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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1954

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Idaho highway plan includes Oxford to Dayton and Preston Grace routes

State Sen Tom Heath reports highway officials in Boise confirm 1955 plans include 10 miles hard surfaced on the Oxford to Dayton road and five and a half miles on the Preston Grace highway. The Grace route will be part of the rebuild to Grace, with traffic averages of 293 and 585 on respective roads.

Tom ‘Heath Boisé Highway ‘Department Franklincoun Preston Heath Highway Department Oxford Dayton Grace Road Preston-Grace Grace Oxford To State Highway Department Roscoe C. Rich Burtley Rich Idaho

Local couple opens Polar Bear ice cream business at Wilder

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Fleet and their twin sons Bart and Bruce Nelson moved to Wilder and started a Polar Bear ice cream business. Mrs. Van Fleet formerly managed two theaters and ran Pauline's Gift Shop for three years. Mr. Van Fleet has worked for Franklin County Sugar Co. for three years.

Frank van Fleet Bart Bruce Nelson Wilder van Fleet Pauline Franklin County Sugar Co

Smylie Rally Praises Heath During Idaho Visit

Idaho Attorney General and GOP governor candidate Robert E. Smylie toured Franklin County on Wednesday meeting county candidates in Oxford Clifton Dayton Weston Fairview Franklin Whitney and Preston. He spoke at a Franklin County Republican banquet and addressed about 300 at Isis Theatre praising Senator Tom Heath and predicting a GOP victory in November.

Robert E. Smylie Idaho Branklin Mr. Smylie Oxford Clifton Dayton Weston Fairview Franklin Whitney Preston Margaret Gilbert Altonb. Jones J. Berkeley Larsen Shelley Smylie Franklin County Central“Committee Isis Tom Heath Heath

Tour of Denmark in His Own Auto Told in Detail

Pete Jorgensen, a longtime blacksmith from Pres ton, recounts driving his car from the United States to Denmark across the Atlantic and back, covering 17 000 miles including 11 000 on Danish roads. He notes improvements in Danish life since first visiting and recalls his family’s move to America after 1947.

Denmark Pete Jorgensen Pete “Jorgensen Preston United States New York City Oslofjord Copenhagen Bre Eets Germany Sweden United Jorgensen Tilskov Jyland America

Two Joint P T A Meetings Set For Idaho Candidates

East and West Side P T A councils plan joint meetings on October 25 at Preston High and October 28 at West Side High. Candidates for county commission and state legislators will discuss questions from the Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers on school insurance funding standards private kindergartens juvenile code mental health library services and related issues.

East West Side P-Ta Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers Preston High School Idaho West Side High School

Preston Chamber of Commerce clarifies use of sound truck

The Preston Chamber of Commerce explains its sound truck is for community events only and not a political machine. It notes the truck was used for rodeos and fairs and is available to any group that handles it responsibly, stressing the chamber remains nonpartisan and wants voters to register and vote freely.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Chamber Chamber of Commerce J

Legion Membership Drive Starts with Library Program

A Preston library program Here's to Veterans will be presented Sunday at 3 p m by a city council or library board member. The Legion begins a membership drive and urges all interested to contact legion officers.

Preston Lbrary Legion

Franklin Man Dies of Injuries After Hunt Mishap

A 41 year old Franklin deer hunter Leland Lee William Morrison died from injuries after his horses bolted in a ravine. He fell and was pinned, found conscious briefly, and died after being brought out by companions and rescuers. Funeral held in Franklin with burial in Franklin Cemetery.

Franklin Wallace Chatterton, Jr Hoyer Whitehead Hazen Gilbert Fairview Mr. Morrison Ray Talbot Ogden William and Nettie Bingham Morrison J Hi Morrison Salt" Laké Adele Whitehead Salt ‘Lake Jet Craig Mary Jo Sue Downey Franklin Chapel Marlow Woodward Richard Morrison Grace Robinson Jesus Ivan Woodward Douglas Oliverson Reed Stockdale Cyril Lowe Ada Chatterton Myrtle Woodward Bishop Woodwand W. P. Waddoups Earl Shumway John A. Morrison Franklin Cemetery Conrad Doney

Burglars Take Guns Belonging to Idaho Billiard Hall

Thieves broke a rear door at the Idaho Billiard Hall owned by Richard Tufts and stole rifles and shotguns valued around 800 dollars. The haul included ten firearms such as Winchesters Remingtons Browning and Savage models. Police distributed circulars with serial numbers to other agencies and have no suspects.

Idaho Billiard Hall Richard Tufts Preston

Senator Dworshak to Visit Franklin County Courthouse

U S Senator Henry C Dworshak will visit Franklin County next Wednesday in an informal gathering at the courthouse from 2 30 to 3 30 p m He aims to greet as many friends as possible and invites the public to attend at the designated hour.

