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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

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Franklin county 4 H members to attend University of Idaho short course

Fourteen Franklin county 4 H club members and four leaders will travel to Moscow for the University of Idaho short course from June 5 to 11. Scholarships funded by local sponsors cover transport via Montana and western Idaho, plus board and lodging. Sponsors include The Golden Rule, J C Penney, Utah Poultry, Preston Citizen, Franklin County Fair board, and others.

Franklin County Moscow University of Idaho Preston Business Preston Montana Idaho Golden Rule Store J. C. Penney Store Utah Poultry Association The Preston Citizen Franklin County Fair Board the Marking Association Wool Pool Franklin County Sugar Company Franklin County Grain Growers Association Committee On Farm Electrification Elks Lodge Rotary Club California Packing Co First Security Bank Sears Utah Power & Light Company Dorothy Bailey Clifton Ruth Ann Mitton Whitney Eldon Bailey Lila Foster Pearl Gibson Mary Kerr Fairview Arlo Ward Ja Neice McDermott Wilford Meek Riverdale Raylo Larson Mink Creek Valene Kofoed Elvin Cutler, Jr Richard Olsen Helen Adams Cleveland Canning Hymar Backman Oneida Leonard — Lund Fifth Ward Barbara’ “Meek Owen N. Gibson

Seats Go On Sale For Legion Boxing Event

Tickets go on sale Saturday for the American Legion outdoor boxing card set for Monday June 9 at 8 30 p m at the Preston rodeo ground. Seats are elevated for clear views and the show features seven bouts plus a battle royal headlined by Lyle Taylor of Dayton versus Tim Kimball of Salt Lake and a heavyweight bout with Dean Palmer of Preston against Bob Baker of Ogden.

American Legion Preston Rodeo Ground Lyle Taylor Dayton Tim Kimball Salt Lake Dean Palmer Preston Bob Baker Ogden

Commencement Exercises At Franklin School

The Franklin grade school held its eighth grade commencement exercises last Wednesday evening. Principal Ariel Chatterton oversaw the ceremony. Graduates include Perry Atkinson Marialon Bradford Darlene Doney Dan Durrant Joyce Gregory Carole Hawkes Jerry Hawkes Billie Hobbs Jerald Hobbs Sharee Hobbs John Larsen Davie Lowe Jared Lowe Darris Olsen Sherman Olsen Sandra Ryan Dee Shrives Perry Shumway Joseph Stokes Neal Stokes Joyce White Effa Jean Wickham. After diplomas were presented, dancing followed the program.

Franklin Grade School Ariel Chatterton Perry Atkinson Marialon Bradford Darlene Doney Dan Durrant Joyce Gregory Carole Hawkes Jerry Hawkes Billie Hobbs Jerald Hobbs Sharee Hobbs John Larsen Davie Lowe Jared Lowe Darris Olsen Sherman Olsen Sandra Ryan Dee Shrives Perry Shumway Joseph Stokes Neal Stokes Joyce Whitehead Effa Jean’ Wickham

Angela Nelson Packer Dies After Extended Illness

Angela Nelson Packer 72 died at a granddaughter's home in Mink Creek after an extended illness. Born January 11 1874 in Oxford she married William Taylor Packer in Logan temple. She had lived in Alexander Idaho and Riverdale area with survivors including son William Melvin Packer three granddaughters and six great grandchildren. Funeral services are set in Riverdale Ward with burial in Riverdale Cemetery under Webb-Hendricks mortuary.

Angela Nelson Packer Violet Larsen Mink Creek Oxford William G Elvira Vail Nelson William Taylor Packer Logan Temple Alexander Idaho William Melvin Packer Riverdale Rhoda Davis Logan B. Y. Nelson Blackfoot Taylor Nelson Riverale I. Leon Forseren Riverdale Cemetery Webb-Hendricks Mortuary

Rotary meeting draws large crowd as local talks praise incoming labor

George Egbert spoke on his LDS mission in Montgomery Alabama and his time in New York City and Washington D C. Mel Reeves discussed the Rotary foundation and the upcoming Preston Horse Show promising top horses. Jed Lewis described Mexican workers in Idaho beet fields and noted good conduct. he warned the labor influx creates administrative and housing challenges with peak demand ending in about two weeks.

George Egbert South LDS Church Mel Reeves Jed Lewis Preston Rotary Foundation Lewis Mexico Idaho Franklin County Sugar Company

Future Farmers Attend Richmond Show in Two Busloads

Two busloads of Preston Future Farmers with leaders William Craner and Lincoln Orme spent two days at the Richmond Black and White show. They entered a dairy judging contest won by Grace High School and visited Sego Milk Plant to view testing and evaporated milk processing. Two of three pigs donated by Utah Power and Light went to local boys Garry Haworth and Doyle Dinkley.

