Preston Indians clinch district title with 38 0 win
Preston high school Indians defeat Montpelier Bears 38 0 to take the official district championship in Idaho's Fifth District class A football conference on Armistice Day. Orion Jensen and Mrs Jensen celebrate a wedding anniversary surprise. Mrs Atkinson hosts a tea for her daughter Martha before marriage. Dorothy Lamour Preston Foster and Robert Preston star in Moon Over Bur TMma at Grand theatre. Randolph Scott Kay Francis lead When the Daltons Rode at Isis theatre.
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Preston High School Indians
Idaho
Montpelier Bears
Lester R. ‘Atkinson
Franklin
Fred Palmen
Martha Atkinson
Grand Theatre
Dorothy Lamour
Preston Foster
Robert Preston
Isis
Randolph Scott
Kay Francis
Wherry Amendment Passes Senate for Civilian Goods Distribution
The Wherry and Sparkman backed amendment under the Defense Production Act would require small independent businesses distributing civilian goods to receive a fair share based on conditions before June 24, 1950. Critics warn of secret gentlemen's agreements and political interference amid election-season rhetoric and Marshall Plan disclosures.
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Senate
20 YEARS AGO From the Citizen Local Files
A triple accident on the Preston Fairview road Sunday evening injured several people. The sixth district convention of the American Legion Auxiliary was held Nov 5 in the chamber of commerce hall. Local president Net a Vannov opened the meeting with Leola Bate presiding. Mr and Mrs Victor Carlson attended the welcome home social for their son James who recently returned from a mission.
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Preston- Fairview
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Chamber of Commerce
Leola Bate
Victor Carlson
Peter
Ostérgar
James
Community Notes Highlight Local Social Visits
Mrs Vera Nielsen and Mrs Bill Nielsen visited relatives in Thatcher and Logan while Mr and Mrs Ray Smith moved to Preston after summering here. Zoe Lu Andreason returned to Preston after a few days with her parents, and school and church events carried through with singing and temple activities in Logan and Thatcher.
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Vera Nielsen
Freeman Rasmussen
Thatcher
Bill Nielsen
Henry Turner
Logan
Ray Smith
Preston
O.P
Skaggs Grocerye
Benbers
Ward
William Behle
Mound Valley
Paul “Adams
Roger Vernon
Norma Burton
Vera Adams
Phyllis
Ethel ‘“Johnson
Pang
Local church events and visits noted in community roundup
Sunday visits filled with relatives and friends from Preston Oxford and Downey. Activities included Sunday school counseling, Relief Society conference with Lois Westover leading, and a harvest ball planned by the MIA featuring Russell Peterson’s orchestra. Vacation plans trace trips to California and Arizona.
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Edna Kofoed
Ruby Ralphs
Annie Wood
Rosetta Lewis
Margaret
Gleed
Westover
Bishop Croshaw
William Hawkes
Preston
Stake
MIA
Russel Peterson
Carl‘ Mortinsen
California
Arizona
Mortinsen
Zeffa Peterson
James Gleed
Malad
Arthur Sir Voss
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Albert Westover
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