Beet Harvest Plans in Franklin County Sugar Co Factory
Franklin County Sugar Co announces sugar beet harvest plans starting Oct 4 with factory opening on the sixth or seventh. Thomas Heath says labor apps are being taken and field workers arrive around Oct 20. Navajo workers from Arizona, about two hundred, will house on farms per Indian service rules.
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Franklin County
Sugar Co
Thomas Heath
Arizona
Indian Service
Sugar
Franklin County Sugar Co
Franklin County Beet Growers Assn
Salvation Army official warns Preston against imposters
Rosetta Buchanan Idaho Salvation Army welfare manager urged Preston firms to check credentials before donating after imposters solicited in the name of the Children's Home in Boise. She praised the chamber of commerce blue card plan as a safeguard for merchants.
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Rosetta Buchanan
Salvation Army
Idaho
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Services Held Friday For Lovie F White
Funeral services were held Friday noon at the Weston church house for Lovie F. White who died August 30 at a Salt Lake hospital. Bishop W. Maurice Tingey conducted. The Singing Mothers, directed by Elnora Merrill, sang Oh My Father and Beautiful Home. Prayers by Walter Beutler of Dayton. A duet Sun Set by Richard and Ednad Lemmon with Ella Thompson on piano. Talks by Thomas E. Rose and Charles Mickelson followed. Lyle Shipley sang Rock of Ages with his wife at the piano. Vaughn Taylor spoke and Bishop Tingey gave remarks. Benediction by Goff Schwartz. Burial in Malad cemetery under Webb mortuary direction.
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Weston Church
Lovie F. White
Salt Lake Hospital
W. Maurice Tingey
Elnora Merrill
Father
Walter Beutler
Dayton
Richard
Ednad Lemmon
Ella Thompson
Thomas E. Rose
Charles
Veterans Training Group Tours Ogden Farm Facilities
About 18 members of a veteran training class visited Ogden last Friday as guests of Wayne Evans and the Franklin County Cooperative Grain Growers Association. They toured the Farmers Grain co op and the new dehydrating plant, with travel and dinner funded by the local organization.
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Wayne Evans
Franklin County Cooperative Grain Growers«Assn
Ogden
Farmers Grain Co-Op
Valley School building near completion in District 23
Work crews led by Mr Theone Kendall move fixtures from the old school house to the new site. The kitchen is remodeled with new cabinets and a serving bar, dining room tables with seats, and structural supports under the old portion updated.
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Gem Valley
Theone Kendall
Gasoline Truck and Pump House Destroyed in Fire
A gasoline truck and the pump house at Utah Oil were destroyed when a transfer sparked a blaze. Quinton Crockett, burned slightly, turned off valves and tried to extinguish the fire before flames spread to a nearby building. the major tanks were spared.
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Utah Oil Company
Quinton Crockett
Mr. Crocket
David E
Little World Series Opens in Franklin With 11 A M Start
Franklin marked its annual Little World Series with a Friday 11 AM opener between Clifton and Lewiston. The Pioneer City Lions Club sponsors the event drawing large crowds. Evening games include Franklin vs Clarkston at 7:30 under lights in Preston, while other contests on the Franklin diamond.
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Franklin
Clifton
Lewiston
Lions_—club
Clifton-Lewiston
Grace
Weston
Mound Valley
Preston
Clarkston
Franklin, Diamond
Preston Indians Tie North Cache In Monday Grid Battle
The Preston Indians and North Cache Bulldogs played to a 6-6 draw as Preston, led by coach Bob Bunker, struggled with Bulldog passes but prevented major scores. A key pass from Valentine to Hansen gave North Cache an early lead before a Darrell Doney quarterback sneak kept the game from a loss. The Bunkers head to Hyrum tomorrow for a match with South Cache High.
