Conference approves elder and high priest advancement at stake meeting
Five men Wallace LeRoy Johnson Norman C Sparros Sidney Hyde Bud Jenn Hall and Paul Durstel gain advancement for elder. Dr Dedrickson and Hare old Stevenson advance to high priest. Coy Manning leads 50 voice Jr Sunday School choir from Franklin Stake wards with Maratha Seeley as accompanist. President Palmer emphasizes teaching by example for the little ones. General Board member Harold L Carlson quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace LeRoy Johnson
Norman C. Sparros
Sidney Hyde
Bud Jenn Hall
Paul Durstel
Dedrickson
Hareold Stevenson
Coy Manning
50 Voice Jr
Franklin Stake
Maratha Seeley
Palmer
Heavenly Fathers
Power Firm Completes Translator Line
Utah Power and Light Co finished constructing the electrical line to the TV Translator Building on Hull Hill last week at a cost over 3000 dollars. Due to collection shortages and area benefit the company waives the cash payment. The Better TV Corporation seeks funds with a 15 contribution urged by Burt Martin through First Security Bank or local collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee al Steel
Utah Power and Eight Co
Hull Hill
Utah Power and Company
Better TV Corporation
Ross Rasmussen
Burt Martin
Injured in Fall Involving Glenn A Larson
Glenn A Larson was seriously injured in an accident Monday evening. He was admitted to County Hospital and then transferred to LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City for surgery on a fractured hip and leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A Larson
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Farm Bureau agents win trip to Squaw Valley California
Three Farm Bureau Insurance agents from this area and their wives earned a four day trip to Squaw Valley California as a prize in a statewide sales contest. Rodney Jensen agency supervisor Willis Burton and Byron Jensen were the winners from Preston Soda Springs. Only 17 trips were awarded statewide. They left Wednesday and return Monday. The contest ranked by total insurance sales volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Squaw Valley
Calif
Rodney Jensen
Willis Burton
Preston
Byron Jensen
Soda Springs
FFA Judging Team Wins First At Fair
Lynn Womack son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Womack of Franklin Ray Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Bennett of Preston and Vance Chris telisenworth of Mr and Niver Creek led the team to the first Finee banner at the Eastern Idaho State Fair daily judging event The Preston team placed fifth among twenty six schools The Shelley FFA team ranked first with Twin Falls Rigby Sugar City and Preston following Contest covered dairy beef and hog classes and featured national event qualifiers Gordon Beckstead Ray Bennett and Lynn Womack with Eddie Moser Robert Owen and Vance Christensen named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Womack
Ray Bennett
Vance Christensen
Preston Ffa Daily
Pace
Citizen Photo
Darrell Womack
Franklin
Hyrum Bennett
Preston
Vance Christélisenworth
Niver Creek
Idaho
Shelley Ffa
Twinalls
Rigby
Sugar City
Southdown
Gordon Beckstead
Elmo Beckstead
Eddie Moser
Earl Moser
Robert Owen
Clarence Owen
Kansas City
FFA
Civic Music Campaign Opens in Cache Valley
The Civic Music Campaign began September 14 and runs to noon on Saturday. It signs five featured acts including Spain's group and Utah Symphony, with Pierce and Ellen Wasserman of Logan as soloist, plus seven other artists. Commitment totals $85,000 and span three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Canitihes We One
Carlson
Ae Spaaith Tnish
Dir
Trom
Spain
Pierce
Towsand
Utah Symphony
Amo Cated
Ellen Wasser
Logan
Asi
Shirley
Holstein dairy cattle and Perchorion horses win at East Idaho Fair
Douglas Wright and Son receive Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor awards for their registered Holsteins at Blackfoot fair. Wendell Greaves of Preston claims top honors with Percheron horses. Wright herd earns multiple junior and senior placings. Greaves wins grand and reserve mares and multiple other breed classes with Get of Sire and Produce of Dam awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wright and Son
East
Idaho
Wendell Greaves
Preston
Wright
Holstein Friesian Assn. of América
Fire damages farm buildings near Dayton
A fire destroyed a chicken coop and small granary on Mrs Don Kent’s farm near Dayton Saturday. A steel granary shed and an old car were damaged but the blaze was halted before reaching the barn and house by the Preston Fire Department. Bear River irrigation project plans were outlined by Wallace Gibson of the U S Geological Survey at the Logan Lions Club, detailing damming at Oneida Narrows to irrigate thousands of acres and provide additional water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kent
Dayton
Preston
Bear River
Oneida Narrows
Wallace Gibson
U.S. Geological Survey
Logan Lions Club
Bluebird
Seminary Staff Changes in County Schools
The LDS Seminaries in the county are operating with a new teacher at Preston and a new staff member at West Side high school. Dan Dedrickson arrives from West Side to lead the Preston seminary, replacing Gilbert Hull who moves to Provo for further studies. Blaine Morohan joins the county system, replacing Dedrickson at West Side. Morohan, a Utah State graduate, comes from Kenilworth and has studied at Carbon College and BYU, and is married to Kathleen Doris Morgan who teaches first grade at Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
West Side High School
Dan Dedrickson
Preston Tinlin Stake High Council
Las
Gilbert Hull
Provo
Preston High School
Jack Cherrington
Jess Weller
Etanle Morill
Blaine Morohan
Kenilworth
Morgan
Utah State University
Carbon College
BYU
New Zealand
Kathleen Doris Morgan
Salt Lake City
Clifton
Train Car Crash Victim Dies and Woman Killed in Utah
A Preston man Walter Barthlome 63 died after his car was struck by a train near Wellsville Utah on Highway 89 91. A passenger Jack Wheeler 32 Preston was treated and released. Funeral services for Hazel Parkinson McAlister 75 of Logan were held after she was struck by a car at Roy Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
megeReal Oreston
Preston
Roy
Utah
Walter Barthlome
Wellsville
Jack Wheeler
Barthlome
Hall
Logan
Hazel Parkinson McAlister
Niji Logan
McAlister
Frank Mc*ne
Record Cold August at Oneida Station
Weather reports from Utah Power and Light at Oneida Station show August 1964 as the coldest on record with a low of 31 degrees and an average of 65 degrees. The last similar low occurred in 1932 with 32 degrees, while 66 degree averages appear in 1964, 1947, and 1927. The wettest August to date logged 21 inches of precipitation, with 3.35 inches being noted for August, and 12 storm days in 1941 the record for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power and Light Company
Oneida Station
The
Osi
Preston Citizen Free Candy School By Remington Davenport
Candymaker Remington Davenport conducts a free candy making class in Preston under the Preston Citizen sponsorship. The session at 2 p.m. in the county courthouse social room covers three basic candy types with live demonstrations and audience Q and A. Davenport emphasizes a scientific approach to home candy making and sharing practical tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Davenport
Sevene
Davenport
Portland
the Statesman
Andy
Pip
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Say
Harold L. Carlson
California
Mun
Civic Music Campaign
Douglas Wright
Wis
Wm. D. Wright
Daniel Rogers
Frank Johnson
Dean Pack
Darrell Rogers
Man
Franklin Dairymen
Blackfoot
Utah Highway Patrol
Lowell Bair
John Cartwright
le Grand Burton
Akers
Charles P.cGregor
Leo Ander
Alma Pond
Bishop Burton
Don. Anderson
Ses Grave
Mila Earl
Earline
Sted
Preston Citizen
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