Utah Professor Dr Peterson to speak at Preston Knife and Fork Club
Dr L Peterson of Utah State University will be next guest speaker at the Preston Knife and Fork Club dinner meeting. He will discuss Positive Americanism, drawing on his Air Force information officer experience and political science training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eidtgin L. Peterson
Utah
Sind University
Wills
Preston
Franklin
U. S
Provo
Utah State University
University of California At Berkeley
University of California’ At
Los Angeles
Petersorm
Zetta Benson
Logan
Leila
Republican Party
Cedar City
Henry Aldous Dixon
Washington
Chrysler West Motor recognizes three master technicians
West Motor Co of Preston notified this week that three service department members have qualified for Chrysler Corporation awards. Ed Maughan with four years, Cecil Coburn with six years, and William Sparks with eight years were honored for sustained participation in the Master Technicians Service Conference. Phil West said continuous training ensures modern, efficient customer service and that their mechanics are master technicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Motor Co
Plymouth
De-Soto
Preston
Chrysler “Corporation of Detroit
Ed—Maughan
West Motor
Cecil Coburn
William Sparks
Wwe
Phil West
Auto Mishaps In Franklin County Leave One Sheep Dead
In Franklin County last week minor auto incidents were reported with no injuries. Shirley Schwanenveld and daughter Shawna escaped injuries when a car struck a herd of sheep on East Oneida Street, killing one sheep and totaling about 75 dollars in damage. A separate collision near Clifton involved Wesley Hyde and Charles Bailey. a bus failed to stop at a stop sign and the car went into a field after the bus brushed it, with about 150 dollars in damage and the bus driver cited for stop sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Shirley - Schwaneveldt
Weston
Shawna
Clifton
Wesley H. Hyde
Preston
Charles K. Bailey
County Road
Charles Batley
County ASC Conclave Set For December 11
The ASC county convention to elect the county committee for 1959 will meet at 1 p.m. December 11 at 124 South State Street. Chairman Henderson of the Idaho ASC reports a beet acreage allotment of 40 acres for the 1959 crop, compared with 6 965 acres in 1958. Farm operators must file requests for individual farm allotments using forms at county ASC offices and beet sugar company fieldmen.
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ASC
South State Street
Raane
Ehiaak
Henderson
Idaho State Agricultural Stabilization and
Woman Recovers Lost Purse With $300 Reunited
Mrs Nathan Casperson of Banida loses a purse containing about $300 while shopping in Preston. Arlo Larsen of Preston finds the purse and returns it with all cash and contents intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan, Casperson
Banida
Casperson
Preston
Arlo Larsen
Explorer basic training session kicks off local program
Fifty five leaders and parents of explorers ages 11 to 17 gathered for the first session of the new explorer basic training program at Oneida stakehouse. Officials said the program aims to engage boys with future-focused leadership, using a new manual dress outfit and clear structure. The second session is Dec 3 on post-organization and leadership, with the final on Dec 8 covering program planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stakehouse
Explorer
University ’ of Michigan
Boy Scouts of “America
Oneida Stakehouse
Tession
Cabnet
J.C. Penney -‘Co
Cache Valley Council
Bij
Ground Observer Corps Disbanding By January 31 1959
Secretary of the Air Force announced the Ground Observer Corps will be deactivated nationwide by January 31 1959 due to advances in jet speed and radar coverage. Detachment officers including Capt James M Thomson and Sgt Richard Cuba and Sgt William E Whitehead reported on the program's end and local officials like Mayor O Sherwin Webb were notified with appreciation for volunteers who served without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Preston
Scott
Dunlop
U.S
GOC
James M. Thomson
Mander
Det
Boise
Richard
Cuba
Pocatello
William E.’ Whitehead
Thomson
O. Sherwin Webb
Apples of Gold Apples of Gold Hart poetry volume on press
Mark Hart announces a new poetry collection Apples of Gold to be released this week by Salt Lake City publisher. Most pieces have appeared in magazines or books such as The Improvement Poets Magazine and Who's Who in Poetry in America. A Harvard-educated dean emeritus praised Hart, calling him a poet of the highest order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hart
Salt Lake City
Erafiu
America
Harvard
English
Hart
Preston Rotary Sea Christmas oratorio set for December
The Preston Rotary Club plans the The Preston Rotary Sea Christmas oratorio on December 17. W. P. Shumway chairs the event with Mrs. Eldai Carlson directing the choir drawn from Franklin County and Cache Valley. Accompanists are Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. Glen Oliverson. A coordinating committee includes Ralph Millar Clifford Warr Dr. G G Blazer Richard Hendricks and Daniel Roberts with special committees assisting Rotarian and Rotaryann Mr and Mrs Harley Greaves and others on transport reception and program duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Stakeh
