Chase to Speak at Oneida Stake Youth Conference
Dr. Daryl Chase, president of USAC at Logan, will be guest speaker at the Oneida stake quarterly youth conference Sunday evening October 16 at 8 o'clock in the stake house. The theme is Youth and Its Promise. Chase has a extensive background in education and public speaking and is well known in the area. He began teaching seminary in Preston and served as dean of men at Logan, later becoming president of USAC Cedar City and then president of the Logan State College after President Dixon's resignation.
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Stake Quarterly
Stakehouse
Dr. Chase
Chase
Preston
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USAC
Cedar City
Dixon
Greaves Visit Includes Los Angeles Visitor in Ogden
Mr and Mrs T K Greaves hosted Warren Felstead of Los Angeles in Ogden for two weeks of business travel during Monday and Tuesday visits.
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T. K. Greaves
H im-Ogden
Nurses Training Program Approved by State Board
Final approval granted for Franklin County General Memorial hospital practical nurse training program. Aptitude test scheduled for Oct 21. applicants must file at the hospital before the 21st. Additional application blanks available at the hospital.
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State ‘Board of Niece
Franklin County
General Memorial
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Former Postal Worker Earns Commendation for 36 Years
Earl Goaslind, recently retired after 36 years with the postal department in Breston, received a certificate and commendation from the postmaster general Arthur E. Summerfield for his long service. He began as a rural carrier in 1919 and later moved to city delivery, becoming the first local retiree to reach the required years.
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Earl Goaslind
Postal ‘Department
Breston
Hace
Arthur E. Summerfield
Goaslind
McCune Motor Co Celebrates 20th Anniversary Jubilee
McCune Motor Co of Preston marked its twentieth anniversary in October with weekly prize drawings. The first week's winners were James P. Condie of Preston who received two Goodyear tires, Marie E. Lindhardt of Preston was awarded a set of new auto seat covers, and Evan M. Harris of Preston won two and a half gallons of anti freeeze.
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McCune Motor Co
Preston
Ford-Mercury
James P.condie
Goodyear
Marie E. Lindhardt
RFD
Porcupines Targeted as Forest Damage Cause
Forest Service urges hunters in Cub Logan and Blacksmith Fork drainages Cache National Forest to shoot porcupines on sight to curb overpopulation. Supervisor R E Crowell notes rising populations threaten timber, scenic values, and young trees. porcupines not protected by game laws.
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Logan
Blacksmith Fork
Cache ,National ‘Forest
Crowell
Elks in Boise Rename Rehabilitation Center
Clarence Kendrick, Boise Elks board member, announced the Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Center name change to reflect its services. The board discussed $500,000 construction plans for handicapped children and adults, citing inadequate current facilities. Completion is expected in 1956.
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Clarence” Kendrick
the Elks ‘ Convalescent
Boisé
Idaho Elks
Sycenine
Kendrick
The
Boise
Dentist Merrill Announces Office Closure for Convention
Dr L V Merrill states his dental practice at 77 South State St will close from this Saturday through Monday Oct 31 as he travels to San Francisco to attend the National Dental Association convention.
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L. V. Merrill
South, State St
Preston, Citizen
Dr."Merrill
San Francisco
The
National Dental Assn
Hunting accident ends day with death and injuries in Preston
Daniel Duate Sedmoris, 49, of Preston, died after a heart attack while hunting in Franklin basin. Two Montpelier hunters assisted, Alfred Jones, 21, shot in the foot, and his brother Tom 24 helped move him four miles to Cub River canyon. Ray Coburn and others brought the injured to Preston Hospital where Alfred and others were treated for injuries from a horse accident during hunting in Caribou county.
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Preston Hospital
Daniel Duate ‘Sedmoris
Preston
Franklin Basin
Seamons
Brent ‘Martin
Lewis Alder
Agaia
Montpelier
Caiié
Alfred “Jones
Tom
Cub River Canyon
Tom Jones
Albuquerque
N. M
Ray Coburn
Caribou County
Ruler Dunn family at regional tuberculosis convention
Mr and Mrs Ruler Dunn attended the tuberculosis association convention last Tuesday through Thursday in Boise Idaho representing Franklin County. On the way home they visited Mr and Mrs Robert Fulton for the weekend in Twin Falls.
