Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Preston Citizen in Preston, Idaho

Page 1

We have 2,178,999 pages in Idaho

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1948

Page

1

Archduke Otto to Speak at Preston Knife and Fork Club

Archduke Otto of Austria will inaugurate the fall series for the Preston Knife and Fork club, speaking Thursday evening Oct 14 at 7 p.m. in the courthouse banquet room. He has lived in America since 1949 and worked with European leaders in Washington on UN efforts, with prior roles in Europe and anti Nazi underground activity.

Preston Knife and Fork Club Archduke Otto Austria America Europe Washington United Nations North - Africa Middle East Cerson Charles Hungary Otto Zita Bourbon Francis-Joseph Vienna Budapest Switzerland Spain Belgium France Madeira Portuguese -Africa Preston/Knife and Fork club

Letters of praise from Elder Fred R. F. Bingham

The Citizen publishes a reader letter from Fred R. F. Bingham of Fort Stockton Texas praising The Preston Citizen. He notes the paper keeps him informed on community growth and compares favorably with other weeklies seen by himself and companions. He hopes to visit to compliment in person.

Fred’ R. Bingham Fort Stockton Tex LDS' Church Bingham Preston Intermountain Fred RF. Bingham Mr. Bingham

540 Men Sign Up in Franklin County for Draftee Total

The first peace time selective service signup in Franklin County registered 540 men during Aug 30 to Sept 18. Single, non father, non veteran registrants born 1922 to 1929 totaled 540, with yearly breakdowns and a plan to classify into five classes by the October meeting of Selective Service Board No 21.

Franklin County Vaughn ‘Greaves Selective Service Board No Selective Service Board No. 21 Harley Greaves B. R. Parkinson Rulon Dunn Edward Kross

Younger Shooters Triumph in Preston Rifle Club Feature Match

Pete Jorgensen the old veteran loses to Virgil Larsen in a Sunday Preston Rifle Club feature at Don Whittle range. About 15 participants used two targets. Jorgensen scored 149 of 150 with a .22 Winchester 52, Larsen 150 with a 257 high power in the scope portion. Larsen then led in the 30 06 iron shoot, and both men later joined others at Salt Lake City state shoot with Jorgensen 199 and Larsen 198.

Pete Jorgensen Rifle Club Virgil Larsen Preston Rifle Club Jorgensen Larsen Don Whittle Range River Bridge Salt Lake City Pete ‘Jorgensen Lewis Bowers Andy Anderson Mr. Larsen

Teacher Injured In Freak Accident On School Bus

Mrs Glendon Jensen a West Side district teacher was injured when a passing car threw a rock through a school bus window. The rock struck her glasses and glass shards entered her eyes. Catholic services at St Peters Preston moved to 8 AM Sunday per Rev J B Kunkel.

Glendon. Jensen West Side St. Peter’s Church Preston J.B. Kunkel

Burial today for Navy serviceman Bennett in Preston

Graveside rites were held at 2 p.m. for William F. Bennett Jr a Preston native who died January 15 1945 in Kodiak Alaska while in the U S Naval Reserve. Bishop Ernest Eberhard Jr officiated with American Legion aid. Surviving are his mother Marie Gundesen and grandmother Andrea Gundesen.

William Frank Bennett Preston Ernest Eberhard, Jr Edward Kross American Legion Kodiak Alaska U.S. Naval Reserve William F Marie Gundesen Bennett Marie Gundesen Andrea Gundesen Richards and Son

Preston High elects officers for new school year

Preston High School students elect officers by class. Seniors choose Lyle Cole as president with Bob Haworth as VP and JoAnn Steers as secretary. Juniors elect Richard Smith president Zoe Andersen VP and Carol Goaslind secretary. Sophomores elect Dan Durrant president Ralph Gilbert VP Joyce Chatterton secretary Ralph Hart social manager Carol Hawkes reporter. Freshman Gordon Campbell is president with Elmo Keller Jr. as VP Jack Merrill secretary and Lyle Carter social manager. Events include a sanitation program and a teen dance sponsored by each class.

