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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

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Preston chamber funds band and explores full time manager

Preston chamber of commerce directors approved a cash grant of 500 to the Preston Senior high school band directed by Marcel Bird to back a two year plan totaling 1000 for brass instruments. The band will play at civic events including the Night Rodeo. A discussion on hiring a full time secretary, with Weldon Nash as present secretary, was also noted and applications invited.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Preston Marcell Bird Bird Glenn Perry Beulah Palmer Chamber Weldon Nash R. Rowell Tasa

Community meetings to elect 1945 AAA committeemen

Countywide meetings in Franklin during November 20 25 will choose local committeemen and delegates for a county convention the next week. Wilford Stokes notes the role of Triple A leaders in guiding national and local farm programs and assesses the year’s AAA activities and next year’s outlook.

Franklin County Wilford Stokes AAA Agricultural Adjustment Agency Stokes

Students from Preston Attend Utah University in War Time

Seven residents of Preston are listed as attending the University of Utah. The names include Robertaschaerin Maxie Forsgren Donna Jean Hansen Norma Kofoed Fay Nelson Anna Mae Palmer and Betty Lou Wilde. Despite wartime conditions about 3 000 civilian students and 300 army trainees attend daily. The winter quarter begins December 12.

The University Utah Robertaschaerin Maxie Forsgren Donna Jean Hansen Norma Kofoed Fay- Nelson Anna Mae’ Palmer Betty Lou Wilde State’ University

Election Interest High In County Officer Races

Leaders from both parties express strong confidence in election outcomes next Tuesday. Democratic chairman W G Palmer backs Roosevelt and local candidates while Republican Marlon Funk foresees victory for their slate. Local races feature Homer Johnson and Frank Merrill seeking seats, with state representatives and county commissioners also contested.

W. G.palmer Marlon Funk

Congressman Henry Dworshak to Visit Preston Friday

Congressman Henry Dworshak will visit Preston Friday for one hour from 5 to 6 p.m. He will be at the Republican headquarters with no public speech, inviting friends and anyone with official business to meet him during that hour.

Henry Dworshak Preston Republican

Stores Close 7 P. M. Saturdays in Preston

Preston merchants vote to close at 7 p m each Saturday starting November 4 to match shorter winter hours. Milo Hobbs, Merchants Bureau chairman, says farmers finish harvest earlier and there is a labor shortage, urging shoppers to plan trips an hour earlier.

Preston Milo Hobbs Merchants Bureau Isbor

Banks win ABA 1 000-Plus award for Idaho farmers

For the sixth year the bank joins 455 Idaho banks in winning the American Bankers Association 1 000-Plus award for outstanding service to farmers. T. R. Bowden of First Security Bank of Idaho Presto Branch accepted the honor, noting extensive farm credit work and community agricultural projects. The ABA data show most Idaho banks help livestock programs and encourage crop variety improvements while many banks advocate inflation countermeasures and War Bonds to build farmer financial reserves. Continued on page 2.

Idaho American Bankers Association T. R Bowden First Bank of Idaho, National Association Idaho, Bankers Association Franklin County Y -Key Henber Pat m Pansy Ee Ieee Idaho Bankers Association Aids

Selective Service Backs 2-C Group From 18 to 25

State headquarters explain need for 2-C men ages 18 to 25 in agricultural deferment. In Idaho about 175 in this county fall under this classification, over 5 percent of state totals. Col Norman B Adkinson warns many may be called this winter as deferred workers in farming logging railroad and aviation industries are drawn into service.

Selective Service Norman B Adkinson Idaho

Paper Drive Continues as Weekend Load Aims for Shipments

The county salvage paper drive remains active with hopes of enough material to load a full car for shipment east this weekend. Residents are urged to donate paper by notifying the nearest school or contacting any student. funds from the sale support playground equipment purchases.

Scounty Ini

Stake Conference Highlights Missionary Efforts And Youth Guidance

President L V Merrill presided at the stake conference with Elder Albert E Bowen and Elder John H Taylor representing the general authorities. Bowen praised service members who stand for church standards and urged accepting church offices for growth. Charles Gilbert and Holling Lowe shared mission and Navy training experiences with LEDS connections.

Franklin’ Stake Stake Tabernacle L. V. Merrill Albert E.’ ‘Bowen Council of Twelve ‘Apostles John H. Taylor Council of Seventies Taylor Bowen Charles Gilbert Fairview Holling Lowe Navy Keith Johnson Don Nuffer Seaman Lowe

County votes centers open next Tuesday for election

County auditor Cleo Swenson announced that nineteen voting centers in the county will open at 9 a m and close at 7 p m on election day. Absentee ballots total 654, many to servicemen, with total turnout expected around 3800 to 4000 despite wartime population changes.

