West Side High School grants diplomas to 25 seniors
Twenty five students received diplomas at West Side High School in a commencement at Weston Church. The program featured a processional, various speeches, performances, and the presentation of graduates by Supt. Keith H Brimhall. Names listed include Norma Archibald and Ruth Rogers among the graduates.
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West Side High School
Weston Church
Ruby
Frédrickson
Jack Jee
Stanley Hansen
Ruth Rogers
Joyce—Walton
Maurine Sparrow
Jane Olsen
Robert Schwartz
Fertin Gr
Penney Manager Names New Assistant at Local Store
Earl Yearsley is named new assistant manager at the J C Penney Co store here, replacing Monte Olsen who transferred to the Pocatello store. Yearsley comes from Malad where he worked for the Penney company. his wife Selma Williams also hails from Malad. They have three children and have rented a home at 278 South First East.
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Earl Yearsley
J._ C. Penney_Co
South First East
Teen Age Roade o Rescheduled For Sunday
The teen age road e o postponed from last Sunday due to stormy weather will be held this Sunday at noon in Preston recreation park.
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Preston Recreation Park
Seminary Exercises Tonight at West Side High
Seminary exercises will be held tonight in the ward chapel at Dayton Seminary. Stake President Henry Rawlings of Franklin stake and President G Schwartz of Oneida stake will preside. Student speakers include Terrell Gunnell and Lois Schieweveldt. a girls' sextet will sing with Kerma Neuenswander at the piano. Twenty five will receive diplomas.
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Side High
Zion
Dayton
Ward Chapel
Stake
Henry Rawlings
Franklin Stake
G. Schwartz
Oneida
Eustt
Errell ‘Gunnell
Lois Schieueveldt
Julene Blau
Carma Henderson
Anna Ward
Karen ‘Taylor
Theda‘—Anderson
Tamara Olsen
Kerma Neuenswander
Theda Anderson
Julene
Blau
Carma—Henderson
Terrell Gunnell
Ferrin Griffeth
Dee Hobbs
Bruce Hobbs
Carolyn Howell
Ronald Jones
Blaine Lloyd
Alves Lloyd
Grant Mortensen
LaVere Martin
Myrna Phillips
Lois Schwaneveldt
Dean Stevenson
David Schwartz
Terrell Shepherd
Karen" Taylor
Marie Waddoups
Anna ‘Ward
Dennis Winward
Brent
Winward
E. Sterling Stephens
Seniors of '57 To Be Graduated Here Tomorrow
Ninety seven seniors will graduate tomorrow evening at Preston High School. The commencement program starts at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Dr Richard McTanner Hyer will give the invocation and welcome. The senior class theme America A Challenge to Youth will be explained by class president David Parkinson. Diplomas will be presented by Phenor H Edgley. Steven Johnson will present the class gift. This marks the 35th commencement at the high school.
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Preston— i _Schoo
yRichard ’ McTanner
Horatio Gregory
Will Bet
sWance- Hedin
America
David Parkinson
Bonnie Boden
Louise Johnson
Julie Simmons
Diane Palmer
Neil
Tanner
Anna Lou
Johnson
Ann Wright
Neil Wold
Nancy
Greaves
Reed H. Brenchley
Phenor
H. Edgley
Steven Johnson
William , Scholes
Local Couple Plans 70 Europe Voyage With LDS Group
Mr and Mrs Herbert Owen of Preston plan a four month trip to Europe sailing June 5 aboard the Queen Mary from Salt Lake City to New York for onward to England their native land. They will return on the Queen Elizabeth in October after visiting England and Ireland and collecting genealogical records.
