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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1946

Page

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Beet Harvest In Franklin County Set To Start Oct 7

Sugar beet harvest will begin with receiving stations open on Monday October 7 to unload beets. The Franklin County Sugar company mill may start October 9 or 10 after sufficient beet stock. Labor from 150 Mexican nationals arrives Saturday with 175 more October 5, and 75 already at the labor camp. The crop is reported good with about 6 000 acres in Franklin County plus 1 000 in south Bannock and 400 from Nevada.

Franklin County Franklin County Sugar Company Jed Lewis Bannock’ County Nevada

Fire Destroys Family Home in Lewiston Utah

Five members of the Lyman 3. Day family suffered burns in an early Tuesday fire that destroyed their two story Lewiston home owned by B. H. Telford. Mrs La Verne Day is in serious condition at Cache Valley hospital. The parents and three children Marlene Katherine seven Joan Ellen five and Caroline Jean three were burned on hands. The fire erupted as Mr Day moved to leave for Salt Lake City. The mother dropped the children from a upstairs window then jumped to escape. Logan Cache fire department and doctors Cragen and Noble aided the victims before transport to hospital.

Lyman 3. Day Lewiston Utah Logan-Cache Cragen Noble

Early Preston Resident Observes 91st Birthday

Preston elder Mr Christensen celebrated his ninety first birthday with friends and family. once a founding shoe merchant in Preston he later farmed and remains in good health at home. on Sunday his daughter Mrs Rose Bond of Ogden Utah and a granddaughter visited the old family homestead at Sago. Garland Kidd and Mr Obern were guests in Ogden Utah on Wednesday.

Christain Christensen Preston Birthady Rose Bond Ogden Utah Mr. Christensen Sago Garland Kidd Joe Obern

Preston Tackles Firth Friday In 2 P.M. Kickoff

Preston High's football team set to host Firth High at home this Friday at 2 p.m. after a 27 to 0 loss last Friday to Pocatello. Coach Bunker sharpens offense with possible aerial attack led by Reed Merrill as Kelly Bowles starves a tough defense.

Pocatello Preston High Firth High School Snake River Valley Kelly Bowles Preston Indians Bunker Firth Réed Merrill Preston Blackfoot Jocal

Piper Cubs Burn In Grace Fire Tuesday

Fire destroyed two Piper Cubs at Grace airfield early Tuesday morning. The planes belonged to Norman Chrishop of Grace and were stored in a hangar under construction. The blaze started around 5 am, discovered by state patrolman Guy Maughan at 6 am, with Bannock County and Grace officers aiding the investigation into the cause of the loss estimated around 4000 dollars.

Grace Norman Chrishop Grace Airfield Guy Maughan Bannock

Glade Visits Preston Sunday Schools During Trip

Earl J. Glade mayor of Salt Lake City toured Sunday schools in Preston Franklin and Oneida stakes on a city visit. He met with Sunday school heads, visited multiple schools and was hosted at the H. S. Hansen residence for dinner after morning business.

Earl J. Glade Salt Lake City Preston Franklin Oneida Mayor Glade H. S. Hansen

L D S Missionary Hortense Larsen Leaves Mink Creek Ward

Hortense Larsen of Mink Creek enters two weeks of school before departing to the Northern states mission field in Chicago. Daughter of Norman and the late Hortense Larsen, she was honored at a Mink Creek farewell with family from Montpelier Ogden Thatcher Fairview and others in attendance.

Salt Lake Hortense Larsen Mink Creek Ward Chicago Ilinois

New Bishopric Named In Preston Fourth Ward

Asael Bell was sustained as bishop to succeed Horace Baugh in Preston Fourth Ward. Harold Larson and Reed Hoggan were named first and second counselors with Grant Condie as ward clerk. The ward reorganization was directed by the Oneida stake presidency.

Horace Baugh Eldon Tanner Lee Swann Harold Larson Fourth Ward Asael Bell Bishop Baugh Reed Hoggan Grant Condie Oneida

Spectacular Preston Air Show to feature flights and demos

The Preston Jaycees host an air show Friday at Preston airport starting 2 30 pm with planes from Idaho Utah and Wyoming. Exhibits run from 1 pm while stunt flying trapeze parachute and balloon events entertain attendees. Eldest visitor earns a free ride. mayors from nearby towns invited. pilots honored at a 7 pm banquet. carnival dance at Hobbs barn and giveaways follow.

Preston The Preston Jaycees Idaho Utah Wyoming Chamber of Commerce Randall's Cafe Hobbs Anklin Phil West

Simmons Heads District School Educators at Pocatello Meet

In Idaho, Supt W H Simmons elected district president at the Fifth District convention in Pocatello. Homer Williams of Grace and Shelley’s D K Thomas serve in key roles as officers and committee members. Proposals urged higher teacher salaries up to 1860 annually and raised qualification standards, with Dr R A Snyder noting welfare committee plans.

Simmons Pocatello Preston Idaho Education“ Association Supt W. H. Simmons Homer Williams Grace Franklin Bell Asael Bell D. K. Thomas Shelley Idalna Knudsen Blackfoot Williams Thomas Arimo R. “A.” Snyder Albion Staté Normal

Jaycee President Welcomed at Tri-Club Meet in Preston

Civic leaders and businesspeople welcomed Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce president Donald Ingvolstad of Kellogg at a three club banquet in the Preston courthouse basement. About 200 attendees heard Ingvolstad urge projects aiding international relations and Americanism, with emphasis on democratic life and global goodwill.