Cleo Swenson Preston First Ward Martin & Hone Homer Bank State Street Fourth Ward Central School Swenson

Wallace Head Succumbs At Home of Daughter

Wallace Head died at his daughter's home in Ogden Utah on Friday after months of ill health. Born December 19 1872 in Franklin County he was a church worker and county roads supervisor. Services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hendricks Funeral Home with burial in Preston cemetery. His wife Nellie Porter Head preceded him in death in 1938. Survivors include a daughter four grandchildren and brother J Anthony Head of Los Angeles California.

The Aife Wallace Ambrose Nellie Pagezat Ogden Utah Hendricks Franklin Sori William and Mary Jane McClellan Franklin County Nellie Head J. Anthony Head Los Angeles Calif Preston Cemetery

Franklin County Voters Lean Republican in Local Race

Franklin county polls show a Republican tilt for state and national offices with notable scratching in local contests. Dewey headlines potential gains as Roosevelt’s 1940 margins hint at shifting sentiment, while Bottolfsen faces Glen Taylor in a key Senate race amid ongoing war influence.

Franklin County Roosevelt Wilkie London Bottolfsen

Reston Schools Delay Start Time To 9 30 A M

Commencing Monday morning Reston schools will start the regular day at 9 30 A M instead of the earlier hour. The change is due to shorter daylight and will extend the school day by a half hour with dismissal pushed back accordingly.

Reston Harland ‘ Simmons Nven

Democrats Stage Weston Rally and Mink Creek Program

Andrew Fuhriman of Franklin spoke at a Weston Democratic rally urging voters to keep the President and avoid disrupting the war effort. John Casperson also spoke as a ladies trio performed, with W. G. Palmer presiding. The committee plans a Mink Creek rally Friday at 8 p m with a strong program for the public.

Andrew Fuhriman Franklin Weston Fuhriman John Casperson W. G. Palmer Democratic Committee Mink Creek

Two Franklin County Men Listed As Missing In Action

Election returns for Franklin County and beyond will be gathered at the courthouse starting Tuesday evening with a possible early dribble from eastern states. The basement will be open for public viewing as precincts tabulate after 7 p m while a radio will be available for national returns and telephone lines for state figures. The war news touches home as two more families learn sons are missing in action one in air combat and one aboard a Japanese ship sunk in battle. Richard Merrill a navigator with a bomber is missing since October 17 after training in Texas and Seattle. He has two brothers in service and three sisters at home awaiting word.

Court House Auditor's Office Richard Merrill Live Merrill War Department Richard Vinton Merrill Dental Corps Portland Oregon Douglas Merrill Pacific Reed Venice Wheeler Gwen. Reading Carmen Dibble Layton, Utahy Vancing Philip Phillipine Islands

Educator Outlines Economic Tasks For Postwar Stabilization

Dr. Claude Wanless of USAC Logan Utah urged cautious handling of purchasing power to prevent a postwar depression. He called for maintaining wartime production levels while aiming for true commodity values and higher living standards. Mrs. DiFiore sang. Sgt. Jesse Bergquist spoke on 31 months in the South Pacific to club members.

Claude Wanless USAC Logan Utah Canoe Carl DiFiore Sgt Jesse Bergquist South Pacific

Franklin County praised by Idaho civic leader in reply

Harry S. Kessler defends his remarks on Idaho counties asserting Franklin County and seven others have strong moral standards with no slot machine tax payers or liquor dealers. He says AP misrepresented his speech and that Preston is a worthy community. He praises Franklin’s citizens and law enforcement.

Franklin County Idaho Kessler Preston Citizen Moscow Associated Press Franklin Preston Harry S. Kessler Idaho Allied Civic Forces

Horsley to Address Young Republicans Banquet

Milton Horsley of Soda Springs will speak at the Young Republican club banquet Saturday November 4 at Jefferson cafeteria. Dinner 8 30 p m free for paid members and 1 00 per plate for guests, with RSVP by Friday.

Republican Party Young Republican Club Jefferson Elmo Keller Milton Horsley Soda Springs State House Riverdale

Circulation Up As The Citizen Records New High

The Citizen reports a forty lead over two weeks with 100 new readers joining voluntarily. A steady growth trend is noted as weekly circulation reaches 2138, marking an all time high for the publication.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ana Pena Palmer Democratic Organization Funk Homer Johnson Frank Merrill L. W. Hatch Roy C. Andreason Gem Valley Evans Frank Shrives Congressman Henry Dworshak Preston Bank Union Pacific Railroad Company Gs Newne Leese Can Wallace Head Depesters Senate C. A. Bottolfsen Glen Taylor Woodrow Dunkley Horsley
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