Idaho Farm Bureau District One meeting announced
Leo Hansen announces the Southeast Idaho Farm Bureau District One annual meeting set for Saturday Nov 3 from 10 am to 4 pm in McCammon More than 300 farmers are expected Speakers include J W Jarvis B Tolman Wendell Stucki D E Bingham and W Alexander Guests from Bingham and Bonneville counties will attend The meeting aims to show counties how others have acted and to gather resolutions from local and county levels for state consideration
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Teves
Idaho Farm
Bureau
Leo Hansen
McCammon
Hansen
J. W. Jarvis
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Biam Tolman
Utah-Idaho Sugar. Company
Salt Lake” City
Wendell Stucki
Ricks ‘College
Rexburg
E. Duate ‘Bingham
IFBF
Emmiett
Wiliam
Alexander
Western
AYFBF
Laramie
Wye
Farm Bureau
Bandock
Caribou
Bear, Lake
Oneida
Power
Bingham
Bonneville
Phippen Completes Instructors Course at Scott Field
Duane Phippen son of Mr and Mrs W K Phippen Preston recently completed a 36 week radio mechanics course and an eight week instructor training course at Scott Field Illinois He enlisted June 21 1950 and trained at Lackland Kelly Scott before joining the United States Air Force training command He will teach navigational aids and maintenance at the radio mechanics course He and his bride Joan Lund both Preston High graduates now reside in Belleville Illinois
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Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Kelly Field
Scott Field
Phippen
Preston High School
Joan Lund
Preston High
Belleville, Til
Kenneth A Smith Becomes Air Force Major
Capt Kenneth A Smith son of Mr and Mrs Paul K Smith earns the rank of major in the United States Air Force He is a World War II veteran who enlisted in December 1940 and is stationed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base Tucson Arizona He and Mrs Smith have two children Alan and a newborn daughter to be named Cyndia Diane
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Kenneth A.smith
Paul K. Smith
United States Air Force
Maj. Smith
USAF
Davis Monthan Air ‘Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Theme of Mexican Night at Lions Club Party
The Lions Club hosted a Mexican themed evening with decorations posters and pamphlets from the Mexican consul and market. Nash offered a toast to the men Horace Baugh sang in Spanish and Lyle Shipley led Mexican songs. Ross Holland presented a floor show with the Mexican hat dance and bull fighting. USAC trio Hansen Fellers and Stoddard performed. Donna Young and Don Greaves won best costume prizes after a buffet luncheon and dancing.
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Lions Club Ee
Mexichi
Nash
Donna Young
Don ‘Greaves
Robinson Receives Permanent Citation for Meritorious Flight
Lt. Errol Robinson of Preston and Mrs. Carla Ruth Robinson are noted for a permanent citation awarded for meritorious aerial achievement while serving aboard a patrol plane with Patrol Squadron One in the Pacific theater. The report also notes the birth of their baby girl Rhea Ann at the U S Naval Infirmary Oak Harbor Washington on October 4, detailing family connections in Beaumont Texas.
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Wayne Robinso
GSP
Baral
Carla Ruth, Robinson
North First S
Preston
tesRabinzos
Robinson
United States ‘Naval
Sand
U. S. Naval Infirmary
Oak Harbor
Wash
Registered Holstein Bought by Arven Larsen
A registered Holstein Friesian cow from Alma Choules Preston changes ownership to Arven Larsen of Preston. The transfer for Inyo Oxmsby Inka is recorded by The Hastesesian Association of America with registry certificate issued to Idaho breeders in 1950.
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Urven Larsen
Preston
Alma Choules
Inyo
Young Benson wins prize at talent show with solo
A 14 year old boy, Larry Benson, topped a K P S T talent show last week with a vocal solo. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Orville Benson. Norma Crabtree served as guest artist.
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Larry
Benson
Dhd
Orville
Norma Crabtree
Four State 4-H Show Highlights Idaho Readers
Franklin County 4-H and the local Preston club showcased top girls Diana Hampton Marilyn Cole Sharon Nuffer and Bonnie Boden. They earned blue and red awards in clothing projects and the wool growers contest at the Eastern Idaho State Fair and Portland show.
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Franklin
Franklin County
Xvat
Portland
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Washington
Oregon
sDiana Hampton
Adrian Hampton
Ianklin Vo County
Marilyn , 2Cole
Myron Cole
Fairview
Sharon Nuffer
Joseph. A. Nufffer
Preston
Bonnie’ Boden
Leo Boden
Diana Hampton
Jollyettes
Sylvia Hunt
Marilyn‘ Cole
Busyettes
Thelma
Grifféth
Sharon “Nuffer
Defense Officer Visit To Franklin County For Training
Maj. AS Burda air defense officer will visit Franklin County to confer with ground observer corps post supervisors and chief observers on training operations. The tour aims at greater efficiency and closer cooperation among ground observer corps activities in the area. Individuals named include Cleveland Paul Adams Clifton Robert Porter Franklin Wallace Olsen Jr.
