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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1958

Page

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Thesbian Club to stage The Rainmaker at Preston High

Preston High Thespian Club presents The Rainmaker tonight and Friday at 8 in the high school auditorium. Stephen Noyes plays Douglas Fellows in the Rainmaker while Doyle Winger and Ron Show portray the sheriff and deputy.

Mirs Verle ‘Fellows Douglas Thespian Club Preston High Thespian Nelson Ronald Lizzie Julie Hammond Stephen Noyes the Rainmaker Douglas Fellows Doyle Winger Sheriff Maker Doyle

Local Guardsmen Receive Promotions in Idaho National Guard

Idaho National Guard announces promotions across units in Preston and Franklin County. Captain D. Gordon Merrill leads promotions from captain to higher ranks. several sergeants and specialists gain advances, with a film and lecture sponsored by Preston armory planned for May 16.

Merril Willis L. Beckstead Wayne C. Bennett Ene R. Gambles Alton J Han Mark D. Hart Bob "A. Hobbs Paul “W. ‘Kershaw Clair L. Kidd Nell L. Talbot Alan J. Waterlaus Douglas S. Webb Devon L. Doney Norman V. Harris Michael’ “H.’” Morrison Howard Almond Dean T. Bennett Cecil BY. . Coburn Arthur B Dursteler Ernest W T. Eberhard Ross Wee Greene Douglas G. Griffeth Brice McKnight Earl B. Meek Frank’ ‘Nakata David D. Nelson Neal A.—Nelson David—P. Parkinson Steven .G. Stokes Kimberlo Webb Preston City“Armory CAA Bill

Scout Court of Honor Set For Friday Night in Franklin

Franklin hosts a Boy Scouts of America Court of Honor Friday night at 8 in the chapel. Thane Packer, council scout executive, will be guest speaker and Eagle and Silver awards will be presented. Scouts and explorers plus parents are invited to attend and honor local honorees and a county camporee preparation will be outlined.

Franklin Thane Packer Packer Scout Franklin Ward Chiapel California Boy Scouts Glen Tenner Merlin Bodily Mark Porter Eldon “Golightly Lynn ‘Winward Alden Sharp Whitney Arvin Lee ‘Hansen Ivan Beutler Dayton Order ‘of ‘the Arrow Fielding Winward

Preston High School Musicians Earn Top Regional Ratings

At the regional Intermountain west meet in Pocatello the Preston High School orchestra and boys chorus earned first division ratings under directors John Manning and Lyle Shipley. Soloists and ensembles from Preston, including several quartets and vocalists, received high marks with some groups earning second division ratings. The festival drew about 30 district schools from Idaho's fifth and sixth districts. only those with first division district ratings competed.

Idaho Preston Jolene Fellows Marshal Benson Melanie Pople Pat Cabutti Lourena Benson Fuy Neilson Diane Wencacas Julie Hammond Karen Golightly Brass Morris Benson Ronald Kendrick Mark Rawlings Nell Simmons Malin Davis John Olsen Robert Larsen Keith Wright Nancy Winn Marianne Larsen Lorna Kay Petersen Nancy Winn Lois Miles Stephen Noyes Kent Johnson Glenda Cole Craig Nelson Gordon Woolley Jan Eberhard Reso

Seven Guardsmen Named for Idaho National Guard Academy

Seven guardsmen from across Idaho have been selected to enter the Idaho Army National Guard Academy in Gowen in June. Cadets attend two summer field training periods and four interim weekends plus home study to qualify as second lieutenants. Names include Dewey V. Doss Jr of Pocatello and Duane E. Gagan of Soda Springs.

Idaho Army Tary Academy -At Gowen H. V. “Smith Ace & Idea Dewey V. Doss Pocatello Duane- E.gagan Soda . Springs William M. “Gee Idaho Army ‘National Guard Soda Springs Gagon Howitzer 116Th ‘Armoréd—Cavalry Preston Santa Ana ‘College California I Jessop Howitzer Company The Gufton Jessop West Side Dayton LDS Salt Lake City

Potato Referendum Under Way May 5 for Idaho Oregon

The potato referendum on proposed amendments to the federal marketing agreement and order is under way. Ballots and voting instructions have been mailed to all potato producers of record in Idaho and Malheur County Oregon with return envelopes. Any grower missing ballots may obtain one by contacting the county agricultural agent. All who harvested and marketed potatoes in 1957 may participate.

