Fire danger urged as dry weather persists near Cache forest
Forest ranger Thomas Levy warns hunters to be extra careful with fire due to prolonged dry conditions in the Preston ranger district of the Cache National Forest. Contract fire wardens and listed locals are prepared to act quickly. report any sparks to Ranger Levy in Preston. Mrs. Alice Lloyd visits Grace and Salt Lake City, then returns home.
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Thomas
Levy
Forest
Preston
Cache _ National forest
National
Forest Service
National Forest
Preston Anger
C. Wallace Chatterton
Franklin
R. Wendell Long
Verlo
Lago
John van Vleet
Marvin D.whitworth
Fight Mile ‘Canyon
Budge Ranch
Ranger Levy
Alice Lloyd
Grace
Salt Lake City
Local Cattlemen Win Top Honors At Utah State Fair
Utah State Fair honors boost Idaho Holstein breeders. The Ydahb State herd, exhibited under the Idaho Holstein Breeders Assn, won first in the state herd event and multiple firsts in singles and groups. State herd included a top aged bull by Douglas Wright and Son. Page 4 continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
Herman’ Weick
Caldwell
T. W. Richmond
Buhl
Henry, Drury
Preston
Riley Mickelson
Grace
Paul Masters
Falls
Utah State Fair
Mark. W. Talbot
W. Duuglas Wright
Franklin
Harris Mickelson and
Jane
West Side High Homecoming Triumph Over Soda Springs
West Side High claimed a 25 to 7 homecoming victory over Soda Springs on Friday. Quarterback Jack Jeo set up scoring drives and added an extra point, while Ronald Jones scored four touchdowns for West Side. Rebecca Reed was named Homecoming queen by Coach Robert R. Hamblin, with attendants Norman Archibald and Lila McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda
Springs
Pirates
Ronald
Jones
West‘ Side
Jack Jeo
Jeo
Rebecca _ Reeder
Robert R. Hamblin
Norman “Archibald
Lila McKay
Prest on Citizen Offers Free Cook book with Yearly Subscriptions
The Preston Citizen promotes a free edition titled American Everyday Cookbook with each new or renewing one year subscription. It promises over 2 000 recipes and menus plus tables and charts covering appetizers soups fish meat poultry eggs cheese vegetables salads cakes desserts beverages sandwiches and more. The offer also includes definitions of cooking terms and guidance on pressure cookery outside cooking and home freezing with special menus for occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Citizen
Preston Been
Army Selective Service reveals local releases of youths
Franklin County Selective Service board reports youths completed service and released by the U S Army. Larry Ruel Crawford from Preston freed August 31. Oral Smith Keller Mink Creek freed September. Cleon J. Howe Preston freed September 10. Bruce Jay Dockstader Preston freed September 12. Boyd M Spackmann Preston freed September 18. Medals include marksman, sharpshooter, expert carbine, Army of Occupation Germany, and good conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Houk
Franklin County
Larry Ruel Crawford
Preston
Oral Smith Keller
Mink Creek
Cleon J. Howe
Bruce Jay
Dockstader
Boyd
M. Spackmann
Army of
Germany
Franklin County Tax Levies Report Decrease For 1956
County auditors say 1956 tax levies show a notable drop from prior years as county officers control levies. State levy in Franklin rose from 34 to 37 cents, while the general property levy totals 2405.5 with 2.2% decrease. School district 201 raised its levy to 3.80, Preston city and cemetery assessments brought total to 10.67, down from 11.34. Similar reductions occur across areas due to lower general property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losbiay
Levy
Preston
Stake Road Show Receives High Audience Praise in Dayton
Dayton recreation hall hosted a Tuesday night road show themed Wishing on a Star. Perry Phillips MC'd a lively program featuring nine word performers and the Preston fourth ward's spirited newsboys, with The Preston seventh word and Ban Ida's dramatization also earning praise for artistry and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Recreation Hall
Perry Phillips
Dayton
Preston
Ward
Banida
Soil Bank Program Amended Signups Announced in Franklin County
The Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office announced amended signup dates for acreage reserve agreements under the Soil Bank program. Farms with winter wheat normally planted in fall must sign by Oct 5. other farms have until March 15, 1957, to sign. Ven. R. Atkinson, chairman, noted the signup occurred in seven days since the program became available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Franklin County
Bank
R. _Atkinson
Franklin
Agricultural ‘Stabilization and Conservation Office
Atkinson
Indians Trounce Locals in Bannock County Gridiron
Preston Indians, coached by Glen Oliverson, lost 46 to 13 to the Pocatello Redskins in Friday night action. The Indians built a 27 point first-half lead before Bannock reserves answered. Bill Scholes earned praise for his quarterback play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellol
Preston
Glen Oliverson
Bannock
Redskins
Pocatello
Pocatellos
Istling
Ses
Sion
Préston
Indians
Bill Scholes
Hodges Joins Northrop Course for Aircraft and Engine Mechanics
Gorden T. Hodges, of 700 South First Street Preston, has enrolled at the Northrop Aeronautical Institute in Inglewood California for a 50 week aircraft and engine mechanics course. He joins hundreds of U S students and international enrollees pursuing aeronautical studies. Hodges is a Preston High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garde
PoPae
Cecil Hodges
