Draft ruling affects many Franklin county men
Approximately 400 men in Franklin county aged 30 to 37 are affected by a Washington issued draft ruling deferring those over 30 in useful jobs. Idaho local boards were told to postpone induction of men over 30 and review all 1-A registrants above 30 per the national directive. County classifications show 2A and 2B groups among 30 to 38 year olds, with 239 men over 30 in 2C. About 20 percent of registrants have been found physically or mentally unfit.
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Franklin County
Washington, D. C
Idaho
M. G. McConnel
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Death of Mrs. Nellie Lomax Roe
Mrs Nellie Lomax Roe former publisher Wilts wife of Watlin Roe died Thursday morning at her daughter’s Logan home after a stroke. Born May 26 1865 in Derbyshire England she moved to the United States circa 1882 married March 6 1889 in Logan temple. Survived by two children J Lewis Roe Camp Cooke Lompac California and Mrs Gladys Hansen Logan plus 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Lindquist Mortuary Logan Monday 11 am.
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Nin Gt Pty Asnire
Preston
Nellie Lomax Roe
C. E. Hansen
Logan
Award Assembly Friday at Preston High School
The Preston high school completes the year with an award assembly Friday morning. About seventy five awards will recognize outstanding students across activities from the past year.
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Preston High School
Memorial Day Reflections on Sacrifice and Freedom
Sorrowful prayers mark Memorial Day as citizens honor men who died for their country. The piece emphasizes pride in the courage and faith of American soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice to keep land free from tyranny and oppression.
Missionaries Speak Third Ward Meeting Speakers
Mr and Mrs Heber Winn will be principal speakers at the Third ward sacrament meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. They return from a six month mission in the eastern states mission of the LDS church and were headquartered in Charlottesville Virginia. Pearl Esplin will sing a vocal solo during the program.
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Heber Winn
Third Ward
Eastern States
LDS Church
Winns
Charlottsville
Virginia
Alfred Kern
Pearl Esplin
Richmond Utah Black and White show highlights Franklin county wins
Franklin county was well represented at the Black and White show in Richmond Utah last week. Eugene OliVesson’s stallion won first in the 2-year old stallion class and other local entries took top honors in pleasure horse judging and American Saddle events. Wright’s heavy weight pulling team lost to the Lewis Brothers. Henry Drury’s bull placed fourth in calf and third in two year olds, with his calf winning the purebred class in the three years and under.
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Franklin County
Richmond
Utah
Eugene Olivessons
Bial
Delbert Keller
Feiea
Emory Belnap
Arthur Oliverson
Lee Hansen
Ezra Foss
Mirandy
Dan Swainston
Clue Greaves
Wright
Doug Wright
Franklin
Lewis Brothers
Woods Cross
Henry Drury
Mr. Drury
D Rogers
Dayton
D. N. Jessop
Wards Select Bond Queen For Idaho Day Finale
Franklin county voters push the Seventh War Loan drive with about $32,000 in bonds sold toward a $346,000 quota. Ward queen candidates must submit names and photos by June 1 for engraving ahead of Idaho Day June 15. The queen will be chosen by per capita bonds sold across the county with Abe White and Ben Johnson leading Idaho Day events and a featured softball game against the Aubach Footprinters.
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Franklin County
Franklin
Idaho
Paul Smith
Ben Johnson
Abe Whitehead
Ivan Woodward
Emily Butterworth
Relie Hall
Quiet Memorial Day Observances by Preston and Franklin County
Preston and Franklin counties plan a somber Memorial Day with closures on Wednesday May 30. Preston Post No 34 will place flags at veterans graves and rural committees will lead grave-site rites. Riverdale marks Bishop Peter Preece with a cemetery marker and possible chapel service if weather turns inclement.
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Preston
Franklin County
Preston Post No. 34
American Legion
Ernest Moore
Riverdale
Peter Preece
Bishop Preece
Ward
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
White Pine
L. A. Winger
Preece
Riverdale Ward
Walter N Packer
Wm. J. Pratt
Two Wounded On Okinawa Reported From Front
Mr and Mrs Orlando Hampton learn their son Pfc Devon Hampton was wounded in Okinawa and would move to a general hospital for rest and treatment. His brother Cpl Rex Hampton is also serving nearby and a sister lives in Fairview. Pfc Max Jensen, also on Okinawa, was wounded in action with left foot injuries while training in California and Hawaii before arrival. The Red Cross is assisting, providing comforts and even sweaters knitted at home.