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AS Burda
Air Force
Boise
s¢Franklin
Observer “Corp. Aircraft Observation
Erate
Franklin
Cleveland
Paul Adams
Clifton
Robert Porter
Wallace Olsen, Jr
Coburn Released From Army To Return Soon
Corp. William R. Coburn, wife Nanette of Preston, is released from active army duty at the Presidio San Francisco. He was recalled Sept 12 1950 and assigned to the 338th machine records unit at the Presidio HQ Sixth Army. He will remain in the enlisted reserve corps.
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Corp
William R. Coburn
Nanette
West Second North
Preston
Presidio
San Francisco
Coburn
338Th Machine
Presidio of San Rncisco
Sixth Army
Jantyesht
Mien
East Side district to vote on sale of land in 201
East Side class A. school district No. 201 Franklin county will hold a special election on Tuesday November 6 to decide whether the district may sell approximately 1.1 acres of land in the southeast quarter of section 26 township 15 south. Polling places are the Mapleton school and Preston high school from 1 to 8 pm with voting to take place in Mapleton area and other ballots cast accordingly.
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Township 15
Mapleton
Preston
Dairy cattle judging results at Pacific International Livestock Expos
The 1951 Pacific International Livestock Expos in Portland featured dairy cattle judging with top placements led by Choules Preston alternating as team leader. Leé Boyle of Victor won milk grading and butter judging, second in all products. Ben Huggins of Lewiston second in ice cream, fourth in all products. Wendell Herrett Kellogg topped cheese scoring, second in milk grading and butter judging, first in all products. Elmer McGlassen assisted. Boyle, Hughetlis, and Herrett placed high in multiple events. Floyd Gephart Moscow placed third in Holstein judging. Marvin Jagels and Joe Hall also placed in Holstein and all-breeds categories.
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Preston
Yale
Idaho
Pacific
Portland
Lée
Boyle
Victor
Ben« Huggins
Lewiston
Wendell Herrett
Kellogg
Elmer, McGlassen
Husbandman
AS -Acedth
Hugéltis
Herrett
Floyd
Gephart
Moscow
Hed
Marvin
Jagels
Joe
Hall
Buhl
Ayrshire
Pirates Eleven Plays for Title
West Side faces Marsh in a Class B game with high school fans expected to pack the stands. The Pirates seek a clean record as they tangle with their rivals and aim to claim the crucial victory.
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Ghia
Letter from Home Describes The Citizen Subscription Joy
Oral N Beckstead writes from Phoenix about reading The Preston Citizen with pride. He shares work history in Missoula Casper and on the reservation, praising the paper for keeping him informed and promising immediate renewal.
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Beckstead
Phoenix i Arts
Preston
Tay
Wash “T
Amy
Sheen
Casper
Fort
Washakie
Millar
Cin
Missoula
Mont
Wyo
Oxford Youth Editor Appointed at Idaho State College
Dwight Jensen of Oxford has been named assistant and managing editor of the Idaho Bengal student publication at Idaho State College. He is a freshman majoring in speech and drama.
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Dwight Jensen
Oxford
Idaho State College
October Jewels Fall Flower Festival at Utah State Capitol
The annual fall flower festival October 27 28 29 will be held at the Utah state capital. Those wishing to participate may call Mrs Edwin Nuffer for details.
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Utah
Edwin Nuffer
Stake Conference Begins Saturday
Stake Conference opens Saturday with sessions at 8 p.m. for priesthood leaders, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday general sessions, and an 8 p.m. Sunday evening meeting under the Franklin stake MIA. West Side High School choir to provide music Sunday morning.
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EsRay “Christiansen
Toy
Aieeay
We “Sonfevenoe
Franklin Stake Mia
West Side High School
Preston Girl at AC Wins Drama Plaudits
Juanita Jensen of Preston receives compliments for her work on High Tor at Utah State Agricultural College. Jensen, a senior elementary education major, served on construction and painting crews. The production, directed by Dr. Harold J. Hansen, is the season opener for the college theater.
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Juanita “Jensen
Preston
High Tor
Maxwell Anderson
Utah State Agricultural College
Miss" Jensen
Rosetta. Jensen
High
Tor
Harold’ J. Hansen
Utah
L.D.S
Hill” Cumorah
New York State
East
Back to School Night Planned by PTA at High School
The PTA at East Side High announces a Friday evening event on November 2 at 8 o clock featuring a membership drive and a discussion by W H Simmons about the high cost of being absent from school. Attendees will join 15 minute classes followed by light refreshments. Officers include President Mrs Lee Bergquist and Vice Presidents Mrs Arias Dockstader and W H Simmons.
