Graduation Day Set for Preston Seminary Class of 115
The Preston seminary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints prepares 115 graduates for ceremony at Oneida stake tabernacle tomorrow at 8 p.m. Ted Tuttle delivers the address. Ernest Eberhard awards diplomas with Henry H. Rawlings presiding. Student officers are Richard Rawlings, Ann Lewis, and Camille Robinson. Faculty includes Eberhard, Cherrington, and Judy. board members include Rawlings and Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Seminary
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Oneida Stake Tabernacle
Ted. Tuttle
Ernest Eberhard
LDS First Ward
Henry H. Rawlings
Franklin Stoke
Richard Rawlings
Ann Lewis
Camille Robinson
Eberhard
Jack
A. Cherrington
Clair’g. ‘Judy
Seminary Board of Education
Shirley M. Palmer
Oneida Stake
Karl H. Cutler
Weldon A. Nash
Eldon Tanner
Gottfried Schwartz
Wallace B. Jensen
Preschool Clinic Set for May 24 25
Children six by October 15 are invited to a two day preschool clinic at Jefferson school from 8 to 10 a m May 24 and 25. The program aims to remove physical defects and provide immunizations against measles whooping cough diphtheria tetanus and small pox vaccination.
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Jefferson School
Franklin, Whitney
Fairview
Riverdale
Mink Creek
Oneida Station
Preston
Winder
Banida
School Bond Election Set for May 25 in Eastside District
A pre campaign meeting set the framework for a $400000 school bond addition to the Eastside high school. Committees on information, questions and answers, publicity, and polls were named, with roles for Burtus Hall Howard Schow Wayne Brown Leo Palmer Herman Richards Reed Brenchley and others. The plan covers buildings and rooms including homemaking art music cafeteria gym seven classrooms auto shop and bus facilities. Polls will run 1 to 8 pm with voter qualifications defined for district residents and taxpayers.
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Burtus Hall
Howard Schow
Eastside
Board of Trustees
Fairview
Franklin A ‘and Jefferson
H B Young Elected Preston Lions President
H B Bud Young of Oneida Station was elected president of the Preston Lions Club to succeed Lyle Shipley with installation planned in July. The annual vote occurred at the courthouse during the regular meeting.
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H. B
Bud’ Young
Oneida Station
Preston Lions Club
Lyle Shipley
Vaughan Greaves
LeGrand Burton
Don Elwell
J. Neff Boothe
Lion Tamer
Voris Johnson
Paul Greaves
Ray Merrill
Cecil Jorgenson
Ed Nuffer
Ivan Goff
Phenol Edgley
Lynn Bright
Lois Sorenson
Preston Indians Take Second in District Track Meet
Preston Indians placed second with 48.5 points to Pocatello 63.5 at the district meet in Pocatello. Griffeth won the mile in 4 52.4, the mile relay team triumphed in 3 44.38, and Cutler cleared 5 feet 8 inches in the high jump. Others placing included Condie in the 100 yard dash Edgley in high hurdles Rind Jacobaker in low hurdles Farnes Oliverson in the 440 yards Griffeth Fifield and Hobbs in the mile Preston in the medley relay and 440 relay Edgley Griffeth shot put Chatterton Farnes and Edgley broad jump Hawkes in the discus.
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Preston
Pocatello
Griffeth
Cutler
Condie
Edgley
Rind Jisbaker
Farnes
Oliverson
Fifield
Hobbs
Chatterton
Hawkes
Legionnaires Plan Sixth District Convention in Blackfoot
Preston post Legionnaires attend sixth district American Legion convention in Blackfoot with D. H. Reed of Portales N M national vice commander to speak at the 7 30 p m banquet. Schedule lists registration luncheon joint meeting elections sessions and a dance with other guests Lela Storkman and Austin G West to attend.
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Preston Post
American Legion
Blackfoot
D. H. Reed
Portales
N. M
The
Legion
Reed
Tiny
Texas Tech
University of Colorado
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Eastern New Mexico ‘University At Portales
Air Corps
David
Lewis
Stewart* Hoover
Melva Hjelm
Auxiliary
Stan’s Grill
Blackfoot High School
Legion Home
St. Paul’s Episcopal Guild
Lela Storkman
Nampa
Austin G. West
Plummer
Preston Indians Rout Pocatello for fifth win in baseball
The Preston Indians beat Pocatello 13-1 on Friday at Pocatello. Pitcher Don Gunderson allowed three hits and one run for Pocatello while Rich ard Hobbs had three hits in five at bats including a home run. Ronald Smith contributed three hits and two triples as Preston reached 13 runs on 14 hits.
