Funeral set for Nathan Swainston in Preston district
Nathan Swainston 69 died Wednesday in a Logan hospital after illness. Born May 24 1891 in Whitney Idaho he was married to Nita Alder in 1912 and later in the Logan temple. He lived near Preston most of his life worked for Franklin County Sugar Co. and was an LDS elder. Surviving are his wife a son Rhys Swainston and three daughters along with 14 grandchildren and several sisters and brothers. Funeral is scheduled Saturday.
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Nathan
Swainston
Logan
Whitney
Idaho
Albert
Elizabeth
Ransbottom Swainston
Nita Alder
Logan Temple
Preston
Ben
Franklin County Sugar Co
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Rhys Swainston
Don
Idana) Greaves
Paul
Natell) Bodily
Declo
Alden) Sperry
Jerome
Martha Larsen
Sadie Lewis
Swainston Family to Hold Funeral in Whitney Cemetery
Funeral services for Merlin Swainston and family members from Boise Richfield Jerome and Preston Idaho will be conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Franklin stake house. Friends may call at the family home 83 South 4th East Preston Friday evening and Saturday until time of service. Burial will be in Whitney cemetery under Webb Mortuary direction.
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Lava
Weeder Swainston
Boise
Lee
Swainston
Richfield
Idaho
Milo
Jerome
Merlin’ Swainston
Preston Indians Baseball Opens Spring With Seven-Game Slate
Preston High launches baseball with coach Glen Oliverson guiding the Indians for seven scheduled games from April 3 to May 16. Home games are on the new diamond south of the Franklin stakehouse and five lettermen return to bolster the squad.
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Glen Oliverson
Preston High
Preston Indians
North Cace
Preston
Malad
West Side
Aberdeen
Marsh Valley
Blackfoot
Snake River
Pocatello
Bud Cutler
Kent Rawlings
Ron
Tobler
Dennis Kendall
Scott _Tims
Larry Andra
Gerry Winn
Elliott Larsen
Woodrow Rasmussen
Kay Crockett
Floyd Burnett
Bruce Stocks
Darrell Sweigart
Cranney to star in USA Hamlet as Horatio in Lyric debut
Preston freshman Jon Cranney takes one of five major leads in the USA production of Hamlet. The show opens Monday at the remodeled Lyric theatre under Floyd T. Morgan who also plays Claudius. Hamlet is cast with W. Vasco Call as the title prince. Invitations went to LDS leaders and university trustees.
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Jon
Cranney
Preston
Russell Cranney
USA
Hamlet
Horatio
Lyric Theatre
David O. McKay
Henry
D. Moyle
LDS
LeGrande Richards
Thorpe B. Isaacson
University Board of Trustees
Floyd T.:.morgan
Claudius
King
Denmark
W. Vasco Call
Funeral Is Saturday For Emory Belnap 69
Emory Belnap 69 died suddenly Tuesday in a Logan hospital of a coronary attack after a recent operation. He was born August 4, 1891 in Ogden and lived mostly in Preston where he ran a dairy farm until 1945. Survived by wife Martha Kershaw and four children, he served in LDS church roles and priesthood quorums. Funeral April 1 at 1 pm in Franklin stake house. burial Preston cemetery. Friends may visit Webb mortuary Friday evening and Saturday morning.
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Emory Belnap
Logan Hospital
Ogden
Joseph
Manerva
P. Howard l Belnap
Martha Kershaw
Logan Temple
LDS ‘Church
Welfare Committee
Mutual
Dayton
Don
Robrea) Elwell
Preston
Richard
Eva) Munoz
Covina
Calif
Dan L. _Belnap
Parley K. _Belnap
Clearfield
Tirza Ross
Josie May Newey
Los Angeles
Amos Belnap
Ida Cutler
Boise
R S. Belnap
Salt Lake City
Polar Bear Team Defends Preston City Tourney Title
The Polar Bear team won the Preston city basketball tournament with a 69 to 52 victory over Edwards Floral. National Guard took consolation honors 81 to 66 over Native Lumber and earned a Phillips 66 trophy. Edwards Floral received a trophy from American Food Store and 15 dollars. Web notes credit city recreation board members Glen W. Godfrey and Bud Wickham for organizing and thanking contributors.
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Polar Bear
Preston City
Edwards Floral
National Guard
Native Lumber
Black’s Men’s Store
American Food Store
Phillips 66
Service and Gas and Oil Distributors
Glen W. Godfrey
Bud Wickham
City Recreation Board
Wanted Farm Help in Utah Dairy Operation
Too late to classify wanted man single or married to work year round on dairy Grade A farm. No row crops except corn. Call or write Horace R Barnard Deweyville Utah Phone Tremonton Alpine 73 468. FOR SALE 12 hole grain drill Rubber tired power lift. FOR REPOSSESSION Assume contract balance on home model organ or spinet piano. FOR RENT 115 acre irrigated farm with home. Contact William Robinson Franklin phone 646-2383.