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Bob Bunker
Preston Indians
Swith
Cache
Bulldogs
Richmond
Indians
Valentine
Hansen
Darrell Doney
Hyrum
South Cache High School
Robert Beckstead 65 Dies at Preston Home
Robert Beckstead 65 died Sunday evening at 9 45 at his Preston home after a two year illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the first ward chapel with Bishop Ernest Eberhard Jr presiding. He was born January 18 1883 in Brigham City and married Sarah Ellen Tippe tt s October 30 1906 at Logan. He had lived in Preston 32 years and was an active Latter day Saint member.
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Robert Beckstead
First Ward
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
L. E. Hansen
C. Earl Goaslind
Eberhard
Horace Baugh
Vera Merrill
Lynn Bright
Holy City
Elda Carlson
Harland Simmons
Daniel Roberts
Angus Condie
Dan
Keith Campbell
Wm. P. Shumway
Father
L. W Merrill
Charles W. Hubbard
Mr. Beckstead
Brigham City
Gordon S
Susannah Luckham Beckstead
Sarah Ellen
Nellie) Tippetts
Logan
Preston
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Scout Program Gets Early Start Here Sunday
An early start of the Franklin County district scout program is planned Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Franklin Stake House. Dr. L. V. Merrill, district chairman, presides with Commissioner O. D. Robinson leading a scoutmasters session and program planning demonstration. Dan O. Henry of Los Angeles will visit September 13–17 for senior scouting conferences. Preston hosts Henry on September 15 for civic club introductions.
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Franklin County
Anklin “Stake
L. V. Merrill
O.D
Los Angles
Preston
Henry
Cache Valley Council
University of Scouting
Logan
Scotland Girl Ruby Calder Finds Idaho Pen Friend
Ruby Calder of Leith Edinburgh 6 Scotland wrote last July seeking a pen friend in Idaho and reports she has been suitably accommodated. She explains choosing Idaho as the ideal setting for cowboys and sends thanks for the newspaper ad. A small box of heather arrived from Scotland as a gift.
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Ruby Calder
North Junction St
Leith
Edinburgh
Scotland
Citizen
Idaho
Voters Elect Trustees in East Side Class A District
Light voting in five East Side precincts gave L. M. Doney Kat Ballif Shirley Palmer O D Robinson and Dr. David Cutler the most ballots with Dr Cutler unopposed for a one year term. Precincts two three and four elected other trustees including Ballif Meek Geddes Campbell and Sant with bonds for a new school building winning 324 of 380 votes. Officials aim to have the new building ready for next school year.
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East Side
L. M. Doney
Kat Ballif
Shirley Palmer
O. D. Robinson
David Cutler
Preston
Deney
J. Virgil Jensen
B. R. Parkinson
William Wiser
Ballif
Jessie L. Johnson
Loyd Christensen
Mr. Palmer
Benjamini A. Meek
W. Stewart Geddes
Mr. Robinson
Keith Campbell
Dr. Cutler
William Head
Guy *Woodward
Weldon A. Nash
Dr. L. V
P-TA Convention Planned for Tuesday in Pocatello
Members of Franklin county and nearby units prepare to attend the fall P-TA conference at the Congregational church in Pocatello on Tuesday Sept 14. Mrs Fred Davis of Preston district No 5 Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers announces district 5 includes Franklin Bannock Caribou Bear Lake and Power counties with a total membership of 3735.
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Preston
Franklin County
Congregational Church
Pocatello
Fred Davis
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers
Franklin
Bannock
Caribou
Bear Lake
Fower
Davis
Oxford
Clifton
Dayton
Weston
Linrose
Mink Creek
Winder
Thatcher
PTA
South America
Hawaii
China
Japan
Europe
Voris
Edith Weaver Swartz dies in California at 28
Edith Weaver Swartz, 28, died Sept. 4 in Inglewood California from complications after childbirth. Born July 20 1920 in Whitney she was the wife of Gaylord W Swartz and mother of two daughters. She is survived by her husband her parents and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m in Whitney ward chapel with Bishop Morris Poole officiating. Burial in Whitney Cemetery.