Preston William Craner Lincoln Orme Richmond Grace High School Sego Reed Magleby Utah Power and Light Company Garry Haworth Franklin Doyle Dinkley Whitney

Preston Indians win inter-city track meet at Pocatello

Preston High track team winds up season with a victory over Idaho Falls Tigers and Pocatello, edging Idaho Falls by 38 points to take second. Point winners include Sparrow first in 440 and Page first in broad jump, Allen first in discus, with Perkins third in pole vault and others placing in mile, javelin, shot put, and relays.

Preston High Idaho Falls Pocatello Bunker Preston Indians Preston Idaho Falls “Tigers Idaho Falls Indians McEntire Sparrow Winger Page Jorgenson Allén Condie Perkins Allen

DDT Information Encouraging Amid Conflicting Reports

County Agent Dan Roberts cites a University of Idaho entomologist reporting no fatal or harmful effects from pure DDT and endorsing 20 pounds of 5 percent DDT dust for alfalfa weevil. Experts advise allowing hay 7 to 10 days after dusting before cutting, noting DDT fat solubility and calling for more knowledge.

Dan Roberts University of Idaho Cache Valley Roberts H. C. Manis Manis

Franklin County Softball League Opens at Preston Park

The Franklin County softball league begins next Monday at Preston Park with six to eight teams. Matches feature Lions vs Jaycees Franklin vs Hansen Godfrey Rotary vs Ellis and Thursday doubleheaders Lewiston vs VFW Rotary vs Jaycees Elks vs Lions. Leaders include Tom Albaugh Rotary and Wilburn Robinson Franklin, with strong Jaycee and Elks contenders.

Franklin County Preston Ball Park Lions Jaycees Franklin Hansen-Godfrey Rotary Ellis Lewiston VFW Jaytees Elks Tom Albaugh Wilburn Robinson Elks Club Preston Bike Shop Leo Boden Dur’ Hulse Glenn Godfrey

Keller Family Reunion for James Mor gan Keller

The James Morgan Keller family reunion is planned for Mink Creek on June 7 and 8. A Saturday dance will be held at Mink Creek hall with family members and partners. Sunday afternoon features a program at the Mink Creek ballpark. Each family will bring a basket lunch, supplemented by the organizing committee which will provide barbecued mutton.

James Morgan Keller Mink Creek Claud Keller Keller

Baptismal Services for Oneida Stake Saturday

Baptismal services for the Oneida stake will be held on Saturday May 31 at 3 30 p m in the fourth ward chapel.

Oneida Fourth Ward

Knife and Fork Club Opens With June Dinner Meeting

Preston Knife and Fork club completes organization at a board meeting and plans its first dinner meeting on Monday evening June 23 in the Franklin county courthouse. Dr. Vernon Nash, a former Rhodes scholar and Asia expert on China and Japan, will be the opening speaker.

Board of Directors Preston Knife and Fork Club Franklin County National Vernon Nash Preston Nash Asia China Japan

Charmaids Choir Charms Pocatello Audience Sunday

The Charmaids Choir led by Mrs Elda Carlson drew a large ovation at First Congregational Church in Pocatello on Sunday. They performed twice, 11 am and evening, with piano accompaniment by Mrs Anna Moore and featured pieces with the chancel choir. The program included Gounod’s St Cecelia Mass with the Southern Idaho college orchestra and Dick Kerr at the piano.

Elda Carlson Charmaids Pocatello Ed. Cunningham First Congregational Church Anna Moore Chancel Gounod Symphony Orchestra Southern Idaho ‘College Accompaning Dick Kerr LDS Pocatello First Ward Dan Martin Saraie Causony Moore Laura Palmer Marjorie Hart Rolena Dahle Elnora Palmer Mildred Hall

Arentina Nilsen-Jacobsen Dies in Utah Home

Arentina Nilsen-Jacobsen 74 died Tuesday at 4 a m at her daughter's home in Fairview Utah of a heart ailment. Born February 1873 in Stegen Norway she married Joachimid Jacobsen in May 1898 and came to the United States in 1906. Surviving are three sons and three daughters including Thorlief Jacobsen of Pocatello Idaho Mrs Ashlaug Jackson of Ogden and Mrs Elly Jensen.

Arentina Nilsen Jacobsen North Second East Logan Utah J. V. Jensen Fairview Stegen Norway Nils A Ingeborg M. Johnsen Nilsen Joachimid Jacobsen United States Pocatello Ida Ashlaug Jackson Ogden Elly Jensen

Jensen Lions Elect Wallace as Preston Hub President

Wallace was chosen president of the Preston Lions Hub at the regular annual election meeting held Wednesday night. He will take office July 1, succeeding Joe Gott. Vaughn Greaves and Keith Larson were named first and second vice presidents. Milford Crabtree will become secretary, with Sterling, Hixson and C.D. Crawford elected directors for two years. Voris Johnson is lion tamer and Keith Campbell tail twister. The health and welfare committee oversaw the program, which featured a film on the taking of Iwo Jima.