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Orlando Hampton
Okinawa
Pfc
Devon Hampton
General
Hampton
Texas
Cpl
Rex Hampton
Rex
Berdeen Bodily
Fairview
Max Jensen
Mary V. Jensen
Jensen
Camp Roberts
Ft. Ord
California
Hawaii
New Hebrides
Red Cross
Preston High School to Award 134 Diplomas Friday
One hundred thirty four seniors of Preston High School will receive diplomas at the twenty third graduation program Friday evening at 8 30 in the auditorium. Supt Harland Simmons has announced the program with A L Merrill of Pocatello delivering the address. The program includes processional selections and speeches by senior leaders, musical numbers, and the presentation of diplomas and class gift.
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Preston High School
Supt
Harland Simmons
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Aida
Ben Rawlings
Nada Gilbert
Iphigenia Insulis
Karl Johnson
Elizabeth Condie
Joyce Keller
Beverly Kilgore
Edris
W. H. Simmons
O. R. Cutler
Elnora Fletcher
Catherine McClun
Marcell W. Bird
Carol Greaves
Neff Boothe Elected Preston Lions Club Head
Neff Boothe was elected to lead the Preston Lions Club for the year starting July 1, succeeding Earl Nelson. Officers named include Harold Olsen vice president Howard Rosenlund second vice president Vaughn Greaves secretary Bill Garrett lion tamer H B Young tail twister Earl Hollingsworth, Joe Johnson, Harold Egbert, Keith Campbell directors.
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Neff Boothe
Preston
Preston Lions Club
Earl Nelson
Harold Olsen
Howard Rosenlund
Vaughn Greaves
Bill Garrett
H. B. Young
Earl Hollingsworth
Joe Johnson
Harold Egbert
Keith Campbell
Pres. Nelson
J. H. Newhall
Ivan Goff
O. K. Cutler
More Mexican Nationals Arrive for Franklin County Labor Camp
One hundred Mexican nationals were assigned to Franklin county this week. Ninety were loaned to the Ogden area until needed locally. ten joined the local camp. The total men available to farmers at the labor camp now stands at sixty.
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Franklin County
Ogden
Franklin County Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting
The Franklin County Red Cross Chapter will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday evening May 29 at 8 p.m. under county chairman Inette Wilson. The gathering aims to organize for the coming year and review the past year’s activities plus read the financial report. All county members who joined in the spring drive are urged to attend.
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Franklin County Red Cross
Inette ‘Wilson
Now Safe Direct Word From Missing Gunner Martin
S/Sgt John B. Martin, a ball turret gunner, wrote to his wife amid hope of news as World War II ends. He said they expect to move soon and that homecoming would take about a month after departure. He had been missing since February 25 when his plane was damaged over enemy targets and forced down.
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John B. Martin
Martin
Bodily Dies at Logan Hospital at 80
Christopher R. Bodily, 80, prominent farmer of Fairview and Lewiston areas, died Wednesday at Cache Valley Hospital in Logan. Born June 16, 1884, he married Blanche Matkin in January. Survivors include his widow, children Arlow Bodily, ArHe Bodily, Bardo Bodily, Suel Bodily, Ardell Clayburn, Veris Bodily, three grandchildren, and siblings Wilford, Levi, Myrl Bodily, Harriet Hall, Robena Christensen. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. in Lewiston Second Ward Cemetery burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Christopher R. Bodily
Fairview
Lewiston
Cache Valley
Logan
Edwin Bodily
Matilda Roberts Bodily
Blanche Matkin
Tak Lake Temple
Cpl
Arlow Bodily
ArHe Bodily
Bardo M. Bodily
Suel M. Bodily
Ardell B. Clayburn
Vertis Bodily
Wilford Bodily
Preston
Levi Bodily
Myrl Bodily
Harriet Hall
Robena Christensen
Bancroft
Bishop Holt
Hendricks Mortuary
Pre-School Clinic Set For Monday May 28
A pre-school clinic will be conducted Monday May 28 at the Central school house under supervision of the Parent-Teacher officers. All parents with children entering school for the first time next fall should have them examined and immunized. Clinic runs 9 a.m. to 12 noon with two doctors and one dentist. Parents should bring a towel for each child and bring birth certificates or certificates of blessing as eligibility is six by September 30.