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Horace R
Barnard
Deweyville
Utah
N. Main
Pocatello
William Robinson
Franklin
Ensilage Corn Hybrid Variety 216 Recommended in Idaho
Aberdeen experiment station head Ed Owens tells Franklin county farmers that ensilage corn variety 216 matures reliably for southern Idaho, yields digestible nutrients, and is best planted around May 10 with 20 pounds seed per acre in 36 inch rows. He notes optimal growth at about 80 degrees and advises nitrogen and phosphate, irrigation, and weed control for high yields. County agents DeVere Tovey and Daniel Roberts accompanied the visitors.
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Franklin County
Idaho
Ed Owens
Aberdeen “Experiment Station
University of Idaho
Carr
Owens
Mr. Owens
Joseph Moser
Whitney
John Porter
Clifton
Martin Blau
Dayton
DeVere Tovey
Daniel Roberts
Potato storage study tour reveals results on sprouts
Walter Sparks potato specialist led a group tour explaining insulation ventilation humidity control and sprout inhibitors tested in storage studies. The discussion covered construction details and observed outcomes of the potato storage trials.
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Walter Sparks
Funeral Service for Mary Ann McCombs Held in Preston
Funeral services for Mary Ann McCombs were held March 29 in the Preston seventh ward with Bishop Elmo A. Keller presiding. Grandsons Don Page and Earl Neeley led prayers at the service, and Dallas Goody dedicated the grave. Kent Neeley gave a life sketch, with remarks from Vernon Jensen Phenoi Edgley Pres. T. R. Holt a nephew and Bishop Keller. Musical selections were by Horace Baugh and Maxine Hymas. Pallbearers included Verl Page Ivan Nissan Gary Mecham Alan Mecham Phillip Neeley and Leland McCombs.
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Mary Ann McCombs
Preston Seventh Ward
Elmo A. Keller
Alma McCombs
Don Page
Earl Neeley
Dallas Goody
Kent Neeley
Vernon Jensen
Phenoi Edgley
Pres. T. R. Holt
Bishop Keller
Horace Baugh
Maxine Hymas
Verl Page
Ivan Nissan
Gary Mecham
Alan Mecham
Phillip Neeley
Leland McCombs
Cancer claims more men than women every year
The notice notes a long held belief that cancer is a woman’s disease, confirms men die of cancer at higher rates, cites 1949 as a reference, and urges support for the American Cancer Society to prevent cancer deaths among men women and children.
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The
American Cancer Society
Advertising support keeps YOUR NEWSPAPER alive
This notice credits local business ads for financing the publication and encourages readers to support those firms that enable neighborhood news and Franklin County coverage.
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Readi
Franklin County
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Highlight Riverdale Notes
Riverdale society items note visits from Mr and Mrs Serge L Rodrero of Logan Friday guests Mr and Mrs Carl bury and daughters Carolyn and Francine of Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Don Forsgren of Grace visit Tanner family Mrs William Behle of Thatcher visits Mrs Joseph Tanner Parley Swainston of Dayton calls on Mrs Tanner Monday and Mrs Cleo Swenson visits Tuesday MIA program at Oneiday stake house speakers Mr and Mrs Richard Maxfield former Miss America Charlotte Sheffield newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Jean J Smith with Brad welcoming new sister seven pounds two ounces Curtis Rosen and Lafe Smith visit Santa Fe City and Murray house guests Everett Berger Ray Rosen Bob Deardorff Cutter Dam trip.
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Byron Tanner
Serge L. Rodrero
Logan
Carl “Bury
Carolyn
Francine
Salt Lake City
Don Forsgren
Grace
Darwin
Tanner
William Behle
Thatcher
Joseph Tanner
Swainston
Dayton
Preston
Brad
Curtis Rosen
Lafe Smith
Salta Fe City
Everett Berger
Murray
Ray Rosen
Bob Deardorff
Cutter Dam
Cancer prevention and screening urged by society
The American Cancer Society projects over half a million new cancer cases this year and urges all adults to have an annual health checkup to speed progress against the disease. Hope centers on early detection and treatment improvements.
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The
American Cancer Society
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Prudential “ Savings & Loan Assn
South State
Hoover Cne Ay TS
North’ State
Jon Cranney
Recreation Committee
Mary A. McCombs
Riverdale
Jesus
Automobile
Phat
Franklin County Insurance Service
ANGEL
Calfame
Cans
Brevion, Idaho
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