Preston High School Lyle Cole Bob Haworth JoAnn Steers Richard Smith Zoe Andersen Carol Goaslind Dan Durrant Ralph Gilbert Joyce Chatterton Ralph Hart Carol Hawkes Gordon Campbell Elmo Keller,Jr Jack Merrill Lyle Carter San‘tassembly

Junior Police Forces Reorganized in Preston

Ross Hansen says the Preston junior police force will be reorganized. All current members and those wishing to join should report to the band stand in the city park Friday at 7 30 p m. Durwood Hiauls Preston city chief of police will supervise a winter program including fingerprinting and photography. John Larson is captain of the Preston 3 junior police.

Ross Hansen Preston Durwood Hiauls Franklin County John Larson Preston 3

Missionary Farewell Honors Chelsea Coburn and Arden Rasmussen

Two LDS missionaries will be honored this week with testimonial and farewell programs. Seth Coburn, son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Coburn, heads to Salt Lake City to enter the East Central States mission, with a testimonial Thursday Oct 7 in Oxford ward. Arden Rasmussen, son of Mr and Mrs Orlando Rasmussen of Glencoe, will have a farewell party and dance Friday Oct 8 in the Genesee chapel before departing Oct 1 for the East Central States mission. Rasmussen is Preston High School graduate and Navy veteran.

LDS Church Seth Coburn Fred L. Coburn Oxford Salt Lake City Preston High US. Navy

Tiny Doll-Like Baby Dies Hours After Birth

The infant Robert Wayne Stuart, born September 22 at Preston Memorial to Mr and Mrs D N Stuart of Dayton, weighed under two pounds and died early this morning in a Salt Lake City hospital after being placed in an incubator. A 3 PM funeral will be held at the parents home in Dayton.

Preston Memorial ‘Hospital D .N. Stuart Dayton Salt Lake Hospital Citizen’s Salt Lake ‘City Stuart Robert Wayne

Preston FFA District Officers Elected at Paris Meeting

David Beckstead of Preston was elected secretary of the district Farmers of America at a Paris gathering. The session named Gene Findley president, Orsen Roper vice president, and Paul Christenson reporter, with a pre training course for duties.

David Beckstead Preston District Futuré , Farmers of America’ Organization Paris Yéeayahd FFA Byiz Iiingeln Orme Gene, Findley Fielding Orsent Roper Grace Paul Christenson

Zenda Manning Receives Birthday Gift Card

A birthday card will go to Mrs Zenda Manning of route two Weiser. The card states she will receive the Preston Citi Zen for one year as a gift from her parents Mr and Mrs Ezra Wickham of Logan.

Zenda‘ Manning Route Two Weiser Preston Ezra Wickham Logan

Big Game Hunters Start Tomorrow In Idaho Season

Idaho hunters prepare to chase deer elk and antelope as the month long season opens. Officials expect the largest turnout in history with more than 26 000 deer and elk checked last year and elk in prime counts across the Selway Bitterroot and other regions.

Idaho Franklin County Army of the Red Hats Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Conservation Selway-Bitterroot Idaho Salmon River Dixie

Preston Indians Down Blackfoot Broncos in 13 6 Triumph

Preston's Indians won their second football game of the week defeating Blackfoot high school's Broncs 13 to 6. Bowcut scored two second half rushing touchdowns after a first half march set up by a Doney to Cutler pass. Kat Seames returned a Blackfoot fumble for their lone score. The team next travels to Idaho Falls for a night game.

Preston Indians Blackfoot High School Broncs Redskins Bowcut Doney Cutler Kat‘seames Blackfoot Bob Bunker Idaho Falls

Whitney 4-H Girls Win High Honors At Eastern Idaho Fair

Sharon Beckstead and Norda Lee Bodily of Whitney won top honors in styling and blue ribbons for sewing at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot. Their entries stood out among about 250 entrants from eastern Idaho and Nordic group IV earned first place and a chance to compete in the Pacific-Intermountain division in Portland.

Sharon Beckstead Norda Lee Bodily of Whitney Idaho Blackfoot Senta Portland Orester Norda Pacific-Intermountain

Central School PTA Reaches High Membership Drive

The Central School Parent Teacher Association reports 215 of 300 possible parents enrolled, nearly doubling the unit’s quota. Special prizes went to pupils in Mrs Asia Bergelsen's class for encouraging parent participation. Mrs Dan Swainston thanked teachers and parents for their support during the drive.