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Preston Indians
Pocatello
Don Gunderson
Preston
Richard Hobbs
Tribe
Ronald Smith
Blackfoot
Indians
Logan
Bear
River
West Side
North Cache
Malad
Spanish Fork
Utah
Two Local Youths Earn Franklin County Boys State Seats
Two Preston High School juniors, Cliff Edwards of Preston and Larry Smith of Franklin, were elected to represent Franklin county at Boys State in Boise from June 6 to 12. Sponsored by the Preston American Legion post, one attendee is financed by local carpenters' union funds and the other by the American Legion. the Idaho program is Legion-sponsored statewide.
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Franklin County
Boise
Preston American Legion Post
Preston High School
Cliff Edwards
Preston
Larry Smith
Franklin
Carpenters’ Union
American Legion
Idaho
Legion Posts
Senior Revue At Preston High Tonight
Preston High seniors present a senior revue tonight at 8 p m in the school auditorium. The show is directed by class advisor Clifford Forsgren with committee members Reed Condie Sandra Davis Glenn Edwards Della Foster Peggy Fellows and Richard Edgley. Hit songs and dances from years past will be performed.
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Preston High School
Clifford Forsgren
Reed Condie
Sandra Davis
Glenn Edwards
Della Foster
Peggy Fellows
Richard Edgley
Gamble Receives $25 State 4 H Scholarship
Darrell Gamble son of Mr and Mrs Glen Gamble Preston was awarded a $25 scholarship to the University of Idaho for a farm and business study program through the Idaho cooperative council Franklin county 4 H club. Melvin Westerberg manager of Utah Poultry cooperative represented the council in judging. Eight local 4 H club members took part and the group visited Franklin County Grain Growers Co op and Utah Poultry to study business structure and member service.
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Darrell Gamble
Glen Gamble
Floyd L Hebdon Arrives in Korea With First Marine Division
Marine Pfc. Floyd L. Hebdon arrives at Inchon harbor aboard the Gen. McRae to serve with the First Marine Division in Korea. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hebdon of Clifton and husband of Thelma Barkdull of Georgetown.
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Floyd L. Hebdon
Edward Hebdon
Clifton
Thelma Barkdull
Georgetown
Inchon Harbor
Gen. McRae
Marine Division
Korea
Norman D. Cole Becomes Air Force Second Lieutenant
Nine graduating air force ROTC cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants at a ceremony in the University of Utah air science department. Norman D. Cole of 59 North Second West Preston was among the new lieutenants. Col. Charles W. Coleman administered the oath and welcomed them into the air force. All commissioned officers will report to active duty soon.
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Air Force
Air Science Department
University of Utah
Norman D. Cole
North Second West
Preston
Charles W. Coleman
Air Science
Air Forcé
Kilgore Auto Parts Moves to New North State Site
Cal Kilgore states his auto parts shop remains open after moving from 73 North State to 71 North State, one door south, with stock moved to the former LDS bishops storehouse building. He continues selling a full auto parts line including bonded brake shoes on Timken bearings.
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Cal Kilgore
North State
Kilgore
Kilgore Auto - Parts
LDS Bishops
Local Art Exhibit Showcases Nellie Klinge Works
A memorial exhibit of Nellie Klinge’s oil paintings sketches and watercolors opens at the Utah Power and Light Co. auditorium on Friday May 21 at 8 p m and continues May 22 and 23 from 2 to 6 p m. The show features over 50 pieces, loans from Mr Klinge and Mrs Kil gore, with sponsorship by the local American Association of University Women chapter. Committees for display hospitality publicity and refreshments are named.
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Nellie Klinge
Utah Power and Light Co
American Association of University Women
Orga University
Sorenson resigns after years as Preston coach
Evan Sorenson, long time basketball and track coach at Preston High since 1949, announces his resignation. Rumors say he has been offered a Brigham City position and may accept for 12 month employment. His teams posted strong records including 19–1 in 1952 and 20 game win streaks, reaching finals but never clinching a state class A title.
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Evan Sorenson
Preston High School
Sorenson
Box Elder High School
Brigham City
Preston High
Idaho Falls
Idaho Breeders Elect Delegates to Holstein Friesian Meet
Two Idaho members of the Holstein Friesian Association of America were chosen to represent local breeders at the 9th annual convention in Grand Rapids Michigan from May 31 to June 3. L. J. Terickinck of Twin Falls and Alma Choules of Prestoff will vote on policy elect officers and handle other business for the 45000 member dairy cattle registry group.