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Herbert. Owen
RFC
Preston
England
Salt Lake ‘City
New -York City
Gerbert
Chrissie “Barnes Dents
Franklin County
Yorkshire
Owen
Democratic
iGenealogy
Atlante
America
Mary Bergquist Elected President of Franklin County 4-H Council
Mary Bergquist of Preston was elected president of the Franklin County 4-H club leaders council for 1957 at the annual meeting in May. Owen Gibson of Preston was elected vice chairman with Mrs Ellen Roberts as secretary treasurer. The list of committee members represents districts across Franklin County and new events include a 4-H club day at Willow Flat and a Bear Lake Camp Hunt session in June. The Franklin County Fair dates are set for August 28 to 31, with participation in the Eastern Idaho State Fair September 10 to 14 and leaders camping training June 6 to 8 at Alpine Wyoming.
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Dan Cahoon
yAlpine
Wyo
Bear Lake
Willow Flat
Idaho
Fairen Keller of Chevrolet Visits Detroit Meeting
Service manager at Cranney Chevrolet flies to Detroit this week for a meeting with Fairen Keller of Chevrolet, aiming to discuss dealership operations and regional coordination.
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Fairen Keller
Chevrolet
Detroit
Jat Cranney
Chevrolet Co
Keller to be honored guest of Chevrolet division
Fairen Keller named honored guest of the Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors along with 27 service managers from 27 Chevrolet zones nationwide. He was selected from 186 dealers in five western states for service manager gradings in five categories for 1956. Keller began with Cranney Chevrolet in 1950 and became service department head in 1953. He will serve as president of the Salt Zone service managers club for 1987.
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Chevrolet Motor Division
General , Motors
Chevrolet
United States
Keller
Cranney Chevrolet, Co
Salt Zone Service
Bodily Anniversary Open House Planned in Whitney
Mr and Mrs James Bodily of Whitney announce an open house to honor sixty years of marriage for the couple. The exact date is to be set with the anniversary observed as a diamond date. Friends and relatives are invited to watch for the honor day and attend.
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James’ R
Whitney
End of Year Activities Outlined for ES Schools
The last regular day of school is today with Friday for teachers only and no bus service. Students return Saturday for report cards and final checkout. budget hearing set for May 15 proposed expenditures of 500 445 with salaries rising by degree and experience. Election for five mill levy scheduled for June 4 at Jefferson School. Trustees terms expire Woodrow Butterworth Franklin Howard Swainston with elections May 28. numerous staff changes and retirements noted plus new teachers listed from Idaho and Utah campuses.
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Jefferson School
Jefferson School «Ff. the Recents State. Legislative Passed:in Law,'ciithe
Woodrow
Butterworth
Franklin
Howard ‘Swainston
Whitney
Preston
Hazen Loveday
Darlene Draper
Mink Creek
Joan Going
Kaye. Bowman
Central
LaVerne Judy
Connie Peterson
Hileen Chamberlain
Jefferson
Winona Ramage
June Amber
Eldred Lauder
Fred
Fred,” Nelsonland, Markart, Senior , High School, Carl P. Nielsom
University of Utah
O. C
Tom"’ Hampton
P. T
Pete” Hansen
Jefferson, Central
Phyllis Williams
Stanley
Idaho
Idaho State College
Lucille
Hyer
Lewiston
Utah
Clair Olsen
Weston
Ramona R. Crane
Carol A. McEntire
Utah State University
iLogan
Tessie S. Ricks
Sugar City
Ricks College
West Side High School Names 1957 Top Graduates
West Side High School announces Rebecca Reeder valedictorian and Stanley Hansen salutatorian for the 1957 graduating class. Reeder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Weldon Reeder of Weston, has been cheerleader, marching corps president, homecoming queen, and home making award winner. Hansen, son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Hansen of Western, served as freshman secretary, sophomore reporter, school paper editor, drum major, and Boys State delegate, excelling in speech and music with state festival honors.
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Irs
Weldon” Reeder
Weston
Marching Corps
Daisy” Maé
West’ Side Seminary
Stanley, Hansen
Stanly
West Side Seminary
West Side Students Elect New Officers
West Side High School elected a new student body president Steven Viehweg of Clifton who will be a senior in 1957 58. Brent Winward of Clifton was chosen as vice president and Kerma Neuenswander of Weston as secretary. Other officers include Ellen Dahle assistant editor of Scroll Frances Viebweg reporter Demar Henderson social leader Gehiel Tingey Weston and Tamara Olsen Weston in advertising.