Junior High Elects Officers After a Spirited Campaign

Jefferson junior high held a lively election with posters and rallies. Wayne Schow was named president Ruth Smith vice president Joan Larson secretary Betty Jean Johnson and Bob Wallace cheerleader Yvonne Barrus songleader Joan Johnson and Jimmy Garrett athletic manager Meredith Nelson editor Terry Brown judge. The results were announced at the first junior high dance of the season.

Jefferson Wayne Schow Ruth’ Smith Joan Larson Betty Jean Johnson Bob Wallace Yvonne" Barrus Joan Johnson Jimmy Garrett Meredith Nelson Terry Brown

Weston Linrose Farm Bureau organizes new local chapter

Oscar Campbell of Weston was elected president of the Weston Linrose Farm Bureau Local organized Sept 20 at the Weston Opera House. Linrose's Charles Sparrow and D Olsen will serve as organization men. Harold Radford, John Webb and others spoke on services like price protection, cheaper auto insurance and hospital care, plus a fertilizer program. Membership in Idaho farms bureau stands at 7,000 active, with associated women totaling 14,000 statewide. Mrs H R Binga Linrose became first chairman of the associated women, with Mrs Anton Kohler as second chairman and Mrs Ivan Thompson as secretary.

Oscar. Campbell Weston Weston- Linrose Farm Bureau Weston Opera House L.A. Bright Lorenzo Neinswander Charles‘ Sparrow Linrose D.—O.—Olsen Fyfvik Gilbert Harold, Radford John Webb Radford Farm Bureau Idaho Webb H. R. Bingha Associated Women Anton Kohler Ivan ‘Thompson

National Newspaper Week Emphasizes Right to Know

The week is designated National Newspaper Week with civic leaders and officials urging recognition of free press. Secretary George C. Marshall states Your Right to Know is the Key to All Your Liberties, noting half the world lacks access to facts due to censorship.

Tdiho George Co. Marshall

Preston Mayor Proclaims Health Week for Handicapped

In cooperation with a statewide observance, Mayor Ernest Eberhard Jr issued a proclamation designating October 3 to 9 as a special week to raise awareness and encourage employment support for physically handicapped residents. Idaho officials note ongoing statewide supervision by the Idaho Interagency Committee for the Employment of the Physically Handicapped.

Ernest Eberhard, Jr Preston Thomas’‘L. Boyle Idaho State Employment Service Office Idaho Interagency Committee Norman B. “Atkinson The Ernest Eberhard Ory

Local BPW Club Opens Fall Activities With Meeting

Business and professional women of Preston held an evening gathering at the courthouse basement to plan the fall season. A roundtable discussion covered proposed projects with assignments to committees. Della Hawkes named education chair. Lois Goaslind health and safety. Mabel Nash hospitality. Eldora Maughan legislation. Ora Davis finance. Belva Hart publicity. Emma Davis is this year’s BPW president with Kay Whit ney vice president Reba Johnson secretary Mrs Nelson treasurer and Phyllis Tanner program coordination chair.

Iwé Della-Hawkes Lois ‘Goaslind Mabel Nash Eldora Maughan Ora Davis Belva Hart Emma Davis BPW

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Ward Family

A Saturday family dinner at Hyrum Ward's home honored Joseph E Ward and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary. Married in 1898 at the Salt Lake Temple, they settled in Preston after a long life of service in Liberty ward Ogden valley and other assignments. They have nine children and 28 grandchildren.

Hyrum Ward Joseph E. ‘Ward Joeh Salt “ Lake England North Ogden Clifton Ogden Valley Liberty Ward Preston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rifle Range Preston Ffa Zenda Manning Owyhee County Panhandle Gem State Game Department Minidoka National Forest Twin Falls Malad Central Harold. Winn Ogden Acd Howard Canyon Farm’ ‘Bureau Newman Brogeans Saetive t-Burnice Marguerite Jepsen Platt Sand -Dorothy Keller Edith Hawke Rigby Vera Nielsen Joseph E. Ward
Search Courier

Search the Preston Citizen Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Preston Citizen?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication