Governor Len Jordan Calls Idaho Defense Bond Drive
The message urges public support for the defense bond drive led by Governor Len Jordan. It stresses time limits on individuals but long influence, urging citizens to buy Series E bonds to fund national defense and to involve employees and communities before the drive closes on February 27.
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Pintegeo
Graeae
Len Biordan
America
Ilarheienthy
Len Jordan
Idaho
Franklin County Students Attend Idaho State College
Sixteen students from the Preston area join 1438 Idaho State College enrollees for the first semester. From Oxford: Dwight W. Jensen and Sheldon R. Nelson. Weston contributed one student, and Dayton two. Preston sends many majors including pharmacy, pre medical, chemistry, speech drama, education, political science, general studies, physics, and trade and industrial education.
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Preston
Idaho State ‘College
Oxford
Weston
Dayton
Dwight W. Jensen
Sheldon R. Nelson
Nile . Hansen
Kenneth
Nielsen
Elvin —J. Cutler
Boyd
D.“Nash
H. ‘Eugene
Kenneth .H. Olsens
Ronald D. Seamons
Mary Jane Handy Aids Speech Survey at State College
Mary Jane Handy reports on a three day speech survey conducted with Dr Jones at Utah State Agricultural College. The study tested 1007 students, finding 105 with speech defects including 13 stutterers and two cleft palates. A remedial program will be set up for parents and teachers. Miss Handy previously worked for North Dakota State Health Department in Rapid City.
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Jane
Handy
Franklin
Seraduate
Ebl
Jones
Utah
Agricultural -College
Cotrecine
North Tie Dakota
Brent Nash Engages in College Activities and Music
Brent Nash participates in college programs and public service efforts. He studies music as a major and contributes to campus life with choir and service activities, while aligning with ROS brigade duties and college organizations.
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Brent Nash
Secunciiman
Perfoya
SS Sats
Nash
Deli ta¢Phi
Heuis
Paentee
Fcollége
RO ‘Tc
Mrs Jennie Holt Wins Talent Show
Mrs Jennie Holt a Franklin county resident won the talent show with a reading from her poetry book. Joan Johnson took second with a piano piece Perpetual Motion. Other contestants included Jerry Mortenson Max Clute and guest soloist Mrs Elnora Palmer.
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Jennnie Holt
Franklin County
Joan Johnson
Jerry Mortenson
Max Clute
Elnora Palmer
Verl“Bauman
Billy Kershaw
Dale“Winnandd
Eon Dockstader
Reading
Nancy
Winnvand
Anita Nash
Kae Ge Crabtree
Buen
Oil Progress Week Proclaimed in Preston Franklin County
Mayor Rulon Dunn issued a proclamation calling attention to Oil Progress Week. The notice explains the oil and service station industries and their role in meeting civilian and military needs amid a strained production program. It notes local residents and businesses plan exhibits and activities to show industry efforts and economic impact.
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Rulon* Dunn
America
United’ States
Birds and Game Dept Creates Refuge and Abolishes Three
Idaho fish and game department announces creation of a new bird refuge at the Beat River bridge on the Dayton Preston highway and west along the canal. The commission also abolishes Franklin county bird refuge No. 1 and refuge No. 3.
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Idaho@ fish and game department
Boise
Dayton-Preston
Cache Canal
Brea
Franklin ‘County
Franklin County
West Side Pirates Triumph to Claim Fifth District Title
The West Side Pirates beat Bancroft 20 to 12 at home as Clair Austin and El Roy McDermott scored touchdowns and Westover added the extra point. The victory secures the South division championship in the fifth district class B, with a Spud Bowl rematch set at Idaho State College in Pocatello. A homecoming dance capped the evening with Queen Elaine Dalley and attendants among the festivities.
