Prudential Savings & Loan to Open Preston Office
Prudential Savings and Loan will open a new office at 46 South State Street in Preston on Thursday October 1 with Horace B. Hayes as manager and savings counselor. Hayes, a local Sky-Vue Drive-In owner and licensed broker, will oversee operations and promote Idaho growth and thrift. He invites the public to the grand opening October 1 2 and 3.
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Horace Hayes
Prudential Savings & Loan Assn
South State’ Street
Penney
Prudential
Prudential Savings ” Se Loan Assa
South State St
Preston
Horace B. Hayes
Hayes
Box ‘Elder ‘County
Utah
Prudential Insurance Co
Valley Finance Co
Prudential Savings
Mr. Hayes
Idaho
Church of Jesus .Christ of Latterday Saints
Church
Fourth Ward Quorum of Elders
Elda
Club Directors Accept Bid For Water System
Directors of the Preston Golf and Country Club accepted Waterworks Equipment Co. of Salt Lake City bid for a complete underground cast iron pipe water system for the nine hole course near radio station KPSTI. Heavy crews under Paul Merrill and Sherwin Webb have worked this week to prepare the course for grass and pipe laying.
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Preston Golf and Country Club
Waterworks Equipment Co
Salt, Lake City
KPSTI
Paul Merrill
Sherwin Webb
Maughan Completes Fort Lewis Communications Course
Pvt. Carl W. Maughan son of Dr and Mrs Weston Maughan of Franklin completed a school of communications course at Fort Lewis Washington on September 11. He trained in radio teletype and coding and previously graduated from Preston High School in 1954. He attended the University of Utah and Henager's Business College and worked as office manager for Plant and Logel Construction Co in Provo before enlisting in January.
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Carl W. Maughan
Weston Maughan
Franklin
School of Communications
Fort Lewis
Wash
Forst. Lewis School
Maughan
Preston High School
University of Utah and
Henager’s Business College
Plant
Logel Construction Co
Provo
Rawlings mark 50th wedding anniversary open house
Mr and Mrs James H Rawlings longtime Preston residents celebrate their 50th anniversary with an open house at 468 21st Street Ogden this Sunday from 2 to 5 pm All friends and relatives invited The couple raised a family in Preston listing seven living children and noting their move to Ogden in 1945
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James H. Rawlings
Preston
Ogden
21St Street
Rawlings
Allen
Eva) Hawker
Forbes
Minn
Theron Rawlings
Darwin Rawlings
Lorenzo
Della) Jones
Scouts Mark 50th Anniversary With District Plans
Franklin County scout district of the Cache Valley Council marks the Boy Scouts of America anniversary with Operation Jubilee activities in October. Dr. Leo Hawkes leads planning and a county-wide finance drive, while programs include recharter nights, a uniform inspection, a Snake River trip, and Camp Wilderness projects with 322 merit badges earned.
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Franklin ‘ County
Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Colorado
Leo Hawkes
Hawkes
District Court of Honor
Life
Gayle
Advarite ‘Oment
Harry Woolley
Varlan Clark
Coma
Melvin , Harris
David E. Davis
Thane Winward
Alfred Kern
Explorer
Bull Weter Anrd Woodrow Winwaard
Scout Service Center
Logan
Lester Owen
Glade Moser
Fifth Ward
Wilderness
Franklin Basin
Ted Larsen
Bear Lake
Jess ‘Wheller
David Orme
Lincoln Qyme
Wheller
Fielding Winward
Albert Moser
Wu- Nam_ Weber
Andrew Shumway
Lhiyd Christensen
Melvin
Harris
Thane
Winward
Oneida
Virigil Jensen
Local Chairman Praises U S Savings Bonds Attractiveness
D Gordon Merrill Franklin county savings bonds committee chairman says the June 1 1959 rate increase makes old and new series E and H bonds more valuable and urges holders to keep old bonds and continue buying new ones. The law adds 3 percent interest on bonds issued after June 1 and raises returns on outstanding E and H bonds by at least half a percent during 1959 to maturity, with a 10 year extension for all E bonds.
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United States
D. Gordon, Merrill
Ranklin County Savings’ -Ponds
Congress
Mr. Merrill
Treasury
Two County Students to be Active This Fall on USU Newspaper
Franklin county students Dan Bosen of Oneida Station and Douglas Palmer of Preston will join Utah State University’s Student Life staff this fall. Bosen, a senior at Logan High School, becomes assistant business manager and is a Lambda Delta Sigma member. Palmer, a junior journalism major, will be campus editor after serving as assistant news editor last year and will also work for the Deseret News Logan bureau.
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Franklin County
Dan Bosen
Oneida Station
Douglas Palmer
Preston
Utah State University
Bosen
Curtis Bosen
Riverdale
Logan School
Lambda Delta Sigma
LDS
College of Business and Social Sciences
Palmer
Utah State
University College
University
Déseret News
Logan
Preston Indians Edge Malad in One Point Thriller
The Preston Indians beat the Malad Dragons 7 to 6 at Malad stadium last Friday night. Reid Carlson scored the deciding touchdown in the third quarter from the 11 yard line. Malad opened with a 45-yard run and a 22-yard pass for a first-half lead, while Preston's defense bottled up the ground game.
