Probate hearing set for Annie Hollingsworth estate
In Franklin County Idaho the Probate Court notes a petition for probate of the will of Annie Hollingsworth and for letters of administration with the will annexed to Ted Larsen. A hearing is scheduled for April 21, 1961 at 10:00 A.M. in Preston to contest by interested parties. Dolores Robinson signs as Probate Judge with Dell W. Smith as attorney. first publication April 6, last April 20, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie, Hollingsworth
Annie Hollingsworth
Ted ‘Larsen
Preston
Franklin
Idaho
Orval D. “Robinson
Dell W. Smith
Preston Idaho votes set for April 25 1961 election
Notice of election for Preston Idaho announces municipal general election on April 25 1961 with polls from 9 am to 7 pm at Legion Hall and First Security Bank Building Voters not yet registered must register with clerks A R Swainston and Stella Peterson at City Hall Addresses and registration details provided Exemption exists for those who voted in 1957 or 1959 Preston elections for general county and state elections only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Idaho
Legion Hall
West 1St South
First Security Bank
North Main Street
A. R. Swainston
City Hall
Oneida Street
Stella Peterson
West Oneida Street
Preston City
Notice of sale of minor guardianship property Idaho
In Franklin County Idaho guardian Selma M Turner announces private sale of 2/63 and other fractional interests of William D Turner Kristin Turner and Janette Turner minors. Sale set for May 5 1961 at 10 AM cash bids to Gee & Hargraves or Probate Judge Franklin County Idaho. Property includes described land easement in Grace Caribou County and Lot 7 Block 11 Lloyds Addition plus household furnishings. First publication April 6 1961 last April 13 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
State of Idaho
William D. Turner
Kristen Turner
Janette Turner
Willam D. Turner
Kristin Turner
Gee & Hargraves
The
Guardian
Box 69
Pocatello
Idaho
O._D._ Robinson
Algo
Lot
Lloyds
Grace Caribou’ County
Selma
Turner
William
D. Turné
Kris
Land
Janette, Turner
Guardians
Law on tax deductions seen as censorship by taxation
The piece argues that 1954 IRS code Sec 162 punishes lobbying by denying deductions, restricting citizens and groups from influencing legislation. Rep Hale Boggs calls it censorship and urges repeal to prevent democratic rights from being curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Rep. Boggs
Boggs
U. S. Supreme Court
Dollar value and farm income under inflation in 1962
The Department of Labor index shows the dollar buys less than before World War I. Inflation haunts farmers as farm income rises slowly while costs and production expenses surge, leaving rural towns with high business failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Department
Kennedy
Doogie
Peristons
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Rufus C Long 76 Dies After Lingering Illness
Rufus C Long aged 76 died Sunday night April 2 after a lingering illness. He was born December 11 1884 near Forest Mississippi a member of the LDS church who led a long life of church service and family. Surviving are his wife nine children and 41 grandchildren with two great grandchildren. Funeral was held Thursday in Franklin stake house with burial in Mapleton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus C. Long
Zoay Holmen
Joel B. Long
Forest
Jackson “County
Miss
Franklin
Mapleton
Lettie’ Perkins
Logan
Ward Genealogical Committee
R. Wendell Long
Mappleton
O’ Raymond
Thora) Isnarr
Sandy
Utah
Verl P. Long
St.Anthony
Clair
Myrl) Pierce
Salt Lake City
Leola
Ash
Long
Ogden
Flora Kearns
Murray
Bessie
McDaniels
Texas
Clemma Dursteler
Franklin Stake House
Mapleton Cemetery
Funeral Held Saturday For Wallace Erugene Dunbar
Funeral service for Wallace Eugene Dunbar conducted March 25 in Preston first ward. Prayers were offered at the mortuary and at the service by multiple clergymen. Prelude and postlude played, Singing Mothers performed, and a vocal duet sang Oh My Father. Burial with military honors took place in Logan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Erugene
Dunbar
Preston
Singing Mothers
Martha’ Seeley
Father
Carlson
Maxine
Ol'n
Hy: Birle
Phenol Edgley
Bishop Palmer
Logan Cemetery
Promised Valley to Be Seen by Conference Visitors
Mormon church visitors will view Promised Valley a musical about pioneers staged by a workshop staff during April conference. About 300 stakes and communities plan local productions in 1961 with 2000 visitors expected for two showings at Parleys Highland Center Salt Lake City. Crawford Gates choir and cast from 27 stakes lead the workshop with BYU’s Gates directing and MIA organizers coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promised ‘Valley
Church of “Jesus Christ” of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
General Board of
MIA
Mutual Improvement Association
Promised Valley
Parleys-Highland Stake Center
Parley
Nauvoo
Illinois
Salt Lake Valley
Crawford
Gates
Utah
Brigham Young University and General
Keith Engar
Virginia McDonald
Irene Staples
Crawford Gates
George
I. Cannon
Margrit
Lohner
Lorraine’ Bowman
Anne Bennion
Farmers urged to discuss using materials with county agent
Farmers are urged to see the county agent to discuss using certain materials and to check their proper application.
