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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1955

Page

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Preston mayor and councilmen seek reelection at public meeting

At a Franklin county courthouse gathering Friday night Mayor Rulon Dunn and Councilmen Ownes Baur and Virgil Knudson announced plans to run again in the April 26 municipal election. About 75 Preston residents attended as Baur opened the session and Dunn praised city crews and the police department for recent accomplishments.

Franklin County Rulon Dunn Ownes Baur Virgil Knudson Preston Baur George Lambirth Police Department Harold Campbell Ston

Personnel changes announced this week by Implement Firm

The agency announces Gerald L. Bair as field salesman for the firm. He has prior experience in sales and will assume duties immediately. A photo credit notes the one minute Poleroid image by The Citizen, with continued details on page 5.

Poleroid Gerald L. Bair

Local Wool Growers Plan Annual Meeting Here

Franklin County Wool Growers hold their annual meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the county courthouse courtroom. Officers will be elected and discussion will cover the 1955 wool sale under a new government program. E F Rinehart of Boise will attend and explain wool handling and sheep-keeping methods tested in Idaho's Magic Valley.

Franklin County Wool Growers Marketing Association Franklin County Ariel Barnes E. F. Rinehart Boise University of Idaho Rinehart Magic Valley Idaho Eames

Knife and Fork Club to Hear Scientist Presenter

Preston Knife and Fork club hosts Dr. Gerald Wendt for a dinner meeting at the Franklin County courthouse on Friday April 8. Wendt, a leading science interpreter, will discuss What to Expect from Science and its impact on American business and daily life.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Gerald Wendt America Franklin County Wendt Wenit Paris University of Chicago Penn State Union Jerry

Shrives Begins Eight Weeks Basic at Fort Carson

Pvt. Ronald J. Shrives son of Mr and Mrs A J Shrives of Franklin has arrived at Fort Carson Colorado for eight weeks of basic combat training with Company H 8th Infantry Regiment nicknamed Golden Arrow. He will learn M 1 rifle bayonet drill and close combat as instructors many of them World War II and Korean War veterans guide him, while the 13th infantry regiment traces its lineage to 1798 and bears the motto First at Vicksburg.

Ronald J. Shrives A. J.shrives Franklin Milehigh Fort Carson Colo Pike’s Peak Shrives 8Th Infantry Golden Arrow Ias Kis Carson Colorado Springs Rocky Mountains 13Th Infantry Normandy Ardennes Vicksburg Ulysses S. Grant

Snow survey shows below average water content in Bear Lake area

March 29 measurements along the Strawberry Shar summit snow course near Bear Lake county report water content at 18.57 inches, about 74 percent of the long time average 25.1 inches. Data support runoff forecasts used by Utah Experiment Station Irrigation Division.

Bear Lake County Thomas Levy Utah Experiment Station Division of Irrigation Jay B. Hann Paris Paris, Ida Joe Rowsell The Soil Conservation Service Lance Townley Idaho State Fish and Game Department Montpelier Game Department

Boots and Saddle Club Announces 1955 Ride Schedule

Preston Boots and Saddle club unveils its 1955 season withApril 24 first ride led by Les Dunkley Ray Ransbottom Cecil Beckstead and Glen Gambles. Upcoming rides include May 15 Williams Creek under Joe Fellows Donald Baxter Willard Warner Blaine Dunn. June 5 Litz Basin El Hull Clyde Oliverson Jack Anderson Arlo Howell. June 25 26 Eight Mile with Bill Randall Owen Ames Alton Nash Abel Hansen Harry Miles. July 10 Cottonwood Merl Henderson Blaine Davis Cal Henderson Hugh Keller. August 7 Thomas Springs Owens Baur Harold Winn Gene Anderson Don Pinson Dick Farnes. September 4 5 Logan Canyon committee includes H W Stevens AL Stocks Reed Henderson Don Martin J D Farnes. Tom Hull president Dell Stanger secretary.

Preston Boots Saddle Club Uae Johnson Hills Les Dunkley Ray Ransbottom Cecil Beckstead Glen Gambles Willams Creek Joe Fellows Donald Baxter Willard Warner Blaine ‘Dunn Coeck Harold ~ Winn

Dear Ruth to Play at Preston High in April

The Thespian club selects a cast for Dear Ruth a romantic comedy by Norman Krasna to be staged the week of April 18 for students and the public. Cast includes Eon Wilkins Camille Robin Miriam Wilkins Nancy Teenton Judge Harry Wilkins Larry Benson Edith Wilkins Miggs Merrill Dora Kay.