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Edith Weaver Swartz
Inglewood
Calif
Whitney
Gilbert D
Olive C. Weaver
Gaylord W. Swartz
Las Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake City
Francis Loraine Swartz
Nancy Carrol Swartz
Marcus G. Weaver
Regina Merrill
Fern Murdock
Compton
Francis Stewart
Kaysville
Swartz
Preston High School
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Whitney Ward
Morris Poole
Whitney Cemetery
Richards and Son Mortuary
Preston Radio KPST Goes On Air In Labor Day Inaugural
KPST Preston officially began broadcasting on Labor Day with an inaugural program. Mayor Ernest Eberhard Jr officiated at the ceremony. O D Robinson welcomed KPST into Preston. Al Biege outlined three years of work. J L Peterson of Voices of the Rockies helped plan and build the station.
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Preston
KPST
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
O. D. Robinson
Preston Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Peterson
Voices of the Rockies, Inc
Jim Kelley
Hal Christensen
Ray _Egan
Max Golightly
Dale ‘Moore
Duane Christensen
Preston Choir Receives Utah League Honored Performance
Preston's all girl choir was chosen to sing at the Utah Municipal League Starlight Revue in Logan Amphitheater where about 1,000 people attended. A stage with Promised Valley sound equipment was built and guests included a New York soprano and stars from the University of Utah Show Boat. Tom McCoy of Salt Lake City presented a $1000 check. the choir also performed last Sunday in Pocatello Third Ward chapel.
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Preston
Utah
Starlight
H. B. Maw
Logan
Promised Valley
New >-York
University of Utah
Tom McCoy
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Thirdtward Chapel
Valley Scouts End Season With Record Camp Attendance
Cache Valley council hosted over 1000 campers as 75 Bridgermen returned from Salmon River country and Camp Hunt near Bear Lake closed after a two month season. The highlight was a wilderness camp in the Franklin basin with nearly 150 scouts from 12 troops.
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Salmon River
Camp Hunt
Bear Lake
Cache Valley
Utah State Agricultural College
Franklin-Oneida
Cache
National
Gwilliam
High Tribute Paid at Perkins Funeral in Dayton Ward
David Alma reports on a large funeral for Mr. Perkins held in the Dayton ward chapel. Bishop Glenn H. Bingham led services withInvocation by James Phillips and Benediction by Walter Beutler. The Dayton ward choir directed by LeRoy Archibald Jr. sang opening and closing hymns as speakers, including President Wil, offered tributes to his family church and community.
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Dayton Ward
Amily
Perkins
Glenn’ H. Bingham
James Phillips
Walter Beutler
Oh My Father
LeRoy Archibald, Jr
Ann Hangen
Wil
Four County and Franklin Youths Enlist in Army
Four County youths and another from Franklin county enlist in the U S Army for 21 months or one year. Don Bowden Dayton Byron W Ashcroft and Preston are bound for duty at Ford Ord California. Robert J Oliver son Whitney receives Fort Lewis Washington as first station.
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Franklin County
Uncle Sam
U. S. Army
Jerry Lien
Don. Bowden
Dayton
Byron W. Ashcroft
Et Aie Oeneny
Preston
Ford Ord
Calif
Lien
Robert J. Oliverson
Whitney
Fort Lewis
Wash
Preston City Sells $59,000 in General Obligation Bonds
The city of Preston plans an October 1 sale at 5 p.m. for $59,000 in bonds to fund sewer, street, fire equipment, and water works improvements. Bonds include $30,000 sewer, $10,000 streets, $4,000 fire equipment, and $15,000 water works, with separate bids required for each issue and a 5 percent bid deposit.
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Preston
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Danish LDS Book Request Seeks Doctrine and Covenants
A Preston, Idaho missionary in Denmark asks The Citizen for Danish Mormon books including the Doctrine and Covenants. He cites paper shortages hindering printing and suggests ads to solicit Danish materials. He lists forwarding to W H Bosen in Preston and notes fellow missionaries abroad read local towns.
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Dell H’ Bosen
Preston
Denmark
LDS Church
Ephriam
Ephraim Enterprise
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