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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1947

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Preston Levy Hikes Taxes for 1947 in County Levy

Preston Franklin and Fairview residents face higher taxes in 1947 while Weston and Clifton see slight decreases as county levies rise to 2.11 mills. The total state and county levy adjusts from 2.20 to 2.55 mills. Preston city levy up to 8.60 per 100 valuation. cemetery and ISD levies changed modestly.

Preston Franklin Fairview Weston Clifton Emma Davis Preston City Franklin Village

Isis Theatre to Raise Prices for Life with Father and Forever Amber

Isis and Grand theatres manager Pauline Nelson says higher admission is needed to secure big pictures. Life with Father starring William Powell and Irene Dunne will run Friday through Monday at the Isis. Forever Amber is planned soon as distributors set higher price brackets.

Isis Pauline Nelson Grand Theatres Father Amber William Powell Iréne Dunn

Year’s Canning Center Extends Hours to Meet Demand

Lincoln A. Orme announces the community canning center will operate through November 21 to allow patrons to complete processing of pork and beans fruitcakes puddings and late produce. If demand continues the center may stay open longer. Clara Larsen notes October and November focus on meat carrots squash apples pork and beans and puddings as patrons follow grain saving policy.

Lincoln A. Orme Orme Clara Larsen

Kansas Publisher Will Address Club

Members of the Preston Knife and Fork club expect a new speaker next week when Willard Mayberry, Kansas weekly newspaper publisher and owner of several businesses, visits Thursday night to discuss What Farming Means to City Dwellers. Known as a colorful speaker, Mayberry is a perennial favorite among the club.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Willard Mayberry Kansas Broomcorn Preston Orea R Mayberry Karisas Harvey Bickmore Preston ‘’Club

American Food Store to Reopen After Improvements

The American Food store in Preston plans to reopen on Thursday after four to five days of closure for new flooring and fixtures. Manager Milo Hobbs said a full crew worked since Sunday to remove old flooring install hardwood maple and modernize the front section with tile flooring and larger checking stands to speed customer service.

Preston Milo Hobbs Mr. Hobbs

Holiday disruptions slow Citizen issues and new Linotype arrival

The Citizen explains a holiday and late Linotype delivery disrupted its weekly press schedule. A 4 000 to 5 000 pound machine arrived midweek with limited help, forcing hours of effort to unload and rework pages to mail on Thursday.

Billi McCune McCune ‘Motor Company

Elections for Cemetery District Commissioners Declared

Preston Riverdale and Fairview cemetery districts announce elections on December 1. Preston district elects two commissioners for four years with four candidates including incumbents William P. Shumway and Howard Johnson and challengers Joshua Raillison and William E. Fellows. filing deadline November 25. Riverdale elects two four year posts and one two year post. L A Barrington listed among nominees. Voting at the courthouse amid historically light turnout.

Preston Riverdale Fairview William P. Shumway Howard Johnson Joshua Raillison William E. Fellows Shumway Board of Commissioners L. A. Barrington

Franklin county AAA elections set for week of Nov 17

The Franklin county AAA organization announces elections in the county voting districts during the week of November 17. Former committeemen will be chosen from each district to represent it on the county committee. Eligible voters include farm participants in congress programs. wives may vote and attend with their husbands. Meetings times and places are listed by district.

Woodrow Rasmussen Franklin County

FBI Agents to Lead County Police School Week Night Classes

Special agents from the FBI headquarters at Butte Montana will assist Sheriff Lee Hansen in a police school for county and surrounding districts. Agents J Eugene Schieb and Lyle J Wirt will direct nightly classes from 7 to 10 pm in the courthouse Monday through Friday. The program aims to enroll all local officers and invites nearby counties to attend with registration and enrollment Monday evening. The course covers ethics, evidence, criminal law, arrests, searches, interviews, confessions, note taking, and investigative techniques in auto thefts and burglaries leading to a final exam.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Butte Mont Preston Lee Hansen J. Eugene Schieb Lyle J. Wirt FBI Hansen Alll Prio Wirt Shéritt Hansen

Sugar Beet Farmers to Receive October Checks Totaling $800000

About $800000 will be mailed Saturday to farmers who delivered 67137 tons of sugar beets to the Franklin County Sugar Factory in October. Final slicing at the local plant should finish by week’s end, marking a better run than the past two years. Al Wicklund finished remodeling the First Security bank at St Anthony and is setting marble for the First Security at Pocatello.

Franklin County Sugar al Wicklund First Security Bank St. Anthony First Security Pocatello

Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House in Dayton

Edward T and Lillian Fordham Griffeth celebrate sixty years marrying in 1897 at Logan temple. They invite friends and relatives to an open house at their Dayton home from two to six. The Griffeths lived much of their married life in Fairview and moved to Dayton two years ago.

