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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1954

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Enumerators Named for Franklin County 1954 Farm Census

The 1954 census of agriculture for Franklin County announced seven enumerators led by Herman D. Salvesen. They will canvass farms, interview operators, and record details on farming operations, facilities, and equipment over three to four weeks. Training occurred at Downey for four days. The census, conducted every five years since 1840, aims to provide nationwide farm data while protecting individual confidentiality by federal law.

Emma McClun Forsgren Irene B. Schwartz Hyrum J. Ward Merlin J. Larsen Catherine W. Jensen Franklin County Herman D. Salvesen Downey United States Steewass

County Bands To March Saturday At AC Homecoming

The Preston High and West Side High bands join 42 Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada groups in Utah State Agricultural College homecoming parade at 9 30 a m. with 2600 musicians. Floats from downtown merchants and USAC groups, then the Aggies vs Brigham Young football game at 1 30 p m followed by a dance with Tony Pastor and his orchestra.

Preston West Side High Utah State Agricultural College Mammoth Aggie Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada USAC Utah State Aggies Brigham “Young University Union Ballroom Tony Pastor

New 1955 Chevrolets Unveiled at Cranney Chevrolet Co

Local dealer Cranney Chevrolet on South State Street unveiled the 1955 Chevrolet line calling it the most advanced in the maker’s history. Public displays run Friday and Saturday with a complete restyling, mechanical advances, and a new V eight option alongside six cylinder models.

R G. Cranney Chevrolet Cranney Chevrolet_ Co South State St Chevrolet, Motor Division

Idaho outlook from Dworshak visits Franklin County

Senator Henry Dworshak expressed optimism after touring Franklin County. He reported broad support for peace and stable economy without wartime stimulus, noting farmers favor Ezra Benson's flexible price support. He criticized Truman-era policies and said Congress will adjust next year.

Henry Dworshak Franklin’ County Idaho Ezra T. Benson Department of’ Agriculture Dworshak Congress

Welfare House Dedication for Oneida and Franklin Stakes

The welfare house at 50 West First South will be dedicated Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Marion D. Hanks, assistant to the Council of Twelve, will speak. About 4,000 hours were spent on the construction, with a total cost of 16,000 dollars.

Oneida Franklin First South Marion D. Hanks Council of Twelve

William Whitaker To Speak in Preston

The Franklin County Democratic Party invites the public to a potluck in the basement of the county courthouse tomorrow evening at 8. William P. Whitaker, the party’s congressional candidate for this district, will be the speaker.

Franklin County Democratic Party William P. Whitaker

Studebaker Shows New 1955 Models At Palmer Co

The first new Studebaker line for 1955 is on display at Palmer Motor Implement Co. in Preston. The cars are promoted as higher powered and lower priced with prices $37 to $287 below 1954 models. Dean and Leo Palmer invite the public to view the showroom once.

Preston Studebaker Tas Palmer Motor Implement Co Dean Leo Palmer

Legion Post 34 Launches Membership Drive at Franklin Café

American Legion Post No. 34 begins its membership campaign during a dinner meeting at the Franklin Café. Melvin G. Meadows, sixth district commander, attended to install officers and kick off the drive. New officers include Commander Farrell W. Hyde and first vice Keith Nielson with other roles filled by Don R. Hymas Howard Johnson Norman Steele William J. Auger Harold Winn and Lewis D. Webb.

American Legion Franklin Melvin G. Meadows Sixth ‘District American Falls The Legion Post Farrell W. Hyde Keith Nielson Don R. Hymas Howard Johnson Norman Steele William J. Auger Harold Winn Lewis D. Webb

Band Instruments Needed by Students at Preston High

Preston High School instrumental music director John Manning appeals for usable band instruments from homeowners. He notes many beginners can’t afford new gear and invites donors to arrange appraisals to sell instruments and connect buyers and sellers, aiding students and recycling unused equipment.

John Manning Preston High School Mr. Manning Manning

Windup on Special Cook Book Offer for Subscribers

The Citizen launches final push to include The Modern Family Cook Book with new and renewed subscriptions. Book valued at 7.95 is offered for 3.00, with 640 pages of tested recipes and a novel menu planner, while supplies last.

Thas Sahat Town

Oneida Stake Basketball Under Way for 1954-55 Season

The Oneida stake announces the 1954-55 basketball season for boys ages 14 to 28. Ward games run November and December with a January stake tournament. Meetings are the third Wednesday monthly. Each team must provide a timekeeper ref and scorekeeper and arrange its own games.

Oneida Stake Vaughn Greaves Vilarr Ransom Clifton Third Ward Dayton Banida Glendale Treasureton Fourth Ward Winder Riverdale Glencoe

Armistice Day Declared a Local Holiday by Chamber

The Preston Chamber of Commerce announces Friday November 11 Armistice Day will be a holiday here. Merchants committee and American Legion met to designate the date as a holiday aligning with national Veterans Day proclaimed by President Eisenhower and Governor Jordan.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Committee of the American Legion Legion Hisenhower Jordan

Future Homemakers Plan Special Week in Idaho

Idaho Future Homemakers week runs Oct 31 to Nov 6 with Preston High School FHA attending the Franklin stake conference. Myrna Sparrow and Katherine Norton chair the day’s events as table decorations and school cafe planning proceed with Kerma Hodges Norma Smith and Gale Gregerson guiding Monday activities.

Idaho National Homemakers of Carma Schow Ann Golightly Lynne Bodily Ar Jene ‘Poole Margaret Chadwick del Rae Dixon Thane Weaver Sharon Steele Jean Gassman Sonia Day Pocatello

Three Franklin County Youths to Enter Armed Forces

Three Franklin County youths will depart on November 3 for induction into the armed forces and a Grace youth will take a physical examination. Ralph J. Coburn Kendrick Morrison Milton Bodily route 1 and Delbert Wayne Hubbard are named in the forthcoming induction notice.