Idaho Malheur County Ore Hyrum G. Johnson

Eastside Band Festival Set by School District

Eastside schools prepare an annual band festival next Wednesday at Preston High gym with three groups the beginners junior high and senior high. About 40 beginners from Jefferson Whitney and Franklin join 120 junior high players from Franklin Whitney and Preston and 60 senior high members with reps from each district community. John Manning, band director, says the program starts at 8 p.m. and admission is free to the public.

Preston Jefferson Whitney Franklin John Manning High

Louise H Shumway longtime Preston resident dies

Louise H Hobbs Shumway aged 82 died Monday afternoon at her Preston home from a heart attack. She was Preston’s longtime president and wife of William P Shumway. She was born March 5 1885 in Preston, educated there and at Brigham Young College. Active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints she led Primary and MIA and served on the stake MIA board. Survived by husband two daughters Ida Armstrong and Nadine Roderick seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral today at the Franklin stakehouse at 1 6 p.m. with Bishop Dean Palmer presiding.

Louise Hobbs Shumway Preston Charles“B Sida Evelyn Purell Brigham Young Lofe William P. Shumway Logan Temple Jesus Christ ‘of Latter-day Saints MIA Syringa Daughters of Utah Pioneers Shimway Ida. Armstrong McCammon Nadine Roderick Salt Lake City John Samuel Fred Milo Leo “Hobbs Laura Shumway Logan Edith Cluff Franklin Stakehouse Dean—Palmer

Palmer brothers plan Buick GMC sales and service in South State

The Palmer brothers lease the former Jensen vand Affleck building on South State Street and will display and service Buick GMC vehicles along with farm machinery. Glen Carter and Kimber-Christensen, recent repair shop operators, join to run Palmer auto repair. their crews are noted as popular mechanics with a loyal following.

Deanland Leo Palmer Bulck Vistt Palmer Jensen Affleck Sedlerani Buick GMC Sai Politiac State Street Farm - Mechinery Glen” Carter Kimber - Christensen Jon South State Ercy iGlen- Sah Kimber Colorado The Murray Utah Eagle Ihe of _ Commerce James Immy” Cordwell Jim Marion Morgan Ward the Grand Tire Grand Lyhr

Bishopric Reorganization Occurs In Ward Service

The Winder Ward bishopric was reorganized during the Sunday sacrament service. Gustave C. Hedin was released due to ill health. New bishop Carl L Bennett leads with first counselor Carol Stocks and second counselor Ralph Mortensen. Ward clerk Marion H Bennett and financial clerk Ernest W Carter join, replacing outgoing members Gustave C Hedin W O Winger Floyd Bennett and Carol Stocks. Stake leaders Shirley Palmer G Schwartz and high councilman Willis Burton attended.

Winder Gustave’ C. Hedin Swhs

West Side High School budget hearing and levy election

The West Side School District schedules a budget hearing and levy election at West Side High School on Monday May 12. Polls open 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The board seeks 30 mill maintenance and operation, 2 mill capital outlay, and 8.5 mill bond interest and redemption, with a possible 5 mill levy if the budget is approved. The district has operated in the black for the past two years and aims to stay in the black through June 30 fiscal year end.

Board

Credit group lowers interest rate in Idaho

Thomas Heath president of the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association announced an interest rate cut to 5 percent effective today May 1. The loan group serves 17 southeastern Idaho counties and parts of Wyoming, with offices in Pocatello Preston Idaho Falls Rexburg and Blackfoot. Heath has led the association since 1934 and it now lends about 15 million dollars annually.

Thomas Heath Idaho Asin Wyoming cThe Association Pocatello Preston Idaho Falls Rexeburg

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