Eight District Schools Vote On Consolidation Plan June 22
Eight school districts in Franklin and Bannock counties plan to vote on consolidation into Joint Independent District No 1 on June 22 to open a single, efficiently administered plant. If approved, the new district would cover about 143 square miles with an assessed valuation of 2.5 million dollars and around 600 students. Districts listed include Weston Rural High No 1, Silver Star Common No 17, Cedarville No 14, Roosevelt No 13, Weston No 10, Oxford No 2 in Bannock, Dayton Independent No 12, and Clifton Independent No 11.
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Franklin
Bannock
Board of County Commissioners
Rural High
Weston
Silver Star
Cedarville
Roosevelt
Oxford
Bannock County
Dayton
Clifton
Mail Correspondence Tuesday Without Fail
Rural areas will have no mail delivery. Citizen correspondents must mail weekly news by Tuesday for inclusion. Preston stores close Monday. Citizen staff stay to distribute Thursday edition. News must reach the Citizen office by the last rural mail pickup on Tuesday.
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Citizen
Preston
Citizen Office
Forty names listed for pre-induction physicals in Franklin County
Thirty nine registrants from the Franklin County selective service board will travel to Fort Douglas on Thursday May 24 for pre induction physical exams. A separate group of 31 men will depart May 29 for induction into the armed forces. The pre induction list includes Alton Bingham Svend Anderson Gerard Martin Corbridge Kenneth Lloyd Sant and many others.
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Franklin County Board of Secrative Service
Fort Douglas
Alton Bingham
Svend Anderson
Gerard Martin Corbridge
Kenneth Lloyd Sant
Lois Smith Bright
Dee Edgar Nelson
Harvey Hans Rasmussen
Harold Alder Cook
Douglas Anderson Corbridge
Adolph Jorgensen
Wayne Thomas Rich
Clive Edgar Beal Joseph Earl Smout
Leland William Morrison
George Clarence Bodily Jr
Howard Merlin 'Taylor
Percy Richard Cole
Gommer Geddes Stephens
Edgar Cameron Fullmer
Verlyn Sjoberg Schenk
DeWitt Swainston Omitted From Preston High Graduation
An omission in the Preston High graduation program left DeWitt Swainston unlisted among the graduates. He will receive his diploma with the other students.
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DeWitt Swainston
Preston High
Vaccination drive covers 1874 heifers in county program
County Agent Daniel Roberts reports 1874 heifers vaccinated for Bangs disease by the start of February and 271 herds tested by federal veterinarians. About 896 farmers own cattle. program now aims for full vaccination twice yearly with next round in September and neighborhood leaders coordinating visits.
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Daniel Roberts
Priesthood Award Banquet Honors Fifty and Two Quorum Awards
The Franklin Stake Aaronic Priesthood Award Banquet at the Franklin Stake and Preston First Ward recreation hall last Tuesday evening distributed fifty individual awards and two quorum awards. Merlin T Whittle led the event with J Auraul Christensen LaVon Larsen Homer Williams and Samuel Handy as secretary. L V Merrill presided and Linrose received the quorum awards. The program included community singing led by Keith Campbell saxophone solos by Clair Woodward and a duet by Wallace Adams and Brent Nash.
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Franklin Stake
Keith Campbell
Preston First Ward
Clair Woodward
Weldon A. Nas
Aaronic Priesthood Committee
Wallace Adams
Brent Nash
Linrose Ward
Shadows
Ernest Eberhard Jr
Stake
Auraul ‘Christensen
Henry H. Rawlings
Howard Maughan
Karl H. Cutler
Yucy Tanner
Orvai Benson