Clayton Wendell W. Egbert Whordon B. Peterson Franklin County Selective Service Board Fort Douglas

Four H Committee Headed by Gibson in Franklin County

Owen Gibson of Preston was elected to succeed Mrs Dalton Hunt as chairman of the Franklin county 4-H council at a recent meeting of Franklin county 4-H leaders and club presidents. Mrs Douglas Griffeth of Fairview was elected vice president and Mrs Edward Maughan secretary. County 4-H club committee members elected at the meeting include Walter Rindlisbaker of Riverdale Mrs Ada Bailey of Clifton John Gregory of Mapleton Douglas Phillips of Dayton Weldon McGregor of Cleveland and Colleen Alder of Preston.

Owen -Gibson Douglas Philips Dayton Weldon McGregor Cleveland Colleen Alder Preston

Lynn Longstroth Returns to Auto Shop After Six-Week Vacation

Lynn Longstroth is back at work at his auto repair shop at 8 East First South after a six week vacation in Arizona. He visited Mesa Tucson Phoenix and Nogales New Mexico and says the trip was wonderful.

Lynn Longstroth Arizona East First South Mr. Longstroth Mesa Tucson Phoenix Nogales N. M

Local Photographers Win Merit Awards At Georgia School

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson won certificates of merit from the Winona School of Photography in Atlanta Georgia, a postgraduate program for professional photographers. The two week course covered oil coloring miniatures retouching etching and negative corrections. They toured Carlsbad Caverns and Mardi Gras in New Orleans then attended the Master Photographers and Dealers convention in St Louis where leading manufacturers from the United States Canada and foreign countries were represented.

Jack Anderson Atlanta Winona School of Photography Post Graduate School of Professional Photographers United States Andersons Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico Mardi Gras New Orleans St. Louis United “States Canada

Hog Producers Have Good Year in Franklin County

Franklin County Livestock Marketing Association members marketed 4 940 hogs weighing 1 190 150 pounds in 1951 earning 232 920 21. Edgar Petterberg was re elected chairman for 1952 with Orlando Rasmussen B W Winward Jr Garland Kidd and Preston Taylor as directors. County Agent Daniel Roberts continues as secretary and Mrs Gerri Steers as treasurer. Dell W Smith discussed new articles of incorporation, while Herbert Hahn urged state association focus and Wade G Wells outlined consumer demand impacts on hog markets.

Franklin County Livestock Marketing Association Franklin County Edgar Petterberg Orlando Rasmussen B W. Winward, Jr Garland Kidd Preston Taylor Daniel Roberts Gerrie Steers Dell W. Smith Preston Herbert Hahn Blackfoot Idaho Swine Producers Association Wade G. Wells Boise

Walter Rawlings Sr. Dies in Idaho Falls at 84

Walter Rawlings Sr., 84, longtime Fairview resident, died at his Idaho Falls home after a life spanning England birth to Utah farming. Born May 10, 1867, he emigrated at age two, married Lottie Inglet in 1891, and served as an LDS ward teacher. The family lived in Fairview Tetonia and Hagerman before settling in Idaho Falls.

Walter Rawlings 17Th St Idaho Falls England Richard R Prudence Rawlings, Rawlings United States Hyde Park Lottie Inglet Fairview Salt Lake Tetonia Hagerman

Oneida Stake Opens Conference Here Saturday

Oneida stake will open its quarterly conference Saturday evening at 5 30 with elders and their wives and adult Aaronic priesthood members. ElRay L. Christiansen will visit as representative of general authorities of the LDS church. A conflict with the Franklin County Fish and Game Assn banquet caused the start to be moved earlier by 30 minutes. General sessions follow Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm with a youth conference Sunday at 8 o clock led by Wilford W. Richards of USAC.

Oneida Stake Logan Temple Quorum of Twelve Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Franklin County Fish and Game Assn West Side High School Dayton Oneida Wilford W. Richards LDS Institute USAC

Alice Davis 83 Dies at Linrose After Illness

Alice Lloyd Davis 83 of Linrose died at home after a two week illness. Born February 19 1869 in Barrow in Furness England she came to the United States at 12 and settled in Oxford. She was an active LDS church worker and wife of John P. Davis who died in 1925. Survived by sons and daughters including Blanche and Louis A Davis in Linrose and daughters Sarah Smith Irene Carter and Beatrice among others.

Alice Lloyd Davis Linrose Barrow-in--Furnace England James Harriet Moore ‘Lloyd John P. Davis Weston Logan Davis Oxford Blanche Davis Louis A. Davis Sarah Smith Ojai Calif Irene Carter Grace Beatrice

Preston Lions Club Holds Farmers Night at Courthouse

Lions club members and guests met at the courthouse Wednesday for a regular dinner meeting led by the agriculture committee. Dr Dee Broadbent from the USAC experiment station spoke on the businessman farmer relationship. A cornet trio from the west side performed.

Lions ‘Club Agriculture Committee Dee Broadbent Usac Experiment Station West Side

Emma B Davis Dies. Franklin County Treasurer

Emma B Davis 71 longtime Franklin County treasurer died Friday from a heart attack. She served since 1917 with a break in Boise, Idaho. Survived by two daughters and a son Hilda Steele American Falls Warda Schmershall Preston. Funeral Monday in Oneida stake house Clifton cemetery. Born October 5 1880 Lewiston Utah to William and Mary Bybee.