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Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Simmons
East Side
High School
PTA
Lee Bergquist
Arias Dockstader
T. Smith Allen
Phenoi Edgley
Clifford Forsgren
Orris Jenkins
Hunters Report Cattle Seen in Mink Creek Mountains
Report from the Mink Creek Stockmen's Association requests hunters to report sightings of cattle in the Mink Creek Mountains around the area. Dwight Wilde, secretary, asks for prompt communication of any such observations to aid range management and livestock protection.
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Mink Creek
Dwight ‘Wilde
Stockmen’s Assa. Nts
Harvest ball planned by Future Farmers of America
The annual Future Farmers of America Harvest ball will be held tomorrow evening in the high school gym. Candidates Camille Robinson Ruth Smith Joans Larsen and Sharron Beckstead were elected by popular vote of the student body. The queen will be crowned at the dance with a grand march led by FFA officers. A carnival decorations balloons cider confetti and prizes are planned by the committee chaired by David Haworth with members Iver Hendrickson Bruce Alder Derold Smith Gary Larsen Dean Bennett Lynn Talbot Dewayne Winn Alfred Jones Glenn Edwards Devyon Doney John LeFevre Stephen Hinckley Harvey Henderson and Larry Larsen.
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Iver
Hendrickson
David Haworth
Bruce Alder
Derold Smith
Gary Larsen
Dean Bennett
Lynn Talbot
Dewayne Winn
Alfred Jones
Glenn Edwards
Devyon
Doney
John. LeFevre
Stephen
Hinckley
Harvey
Henderson
Larry Larsen
Halloween party invites children to participate in town event
Howard Bennett announces the annual Halloween party for children up to age 12 next Wednesday. A parade starts at 6 p m from Oneida by the post office, ending at the high school auditorium for comedy films and prizes for costumes. Each child will receive candy and popcorn.
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Howard Bennett
The
Presto
Jaycees
Bennett
Oneida
Valso
Family Party at Preston by Jensen's Harvest dealer
Jensen's International Harvester dealer in Preston will hold its annual Family Party on Tuesday afternoon November 6. The event features a vaudeville show promised to be better than ever, with professionals delivering entertainment for all ages. Admission is free in cooperation with International Harvester. The show starts at 2 p.m. and invites all farmers and families to attend.
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Preston
International Harvester Company
Thig.iyear
Three Local 4 H Girls Enter Wool Growers Contest
Betty Kay Griffeth Diana Hampton and Patricia Maughan Preston entered the state wool growers Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Betty Kay and Diana compete in the junior division while Patricia competes in the senior division. Contest held at Pocatello today.
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Betty
Ray Griffeth
Baleview
Diana
Hampton
Patricia
Maughan
Preston
Yare Franklin
Betty Kay
Pocatello
Parley P. Stokes Pioneer Resident Dies in Rupert
Parley P Stokes former resident of Franklin county lived in Meisoka area since late years. Born November 0 34879 in Croydon United Kingdom to Robert P and Helen Thackeray Stokes. Survived by widow daughter Mrs Sie Nisbet three sons Ivan Rupert Alonzo Canvy Clyde Hureka 10 grandchildren eight great grandchildren five brothers and one sister. Burial in Rupert cemetery.
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Parley _P. Stokes
Frank‘lin -County
Meisoka Ee
Werp
Croydon
Ufs
Robert P
Helen ‘Thackeray Stokes
Preston
Mink Creek Ward Conference Invites Community
Mink Creek ward conference will be held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock inviting the public to attend. Residents are urged to be present. A meeting for all ward officers is set for Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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Mink Creek
Benning
Preston Indians Prepare for Malad Tilt After 44-0 Win
Preston aims to rebound with a hard week of practice as they train for Friday’s game against the Malad Dragons. Co captain injuries are expected to heal, Elmo Keller leads a new single wing offense with Gordon Bergquist Ivan Davis and Grant Smith among starters. The Indians seek to even their 2–3 record and boost district hopes, facing Malad in Malad then Montreal Bears at home November 2.
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Preston Indians
Dragons
Glen
Oliverson
Larry Crawford
Jack Merrill
Blackfoot
Elmo
Keller
Preston
Gordon ' Bergquist
Ivan ‘Davis
DeVerl Herzog
Dennis Moser
Will
Larry~ Crawford
Paul Whikinson
Grant Smiths
Indians
Montrellee Bears
Evars Sorenson
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Lions Party
Errol
Sone
Mae & Shea
Arvén Larsen
Watity
FE Song
County
Eee Ao
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Army
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of ‘Home Town Paper
Oxford Youth
California
Cornell
Jensen
Ramona Keller
Eugene
Talbot
Oris
Corbridge
Frestio
Calif
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Penny Plans
Preston Tnndians
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