Dee
Hogge
Tee W. P. Shumsway
Zince
Rotary, Club
Eldai Carlson
Carlson
Franklin’ County
Cache Valley
Mra
William—Davis
wWhitney
Glen’ Oliverson
Shitimway
Ralph Millar
Clifford” ‘Warr
Dr. G
G. Blazer
Richard’ ‘Hendricks
Daniel Roberts
Rotaryann
Harley’ Greaves
Clifford’ ‘Wart
Ox D. Robinson
Gus
Mink
DeMays
Merrill
Royce Fuhrinian
Phil West
Albert
Moser
al Bam
A. N. Wendell's
Eliis Johnson
W. P
Shumway
G. G. Blazer
Young men with paper continue education in accounting course
County Young men with paper: Dean Stevensen son of Mr and Mrs Harold Stevensen, presiding officer, and Beutler, continue their education at a business college. Stevenson is a 1958 West Side High School graduate and Beutler is also a 1958 West Side graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’ Stevensen
Harold Stevensen
Re?erie
Political clash over wheat policy at Idaho convention
At Boise last weekend the American Farm Bureau officials debated Karl Marx policy fears and a two price wheat system while urging Western farmers to shift from controls to production. Charles Shuman urged voting for freedom and warned of spending down to socialism. The Crystal Ballroom hosted talent finals with Betty Jo Nelson representing district No. 7. delegates and officials attended the state convention with remarks on global conditions and school mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Shuman
American ‘Farm
Bureau
Boise
Wei
Middlewest
Crystal Ballroom
Betty Jo
Mink Creek
Douglas’ Nelson
Von
Atkinson
Ben ‘A. Meek
Nedeau
Bledge
Rawlings
Franklin
Frank J. "Gilbert
Ralph’ Esplin
Gilbert
Utah State Dairymen Attend Short Course Discussion
About 57 fieldmen from Utah and Idaho attended Utah State University extension service sponsored short course on advances in dairying. J P Baird Morgan Utah and Grant Christoffersen DHIA supervisor explained herd testing while USA experimental farm discussed pastures irrigation.
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Utah
State
University For Utah
Idaho
Utah State
Baird
Morgan, Utah
Daly
Utah State University’ Extension Service
Utah Daly Industry
Fox
Grant Christoffersen
Around Town Notes and Community News In Maine
Local clippings report on small town happenings in Rockland Maine including store openings and managers, correspondence from Ralph Gilbert and Ogden firm mention, social notes about Eleca Mitchell and El Martien, and a funeral in Sacramento for Frank J Martin. Readers are asked to remit overdue subscription payments and share back papers.
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Blanche
Hallingeworth
Rockland
Maine
Earl
Don
Atlante
Seaboard
Citizn
Efich
City Finance’ Co
James Co
Tim
Harry Dabling
Eleca Mitchell
Riverdale
Sacramento
Cali
Frank
Eleda
West Coast
el -Martien
John Mitchell
Clarence
Bait Lake
Rulon
Montpelier
Elevator Firm Names New Manager and Retires Veteran
Gene Merrill, longtime Salt Lake Elevators employee, named new manager to replace R B Gibson who retires after 42 years with Salt Lake Elevators including 36 years at Preston. Merrill, active in Elks, Ward Clerk, Chamber of Commerce, has two children Bart in Preston and Sharon Nelson in Salt Lake City. George BE Bolly named assistant manager with other Gibson years noted.
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Gene Merrill
Salt Lake
Robert
B.”Gibson
Merrill
The
Elks Lodge
Ward
Chamber
Commerce
Merrills
Bart
Preston
Seventh Ward
Lions Club
Franklin county March of Dimes appoints rector for 1959 drive
The Franklin county program appoints Buckstead Preston as rector to lead the 1959 March of Dimes campaign. The director stresses broad goals including arthritis birth defects and polio eradication, with emphasis on vaccine uptake and expanded research.
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Buckstead
Preston
Franklin
March of Dimés
Tito
Activi
National ‘Foundation
Pee
nsWwe
National Foundation
Patien
Sonenin
of Dimes
Central
Ranklin
Polly
P Edgley
Beckstead
Community Drive
March of Dimes
Wheat Growers Elect Officers for 1959 Season
Wheat Growers Association selects Kolier Weston as president and Candle as vice president and Daniel Roberts as secretary treasurer. Board members include Buttars Johnson Jensen Bergeson Geddes Evans Condie Esplin Reese and others. A drive seeks local membership to form a wheat commission with Idaho State Wheat Growers Association to address over production, consumption, public relations, legislation and related issues.
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Franklin County ‘Wheat Growers Assn
Kolier
Weston
Candle
Daniel
Roberts
Charles
Buttars
Ben Johnson
Glen’ Jensen
Bergeson
Wayne S. Evans
Transportation Committee
G. Condie
Legislativns
Ralph Esplin
Willam
G. Reese
Wint Growers” Association
Keller
Idaho State Wheat Growers
Asan
Wheat Commission
Koller
Sao Whest
Idaho
Polday
Grip Ae
Ata
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Edwin. L. Peterson
Tah
Chrysler Corp
Off Press
Ip’ Stakehouse
County ‘Young
Fann
Elza Bunderson
St. Charles
Lyman
H. ‘Richuss
Elevator Company
R. B. Gibson
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