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Preston Indians
Malad Dragons
Malad Stadium
Preston
Reid Carlson
Malad
David Hart
Eugene Merrill
Marsh Valley
Snake River
Logan Furniture Truck Crashes Into Local Stand
Early morning crash on highway 91 involving a Logan furniture truck damaged the A and W Drive In building. Owners Kenneth Beckstead and wife were injured. driver Ellliot Morris injured but not seriously. damage estimated at 10 000 dollars with windows and walls damaged. no customers were present.
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Logan Furniture
Logan
Bergquist
Lée Hendrickson
Helmandollar Geis Promoted Land Office Manager Arizona
Roy Helmandollar Geis named land office manager of the U S Bureau of Land Management Arizona state office succeeding Thomas F Britt who retired Helmandollar a native of Oxford has 21 years federal service including seven in the U S Navy and was approved by Er I Rowland supervisor.
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Roy Helmandollar
U. S. Bureau of Land Management
Arizona State Office
Er I. Rowland
Helmandollar
Thomas F. Britt
Oxford
U. S. Navy
Swanee Singers to Perform in Preston Fundraiser Concert
The Swanee Singers a 63 member male chorus directed by Earl Donet son will sing in Preston October 3 at Franklin stakehouse. Sponsored by the 18th quorum of seventies Franklin stake proceeds go to a missionary fund. Soprano Ann Cardatt Robbins joins with Grace Riches and Iris Moon at the piano.
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Swanee- Singers
Swanee
Intermountain’ West
Preston
Franklin Stakehouse
Wee
Franklin Stake
A ‘ Missionary Fund
Swanee Singers
Chicago
Richards. Ward
Salt’Lake
Intermountain West
West Coast
Irving ‘ Berlin
Bert
Romberg
Degas
Joshua
Fit
thecPa
Jericho
Ezekiel
U P Railroads New Safety Award Highlights 1958 Record
Union Pacific Railroad wins the E. H. Harriman Memorials Gold Medal for its 1958 safety record marking the 14th such award in 35 years. Officials report an accident rate of 1.59 per million man hours, leading the 2.00 second place and well above the all railroads average of 5.82 in its class. The award will be presented Sept 16 in New York at a safety dinner.
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Union Pacific Railroad
E. H. Harriman
U. P
Union Pacific
Harriman
Omaha “Chamber “of Commerce
American Museum of Safety
New York
Three Local Soldiers Complete Fort Sill Training
Three Preston area soldiers prepare to finish eight weeks of artillery training at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Pvt. Stanley M. Packer Pvt. Adrian L. Almond and Pvt. Theron L. Sleight, all 1959 Preston High School graduates, completed basic training at Fort Ord California.
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Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Ord
Calif
Stanley M. Packer
Marvel W. Packer
Route Two
Adrian L. Almond
Oscar M. Almond
Preston
Theron L. Sleight
Theron
Hansen Retired Mail Carrier Dies in Weston
George V. Hansen 69 of Weston died, funeral set in Weston ward chapel with Bishop Rolen Bastian presiding. Born February 20 1890 in Weston, he married Mildred G. Cooper in 1913 Logan temple. A rural mail carrier for 39 years, he retired in 1955 and is survived by four children, ten grandchildren, and three brothers. Viewing Thursday at Webb Mortuary and Friday at Weston ward chapel before 11 am services. Burial in Weston Cemetery.
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George v. Hansen
Weston Ward
Rolen ‘Bastian
Mr. Hansen
Weston
Hannah Lee
Hans ‘Christian Hansen
Mildred G. Cooper
Logan Temple
Karl Hansen
Salem
Ore
Evelyn Checketts
Preston
Winona Ransom
Ogden
Marco Hansen
Provo
Paul
California
Joseph and
Hyrum
Minnie Feller
Webb Mortuary
Weston Ward Chapel
Weston Cemetery
Don Pinson Promoted to Utah Power District Manager
Donald H. Pinson was named district manager at the Utah Power and Light Company La va Hot Springs district, succeeding D. Jamey Raymond who was promoted to district representative at Montpelier. Pinson has over 18 years with the firm, joining in 1941 and serving as a service man troubleman journeyman in the Preston area.
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Donald H. Pinson
Utah Power & Light Company
Preston
A. N. Wendell
Pinson
D. Jamey Raymond
Up&l
Montpelier
Utah Power
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MR. and
James R. Rawlings
Mark Hart
Salt Lake City
Mr. Hart
Illinois
America
Hart
U.S
USU
Preston =police’ department
Don
Geis
U. P. Railroad
Allstate Safety Crusade
George V
Hansen
Don Pinson
Lava Hot Springs
Donald UW. Pinson