Health and Welfare Committee Kelton Merrill Nat Edwards Keith Larsen Iwo Jima

Beets Thinned by Five Hundred Stake Workers

About 500 boys and girls from Oneida stake completed thinning 55 acres of beets in five hours under ward leaders and priesthood quorums. Women organized meals at Dayton hall, supporting field crews and awaiting harvest. The 320 acre farm backs welfare efforts with hay grain and peas, with a large fall harvest anticipated.

Oneida Dayton Dayton Hall Oneida Stake Stake Paul R. Wynn

Four Lava Hot Springs men arraigned in calf killing case

Four Lava Hot Springs men John J. Weston Dalton H. Weston Roy Potter and Gene Helmandollar were arraigned in Pocatello justice court on grand larceny related to the killing of a 14 month old Hereford calf owned by William Gilbert Fairview stockman The suspects were bound over to district court on 750 bond after their arrest near Pebble basin Caribou National Forest foreman Frank Gilbert and range rider Jack White aided the case

Lava Hot Springs Pocatello Bancroft Bannock Earl Cutler Fach Frank Gilbert Pebble Basin Caribou National Forest White Portneuf Cattlemen’s Association Basin Canyon Gilbert Barrow

Boots and Saddle Ride Includes Ladies on June 8

The Preston Boots and Saddle club plans a June 8 ride for ladies and members. The ride follows Williams Creek with a Dutch oven dinner and is chaired by Jack Andcheere. Last season's participants called it one of the best rides.

Preston Boots Saddle Club Williams Creek Jack Andcheere

Oldest Chevrolet Truck Contest Opens at Petterberg Dealership

Petterberg Chevrolet in Preston announces a county wide contest to find Franklin countys oldest active Chevrolet truck for a chance at a national prize. Entry is free and ends June 15 with licensed 1947 trucks eligible.

Chevrolet Division General Motors Corporation Petterberg Chevrolet Company Preston Franklin County Perea Company Chevrolet Kranklin Petterborg

Centennial Crown To Vera Bingham Queen of Franklin County Festival

Vera Bingham named Centennial queen from Linrose ward after 20 candidates. Attendants Shirley White of Franklin and Beverly Nelson of Glendale ward. Contest judged by Everett Thorpe Moyeta Cardon and Berhin from Logan. Pioneering ancestry cited. Bingham family ties extend to eight Utah settlers from 1847.

Vera Bingham Linrose Ward Franklin County Shirley, Whitehead Franklin Beverly Nelson Glendale Ward Everett Thorpe USAC Moyeta Cardon Berhin Logan General’ ‘Festival Committee Oneida Ira Kennington DUP MWMIA Lucy Tanner Lettie Condie Rose Hawkes Gibbons Miss Bingham Geraldene Nelson Mink Creek Ruth Jepsen Glencoe Marjean Waterlaus Riverdale Elizabeth Condie Sara Lou Salt Lake Valley H. R. Bingham Utah Erastus Bingham Lucinda Gates Bingham Bingham Heber Bingham Joseph Rich

Liquor By The Drink Vote Set In Preston Oxford Dayton

Preston Franklin and Weston residents will vote in special elections to decide local option liquor by the drink. Dayton ballots cast June 10 and Oxford June 12. polls 9 am to 7 pm. Registration ends Saturday. City Clerk Allred and Rhys Swainston handle registrations, with 7 to 9 pm sessions today Friday and Saturday.

Preston Franklin Weston Dayton Oxford Martin and Howe Mabel B. Talbot West Oneida Parley Allred Rhys Swainston City Water Office Allred

Weston Celebration Heads to July 23 24

Weston plans two full days of entertainment on July 23 and 24 with a horse show pulling races ball games and a big dance. A parade patriotic meeting and boxing matches are set for July 24 along with rides and concessions. Daughters of the Pioneers will crown a queen and proceeds go to the ward chapel building fund.

Weston Pioneer Vaughn ‘Taylor Celebras Dorysza Franklin ‘County Ladies’ Posse Daughters of the Pioneers New Ward Chapel Olscar Campbell Frank Olsen Joseph Binggeli

Letter of Thanks From Holland for Dayton Quilt

Two LDS missionaries in Holland praised Dayton Relief Society for a woolen quilt donated to the church welfare program. The letter to relief society president Elnora M. Phillips from D. P. Gardener and Mr. Norden, postmarked Almelo, notes scarce blankets in war-torn Holland and thanks the group for the aid.

Holland Dayton Relief Society Church Elnora M. Phillips Relief Society D. P. Gardener Norden Almelo

Lila Foster Named Best 4-H Reporter in Franklin County

Lila Foster of Whitney titled best 4-H club reporter in Franklin County after judged reports from the Flying Needles club. County Agent Dan Roberts and a committee awarded expenses paid to the Idaho 4-H short course in Moscow June 5 to 7.

Lila Foster Whitney Judses Franklin County Lila Will Franklin’ County Moscow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Boxing Franklin School Angela Packer Future Farmers James. Keller Arentina Nilsen Jacobsen Linrose Ward Girls Queen of County Festival
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