Card of Thanks for Floral Offerings and Kindness
The Swainston family thanks friends and relatives for the flowers and kindness shown after their bereavement. Mrs. Nathan Swainston and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Swainston
Preston Defeats in Narrow Track Meet Dissected
In a columned summary from the page 1 continuation, the article lists discus and shot put results with competitors Dee Ward and Reeder from NC and NC districts. Pole vault shows Delbert Rawlings and Martindale with ties for third. High jump sees Reeder and Cherrington among top finishers. Broad jump, javelin, and medley relays feature Preston, North Cache, and related teams with times around 4 minutes for the medley and 1 40 for the mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Ward
Downs
Reeder
Dee Ward
Fedrico
Delbert
Rawlings
Martindale
Spencer
Owen
Cherrington
Séamons
Nuffer
Rowndy
Noy - Hale
Paine
Preston
Cutler
Andra
Larson
Hodges
North
Cache
Hyde
Moser
Carlson
Personal notes from Preston area social column
The column records visits and events in Preston including the Nelson baby blessing in Salt Lake City with Russel Deni s, Gordon Woolley and Pamela Warren Easter visits, LDS mission returnees, and various family and neighbor gatherings at the homes of the Dunns and others in Montell Garainaton and Bountiful areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Merril
Salt Lake’ City
Nelson
Russel
Gordon
Woolley
Pamela’ Warren
Bountiful
Harry
Poetry Program Hosts at Mrs Valera's Home
Mrs Valera hosted the Art Love club Wednesday evening with a literary program. Connie Maughan read poems and pieces by her. J Talbot of Lewiston attended. A salad luncheon was served to members and the hostess's guest. Easter travel mentioned includes Bear Lake visits by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valera
RS Shed. A
Connie
Maughan
Talbot
Lewiston
J. Talbot
Wild oat control looks favorable with new chemicals
County agent DeVere Tovey says trials in Franklin County show Avadex and Carbyne may control wild oats in sugar beets barley and wheat with limited crop damage. Avadex used preplant and Carbyne applied when oats reach two leaves and both require careful application and calibration for even coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Your Game Department Urges Compliance With Hunting Dog and Litter Rules
The Your Game Department warns hunting dogs may not be used April 1 to Aug. 15 and that it is a misdemeanor to let dogs run at large in nesting areas. Fines for killing unprotected birds range from 25 to 100 dollars. Hawks and owls are protected under law unless landowners act to destroy pests. Littering near hunting sites draws public complaint and fines, with the National Wildlife Federation highlighting Idaho leader Heber Smith’s long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Idaho
National Wildlife’'Federation
Ian
Heber Smith
Idaho Wildlife, Federation
Hebe
Idaho, Wildlife, ‘Federation
National Wildlife
Gem, Valley
Roa and Gun Club
Barber “College
Salt Lake City
Grace
Eeetive
Rees Explains Salt Insecticide to Cattle Ranchers
Anthony Timmons discusses a method using salt boxes and insecticide to control flies attacking dairy cattle. He cites a station study showing up to 20 percent milk loss when flies bother cows. The setup involves a salt box on a barbed wire enclosure, insecticide-soaked burlap, and wire hung four feet high with 15 to 20 foot spacing. back rubbers are retreated every three to four weeks after refilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Dea
Anthony Timmons
Salt Company
Timmons
Jet liner maiden voyage and quirky urban vignettes
A playful jumble recounts a Jet era maiden flight to Europe with a 1000 passenger capacity and in-flight pools. alongside anecdotes about a vodka drinking wife, a diver killed by a hole in his suit, a wallet swapped for photos, and a country vet advising on a limping horse.
Marines Assigned to Guard Washington Navy Yard 1800
In March 1800 the first U S Marines were assigned in Washington for guarding the construction of the Navy Yard there. Two years later Washington was established as the U S Marine Corps headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marines
Washington
Guard
Navy
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Wesbington
Wallace
B. Dunbar
LDS
Marty, Brinton
Pam Robbins
Jed
Celia
Enis Roger. Woolley
H. H. Woolley
West Central States
University
Sid
Allen Dunn
Carol ‘ Thomas
Garainaton
Merlin, Dunn
Benoni Wilks
Montell
Mraz Victor -Porter
Land Brent
Your, Game Department
Heber, Smith
Rees
Theragran Handy Pack
Unsere
Johnson's ‘S
Ray
Earth
Idlewild
Europe
Mary Tack
Tye
Savas
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