South First
Street
Preston
Northrop
Aeronautical “Institute
Inglewood
Calif
United States
Hodges
Preston’ High School
School Rifle Club Schedules Meetings and Safety Training
Oscar Almond announced the high school rifle club will meet at 7 30 on Monday and Thursday nights. Ammunition will be furnished for members and hunter safety will be emphasized. The program covers game identification laws hunter-responsibility care of game and equipment. Meetings are held in the automotive building and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar * Almond
Almond
Ford Aims New 1957 Line With Slogan Promise
Preston dealers plan first showing of the 1957 Ford models next Wednesday led by Keith Christensen of McCune Motor Co and Paul Greaves after a San Francisco preview. They promise a car "totally new in design from crest to trunk lock" and urge the public to visit the showroom for the reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Preston
Keith Christensen
McCune Motor, Co
Christensen
Paul Greaves
McCune-ifitm
Weelk
San Francisco
Greaves
United States
AG. W
McCune
West Side High Elects Officers For 1957 School Year
West Side High announces student officers for the 1957 school year. Senior class president Roger Campbell leads a slate including Mark Beutliers as vice president and Ruth Rogers as secretary. Junior class officers include Ronald Jones as president, Vere dantins secretary, and Thedair Neuenswander treasurer. Senior clubs and other groups list officers such as Tamara Olsen and Steven Viehweg for dance chair, Crandall Peterson president for sophomores, Lila McKay and Calvin Porter for freshmen, Jane Olsen as Pep club president, Delwyn Hansen as Lettermen president, and Grant Mortensen and Terrell Gunnell as counselors at West Side Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Roger ‘Campbell
Mark Beutlers
Ruth ‘Rogers
Presi ‘Dent
Ronald jJones
iteVere
Dantins
Kerma
Neuenswander
Thedair
Tamara Olsen
Steven
Viehwég
Crandall
Peterson
Marlow
Viehweg
Sharon Kendall
Sentinel
Veda Schwaneveldt
Lloyd “Haslam
Twila ‘Daley
West Side Pirates Open 1956 Season With Narrow Losses
The West Side Pirates fell 34 to 12 at Ban croft in their season opener against North Gem Cortiers. Brent Winward scored twice after pitches and kick returns, but the team failed on two extra point attempts. They suffered two more losses in September, 33 to 6, and 25 to 12, with standout plays from Ron Sores and Or vid Balls and a rugged line averaging 157 pounds.
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Pirates
Bancroft
North Gem Cortiers
North Gém
Brent Winward
Jack Jee
Ment
North
Gem
Brent
Winward
Falls Beavers
West Side
Grace
West
Ron Sores
Thandoff
Crandall Peterson
Statue of Liberty
Whas
Steven Viehweg
Mark “Beutler
Dee Hobbs
Delwyn Hansen
Merlin .Ward
Lloyd. Beutler
Terry Shepard
David Balls
Tack’ Jee
Jerry
Johnson
Ronald’ Jones
Newly Elected Central P TA Officers Named
Central school P TA announces officers for 19582 57 led by President Norma Smith and Vice President Leona Chatterton. Sylvia Swann is secretary Ardell Niel is membership chairman with Betty Karrens as publicity chair. Roma Hymns program chair Maurine Burton hospitality chair Francine Oliver son room sponsor Laura Larsen Colleen Martin parent family life Venna Fackrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Central
Norma Smith
Eona . Chatterton
Sylvia Swann
Ardell ‘Niel‘Sen
Carol
Betty Karrens
Roma
Rifle Shoot Planned by Preston Club at Don Whittle Range
The Preston Rifle Club plans a Saturday shoot at the Don Whittle range by the river bridge. Officials say many will attend and another event is possible next Saturday. The event targets boys 18 to 25 but others may shoot if time allows. Shooters may bring their own rifles or use club rifles. ammunition is provided free, starting at 10 am.
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Preston Rifle’ Club
Don ‘Whittle Range
Betty J Egbert Becomes United Airlines Stewardess
Betty J Egbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey F Camp earns silver wings as a United Airlines stewardess. She trained in San Cheverina Wyoming and serves on mainliners flying in and out of Chicago. A graduate of West Side High School she was a receptionist and private switchboard operator before aloft duties. United marked its 26th anniversary this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Pebert
Dewey
Fell
Sweston
San Cheverina
Chicago
Miss
Egbert
United
Scout Recharter Deadline Reminders For Franklin and Oneida
The Franklin county district reports the 1956 57 recharter deadlines October 10 for Franklin stake and October 12 for Oneida stake. Boys ages 11 to 18 may register. district boasts U S record high registration. Stake chairs are Shumway and Nelson with district chair Robinson.
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AML
Boy Scouts
Counsil
Eadline
Franklin
Oneida
LDS
United States
Eaghe
Andrew
Shumway
Lynn
Nelson
Robinson
Ward
Glen
Godfrey
Preston
Grant
Porter
Don Kent
Dayton
Frank Hinl
X ray mobile unit to return to Preston next Tuesday
The tuberculosis organization mobile X ray unit will be in front of the Isis Theater in Preston next Tuesday from 11 am to 7 pm. It will retake poorly shot X rays and photograph others who have not yet had an X ray, at no cost to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Organization
Preston
Isis
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Army
Stake Road Show
Mabel L. Atkinson
Areta
Cottle
Magna
Trounce
Gorden T. T
Light West
Pirate
Central
Betty-J.- Egbert
Annouance
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