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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

4

Injuries in Fall Cause Death Of Lovie F. White

Lovie Franklin White died Aug 30 in a Salt Lake hospital from injuries in a July 28 fall. Born Sept 17 1862 in West Point Mississippi, he married Matilda Can trel]l in 1885 and joined the LDS church in 1900. He lived in Weston since 1910, was a farmer, survived by children John E. C. White and others, 23 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Weston with burial in Malad cemetery.

Lovie Franklin White Salt Lake Hospital West Point Miss Frank Mary O’malley White Matilda Cantrel LDS Church Weston Mr. White John Mr. White San Jose Calif E. C. White San Pablo Frank White Lancaster Mary Lee Cundick West Jordan R. Les White Dayton Ada Lou White Salt Lake City Maurice Tingey Webb Mortuary

Rotary Club Lunch Hearses Talk on Title Insurance

Ted Larsen of J. N. Larsen company gave a vocational talk on title insurance at the Preston Rotary Club Wednesday noon luncheon. The program was sponsored by the club service committee with J. Homer Johnson presiding as chairman.

Ted Larsen J. N. Larsen Company Preston Club Service Committee J. Homer Johnson

Man Arrested Here Pleads Guilty To Burglary Charge

Grady Lee Satterfield of Atlanta Georgia pleaded guilty to first degree burglary of the Howell drug store in Grace on August 3. Samuel W Fertig of Pasco Washington pleaded innocent. Preston officer Harold Campbell arrested Fertig near Oneida street and later surprised Satterfield at the liquor store. Satterfield to be sentenced this morning.

L. E. Glennon Pocatello Grady Lee Satterfield Atlanta Howell Grace Samuel W. Fertig Pasco Wash Harold Campbell Preston Campbell Fertig Oneida Street Satterfield

Taylor attacks U S foreign policy and aid programs

The speaker accuses Draper and Dulles of deals with monopolists and claims U S policy in Germany and Greece worsens world affairs. He slams the Marshall Plan as a six billion giveaway and says Russia seeks peace while the United States fosters expansion with aid to China and bas es abroad. He urges a halt to global interventions.

Taylor Army Draper John Foster Dulles Draper Hitler Germany Mr Dulles Wall Street Russia Greece Turkey U.S China Philippines Okinawa Japan

Radio announcers list and staff details for KPST

New radio talent from Gooding joins KLIX Twin Falls area announcers Max Golightly Tom Albaugh Rex Wallgren all Preston. Dale Moore Preston technician Jeen Hyer Lewis ton Ut secretary librarian. KPST to hire 14 employees including part time staff. Voice of the Rockies is a corporation wholly owned by JL Peterson president Leo Hawkes treasurer Robert L Smith director Al Biorge secretary GM.

Gooding KLIX Twin Falls Max Golightly Tom Albaugh Rex Wallgren Preston Dale Moore Jeen Hyer Lewiston KPST Voice of the Rockies JL. Peterson Leo Hawkes Robert L

Smith Reunion Brings Family to Christensen Cabin Relic Hall

Family members gather at the Christensen yard to renovate the Smith cabin as a relic hall. The cabin once hosted travelers en route from Cache Valley and Utah to Idaho, serving overnight stops during its heyday.

Christensen Yard Cache Valley Utah Idaho Smith Cabin

Stallions Sold and Praised by Cache Valley Breeder

A stallion sale featured Chief Golden Gay praised as one of the United States' outstanding individuals. The speaker lauded Cache Valley horses and noted Minton Hickory Farm as one of the largest saddle horse breeding establishments in the United States.

Ing Golden Gay United States Cache Valley Minton Hickory Farm

School Election Qualifications Clarified by W H Simmons

This morning W H Simmons explained voter eligibility for the school election noting that children and resident taxpayers may vote. Also listed are a for sale item and a missing china plate notice.

W. H. Simmons

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