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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1953

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Wideawake Youngsters Compete for New Bicycles in Election Week

The Preston Citizens subscription contest enters its final week with 17 boys and girls competing for six bicycles to be awarded on Saturday, Nov. 7. Remaining active is required for bicycle or cash prizes, with cash rewards set at 20 percent of each contestant’s turned-in funds. A special $10 premium offer from campaign manager Max Poulter is detailed on page two.

Wideawake Big Preston Citizen Max Poulter Preston Preston American Legion American Legion Legion Howard Johnson Eddie Kross Jess Johnson Norman Steele Royce Fuhriman Rulon Owen Bill Auger Wayne Cottle Louis Webb G. I. Scott Charles Peterson D. R. Miles Harold Winn Darrell Courtney Duke Hansen

Halloween Party for Preston Youths Saturday

Preston Jaycees again host a big Halloween party for youngsters this Saturday at Central School to High School route, with a costume parade starting at 7 00 PM from Central School to the bank corner Second South and ending at the high school auditorium for a motion picture and treats. Two University of Idaho coeds from Preston hold office in residence halls Betty Ruth Westerberg president of Steel House and Karen Hinckley social chairman at Forney Hall.

Preston Jaycees Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce Centroe Bank Corner University of Idaho

Farrell Hyde Returns to Business After War Service

Don Nuttall and Farrell Hyde resume operations at Nuttall and Hyde Heating Co. after a two year separation due to Hyde's army service in Korea. They promise quicker furnace installation and repair from their shop at 57 North State Street in the rear of Godfrey Hardplate. Hyde reports 15 months on the front with no serious injuries.

Don Nuttall Farrell Hyde Hyde Nuttall and Hyde Heating Co No. State Korea

Thanksgiving Only November Holiday At Preston

The Preston Chamber of Commerce merchants committee decides to observe one legal holiday in November. Stores will close on Thanksgiving November 26 but not on Armistice Day November 18.

Merchants Committee Preston Chamber of Commerce

Pvt and Mrs Corbridge Leave for Fort Sheridan

Private Corbridge who has served with the signal corps at San Luis Obispo California leaves with his wife Private Corbridge reports for further training at Fort Sheridan Illinois. They visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Ezra Corbridge and Mr and Mrs W H Hyde.

Norman E. Corbridge Donday Fort Sheridan Ill Corbridge Ezra Corbridge W. H. Hyde San Luis Obispo Calif Signal Corps

Meetings Set By Farm Bureau Over the County

Franklin county farmers are urged to join county and local Farm Bureau resolutions meetings to shape a grass roots farm program. Local sessions run Nov 2 to Nov 6 at listed ranches and homes with questions on inflation deflation budgets pricing and government role guiding state to national Farm Bureau policy.

Farm Bureau Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson U. S Garth Eames 2Preston “Community Farm Buerea Benson National Farm Bureau Convention Franklin County Eames Oliver Greaves Ford Christensen South Second East Preston Lloyd Beckstead Whitney David G. Eames

Forest receipts distributed to Cache county from national forest

Forest receipts totaling 18 921 24 for the year ending June 30 go to counties in the Cache national forest. Joel L Frykman Logan forest supervisor notes 25 percent of income from grazing timber and land use to the forest funds the counties Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Box Elder Cache Rich Weber and Morgan receive shares with additional sums from Caribou Minidoka and Wasatch forests. Funds are restricted to schools and roads only.

Cache National Forest Joel L. Frykman Logan Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Box Elder Cache Rich Weber Morgan Minidoka Wasatch

Franklin Stake Plans Conference

Franklin stake conference convenes Saturday night at 8 pm for elders and wives, senior priesthood members, stake presidency, high council, bishoprics, and their spouses. Henry D Moyle of the Twelve from Salt Lake City will speak. Sunday sessions are 10 am and 2 pm with an 8 pm MIA directed meeting.

Franklin Henry D. Moyle Council of the Twelve Galt Lake City MIA

Shannon Nash 11 Wins Rural Youth Talent Final

Shannon Nash, 11, of Franklin won first place in the Rural Youth talent final for Farm Bureau at Grace Oct. 24. The event, hosted by the Associated Women of the Farm Bureau for six counties, also recognized Kay Fellows in talk meet, Marilyn Nash with an interpretative dance, and Karen Tingey with a piano solo. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and Mrs. Harold Redford of Pocatello.

Shannon Nash Franklin Farm Bureau Grace Bannock Stakehouse Shannon Kay Fellows Franklin County Marilyn Nash Linrose Karen Tingey Weston

New Pharmacist Arrives to Help Johnson Drug Store

Frank Gibbs a relief pharmacist from Salt Lake City arrived this week to assist Grover Swallow at Johnson Drug store. Since the death of J Homer Johnson on Oct 8 the Swallows have shouldered long shifts handling the prescription load.

Frank Gibbs Salt Lake City Grover Swallow Johnson Drug Store J. Homer Johnson

Back to School Night Held at High School

Monday evening parents of high school students attended a back to school night to meet teachers and discuss issues. The group gathered in the auditorium at 7 30 p m then visited their child’s classes. Refreshments with a Halloween themed table followed the sessions.

Three Whitney Men Appear on TV Panel

Three Whitney men appeared on a national television news hook up Wednesday at 11 o clock. Orval Benson Charles Swainston and Lorin Bodily were interviewed by press agents at their Whitney homes about Ezra Benson and his farm program.

Associated Press Orval Benson Charles Swainston Lorin Bodily Whitney Ezra T. Benson

Local Mechanic Injured After Shotgun Accident

Farrell Larson a 32 year old lead mechanic at McCune Garage was badly hurt when a shotgun discharged as he slipped while preparing to drive to Lewiston for a service call. The blast damaged muscles nerves skin and bone in his left elbow arm and doctors warned recovery could take weeks.

Farrell Larson McCune Larson Lewiston R. L. Smith Dr. Smith

McCune Motor Co promotes 18 Ford sales in 48 hours

Ford Day in Preston drew crowds as McCune Motor Co celebrated its 18th anniversary by selling 18 new Fords and a Mercury over two days. G W McCune and Keith Christensen credited staff effort and planned a weekend used-car auction while promising another automobile giveaway.

FORD Preston MaGnus Mgr Goncal-dauler McCune Motor Co McCune G. W. McCune Keith Christensen Mr. McCune Christensen

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