Emma Bybee Davis Franklin County Davis Oneida Stake House Clifton Cemetery Lewiston William Mary Henderson Bybee Utah State Agricultural College Logan Clifton Fairview James W. Davis Salt Lake Temple LDS Church Red Cross Boise Idaho Hilda Steele Preston Warda Schmershall American Falls

Weed Committee Adopts Gooding Plan For Franklin County

Franklin County Farm Bureau weed committee approves a Gooding county style weed control plan. The approach relies on individual landowners, county and merchants selling four pound per gallon 2,4-D at a uniform price with dealer demonstrations planned to encourage farm use. A price-setting committee will fix county and local business packaging costs.

Franklin County Farm_ Bureau Magic Valley Gooding County Dean Smith Melroy Larson L. W. Merrill Frank Gilbert Franklin County Farm Bureau D. Ariel Nash Franklin County Daniel Roberts Farm Bureau Need

McGregor President Elected by Mink Creek Stockmen

C. P. McGregor was elected president of the Mink Creek Stockmen association at its March 21 meeting in Mink Creek. Elected officers include Leeral Jensen as vice president Dwight Wilde as secretary treasurer and Lloyd Christensen and W. E. Crane as directors. The group discussed grazing on the national forest allotment with Orval Winkler and Thomas Levy of Cache National Forest. The association and forest service plan reseeding to protect new grasses by reducing cattle on the allotment with about 250 acres reseeded last fall in the upper Birch area.

C. P. McGregor Mink Creek Orval Winkler Thomas Levy Cache National Forest Forest Service

MIA Stake Presents M liss at Preston High April 8

Stake MIA will present a play titled M liss Tuesday April 8 in Preston High school auditorium under the direction of Mrs Sabina Nash Linrose drama director for the stake. The cast includes Shirley Moser George Smith Aurel Christensen John Grey Dell Rosen and others with production staff led by Jolene Corbridge ReedSeqnioe bes-assistant manager scene Hurd and costume designer Gwen Gibson.

Franklin Stake Mia M’liss Preston High School Sabina Nash Linrose The Stake Shirley Moser George Smith Aurel Christensen John Grey Dell Rosen Yuban Bill Rodney Gilbert Lena Moffets Charlotte Bosworth Clytie Moffets Maureen Bosworth Bess Starlight

W. W. Richards to Speak Sunday at Youth Conference

Wilford W. Richards, president and director of the LDS institute at USAC Logan and former North Central States Mission president, will headline the youth conference presented by the U men and Gleaners during the Oneida stake quarterly conference. The event titled Temple Endowments for the Youth of Zion features music by the Preston High School department and invites Franklin and Oneida stakes youths to attend Sunday at 8 pm in the Oneida stake house.

Wilford W. Richards LDS Institute USAC Logan North Central States U-men Oneida Stake Zion Preston High School Franklin Oneida

Franklin County Fish and Game Banquet Set Saturday

Franklin County Fish and Game Association officials announce the annual banquet, dance and carnival at West Side High School Dayton Saturday night. Fish dinner serves 6 to 10 p.m. Membership costs 1.50 per year with public sales at the high school the night of the event. New officers and directors will be elected and winners announced. A free fish dinner for stake members 60 plus is offered Friday noon at Oneida stake house. The oldest man and woman present will win a prize.

Franklin County Fish and Game Assn West Side ‘High School Dayton Oneida Stake The Fish and Game Association Franklin and Oneida Oneida Stake House

Central school operetta “Seasons of Happiness” set for Friday

All children of Central school will take part in the operetta Seasons of Happiness Friday at 7:30 in the Preston High School auditorium. The young performers invite the community to attend and cheer their hard work.

Central School Preston High School

Joint Study Group of P TA Units Meets Monday

Preston High school and Jefferson P TA held a joint study group meeting Monday in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Lee Bergquist presided and Leora Christensen read the P TA prayer. Lenona Hawkes sang with Carol Goaslind accompanying. Deene Edwards reported on cafeteria canning. Proceeds from Jefferson and Central schools funded cafeteria needs. The high school presented a springboard payment to Supt. W H Simmons. W R Fellows was introduced as next year’s high school president. Clifford Folgren and Bernice Gambles chaired the meeting before Dr. David Cutler spoke.

Preston High School Jefferson P-Ta Lee Bergquist P-Ta Leora Christensen Lenona_ E Hawkes Carol Goaslind Deene Edwards Jefferson Central W. H. Simmons W. R. Fellows Clifford Folgren Bernice Gambles David Cutler

Indians Lose State Final To Idaho Falls 40 37

Idaho Falls Tigers win the Idaho State class A basketball title 40 to 37 over Preston in a final watched by nearly 6,000 at the Idaho State College gym. Preston leads 9-7 after one quarter and 20-15 at halftime but Idaho Falls takes control in the second, holding the Indians scoreless late as Paul Wilkinson scores to keep them within one before the freeze seals the win.

Preston Indians Idaho Preston Moscow Caldwell Boise Idaho Falls Tigers Tigers Indians Idaho Falls Delyle Condie Ivan Davis Paul Wilkinson Larry Crawford Devers Herzog Elmo Keller Evan Sorenson Kay Warner Reed Smith Terry Jamison Jack Moser Fred Shaffer Gordon Neeley Ian Beckstead Idaho State College I. F Redskins Preston Agers Champs Indiangy Preston Crew Sorenson

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Dayton Road Gibson Georgia School Walter Rawlings, Sr Preston Lions Club Emma B. Davis Mrs. Davis McGregor Mink Creek Stockmen Stake Mia
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