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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1955

Page

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Mabel Atkinson Wins Idaho Writers League Awards

Dayton author Mabel L. Atkinson, wintering in Salt Lake City, earned two awards in the Idaho Writers League annual state contest. Her radio play The Miracle placed second, and her article Is He a Modern Milton? won first honorable mention at Boise state conference. She also won Midwest Chaparral poets sweepstakes in Lincoln Nebraska for Faith of Our Pioneer Mothers and received two more prizes for best dialogue and best patriotic poems along with two honorable mentions in state and roll call divisions.

Mabel L. Atkinson Dayton Salt Lake City Idaho Writers’ League

Nampa Leader to Share Russia Tour Experiences at Preston Banquet

Julius M. Kleiner of Nampa will report on his farm group tour of Russia during the past summer at the Preston Chamber of Commerce harvest banquet in Oneida stakehouse Thursday evening, November 10. Born in the Russian Ukraine, he studied at the University of Kiev, emigrated to the United States in 1916, and became a citizen in 1922. He and Emma Weinberger married in 1919 and have two sons, Walter and Eugene.

Julius M. Kleiner Nampa Russia Preston Chamber of Commerce Oneida Stakehouse Mr. Kleiner Ukraine University of Kiev United States Seattle Butte Mont Kleiner Emma Weinberger Butte, Mont Walter H. Kleiner Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Sigma XI Eugene M Kleiner Amherst College Amherst Mass Asia Europe

Miner Bruner to Conduct Services at Community Church

Rev. Miner Bruner of Logan will lead Sunday morning services at 9 o'clock in the courthouse basement. Sunday school follows at 10. Last Sunday Ross Game of Logan brought his class and a talk on the United Nations was given by a class member.

Miner Bruner Logan Ross Game United Nations

First Aid Courses Offered to Public in Franklin County

Public first aid classes by the American Red Cross will start next Monday at Preston High School. Sessions run 7 p m to 10 p m Monday through Friday, with a second part set for November 14 13. Instructors are Scott Dunlop and Donald Adams of Twin Falls.

Franklin County Red Cross Preston High School American Red Cross Scott Dunlop First Aid Donald Adams Twin Falls

Red Cross Here Names Chairman

Howard Johnson, a local businessman and hotel operator, has been chosen to head the Franklin county chapter of the American Red Cross. He succeeds A. E. Kross, who is leaving for San Francisco to join the Red Cross field organization.

Howard Johnson Franklin County American Red Cross Johnson A. E. Kross San Francisco American Red Cross Field Organization Mel Burrup Vic Peterson Home Service Faye Houk Scott Dunlop Aphrodel Mitchell

Eight Preston Area Students Enroll at Idaho State College

Eight Preston area students are among Idaho State College’s 2030 record enrollment for the first semester. Five Preston residents join from Oxford two and one each from Thatcher Dayton and Mink Creek. Names include John R. Brown Don A. Hampton Keith Howe Elmonte R. Jabbs Lois M I Seamons Marvin G Jensen Connie Kendall Carden Wright Dareth O Balls Warren JD Wilde.

Preston Idaho State College Oxford Thatcher Dayton Mink Creek John R. Brown Don A. Hampton Keith Howe Elmonte R. Jabbs Lois MI Seamons Marvin G Jensen Connie Kendall Carden Wright Dareth O Balls Warren JD Wilde

Jerome Tigers edge Preston Indians in cross state tilt

Jerome remains undefeated with a 13-7 win over Preston as two Indian mistakes set up Tiger touchdowns. Bill Scholes connected for a late score and extra point as Preston prepares to host Oakley in another cross state league game while Minidoka leads the standings.

Preston Indians Jerome Tigers Preston Bobbles Tiger Indian Territory Jerome Tigers Preston Bill Scholes McKell Crawford Scholes Oakley Minidoka High School Rupert Indians Baa Tigers Dal Shaffer Preston End Gordon Jensen

A E Kross Leaves for American Red Cross Post

A E Kross of Preston will leave for San Francisco to become assistant field director for the American Red Cross. After orientation he will be assigned to a western military post then serve with overseas installations. He has volunteered with the Red Cross two years and chaired Franklin County campaigns. He thanks Franklin county residents and will return when possible.

E. Kross Preston San Francisco American Red Kross American Red Cross Franklin County American Red Cros Vic Peterson Home Service Mr. Kross

Four County Youths to Report for Induction Exams

Franklin County youths Devers Peterson Fenton Larson Vernon Nelson Ernest Mylrose and Franklin Wayne Bennett are ordered to report for physical examinations and induction. Peterson Larson Nelson Mylrose report Nov 3 while Bennett leaves Nov 2 for induction on Nov 3. Joseph Truman Sharp of Preston was released Oct 21 after navy service earning national defense and good conduct medals. Darrell Manning of Preston commissioned second lieutenant in the Air Force Aug 30.

Joseph Truman Preston Franklin County Armed Navy Faye Houk Selective Service Board Darrell Manning Air Force Devers J Peterson Fenton E. Larson Vernon J Nelson Mink Creek Ernest L. Mylrose Franklin Wayne C Bennett

Ronald Seamons Named to ISC Honor Roll

Ronald D Seamons a Preston senior majoring in physics mathematics earned all A grades second semester and helped 16 students achieve all A records during the year at Idaho State College. The registrar announced 43 students earned high honors with 15 attaining all A grades for the year.

Idaho State College Ronald D. Seamons Preston Seamons

Conference to open weekend events with priesthood meetings

Platis announces weekend conference starting at 6 30 p m Saturday with an invitational priesthood meeting at 10 a m Readers invited. Hugh B Brown and the twelve apostles will participate as part of the program reflecting church leadership activities.

