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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

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Preston flying saucer promotion plans three day event

If Wednesday weather holds Preston merchants expect smooth flying saucer days Thursday and Friday with Saturday in view. A chamber of commerce campaign offers merchandise prizes worth at least five dollars each, totaling five to seven hundred dollars if all claimed, as local firms distribute discs stamped with their name. The Citizen promotes the three day pre Christmas sale and distribution schedule to boost business and attract shoppers.

Preston Franklin County Chamber of ‘Commerce

Franklin County Sugar Co to Pay $610000 to Beets Growers

Checks totaling 610000 are being prepared as an initial payment on October beet deliveries. Growers will receive 950 per ton plus 253 government benefit per ton, totaling 1203 per ton for 1965 beets. A later payment covers November deliveries, with 85 percent of October acreage betamed. Final 690 per ton for 1949 beets and an allod Navajo labor note follow. Whitney factory plans to finish slicing by November 25.

Franklin County Sugar Co Thomas Heath Heath Arizona Whitney Franklin County

Neeleys Market Celebrates Second Anniversary Sale

Ariel Neeley known as Axe marks two years of Neeleys Market on East Oneida Street in the Foss building. An advertisement touts a weekend anniversary sale and added merchandise values as part of the celebration.

Ariel Neeley Axe He Is Foss Oneida Street the Citizen Neeley

Winners Announced in Theatre Child Contest at Grand

The Grand theatre hosted a child of the year contest with winners announced over Monday and Tuesday evenings. Eddie Casperson, son of Mr and Mrs Reese Casperson, won first prize a $25 savings bond. Jerry Ann Weaver won second prize consisting of Chrome Color photographs. Third place went to Shauna Lee Woodward and fourth to Charles Peterson both receiving Chrome Color pictures.

Grand Theatre Eddie Casperson Reese Casperson Jerry Ann Weaver Jerry Weaver Chrome Shauna Lee Woodward Callan Woodward Charles Peterson C. W. Peterson

Annual Farm Bureau Banquet and Election Set for Friday

The Franklin County Farm Bureau federation plans its annual banquet and director election Friday at the Fra stake house. About 400 guests are expected. dinner will be cafeteria style from 7 to 8 PM. Albert Moser presides. ballots will name new men directors and officers, with women’s group also electing directors.

Franklin County, Farm Bureau Federation Fra Albert Moser Franklin County Farm Bureau Federation Associated “Women Farm ‘Bureau Associated Women Farm Bureau William P. Hobbs Harry Knapp Frank J. Egbert

Farewell Planned for Shirley Gill Missionary Departure

A missionary farewell party for Shirley Gill daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Gill and granddaughter of Mrs Andrew Nash will be held next Monday at 8 pm in the second ward recreation hall. Gill plans to enter the mission home December 4 preparing to serve a church mission in the northwestern states after graduating Preston High School and the seminary with the class of 1946. She has been active in ward auxiliaries.

Shirley Gill Archie Gill Andrew B. ‘Nash Second Ward Miss Gill LDS Church States Preston High

Cpl Curtis Allen Arrives in Korea Sees Home Ties

Cpl Curtis R Allen son of Mr and Mrs Harold Allen of Preston arrived in Korea on November 7 after a 17 day voyage. On arrival he noticed a ship named after Preston Medal of Honor winner Pvt Leonard Brostrom. He serves with engineers technical intelligence team drawing captured enemy equipment. In a letter he describes Korea with harsh living conditions and strong odors.

Cpl Curtis R. Allen Harold Allen Preston Korea Pusan Harbor Pvt Leonard Brostrom Allen Corporal Allen

Stock on Highways Cause of Accidents

Sheriff Hansen states that cattle and horses on roads cause expensive and dangerous accidents with extensive property damage. Owners involved will be held liable and liable suits may follow. Animals found along highways will be prosecuted.

Ee Qe Lee Hansen

Drivers Urged to Exercise Care Near School Buses

Sheriff Lee Hansen and state patrolman Kelly Houk issued a joint warning to drivers about negligence around school buses. The statement cites Idaho motor vehicle laws and education department guidelines, emphasizing caution near children and buses.

Lee Hansen Kelly Houk Idaho State Department of Education

Lenona Edgley Chosen to Sing at 4-H Congress

Lenona Edgley a sixth year 4-H clothing member from Franklin County was selected to appear on an all 4-H talent program at the national 4-H club congress in Chicago November 26 to 30. Idaho’s sole representative, she may bring her accompanist, with Miss Carol Goaslind joining as guest. Her entry included a scrapbook and records of 4-H club work.

Congress Chicago United States Rubber Company Idaho Edgley Carol Goaslind Ray Bright

Democratic Committee Thanks Voters Pledge Cooperation

Mark Hart chairman of the Franklin county Democratic central committee states voters expressed themselves clearly. The committee pledges wholehearted support for democratic candidates and an ongoing effort to strengthen the two party system as a safeguard against communism and other isms.

THE Citizen Mark Hart Franklin County Democratic Central Committee Hart

Rural Youth Talent Show Tonight At Courthouse

Franklin County Farm Bureau federation sponsors a youth talent show at the courthouse this Wednesday at 8 PM. Open to youths ages 13 to 28 with no charge, winners advance to Pocatello on November 27 to compete against district winners.

Pocatello Farm Youth Organization Franklin County Farm Bureau Federation

Farewell Social For Three Missionaries

A missionary farewell social will be held Friday November 24 at 8 p.m. in the Preston sixth ward chapel for three boys who have received mission calls. Earl Stark Arell Christensen and Oris Corbridge are the honorees, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stark Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Corbridge. All friends and relatives are invited.

Preston Sixth Ward Earl Stark Oscar Stark Arell Christensen Auraul Christensen Oris Corbridge James Corbridge

Banquet Set November 25 for M Men and Gleaners

The Franklin stake house will host a banquet Saturday November 25 at 8 p.m. General chairs are Keith Larson Mae Foster Margaret Winward and Morris Poole. The theme is for which we are thankful with Thanksliving decorations. Franklin stakes men and Gleaner girls are invited.

Franklin Stake Keith Larson Mae Foster Margaret Winward Morris Poole Franklin Stakes

Mountain States Telephone Plans $18 Million Idaho Expansion

H P Stommel Idaho manager announces Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co will spend $18 million over three years on Idaho expansion if earnings rise enough to attract investors. In Franklin County the share totals $218,000 to improve service for 54 communities with new dial systems, longer lines, and more rural service, targeting urban access and reduced rural lines.

H. P. Stommel Idaho Mountain States Telephone,and ‘Telegraph Co Robert Fulton Preston Exchange Franklin County Stemmel Franklin Fulton Banida Mink Creek Treasureton Whitney Dayton Clifton Oxford

Local Employes Complete Chrysler Master Technicians Course

Three members of the Phil West Motor Co were honored by Chrysler for completing the first 12 sessions of the in factory approved servicing program. Certificates were awarded to George Wilcox Leon Manning and Merlin Larsen for a year of participation in the master technicians service plan. Wilcox service manager for West Motor has four and a half years with the firm and two years in the course. Manning has three years with the company and also completed two years of the program.

Chrysis Cornation Mmasion Irvin Chill West Leon Manatlag Fender and Pall Georga Wilcox Paul Vole Lriceiton ‘Raan Absa Yhea Solon Merlin Larsen Wilcox Manning and Lerson Thore Avrardsd Corilficates Phil West Motor Co Chrysler Corporation DeSoto-Plymouth Chrysler , Corporation George Wilcox Leon Manning Merlin Larsen George Wilcox Preston Armed Service West Motor

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