Ruth Thespian Club Preston High School Norman Krasna Eon Wilkins Camille Robin Miriam Wilkins Nancy Teenton Harry Wilkins Larry Benson Edith Wilkins Miggs Merrill Dora Kay

Slide Photograph Contest At Preston High School

A slide photographs contest for best projection will be held in the Preston High School auditorium on April 16 judged by W Prof Bert Allen of USAC. The public may enter to compare slides in subjects such as scenic people buildings children flowers animals historic celebrations and unique slides. Send three or four slides to William Craner by April 7.

Preston High School Wprof Bert Allen USAC William Craner

Prestmont Declamation Contest Selections Set for Regional

At Preston High School the annual declamation contest held Saturday selected six finalists from fourteen participants. Nancy Greaves and Phillip Nash earned superior ratings. Lenore Rasmussen Evelyn Edgley Charlotte Owen and Kay Thatcher earned excellent or good ratings. The five top performers advance to represent Prestmont at Pocatello on April 2 for the regional competition.

Kay Thatcher Pocatello

Attorney To Speak At Fairview Farm Bureau Meeting

Oliver Choules announces a public talk by Lloyd Browning on wills deeds and other family legal documents at 8 p.m. next Wednesday in the Fairview chapel. Browning is the Idaho State Farm Bureau federation lawyer and a noted family law authority.

Fairview Farm Bureau Oliver Choules Fairview Lloyd Browning Pocatello Idaho State Farm Bureau Federation Fairview Chapel

Annual Baler School Slated Here Tomorrow

The New Holland baler school is set to begin tomorrow at 60 North State Street. Tractor Implement Inc will conduct the event with Mr Burton and Mr Barton coordinating. movies and refreshments will be offered.

Peterson Builing North State Barton Steve White Tractor Implement, Inc Burton

Franklin youths honored after military service discharge

Franklin county selective service director Faye Houk lists seven youths discharged from the armed forces including Oris Corbridge Preston Darris Olsen Talbot Hollingsworth Chadwick and Harris. The group received medals such as national defense service, good conduct, army navy occupation, and Korean service medals. Neal Reeder will report for induction at Fort Douglas on April 7.

Franklin County Faye Houk Franklin “County Oris Lorenzo Corbridge Preston Army National Defense Service White D. Johnson Germany Darris Jack Olsen Franklin John ‘Darwin’ Talbot National Defense Paul ‘M. ‘Hollingsworth Navy William Earl. Chadwick William Glen Harris United ‘Nations Houk Neal Reeder Star Route Fort Douglas

Lynn T Johnson Wins Promotion

Lt Lynn T Johnson formerly of Preston has been promoted to first lieutenant. He is a Preston High School 1949 graduate and University of Idaho 1953 alum. He attended meteorology school at UCLA and serves with Detachment 10 4th Weather Squadron at Paine AFB. His wife Sharon and two children Shari Lynn and Kevan live in Everett Washington.

Sharon Vole Shari Lynn Kevan Everett, Wash

Recreation Plans Formulated For Preston Summer Fun

Plans by the Preston city recreation committee outline baseball and junior league teams, softball leagues for boys and girls, swimming, tennis, and park picnics. A meeting for sponsoring softball teams is set for April 18 at 8 p.m. in the chamber of commerce office, entry deadline for the league.

Preston Mear Glen Oliverson Preston City Recreation Chamber of Commerce Erm Britenbeker

Preston FFA Hosts Annual Father and Son Banquet

Preston FFA entertained 220 members and guests at the annual father and son banquet in the Franklin stakehouse recreation hall. Walter Knapp served as toastmaster. Clair Rosen, former Preston FFA president and Idaho association VP, spoke on FFA benefits and future plans for farm boys working with fathers.

Preston America Franklin Stakehouse Lynn Bennett Jay Gregory Supt W.H. Simmions FFA Delos Bennett W. Dean Palmer EFA Hot Foots Clair Rosen Idaho Association of Ffa

Preschool clinic set for Central school April 6 and 7

A preschool clinic will be held at Central School, Preston. On April 6 for West Side, Franklin, Whitney, Fairview, Winder and Banida children and on April 7 for Central Oneida Station Riverdale Mink Creek beginners. Registration starts at 9 with birth certificates and a bath towel per child.