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Ruler.Dunn
Tuberculosis Association
Boiseay
Franklin County
Robert Fulton
Twin ‘Falls
Preston FFA to Represent Preston High at National Convention
Gale Moser and Gordon Jensen of Preston High will lead 52 Idaho boys at the national FFA convention in Kansas City this week. The group attends events like American Farmer degrees and public speaking, visiting Abilene, Boys Town, and the Denver mint en route. Accompanying chaperones are Lincoln Orme of Preston and Chase Pond of Bonneville High School.
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Moser
Gordon Jensen
Preston High School
Kansas City
Idaho
J.“L
Whitney
Jensen
Prensen
Preston
Chase
Bonneville High School
New Manager Named for Preston Telephone Exchange
Gus Mink, formerly with Ares, appointed manager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. Preston exchange. He replaces Bruce Knight who is transferred to Boise. Mink has 14 years with the company and led Arco's office last year and a half. Knight served two years in World War I and has three sons. He is a native of Weiser and educated in Boise.
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Air’’ ‘Force
Yand
Boise
Rain Gauge Installed on Willow Flat Snow Course
The Soil Conservation Service has installed a rain gauge on the Willow Flat Snow Course as part of a larger network to improve irrigation water forecasts. Hawkes, Nash, Fennesbeck, and Smith aided the effort, with plans to provide more information to local farmers. Missing stream gauges on Mink Creek and Cub River could be reactivated at low cost, but funding remains via private sources. The federal government would cover half the cost if local funds are raised.
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Soil Conservation ‘Service
Hawkes
Alton
Nash
Myron Fennesbeck
Melvin ‘ Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin
Oil Conservation District
Mink Creek
Young Organist Wins Music Award at Spud Day
Walter Whipple aged 11 won a music award at the annual Spud Day celebration in Shelley for a piano and organ duet with Linda Bowne. The pair earned $25. Walter lives in Idaho Falls and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Atkinson of Dayton.
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Walter Whipple
Shelley
Linda Bowne
Walter
Idaho Falls
Earl J. Atkinson
Dayton
West Side Students Prep for Homecoming Festivities
West Side MieCk School plans a homecoming game against Bancroft Friday at 2 p.m. Students nominate a queen with finalists Janice Schvaneveldt Julie Robinson Kerma Wellenswander Veda Schwaneveldt. Student groups organize events and the dance with decorations and floor arrangements.
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West Side
MieCk School
Bancroft
Janice Schvaneveldt
Julie Robinson
Kerma Wellenswander
Ttargarst Beutler
Veda ‘Schwanevaldt
Lettermen
Refrashvents Avay
Stencing
Lef
Danice ‘Schvaneveldt
Margare
Bepiler
Fron
Ccoma Neucaswdader
Veda Schvaneveldt
Preston Legion to Host Saturday Night Dance
The American Legion post announces its regular Saturday night dance will proceed with a toned down program. The event invites all members to attend as speeches and a social dose of music are planned, reflecting a quieter evening.
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Preston: American Legion Post
Swiss Peace, Folklore, and Music Highlight Preston Club Meeting
The Preston Knife and Fork club will host a Monday evening session at the county courthouse featuring Toni Gauer. The Swiss-born author and musician will discuss Switzerland’s peaceful stance amid regional tensions, its free enterprise system, and its Alpine folk music tradition.
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Preston Knife and Wolk Club
Toni’ Gauer
Apansall
United States
Ohio Wesleyan
Gauer
Switzerland
Vance A Mendenhall Tazes Cruiss En Sub
Vance A Mendenhall of Clifton, interior communications electrician in the U S Navy, details a tour aboard a submarine. The report notes crew members had opportunity to visit a base and meet officers during a West Coast voyage.
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Tazes Cruiss
Vance’. A. Mendenhall
Cliftom
Interior ‘Communicaions Electriciam Direman
Iba
Auty
Wests Twaters
Seud-Submarine
Bok Af Nye
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