Edward ‘T Lillian Fordham Griffeth Dayton Griffeth Logan Temple Fairview

Mary Eliza Nelson Dies at 74 in Preston

Mrs. Mary Eliza Nelson wife of Hans Severin Nelson died Monday evening after a long illness at age 74. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 p.m. in the first ward chapel in Preston. She was born February 5 1873 in Smithfield and lived in Glendale before moving to Preston in 1916. She served as Glendale Primary president and was active in Relief Society and genealogical work. Survived by her husband seven sons and daughters 31 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and many relatives. Burial in Preston Cemetery.

First Ward Mary Eliza Nelson Hans Severin Nelson Preston Glendale Nelson S. Vern Nelson Earl W. Nelson Lillian Radford Neda Robinson Florence Perry Oliver M. Nelson Scottsbluff Neb Benta Wheeler Logan William McKenzie Effie Williams Joseph McKenzie Idaho_Falls Alice Roth Lorenzo Ida Wallace McKenzie Rupert Charles McKenzie Lizzie Ward Treasureton Fannie Paskins Jane Clippord Brigham City Webb-Hendricks Mortuary

Guard Officers Outline National Guard Unit for Preston

About 90 civic leaders from Preston attended a joint dinner at Brookside to hear Major Lawrence Johnson of Idaho Falls discuss forming a local National Guard unit. He outlined joining requirements and potential benefits, citing civic centers rented to the state for armories as self funding. The meeting was arranged by the American Legion with Lions Rotary junior and senior chambers of commerce and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Breston Boyd ‘Clark Paeg Jello Lawrence Johnson Idaho’ Falls National Guard Preston Brookside Johnson Idaho American Legion Lions Rotary Chambers of Commerce Veterans of Foreign Wars Wack

Reclamation Leaders Here Represent Idaho At National Convention

Idaho officials attended the National Reclamation convention in Phoenix October 29 30 and 31 as state representatives. Governor Robins appointed Wells McEntire Atty Ben Johnson Isaac Nash and George A Crockett to participate. They reported a more favorable attitude toward reclamation by officials present and noted calls for a seven year to plan western projects.

Wells McEntire Idaho State Reclamation Association Preston, Riverdale and Preston, Riverdale and Mink’ Creek Department , of Reclamation Preston’ Beach Michael W. Straus Les Sorat Straus Sec. of Interior Julius A. Krug

Burglaries Hit Three Preston Schools

Preston police investigate break ins at Jefferson Central and Preston high school last Friday night or Saturday morning. Desks ransacked, offices disrupted, about 15 dollars in cash taken from the pop club and library fines. A principal at Jefferson suffered a cut during the break in and blood was found on the floor.

Preston Preston School Jefferson Central Harland ‘Simmons Jefferson ‘School Avindot Seacsipe Ibf Elmo” Keller Central School Sansaking Keller

Preston High Dominates Montpelier 18 0 Armistice Day Victory

Preston high school football, led by coach Bob Bunker, defeated Montpelier high Bears 18 to 0 on Armistice day at the local stadium. Senior starters and key substitutes powered the win, with Reed Merrill throwing two 35 yard TD passes to Val Dean Alder and LaVell Chatterton, followed by Bob Olson son to Bob Herd. The Indians piled up 12 first downs to five and claimed their schedule shows only one defeat and a tie this season.

Bob Bunker Preston High Grid Montpelier High School Bears Bunker Montpelier Preston Lightning Furn Reed Merrill Indians Val Dean Alder LaVell Chatterton Bob Oliverson Bob Herd Reed’ Merrill Bob ‘Oliverson Glenn Meek Dale Geddes Larry ‘Kerr Dave McClun

Free electric lights again to illuminate Utah towns this Christmas

J E Cushman Preston division manager for Utah Power and Light announced free electricity for Christmas lights in cities towns and parks where capacity exists. Last year the company supplied 29 358 bulbs in 77 communities in the Intermountain area including 4 218 bulbs in 14 towns in the Preston division.

Utah Power & Light Company J. E. Cushman Preston The Power Company Cushman Power ‘Company Intermountain

Longtime Reader Nancy Jones Honors Fifty Years With The Citizen

Nancy Jones, 84, of Dayton renews her subscription to The Preston Citizen for the 50th time. A pioneer Franklin County nurse, she helped deliver about 1000 babies and ran a county hospital for 11 years before General Memorial Hospital. She recalls scarce telephones and helped relay baby arrivals from the drug store news item.

Preston Citizen Nancy* Jones Dayton Riter Bros Utah Citizen

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Preston Levy Canning Center Drea AAA Agents of FBI Conduct School Amos P Alice Brandon Fordham Relief Society Organization Andrew Mary Thurman Griffeth Hyde Park Edward Griffeth Mary Eliza Armory Reclamation Vernal L. Bowden London England Alma H. Bowden Dayton Ward Hall Yale Lights Lady Citizen Nancy Jones Jones
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