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West Side High School
Steven Viehweg
Clifton
Ant -Brent
Winward
Kerma
Neuenswander
Weston
Foc
Scroll
Ellen
Memorial Breakfast Planned by Legion
Harold Winn, commander, announced a Memorial Breakfast to be held May 30 at the Legion Hall from 6:30 a.m. Across county cemeteries and posts, all Legionnaires are urged to attend.
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Legion
Preston
American Legion
Harold
Winnee
Legion Hall
Local Girl Recovering After Hospital Stay
Local man says his daughter Enone remains in a Los Angeles hospital after weeks of critical illness. The family stays by her side as she slowly recovers.
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Grabtree
Stoday
Oenone
Los Angeles Hospital
Ant
Holiday disrupts Preston activity and warns early copy
The Preston Citizen announces Thursday as a national holiday with the office closed and all business firms in Preston remaining shut. Advertisers and correspondents are urged to submit copy early, while rural reporters limit news for next week. Weatherman Crabtree notes heavy May rainfall, nearing all time records, with nine days left in the month and ongoing rain affecting events.
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Preston Citizen
Citizen
Preston
C. M. Crabtree
Crabtree
Geo
Terion
Preston to Observe Poppy Day This Saturday
Mayor Sherwin designates this coming Saturday as Poppy Day in Preston. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the drive with the theme Wear a Poppy for Remembrance. Auxiliary members will sell artificial poppies to fund welfare for needy veteran families.
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Sherwin
Webb
Preston
American Legion’ -Auxiliary
Red Cross drive short of local quota in county chapter report
Red Cross drive in the county chapter is 75 percent complete with $900.65 raised, under half the quota. National fund drives reportedly fall short by several million dollars, and government tax options to fund disaster work are discussed. Mrs. Peterson resigns as home service director. June Richardson appointed interim director pending board approval. water safety programs planned. contact Ronald Bingham or call 547 for services.
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Mike
McGowan
Red
Crossfield
Red ‘Cross
Red Cross
Peterson
Home Service
Ronald Bingham
Frankin
Trustee Election Dated for Tuesday in District 201
Franklin county holds school trustees elections next Tuesday for zone one and zone two. Polling places include Fairview LDS Church Franklin School gym Whitney School Mapleton School Glendale Oneida Station Glencoe Mink Creek electors vote at Mink Creek. Nominees for zone one include G We incumbent and Ja e Jz Larseree et. Further action details appear in the Ipszation notice.
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Franklin County
Fairview
LDS
Franklin School
Whitney School
Mink Creek
Mapleton
Franklin
Fifth Ward
Whitney
Glendale
Oneida. Station
Glencoe
Creek
Jae Jz Larseree
Ient
Lloyd Ya Chris
Iaeue
Johnson Transfers to Preston Exchange in Mountain-Plate Service
Gene Johnson has been transferred by the Mountain-plates Tele phone and Telegraph Co to the Preston exchange, replacing George Baird who moves to Twin Falls. Johnson has over 11 years of telephone experience in various Sabacities and is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnson. His family will reside at 310 South First West in Preston.
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Gene. Johnson
Preston
Mountain - Plates -Telephone
Telegraph * Co
George Baird
Telephone’ Company
Twin Falls
Johnson
Leslie—Johnson
South
First West
Boat Races Rescheduled After Wind Halts Sunday Events
Bad weather stopped the initial boat races, drawing large crowds. Officials say winds and rough water would have wrecked boats, and the contests are moved to Sunday, July 14. The piece also notes public reactions about parade etiquette and patriotism.
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Rulon Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Dunn
Citizen
Eph
Johnson
Golly
Eph Sand
Alo Hart
Summertfield
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Mary Bergquist New
Fairen ‘Keller
West Side “High School
Rebecca Reeder
Stanley. Hansen
West Side
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