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Steueee
Zatternodes
Mets
zCowboyse
Bancroft
Eseotual
Cowboys
Pirates
Arted Coring
Helman Dollar
Clair Austin
Clair “Westover
Roy McDermott
Austin
Elaine Dalley
Ailein Mer
Joyce
Elainé Andérson
Elroy, McDermott
Hog Pool Sale Reports Strong Prices at Franklin County
The Franklin County Live Stock Marketing Assn sold 217 hogs to Cudahy Packing Co North Salt Lake at the regular pool on a Wednesday last week. Average price 21.10 dollars per cwt, total weight 2,790 pounds and combined receipts 10,426.33 dollars. The next pool is planned for next Wednesday.
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Sayers
Franklin
Packing Co
North
Salt ‘Lake
Missionary J Neff Boothe Honored With Farewell Testimonial
A farewell testimonial for J Neff Boothe longtime Preston High School English teacher and senior president of the 18th quorum of seventy will be held Sunday at 7 30 PM in the Preston First Ward chapel. Boothe leaves November 5 for the eastern states mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. The school board granted a leave of absence. he plans to return in September 1953.
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Preston First Ward
Boothe
18Th Quorum of Seventy
Eastern States
Church of Jesus, Christ
Latter-day Saints
Beetth
Franklin Stake M “Iy A
Préston
Lions Club
Craner
New livestock sale set to open in Franklin county pavilion
A new livestock sale opens this week at a Franklin county pavilion with expected strong turnout from buyers across the country. Stockmen are invited to consign cattle and dairy stock. sellers should receive market prices, and the pavilion promises weekly sales to help small operators avoid shipping to large markets.
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Ies
Eeason
Fedeonie
Dehedilea
Meornorat
Ben ‘Stanger
Pocatello
Ogden
J Gale
Uni
Speen
Franklin ‘County
Deer Season Opening Accident Near Cub River Church
On opening day a car driven by Mr Hodges hit a truckload of horses near half-mile south of the Cub River church. The auto skidded on the shoulder and rolled over. All occupants including the driver looked back to see if a deer was being chased.
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Hodges
Man Unconscious After Canyon Horseback Fall
Dean Handy of Franklin remained unconscious at Preston hospital after a Monday evening horseback accident in Cub River Canyon. Handy and companion Birch Cornish were riding when the horse fell on him, pinning him and causing a head impact that is feared to have caused a brain concussion.
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Dean Handy
Franklin
Preston
Cub ‘River ‘Canyon
Mr. Handy
Birch
Cornish
Handy
They Always Debated Renewing The Preston Citizen
They and others debated whether to renew a subscription to The Preston Citizen as the low charge for another year was offered. Clift Barton of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute wrote with a personal check for $3 to advance one year, urging continued readership.
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Preston Citizen
Clift
Barton
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N.Y
W. K. Barton
Preston
Navy Supply School Graduate Ke <unreadable>
Ens Carroll Whitney completed instruction at the Naval Supply Corps School Bayonne New Jersey after attending the University of California Berkeley. He received his commission in the supply corps U S Navy in June 1951.
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Naval
Orpseschool
Bayonne
Kei E. “Whitney
Isupply ‘Corps
Sonsor
M.er
Whitney
Weston
University of California, Berkeley
Misuse of firearms warned as severe penalties urged
The sheriff warned that misuse of firearms is a serious offense with penalties to the full extent of the law. He noted fatal accidents could bring involuntary manslaughter charges and urged gun owners to handle carefully and watch where they shoot.
Mrs Milo Hobbs Recovering After Auto Crash
Mrs Milo Hobbs is improving at Memorial hospital Preston after a Sunday head on collision on highway 91 near Preston. She sustained a broken kneecap a cracked collarbone a severe forehead cut and bruises and was unconscious for a time. Her husband Milo Hobbs proprietor of Milo's Drive in Market was driving. Glen Bright and Sprunt were in vehicle as the train distracted the driver the car wandered toward the left side of the highway.
