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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1946

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Sugar shortage blamed on government actions, says Heath

Preston Heath, vice president of Franklin County Sugar Co., accused Gov. Arnold Williams of pressuring removal of sugar from the ration list. He urged halting shipments to Russia and Yugoslavia to relieve American housewives, citing wartime and postwar policy failures and calls for 1,057,000 acres of beets with relief expected by Oct. 1, 1947.

Tom Heath Preston Franklin County Sugar Co Arnold Williams Russia Yugoslavia OPA Heath National Sugar Advisory Committee Williams United States Cuba Europe Saidi

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Louise Jensen Chatterton

Mrs. Sarah Louise Jensen Chatterton was killed Tuesday when struck by an Interurban streetcar near Roy Utah. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the First Ward chapel conducted by Bishop Harry Knapp. She was born September 28 1879 in Dayton daughter of Fred and Alice Jensen. Surviving are three daughters two sons and nineteen grandchildren. Burial in Franklin Cemetery. Also notes Deward Gambles failed elk hunt. excuse was incompetent muggers.

Ward Sarah Louise Jensen Chatterton Roy Utah Harry Knapp Mapleton Ward Dayton Fred Alice N. Darney Jensen Aaron James Logan Temple Mapleton’ Ward Relief Society Weber County “Entremary Alice Byington Preston Flossie Steadman Malad Violet Burbank Norman Co. Chatterton Mapleton Joseph’ Milo . Chatterton Thakio Falls Richards and Sons Franklin Cemetery

New Firestone and Standard Station Openings Mark Preston Growth

New firms open in Preston with Firestone Store slated for November in the Bosworth building beside the Golden Rule. The Homer Implement moves to Budge property. A new Standard Station on North State at Anderson Lumber corner is operated by two veterans with G P States son managing. Roy Murphy thanks residents for grand opening support.

Preston Golden Rule Firestone Evers Hese Ceri Perioets Anne OF Smith Ellen Ellen the’ ‘Store “Will ‘Be Located’ In Ithe’ ‘Bosworth North State Homer Implement Budge General Firestone Products New Standard Station Anderson Lumber G. P. States Dr. States Dean Clifford Clifford Idaho Falls Roy Murphy

Preston Rifle Club Opens Fall Season Practice Meet

The Preston Rifle Club will hold its first fall meeting Sunday at 9 a m. at the old city golf course beside the Bear River bridge. Members may fire with their own guns or club guns, and a munition charge will be made. All members urged to attend.

Preston Rifle Club Old City Bear, River Bridge

Elks Plan Fall Meeting and Harvest Dance

Preston Elks lodge 1670 reconvenes for the first fall meeting to receive reports from the Grand Lodge convention in New York July and the Idaho state convention in Wallace. Exalted Ruler Bowden and others attended. A ping pong exhibition may cap the gathering, with Dean Jensen and Tom AlBaugh as undefeated champs. The fall dance follows on Friday September 20 in the recreation room with music by the Pocatello Orchestra.

Preston Elks Lodge Grand Lodge New York City Wallace T. R. Bowden New York al Bambrough Cliff Warr Idaso Idaso. Session. . Other Routing: ‘Lodge Business:: Swi Dean’ Jensen Tom’ Albaugh The Pocatello Orchestra

Legion Plans Armistice Day Program in Preston

Preston Post No. 34 of the American Legion met at the courthouse with good attendance. They arranged an Armistice Day observance and formed a committee led by Commander Eddie Kross. Discussion covered hospitalization benefits for veterans and terminal leave pay sponsored by the Legion.

Preston Post No. 34 The American Legion Court House Preston Eddie Kross Congress

Mrs Wynn recovering after major surgery in Idaho Falls

Mrs Paul Wynn underwent a serious operation at LDS hospital Idaho Falls last week and is reported to be recovering this week with a likely hospital release soon.

Paul Wynn LDS Idaho Falls

Unusual Exhibitions Planned For Prestons Air Show

Preston Jaycees sponsor an October 4 air show with new acts including flying, spot landing, ribbon cutting, balloon dusting, and crop dusting. Planes from nearly 20 cities expected. Glen Petterberg notes the event aims to become an annual regional feature ending with a big evening banquet.