U. S Henry C. Dworshak Franklin County

Fulton to Twin Falls in MST T T promote to commercial manager

Robert S. Fulton longtime Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph manager in Preston moves to Twin Falls as commercial manager. He came to Preston in 1947 after serving in Montpelier Driggs and Arco. Fulton active in civic affairs with Preston Chamber of Commerce Elks Lodge Rotary Club.

Fultons Bob University of Utah Fulton Preston The Chamber of Commerce Elks Lodge

Economic Trends Discussed in Preston Rotary Meeting

Roy Nelson of First Security Corp spoke at the Preston Rotary luncheon on regional economic patterns in eastern Idaho. He projected Franklin County retail sales of 9 million in 1954, with 7 million from cash farm income and the rest from other sectors. He noted phosphate and fertilizer industries near Soda Springs and the shift of beef and dairy markets toward the west coast, especially California.

Roy Nelson First Security Corp Preston Franklin County Nelson Soda Springs Idaho California

Dedication of New Hospital Addition Set for Next Wednesday

Two Franklin county teens and an Oneida county youth are in custody on charges of breaking into Brookside on the Preston highway. Entry was made by forcing the front door lock. several cases of beer candy gum and cigarette cartons were stolen. Sheriff Talbot reports the trio confessed to additional gasoline thefts in Franklin and Oneida counties. The Franklin County General Memorial Hospital expansion will be dedicated next Wednesday starting at 2 PM with a program led by Commissioner W. E. Crane.

Franklin County Oneida County Brookside Preston Ray, Talbot Franklin ‘County W. Paul Merrill Talbot Franklin Oneida Franklin County General Memorial Hospital E. Crane Elda Carlson Shirley.m. Palmer Oneida Stake Crane C. A., Sundberg Board of Angus Condie Ariel Nash Henry H. Rawlings Taylor Nelson LDS Stake U. S Henry C. Dworshak C. L. Swenson Board of County Commissioners Hospital Ray F. Croshaw Clyde J. Condie D. Frank Foss Earl H. Strumway Frank J. Gilbert Glen Gamble H. R. Bingham Eli S. Forsgren O. D. Robinson

Manning named instrumental music instructor at Preston High

John Manning, formerly at West Side High, accepts the post at Preston High School succeeding Lynn Bright. Manning plans to split time between the high school and elementary program development, urging fourth graders and up to enroll and visit each elementary twice weekly. He aims to boost an outstanding Eastside district music program and engage hesitant parents and students in the Tausic program.

John Manning West Side High School Preston Manning Lynn Bright Ogden Eastside

Premium Station Grand Opening Planned by Norton Jensen

Max Norton and Keith Jensen announce a grand opening for their new Premium Oil station at Second North and State Streets. Festivities begin tomorrow and run through Saturday with free treats, candy, balloons for children, free Seven-Up, and prizes including gasoline and auto services. Urias Docksteader awarded a 50 by 24 foot warehouse and loading dock project for Phillips Oil Co on State Street. work began yesterday.

Max Norton Keith Jensen Second North Winward Earl Norton Urias Curly” Docksteader Phillips Oil Co

DAV Benefit Sale in Preston for Disabled Veterans

Joseph J. Lambert commander of the Pocatello chapter announces a DAV benefit sale featuring forget me not flowers in Preston this Saturday. Proceeds aid veteran rehabilitation, provide for needy veterans, support blind veterans at Cincinnati center, and fund Idaho hospital supplies through the state department.

Joseph J. Lambert Pocatello Preston Preston High School Claron Buxton Lambert Blind Veterans Training Center Cincinnati State Department Idaho

Band Instrument Demonstration Scheduled at Preston High

John Manning Eastside district instrumental music director announced a demonstration of band instruments at Preston High School next Monday at 7 30 p m. All students and parents are urged to attend. Beginning classes will start soon in Franklin Whitney Fairview Mink Creek Riverdale Winder Banida with rental and purchase plans explained for new and used instruments.

John Manning Eastside Preston High School Manning Franklin Whitney Fairview Mink Creek Riverdale Winder Banida

Soldier of Month Named at Fort Riley Kansas

Harold J. Hebdon a squad leader in the 8imm mortar platoon of Co. D 87th regiment 10th Infantry Division Fort Riley Kan has been named soldier of the month of company D and the first battalion He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hebdon of Clifton Hebdon was selected from outstanding soldiers in the first battalion for battalion soldier of the month He was commended for his soldierly bearing and knowledge of military subjects He entered military service completed basic training and graduated from airborne jump school division drivers school CBR school and the non commissioned officers heavy weapons school Prior to service he was a farmer and later attended North Comlyn School class of 1950

Harold J. Hebdon 87Th Regiment 10Th Infantry Division Fort Riley Kan Edward Hebdon Clifton Hebdon Glendon Heess North Comlyn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxford-Dayton Preston-Grace Projects Frank van Fleets Senator Dworshak Twin Falls Robert S Bob” Fulton Mountain States Telephone R. S. Fulton W. E. Crane John Manning New West Side School John' Manning Fort Riley, Kan
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