Central School Preston West

Lone Rock DUP Observes Birthday

The Lone Rock DUP birthday party is scheduled in the Weston chapel on April 7 at 8 p m in pioneer costumes or percale dresses and overalls. A Lone Rock camp memory note recalls pioneers who settled in Weston in April 1865 and endured hardships.

Weston Lone’ Rock Weston Chapel Lone_Rock

Fish and Game Association Calls Meeting

Franklin County Fish and Game association holds a membership meeting Monday April 4 at 8 p m in Preston Chamber of Commerce rooms. Topic is Big Game Seasons and Regulations. Officials hope for a large crowd.

Franklin County Fish and Game Association Preston Chamber of Commerce

Twenty Five Dogs Destroyed in March Licensing Crackdown

Chief Harold R. Campbell announced Preston police destroyed 25 dogs in March as part of a dog licensing program. He noted 170 licenses issued but many dogs remain unlicensed, prompting enforcement actions.

Preston Harold R. Campbell

Easter Egg Hunt Set for April 9 at Preston Park

The Preston Chamber of Commerce and the Jaycees sponsor the Easter egg hunt on Saturday April 9 at 2 p.m. DeMar Merrill chairs the event for children ages one to eight. Eggs are prepared by homemaking classes directed by Helen Condie and colored by the Jay-C-Ettes under Joyce Gunnell. The park area will be roped off by age group to ensure all find eggs.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Jaycees DeMar Merrill Helen Condie Joyce Gunnell

Hawkes Heads to Boston for Radiology Training

Dr. Leo R. Hawkes has been accepted by Harvard Medical School to study radiology. He and Mrs. Hawkes left Sunday for Boston, where he will spend April at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for the course.

Leo R. Hawkes Harvard : University Medicalz School

Dr. D. Richard Paull Fatally Injured in Idaho Collision

Funeral services were held Monday in Idaho Falls for Dr. D. Richard Paull 39 a prominent local physician son of Mrs. George Paull Preston who died from injuries sustained in a two car crash Friday night at 9 49 PM. The crash occurred at an Idaho Falls intersection when a car driven by William Berrett 18 Roberts collided with Paull s station wagon. Berrett s car then spun 46 feet and ended facing south with three teenagers riding in his vehicle.

Idaho Falls Berrett Dr. Paull

Ezra T Benson to Attend Whitney Church Dedication

Ezra T. Benson member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and secretary of agriculture will offer the dedicatory prayer at the Whitney church dedication next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The remodeled and enlarged Whit ney church includes a new chapel five classrooms a junior Sunday school department and other facilities. Franklin stake President Henry Rawlings among speakers.

Ezra T. Benson Council of Twelve Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints Relief Society Franklin Stake Henry Rawlings

Mrs Marilyn Hull Hurt In Toboggan Mishap Saturday

Mrs Marilyn Hull sustained a basilar skull fracture after a toboggan accident while sledding in Cub River Canyon near Deer Cliff Inn. She was taken to Preston Hospital and later reported as recovering satisfactorily. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J U Nash of Weston.

Merilyn’ Nash Hull Gilbert Hull Evemae Kim Johnson Logan Cub River Canyon Deer Cliff Inn Preston ‘Hospital Weston

New Conoco Station Opens Here Thursday

Preston's new 30,000 Conoco service station opens today at First North and State, replacing the Kilgore site torn down a year ago. Manager Ruel Keller, Mink Creek dormer, brings auto service experience after a three year USAC course in mechanics and 22 months of Army service. Keller is married to Shirley Henderson and has two children.

Preston Conoco Ruel Keller First North State Kilgore Keller USAC Utah Poultry Shirley Henderson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Willis R. ‘Burton Peterson’ ‘Tractor Gerald Bair Richard Scientist Ronald S. Shrives Lynn T. Johnson Lone Rock Dup Fish and Game Assn D.richard Paull Whitney Rites LDS Church Marilyn. Hull New Conoco Robert ‘H.‘Haworth J. D. Nutt Eighth Army Korea Haworth Horace Haworth Utah State College U.S. Army
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