Idaho Chamber of Commerce Donald Ingvolstad Kellog Court House Ingvolstad Preston Jaycees Clifford Warr Ss. P. Packer E. A. Crockett Ingvoldstad Leo R. Hawkes American Legion John Webber Preston Jaycees Weston J. ‘Smith Rotary Joe Goff Lions

Three More Wrecks Reported Last Saturday Night

Sheriff Lee Hansen warns of a rising highway danger after three more wrecks over the weekend. Two people were hospitalized including Mary Louise Larsen of Logan with severe leg injuries and possible back injury, and Mrs. Wilford Hansen of Mink Creek with a broken arm and facial injuries.

Sheriff Lee Hansen Wilford’ Hansen Mink* Creek Logan Miss Larsen

Morse to Speak at Pocatello Wage Earners Club

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon will be guest speaker at a special meeting of the Wage Earners Club in Pocatello October 2. The event is open to area wage earners and will be held in the Pocatello High School auditorium, announced president W. E. Magnuson.

Wayne Morse Republi

Scores Made In Preston Rifle Club Shoot

The Preston Rifle Club held a shoot last Sunday with Emory Belnap Adolph Jorgensen and Don Pinson at 46 leading. Other notable scores include Virgil Larson 45 Roy Sorenson 45 Ken Beckstead 44 and Thos Poole 41. The report notes the week’s scores were lower than the prior event and comments on the sitting position being harder than the prone.

Preston Rifle Club Emory Bellnap Adolph Jorgensen Don Pinson Pete Ben Emory Adolph Don Navy Relthotts Emory Belnap Snenkaedy Sesraacveinee Virgil Larson Bern Cazier Sane Roy Sorenson Ken~Beckstead Pete Sore Etral Lonard Davis

Trade Meeting Set in Pocatello September 26 1946

OPA trade meeting announced with CE s EB P Ney and D R Field apparel price specialist from the district office. The event will be held in Pocatello on Thursday September 26 1946 at 8:00 p m at the Hotel Bahnock.

Ces ‘Eb D. R. Field Pocatello

Local Visits Highlight Rural Social Roundup

Mrs Ariel G Eames went Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Edna Denning in Idaho Falls. Mr and Mrs Ken Stokes were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Rasmussen in Thatcher.

Ariel’g. Eames Edna Denning Idaho Falls Ken Stokes Leonard Rasmussen Thatcher

Sheriff Warns On Licenses And Negligence

Sheriff Hansen issues warnings on two points this week. Bad checks in Preston total about 500 dollars. drivers warned to possess proper licenses for vehicles on highways. A countywide bus driver meeting is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the courthouse with school principals urged to attend.

Lee“ Hansen Preston Hansen Katte Hansen

Bannock Stake Primary Completes Clothing Drive

The Bannock stake primary completed its welfare project by gathering 937 articles of clothing for needy European children. The items were packed by the stake board and sent from Bannock County to Salt Lake City for overseas shipment.

Bannock Stake Bannock County Primary Stake Salt Lake City

Legion Announces Membership Drive in Preston Post Plan

Preston Post No 84s of the American Legion launches an extensive membership drive led by Frank W. Evers with Rex Crane Royce Fuhriman Jess Johnson and others. Two teams headed by Al Johnson and Marion Jensen vie to sponsor a queen and will sponsor a big Armistice Day ball November 11 with a Willys Jeep prize. Target is 700 to 800 members in Franklin County and the drive culminates with the Armistice Day program and dance.

Franklin Preston Post American Legion Uie al Johnson Marion Jensen Willys Jeep Legionaires Frank W. Evers Rex Crane Royce Fuhriman Jess Johnson Ensne Johnson Queen The Legion

Potato Harvest Wage Ceiling Set by Idaho Board

Idaho Wage Board executive officer C E Herring ton announced 1945 wage ceilings for potato harvest. Piece rates use 120 pound sacks with a graduated scale from 10 to 16 cents per sack based on yield per acre, with adjustments below 60 sacks. Loading rates offer two cents per sack or one dollar per hour, bucking at four cents per sack plus a fraction of a cent per mile.

C. E. Herrington Idaho USDA

Officials Rush Mink Creek Road Contract Progress

State and county officials rush the Mink Creek six mile road project. Governor Williams presses for deeds to expedite bidding while Franklin county asks for deeds intake delays. County Chairman Evans cautions that deeds have not yet been returned and urges proper timing.

Mink Creek Arnold Williams E. A. Jensen Democratic Central Committee Aisland Department of Public Works

Milton George Named Manager at WGPC Albany Georgia

Milton George named manager of WGPC Albany Georgia the Columbia outlet. Mrs Mary Ella Sanford George plans to join him in Georgia Friday while he recently earned a first class commercial radio license in Denver Colorado.

WGPC Columbia Albany Georgia Milton George Armed Forces Indigas Denver Colorado George Antone. Johnson Milford Utah Mrrs John “A. Sanford Frankfort Ohio

Republicans of this county to host gubernatorial visit

A full day of GOP events on Wednesday October 2 led by Elvin Cutler chairing. C A Robbins and Don Whitehead plan a 8 p m rally at the Court House basement. Rural tours include Mink Creek Store Randall's cafe Franklin Handy's Pharmacy Fairview Weston and a 7 30 dinner with precinct committeemen and workers. An announced loud speaker system will accompany the rally.

Elvin Cutler Court House C.A. Robbins Don Whitehead Mink Creek Randall’s Cafe Franklin Handy’s Pharmacy Fairview Weston

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