Franklin _county Grace Ralph J. Coburn Eens Kendrick O. Morrison Milton J. Bodily Delbert Wayne Hubbard

Simmons Joins AC Organization at Utah State College

William D Simmons of Preston becomes a charter member of the American Society of Tool Engineers at Utah State Agricultural College the second school in the United States to organize such a chapter Prof Frederick Peator outlines the society’s goal. Installation ceremonies were held by national members. Simmons, son of W H Simmons East Side School District superintendent, is a sophomore at the college.

William D. ‘Simmons Preston American Society of Tool Engineers Utah State Agricultural College United States Frederick Preator Simmons H. Simmons Eastside Utah State

Franklin Stake Plans Conference

Franklin stake schedules its quarterly conference with a Saturday 6 30 p m opening session by Marion D Hanks of the first council of seventies from Salt Lake City. A priesthood leadership meeting is first, then an 8 p m session by invitation. Sunday sessions start at 10 a m and 2 p m with the Mutual Improvement association hosting an 8 o clock evening meeting.

Franklin Stake Marion D. Hanks Council of Seventies Salt Lake City Mutual Improvement Association

Harwood Leads SCS Office In Preston Idaho

Jack O. Harwood, formerly of Ogden, has joined the soil conservation service in Preston to replace Ira Clark. Harwood has served in SCS offices at Moscow and other Idaho towns. He and his wife Thecla and children Katharine, David, and Daniel reside at 350 West Oneida.

Jack O. Harwood Ogden Preston Ira Clark Soil Conservation Service Office SCS Moscow Shoshone Orofino Coeur d’Alene Thecla Katherine David Daniel West Oneida Clark Pocatello Idaho Prestton

Democratic Rally Planned Saturday by Franklin County Party

The Franklin county Democratic party sponsors a street rally Saturday inviting the public to meet candidates. The event gathers leaders and residents along State Streets to engage with the party.

Democratic Rally Franklin County Democratic ‘Party Land Party Anyite Era Frond Ieee Sena Oneida

Dayton Girls Join USAC Marching Band for Turkey Day Show

Frances Atkinson and Yvonne Archibald of Dayton are members of the USAC marching band directed by John Philip Dalby. They performed at Aggie stadium football games and will entertain at the annual turkey day clash in the University of Utah stadium after a trip to Missoula Montana earlier this month. Atkinson, a freshman elementary education major, and Archibald, a junior in speech, are daughters of local Dayton families.

Frances Atkinson Yvonne Archibald Dayton USAC Aggie John Philip Dalby University of Utah Stadium Missoula Mont Miss Atkinson Earl J. Atkinson Archibald LeRoy ‘Archibald

Preston Girls Again Win Make It With Wool Contest

Winners were selected at the Elks lodge in Preston for the eastern Idaho Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Junior winner was Beverly Hammer of Idaho Falls with Winifr K. Little of Driggs as alternate. senior winner Patricia Maughan Jeppson of Preston with Sharon Nuffer of Preston as alternate. Event sponsored by Franklin county 4-H club council with local arrangements by Mrs Lucretia Maughan and committee members.

Idaho Elks Lodge Preston Beverly -Hammer Idaho Falls Winifr K Little Driggs Patricia Maughan Jeppson Sharon Nuffer Franklin County Preston. Ellis Wilma Shryack Extension Home Pocatello Alice Dunn Extension Mar-jorie Peterson Idaho Power and Light Co Franken County 4-H Club

New 130000 Hospital Addition Dedicated in Franklin County

The Franklin county hospital added a $130000 facility in a ceremony led by U S Senator Henry C Dworshak. County officials swore in the new hospital board as construction plans and the hospital’s history were reviewed. The dedication featured a prayer, songs, and remarks on community support and federal funding for health services.

Dworshak Franklin’ “County Hospital U.S Henry C. Dworshak Franklin County C L. Swenson William E.crane Coy Manning Wade Christensen Shirley M. Palmer Oneida Jay-Cettes Leo R. Hawkes Jayette Hospital Henry R. Rawlings Franklin Stake Rawlings Allen R. Cutler Eugene Worley S. S. Evans Harley Greaves George Burigi John A ‘Hatoed Aes Recorder County Gorish The Artistes Gt- Incorporation O. R. Cutler EL. A. Crockett America

Keith Gibson Wins Idaho State 4-H Electrifications Contest

Keith Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Owen Gibson of Preston won Idaho state in the Westinghouse 4 H electrifications contest earning an all expense trip to the National 4 H Club congress in Chicago from Nov 28 to Dec 3 The University of Idaho announced the honor noting his seven years in 4 H club work and leadership of a forestry club He also excelled in forestry identification at the Blackfoot fair and earned multiple short course trips and scholarships backed by local firms and the Idaho cooperative council

Keith Gibson Owen Gibson Preston Idaho Westinghouse Chicago University of Idaho D E. Warren Young Gibson Keith Blackfoot Junie Franklin County Idaho ‘D-Operative ’ Council Potlatch Lumber ‘Co., Inc

Coming Out Party Announced by Foss Furniture

Foss Furniture Co at 17 East Oneida announces a coming out party Friday and Saturday featuring the Bendix automatic washing and drying machines. An opening fashion show runs during the open house with Bendix home economist Miss Frances Alexander conducting a continuous laundry school.

Foss Furniture Co East Oneida Frank Foss Bendix Frances, Alexander

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Dworshar William Whitaker Studebakers Meta Oneida ‘Stake William D. Simmons Franklin Stake Plans Conference Dayton “Girls Usac Marching Band W. E. Crane
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