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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

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Franklin County Fair Ends With Record Dairy Show

The Franklin County fair closed Saturday evening with horse pulling events as a standout. G. L. Wright led the fair board. Henry Drury and sons dominated the registered Holsteins with multiple firsts and both junior and grand championships. Other dairy and beef cattle wins spread among Darrell Rogers Duane Jessops Douglas Wright Alvin Carver Talbot farms Earl Shumway and Sivell G. Smith plus Elmo Peterson Keith Campbell Geneal Bosworth and more.

Franklin County G. L. ‘Wright Henry Drury and Sons Darrell Rogers Duane Jessops Douglas ‘Wright Alvin Carver Talbot Farms Earl Shumway Henry Drury Sivell G. Smith Elmo Peterson Keith Campbell G. S. Smith Melvin Seamons Horace Smith Lavern Talbot Guernseys Geneal Bosworth Alan Vaterlaus Rodney Vaterlaus A Barry Nate Bimmer Besy’ Whethstead Vv. R. Fisher Warren Petterberg Brent Harold Levenson N. W. Scrowther Glen Sparrow Bruce Nash Clair Hollingworth

Horse Pulling Exciting Climax at Franklin County Fair

Exciting county fair horse pulling events concluded Saturday evening with teams in three weight classes. In lightweight 2700 pounds and under Morgan Benson won, Bill Hess was second, Theo Bell third, Herman Coburn fourth. In middleweight 2700 to 3000 Ted Roper led Shirley Palmer second, Theo Bell third, George Jenkins fourth. In heavyweight over 3000 Douglas Wright won, Ray Holland second, Dean Kunz third, Raymond Petersen fourth.

Franklin County Morgan Benson Bill Hess Theo Bell Herman Coburn Shirley Palmer Ted Roper George Jenkins Douglas Wright Ray Holland Dean Kunz Raymond Petersen

Centennial and Outing To Take Place Friday

The Preston first ward Sunday school marks its centennial with an outing at Willow flat Cub river canyon Friday starting at 4 p.m. Games run to 6 p.m. followed by family group dinners. Watermelons are provided and a campfire program honors all who have taken part in the first ward Sunday school.

Preston First Ward Willow Flat Cub River Canyon First Ward

Pocatello Choir Plans Preston Concert September 9

The Pocatello Choir directed by 16 year old Virgil H Camp will perform at Preston High School auditorium on Friday September 9 at 8 15 p m under the Preston Jay C Ettes auspices Tickets go on sale next week through Jay C Ettes and at the door The group has won Horace Heidt youth awards and would have represented Idaho at the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in Dallas if organized year round Guest artist Marcene is listed.

Preston High School Preston Jay-Cettes Jay-C Idaho State College Virgil H. Camp Preston First Ward Horace Heidt Idaho National Federation of Music Clubs Dallas Tex Marcene

Winners Named in 23 FFA Livestock Farm Contests

Winners announced in 23 Franklin County fair FFA livestock and crops events. Dairy division honors went to Ralph Forsgren Clair Drury Larry Crawford and Gordon Campbell. Hereford beef cattle first went to Neil Beckstead and Ashton Beckstead led shorthorn cattle. Poultry top prize earned by Richard Nash with Glen Tanner Orval Benson and Nash taking runner up placements.

FFA Future Farmers of America Franklin County Ralph Forsgren Clair Drury Larry Crawford Gordon Campbell Duroes Howard Hawkes Neil Beckstead Ashton Beckstead Richard Nash Glen Tanner Orval Benson Richard’ Nash Gecofid Clair Drury Larry Crawford Ashton’ Beckstead

Conservation Officer Transfers Lead to Salmon Post

Idaho Fish and Game announces transfers in southern Idaho. E B Scholes moves to Salmon as conservation officer. L Dean Davis will replace him here. Bruce W Reese takes Preston forest district post. Hill becomes big game supervisor under McDermitt move to Boise. Davis previously stationed at St. Anthony.

Idaho fish and game_ department Idaho E. B. Scholes Salmon Scholes L. ‘Dean Davis Bruce W. Reese Reese Preston Cache “National Forest Oles

Nominated Trustees Filed For East Side School District

Nominéés for trustees have been placed on file with the clerk for the East Side independent school district. The annual school meeting and election will be held next Tuesday. Nominees include Dr. David Cutler for a three year term and Herman Richards to fill the unexpired term of Shirley Palmer who has resigned. Other districts near Winder Banida Treasureton Riverdale also filed nominees.

Board of Trustees For East Side Independent Winder Banida Treasureton Riverdale Herman Richards Cutler Mr. Richards Shirley Palmer

Young attorney to open law practice in Preston

E L Scott a Malad native and 1948 University of Utah law graduate plans to practice in Preston. He will work three days a week in Preston at Clifford Warr’s office and aims to move his family there soon to devote full time to local practice after gaining Idaho bar status in April. He also attended USAC at Logan earning an engineering degree before choosing law.

Malad Preston Scott Clifford, Warr West Oneida University of Utah Law School Idaho State T. E. Ray USAC Logan

Roosevelt school road improvement bids sought by Boise

The county commissions push a plan for a bituminous surface on 4.507 miles of Roosevelt school road and 0.457 miles on Weston to Fairview. Sealed proposals close at 2 p.m. September 46. Plans and specs available from the public works office or district engineer C A Kelly Catello. A $51 set fee applies. Bidder letters must list unfinished work and show required equipment and organization.

Frank- Jin Roosevelt School Vietting Boise Highway ‘Department comi+missioner of public works State Department

Austin Taylor funeral services held in Preston chapel

Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Preston Second Ward Chapel for Austin Taylor of Lewiston. Prayers were offered by Orion Jensen Parley Shaffer and Clarence Wiser, with speakers Lorenzo Hansen and Charles Taylor, his brother from Ogden. Musical numbers included a second ward choir duet Flora Butterfield Maurine Orchard and a vocal duet Oral Layne and Greta Karen. Wayne Cottle sang a vocal solo and Donna Ransom Ira Campbell performed a vocal duet. He died Friday at Preston hospital after a 10 day illness from a ruptured appendix. Born October 7 1882 in Fairview, son of James C and Sarah Hyde Taylor, he lived in Fairview 22 years before moving to Preston. He farmed in Lewiston for two years. He is survived by continued notice on page 5.

Second Word Choir Flora Butterfield Maurine Orchard Oral Layne Gretta Karen Wayne Cottle Donna Ransom Ira Campbell Taylor Preston Hospital Fairview James C Sarah Hyde Taylor Preston Lewiston

City installs meter fine boxes in Preston for easier payments

Police announce five new fine boxes located at the American Food store, the telephone office, Burnham hotel, Hotel Johnson, and the police station door. Violators can drop fifty cent fines in envelopes at these boxes without visiting headquarters.

Preston American ‘Food Store Burnham Hotel Hotel Johnson

Nash to Leave for LDS Mission in New Zealand

Jack D Nash of Linrose will depart Sept 13 from Salt Lake City to San Francisco then fly to New Zealand to serve in Australia with headquarters in Sydney. A Preston High School graduate and USAC student, he will be bid a farewell Sunday in Mepona chapel.

Daryl Hyrum Workman Myrl Workman Treasureton Treasureton -Ward Workman Preston High School Salt Lake City Jack

Schedule for Division Four Playoff in League

The schedule for the Division Four playoff in church leagues was worked out by W. H. Simmons. It includes 10 teams from northern Utah southern Idaho and western Wyoming. Games run Wednesday through Saturday next week in Preston and Logan under lights. The final determines the championship.

Logan W. H. Simmons Utah Idaho Wyoming Preston

Franklin County fair 4-H ribbons total 462 awarded

The Franklin County fair lists 462 ribbons awarded across 4-H exhibits. Dairy cattle, hogs, poultry, rabbits, lambs, clothing and canning show multiple blue and red ribbons, with divisions detailing numbers of blue red and white awards for each class and category.

Franklin County Canning

Eastside Voters To Polls For Annual School Election

Eastside district No 201 voters go to 10 polling places from 1 to 6 pm next Tuesday to elect two trustees. Precinct five covers the east side of State street in Preston. one three year term. Precinct three includes Winder Banida Treasure ton Riverdale. fills Shirley Palmer’s unexpired term.

Eastside State Street Preston Cutler Winder, Banida Treasureton Riverdale Shirley Palmer

Lawyer Ben B. Johnson Moves Offices West Oneida

Ben B. Johnson announced this week that he has moved his offices to a new location in the First Security bank building on West Oneida. The former Clifford Warr agency space becomes his new office, still in the same building but on the opposite street side.

Ben B. Johnson First Security Bank West Oneida State Street Clifford Warr

Preston's Petterberg Chevrolet Co. Sold to Russ Cranney

One of Preston's oldest family run businesses changed hands last night when papers were signed transferring the Petterborg Chevrolet Co to new owner Russ Cranney of Ogden. Cranney, a longtime auto man with ties to Logan and Cache Valley, brings 20 years in the business and a family rooted in Utah. Petterberg retires after more than 30 years as Chevrolet dealer in Preston and a long career in the town.

Preston South Tacoma Chevrolet Tacoma Wash Logan Cranney Old Byc Provo USAC Harriét” Anderson John Spencer

Junior Rodeo Proves Popular Event and Gwen Whitehead Queen

The junior rodeo drew a crowd with a pet parade led by Queen Gwen Whitehead of Franklin and attendants Sheron Spackman Preston and Faye Swainston Winder. Judges included Elray McDermott Ivan Talbot and Don Muir as the event followed the parade.

Gwen Whitehead Franklin Sheron Spackman Preston Faye Swainston Winder Joyce Day Amy Jean Taylor Elray McDermott Ivan Talbot Don Muir Myron Day Preston Jaycees Arlo Ward Lee Crockett Marlow Clint. Miller Clyde Davis Grant Murray Richard Meek Tom Mitchell

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Pocatello Choir Jay-C Ettes Austin—Taylor Gmédiecar Wisti Seafror Eiks Alores Jing Esre Stora Horn of Inc Dovo Ars Isis Bob Anderson STE EE Ste. Pederborg Rm M S.A Preston Chevrolet Agency Russ Cranney Petterberg Busi Cache Valley Petterborg Alfred Spatig
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