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Milo Hobbs
Preston
Memorial Hospital
Whitney
Hobbs
Milo
Salts Lake
Glen “Bright
Mr. Sprunt
Holstein Ends Official Test for Henry Drury Cow
Bonnie Korndyke Prospect Fay, a Holstein-Friesian cow owned by Henry Drury and Sons of Preston, completed a 365 day production test. The cow yielded 2 pounds of butterfat and 15 849 pounds of milk, milking twice daily. The testing period began when she was 11 years and three months old and was supervised by the University of Idaho in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Bonnie, Korndyke Prospect Fay
Henry Drury.& Sons
Preston
Times Daily
University of Idaho
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Neeley Dies at 67 in Preston Utah Home
Ira L Neeley longtime resident of Preston died at home at age 67 after a mission service. Survived by Myrtle Greaves Neeley his wife four children and many relatives. Services scheduled for 1 p m Monday at the Oneida stake house with burial in Preston Cemetery under Webb Mortuary direction.
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Ira L “Neeley
Rash
Lis Neeleyes
Pele
Preston
Thatcher
Ater
San
St cyHer
Bor Riverdaléy
Greaves
Logan’ “Temple
Ae Central
Grace
LDS
Highdories
Myrtle Greaves
Neeley
Ariel
Letha Harris
Ronia Winger
Bremerton
Wash
Loria Rubew
Chicago
L. A. Neeley
Orville Neeley
Riverdale
Milton Neeley
Ogden
Clarence Neeley
Cornisi
Loria Neeley
Malin
Ore
Hergheleeley
Cedar City
U Uti
Lowell Eeley
Myrtle
N. Wright
Oneida
Will
Andes
Public survey on Preston hospital needs shows strong support
A local census on Preston hospital facilities reveals overwhelming favor for a new hospital. Respondents include 163 yes 113 no to building two new adequate hospitals and 47 255 yes to current services being well equipped.
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Ana Boe
Sahil
Praia
Metea
Franklin County
Preston
Earber Hospital
New, Hospital
Andy
Pany
General” ‘Hospital
Iestionatre
Beet harvest promising this year in Franklin County
Beets are in good position as harvest proceeds rapidly despite rain slowdowns. Officials expect unusually high tonnage and sugar content, with tops usable for livestock feed. US Agriculture notes high feed demand and analyses show beet byproducts rival or exceed Western feed values per acre.
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Franklin “County
Cai
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Specialists
Farm Bureau Bay City Meeting Set for Franklin County
The Franklin County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting at the Franklin County courthouse on October 25 at 8 o clock. Speakers include John Es state executive secretary and George Yates head of the Idaho Farm Insurance Co. A question and answer period will follow their talks. Special musical numbers and entertainment are to be included.
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Franklin
Frank Gilbert
John Es
George’ Yates
Ydaho Farm ‘Insurance ‘Co
P S Services Chief Calls on Firms Here
Murray Jensen head of the services branch of the district office of price stabilization visits firms in eastern Idaho beginning Oct 15 for two weeks. He toured Preston McCamnbhon Arimo Downey Malad and Swan Lake to aid businesses selling services in meeting ceiling price regulation 34.
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Eastern
Idaho
Murray Jensen
District Office of
Jensen
Preston
McCambhon
Arimo
Downey
Malad
Swan Lake
Enrollment study shows Idaho State students by faith
About half of Idaho State College’s 71,397 students this semester report religious affiliation. The registrar’s religious census lists 12,19 with preferred faiths including Latter Day Saints as the largest group, Methodists second, Catholics third, with many denominations represented and small counts for several churches.
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Idaho State College
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‘days Saints
Regis‘trar
T.S. G
Lutherain
Fuia Syd Atest
Gother
Church of Christ
Brothers
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Ben Pai
J. Neff Boothe
New
Missionary
J Neff ‘Boothe
Preston Tae
Siefe- Boothe
Ens
Whitey
Navy
Henry Drury
Holstein
Bay Tee
Farm! Bureau
P.S
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