Franklin Hugh B. Brown Twelve Apostles

Doinglag Palmer at Testimonial

A missionary testimonial honors Douglas D. Palmer son of Mr and Mrs Dave Palmer Preston. He will speak Sunday at 7 30 pm in Preston fourth ward before departing for the Great Lakes mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Palmer attended Preston High School 1953 54 and BYU as a journalism major. He was associate editor at The Preston Citizen and participated in BYU music groups and AFROTC chorus. He attends chorister duties in Preston ward Sunday school and departs for Salt Lake City mission home November 2 with a Great Lakes assignment starting November 9.

Preston Preston Fourth Ward Great Lakes Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Spissionaey Awa iHigh School Brighary Young University Preston Citizen BYU Symphony Orchestra Afrotc Chorus Press Club University Chorus Cache Valley Club Lambda Delta Sigma Preston Fourth Palmer Salt Lake City

Drury Holsteins Among Best In Herd Tests

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America released lists of all time state readers from the Herd Improvement Registry. With over 70 000 cows on test the process sorted records via punch cards and automatic machines. Drury Lane Vick Fay Barney placed second in the full aged cow class with 18 142 pounds of milk and 6861 pounds of butterfat.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Drury Entry Drury Lane ‘Vick

Outstanding Soldier of September Named for 1200‐Man Unit

Cpl Kenton G Fredrickson son of Mr and Mrs George Fredrickson Weston was chosen outstanding soldier for September from a 1200 man group. He has served in Okinawa and elsewhere with the army.

Kenton G. Fredrickson George Fredrickson Weston Okinawa Iai Anid Asc ‘A Wird Bey Army

Drowns After Car Hits Pole In Canal Near Grace

Blaine Panter 21 of Cleveland dies when his car on highway 34 hits a utility pole and bridge, plunging into a canal near Grace. Evan Harris and Wal Dean McComb of Preston were passengers. driver undetermined. Funeral held at Grace Tabernacle. Panter a Grace High School graduate and cheese factory employee.

Blaine Panter Franklin County Leland Panter Cleveland Grace Highway Evan Harris Waldean McComb Preston Panter Caribou Soda ‘Springs Harris McComb Pahter Grace ‘Tabernacle Grace High School Hdaler Thatcher Delos Bell Blaine Dockstader Sisters of the Seattle Nancy Mee‘Gregor William Blaine Panter Owen Ahdreason Grace Cemetery

Preston business closes as Jensen exits for Salt Lake City

After over a decade in Preston, Mr Jensen ends his International Harvester venture and moves to Salt Lake City to enter the ski lift field. He sells all new and used machinery at bargain prices as his large building is taken over by R C Affleck for an automobile agency.

Preston Jensen Salt Lake City International Harvester R. C. Affleck Automomobile

Canning Center To Close 31st

The Franklin county canning center will close Oct 31 with a shorter run and fewer cans processed than normal. Cans total about 75 000 versus 118 000 last year. The center will be open today Friday Saturday and Monday both day and evening to accommodate groups. The rented boiler must be returned the first of November.

Franklin County Canning Center Franklin County Canning Committee

Neldon B Jensen Reported In Japan Navy Duty

Neldon B Jensen a damage controlman apprentice in the US Navy is reported to have reported to the U S naval air station Atsugi Japan in September 1954 He is the son of Richard Jensen of 395 West First South Preston He has been assigned to the public works department since enlisting in January 1955 Jensen graduated from Williston High School Williston North Dakota

Neldon Jensen USN Richard Jensen 395 West First South Preston U. S. Naval Air Station sAtsuge Japan Sworks Navy Williston High School Williston N. D

Halloween Party Returns for Preston Youths

The Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Halloween party for local youngsters on Monday October 31 with a 7 pm Central school parade through the business district and a free show at the high school at 8 pm Prizes for best costumes and snacks and a 9 pm prize ceremony are planned Jaycees sell screwdrivers to fund the event with about 100 sets remaining Purchases available from Jaycee members or Dan Belnap barber shop 24 West Oneida The party aims to curb vandalism and restore a long running community event after a funding gap.

Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce Dan Belnap Jaycee Central School Jaycees Belmap Jaycee Organization Belnap West Oneida

Wayne Valentine Joins Geology Field Trip

Wayne H. Valentine a University of Idaho student from Preston joined about 250 students on a special train for a daylong geology field trip to the Clearwater valley. The civil engineering major is enrolled in a physical geology course and participated in guided stops along the trip.

Wayne H. Valentine University of Idaho Preston Clearwater Valley Valong Valéntine

Julie Simmons Wins Eastern Idaho Make It Yourself With Wool Junior Title

Julie Simmons of Preston won the junior division in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest at Blackfoot. The eastern Idaho event named her the junior representative, with senior honors going to a Malad contestant. Several Franklin county girls competed and wool outfits were created as 1955 4-H club projects.

Julie Simmons Preston Idaho Blackfoot Odd Fellows Lodge Hall W .H. Simmons Eastern Idaho Malad Franklin County Judith Baur Claron Buxton Kathryn Wilde Imogene Erickson Diane Palmer Louise Johnson Mary Joe Morrison Carol Smith Paulime Nash Carma Rae Schow Franklin Coun Dion Lucretia Maughan Floyd Erickson W. H. Simmons Leo Palmer Dan Johnson Ownes Baur Susie Buxton Idaho Wool Growers Assn Patricia Maughan Jeppson

Jensen’s Lolamplement Firm Closes After Advertising Scandal

A local firm branded as Jensen’s Lolamplement shuts down amid an advertising tech controversy. The piece notes lingering debts, staff departures, and legal notices as creditors eye settlements while insiders reference international ties and insurance links.

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