Preston Jaycees Glen Petterberg Intermountain

Thatcher Farmer Dies Of Attack

Joseph Wireman died of a heart attack at his farm near Thatcher on Tuesday. Born May 10, 1901 in North Logan, he had lived in Thatcher since 1935 after time in Wyoming. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Grace chapel with Bishop Charles McGregor officiating. Burial in Grace Cemetery. Survived by widow Ethel of Thatcher, his mother Ne North Logan, three sons Roy Kay Don, and Virginia, all of Thatcher, two brothers Fred and Chris, and five sisters Anna Bowen Beaver Dam Utah Joseph Anderson Lyman Wyoming Idx Hawkes Drummond Larene Jensen Vernal Utah Rhoda Thorosten North Logan.

Joseph Wireman Thatcher Wireman Godfrey and Olena Holt Wireman North Logan Groce and Eden Wyo Hendricks Mortuary Grace Chapel Bishop Charles McGregor Grace Beaver Dam Utah Joseph Anderson Lyman Idx Hawkes Drummond Larene Jensen Vernal Rhoda Thoresten

Harley Greaves Elected Chamber Vice President

Harley Greaves was elected vice president of the Preston chamber of commerce at a Monday directors meeting. He fills the post left by Ralph Strub who recently moved to Poca tello. The chamber voted to defray transportation costs for Preston High School FFA students to the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot this week. about 110 boys supervised by Bill Craner and Lincoln Orme will attend.

Harley Greaves Preston Chamber of Commerce Ralph Strub Pocatello FFA Preston High School Idaho Blackfoot Bill Craner Lincoln Orme

Franklin Stake Plans To Honor Old Folk Party

Franklin stake arranges an Old Folks party with a 10 30 a m program at the stake house followed by a noon dinner and 3 30 p m theater outing to see The Green Years The event is led by B R Parkinson of Setanta with local helpers and aims to include all residents over 60 in the stake. Lynn Robinson received one of 35 Rocky Mountain big horn sheep and ram trophy hunt permits for September 15 24 issued by the State Fish and Game Department.

Franklin Stake Jrs Grand Theatre Picae Green Years Green Years.” “and Mrs.‘B.‘R. Parkinson of Setanta Lynn Robinson Rocky Mountain State Fish and Game Department

Harvest labor plans in Franklin County for beet harvests

Franklin County beet growers expect easier labor this year says Jared Lewis Franklin County Sugar Company manager. The county will hire many Mexican nationals along with Jamaicans and other island workers. 100 already at the labor camp with plans to expand to 225 more within three weeks and additional arrive late month and in October. Farmers urged to organize neighborhood crews early and apply to the camp’s placement manager to coordinate schedules. Eight beer harvesters will operate this fall with Kiest and McCormick Deering brands among others.

Franklin County Jared Lewis Franklin County Sugar Company Idaho

Elvin Cutler Elected President of Preston Teachers

Elvin Cutler was elected president of the Preston city school teachers organization last week. Neff Boothe was named vice president with Josie Condie as secretary. Committees are being set up and other faculty members will be selected to fill various roles as the group organizes.

Preston City Elvin Cutler Neff Boothe Josie Condie

Posse Represents County At Rodeo

Twenty four Franklin county ladies formed the posse for the Bear Lake County Fair and Rodeo in Montpelier last week. Sheriff Lee Hansen and Dan Swainston led the riding exhibition. Howard Hall and Shirley Palmer hauled horses and gear to Bear Lake City. The group rode in the parade and grand entry performing wagon wheel wind up and an F C and B C symbolizing the two counties. The announcer praised the all female posse as the only one in the west. Bear Lakers welcomed riders from the other side of the range.

Franklin County Bear Lake County Montpelier Lee Hansen Dan Swainston Bear Lake City Howard Hall Shirley Palmer B.C Aplause Bear ‘Lakers

Judge Levies Fines For Local Offenses

E. C. Smith of Salmon Idaho was fined 100 dollars for drunken driving and held in jail overnight after being found traveling Oneida Street by Officer James Bedingfield. A case of whiskey in the car will be destroyed by police. Justice of the Peace Boy Greaves fined another local citizen 25 dollars for using a slug in the city parking meters. He warned violators the penalties would be stiff if caught.

E. C. Smith Salmon Idaho Smith Oneida Street James Bedingfield Justice of the Peace Boy Greaves Greaves

Whitney Girl Accepts Call to Mission Service

Miss Dorothy Tanner daughter of Mrs Lucy Tanner of Whitney has accepted a call to serve in the North Central states mission field and will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City Utah on September 23 She is a 1946 USAC graduate majoring in vocational home economics and has been active in student government Lambda Delta Sigma and Alpha Sigma Nu She was listed in Who's Who In American Colleges Whitney ward members and friends will honor her with a farewell social next Thursday at the Whitney gymnasium program at 8 oclock with dancing to follow.

Dorothy Tanner Lucy Tanner Whitney North Central States Salt Lake City Utah Miss Tanner USAC Lambda Delta Sigma Alpha Sigma Nu Whitney Ward Whitney Gymnasium

Services Tuesday for Thomas Orrin Howell

Funeral services were held in Clifton ward chapel for Thomas Orrin Howell who died in a automobile bicycle collision Saturday. Interment followed at Clifton cemetery with Hendricks mortuary handling arrangements. Howell, longtime Clifton resident, moved to Preston recently and worked as night watchman at the Franklin County Sugar Factory. The crash occurred about 3 30 p.m. Saturday at Oneida Street and First West in Preston when his bicycle was struck by a eastbound gasoline truck driven by Melvin Rigby.

Clifton Ward Thomas Orrin Howell B. W. Winward Clifton Hendricks Mortuary Mr. Howell Preston Franklin County Howell Oneida Street First West Melvin Rigby Bill Dursteler

Preston schools report enrollment rise across districts

Enrollment in the Preston school district climbs by about 100 students from last year ending. Total district enrollment reaches 1306 in three city schools, with the high school up to 575 from 515. West Side Clifton reports 176 in high school, while junior and grammar enrollments total 410, up slightly. Board leadership changes include Dr David Cutler named chairman and E A Jensen as treasurer. West Side names Walter Beutler as chairman with Mardeen Michelsen as clerk and treasurer.

Preston Franklin High Preston High Central Jefferson West Side Clifton Charles Simpson David Cutler E. A. Jensen Sarah Johnson Walter Beutler Mardeen Michelsen

Preston Victory Chorus Sunday Evening Service

The Preston Victory Chorus under Mrs. C M Crabtree will perform eight vocal numbers at the Third Ward church on September 15 at 7 30 PM. Anna Moore accompanies with Carl and Reo Alder singing a duet and Dr Vinton Merrill a solo. Loyal Hansen speaks. Choir members include Merrill Nelson Palmer Sharp Hansen Alder Alder Campbell.

Loyal Hansen Dr. Merrill Spencer Nelson Dean Palmer Nolan Sharp Loyal Hanson Reo Alder Carl Alder Dan Campbell

Jaycees to Feature North Cache Leader Monday Meeting

Jaycees invite North Cache athletics director Hebe Whiting as guest speaker for the Monday evening meeting at Randall's cafe Blue room. Mel Burrup chairs the program with trumpet solos by Charles Hobbs and vocals by Lyle Shipley. Phil West outlines plans for the Mammoth Air Show on October 4.

The Jaycees Hebe Whiting North Cache Randall's Cafe Mel Burrup Charles Hobbs Lyle Shipley Phil West

McCune Family Visit En Route to Yellowstone

Mr and Mrs W G McCune Sr of Los Angeles California traveled with their son and family through Preston on their way to Yellowstone Park.

W. G McCune, Sr Los Angeles Calif Preston Yellowstone Pari

Gov Williams to Speak at Franklin County Rally Saturday

Democratic drive for victory in the general election will feature Gov Williams at a Preston rally. The event, at 8 p.m. in the Franklin County Court House basement, is to be joined by several state candidates. Cavanagh notes Williams will discuss pension increases for the aged teacher retirement, hospital reform, and state staff expansion.

Democratic Party Franklin County Preston Court House A. Jensen Dan J. Cavanagh Gov. Williams Cavanagh Jensen

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Earth Deward Mac Gambles Aix Ogden Hill Field Army Air Forces Keith Anderson DeLewis Porter Harold Allen Eldon Winn Alan Keller Garth Monson Jack Garrett Clyde Palmer Glen Christensen DeLone Wallgren Dwayne Crockett Hay Oliverson Bill Choules Elks Legion Thatcher Farmer Chamber Gordon-Hansen McCormick- Deering John Deere Kiest Olsen: ‘Manufacturing-et- Basse Elvin’ ‘Cutler Posse Missonfield Tanner Orrin Orrin Howell Preston Victory Chorus North Cache School Gov Williams
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