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Idaho
Holstein ~ Friesian Association of America
Grand Rapids
Mich
L. J. Terickinck
Twin Falls
Alma
Choules
Prestoff
Magpie Campaign Slated by Franklin County Club
The Franklin County Fish and Game Association sponsors a magpie drive this Sunday. Officials urge sportsmen to join at the ballpark at 8 30 a.m. to organize the effort and a free lunch will be served to all participants at 2 p.m.
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Franklin‘ County
Sego Milk Co Golden Anniversary Open House in Richmond
Sego Milk Co marks its golden anniversary with an open house at the Richmond plant on Friday May 21 from 10 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm and Saturday May 22. The celebration recalls the early evaporated milk industry efforts in Cache Valley and the Richmond area.
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Sego Milk Co
Richmond
Preston
Sego
Preston Citizen
Intermountain
Mountain West
Cache Valley
Richmond Lewiston
Cove
Lewiston
Ira
Idaho Mother Eldora Maughan Returns From New York Awards Week
Eldora Maughan of Preston Idaho returned home after attending the annual American mothers awards week in New York. Delegates from Hawaii Alaska D C Puerto Rico Chile Egypt France Israel and Thia attended along with Golden Rule foundation member J C Penney. The program included a United Nations tea a Rockefeller Center visit and a Starlight Room awards luncheon with notable figures. Mrs Maughan then flew to Denver for an overnight visit with her daughter Mrs John L Chidhester on the return trip.
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Eldora J. Maughan
Idaho
Preston
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Chile
Egypt
France
Israel
Thia
J. C. Penney
National Board of the
Golden Rule Foundation
York Club
Manhattan
Arges
Fox Studios
Starlight-root-of the
Utah
McKay
Deniver
Legion Supper a Big Success at Preston
Preston American Legion post held a Friday supper and dance at the courthouse drawing hundreds. Meals of hot cakes eggs sausages coffee were served from 4:30 to 9:30 with dancing after 9:30 and free theater showing for youngsters. Officials hope proceeds fund the new memorial building roof.
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Chuck Wagot
Preston American Legion Post
Legion
Grand Theater
West Side High School Mardi Gras Style Show
West Side High School home economics department staged a Mardi Gras themed fashion show in the school gym Wednesday. Sixty nine senior girls and twenty younger brothers modeled outfits on a balloon edged platform wearing black eye masks while kin carried balloons and posed. Aeolian singers performed Come to the Mardi Gras and Singing in the Rain between segments as Jolene Binggeli led a boys quartet with two numbers.
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West Side
Jolene Binggeli
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Thayne K. Hinckley
Stephen Hanns
Richard Jorgensen
Carol Jamison
Margaret Kofoed
Norma Knapp
Harry Walter Jr. Keller
Larry Robert Knudsen
Ranee Keller
Oral S. Larsen
Gary Larsen
Larry le Fevre
Phyllis Long
la Rue M Lowe
Carol Larson
Sharon Larson
Gloria Lee Lewis
Ann Merrill
Miggs Moser
Lois Moser
Dennis Millar
James R. Mylrose
Victor L. Miles
Arlene Martin
Joyce Nuffer
Stanton Neeley
RaMona Nelson
Eldred van Nash
Carol Nash
Sonja Olsen
Ruth Oliverson
Gordon Owen
M. Jeannette Owen
Charlotte Ann Porter
Renaa Poole
Arlend Porter
Alan Poole
Arlene Porter
Georgia Rose Porter
Ivy Palmer
William Hal Priestly
Blaine W. Palmer
Max
Petterberg
Dea Pearson
Valene Meeder
Nedra Marcia Robinson
Camille Rawlings
Richard Richardson
Daryl Symes
Judy Sant
David Shrives
Ronald J Sorenson
Karen E. Sharp
Fern Spatig
Betty Lou Smith
Ronald Seamons
Blaine L. Tanner
Kathryn Talbot
LaVern Taylor
Connie Turner
Naretta Winn
Jaylene Wilkinson
Ronald Winward
Reed Wickham
Martha Ann Woodward
Carlis Winger
Larry Wright
Gloria
H. B. Young Heads Lions
Legionnaires
Eldora Maughan
Ydaho Mother
West’ Side Girls
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