Community notes highlight Easter gatherings and family milestones
Franklin and neighboring communities share a mosaic of birthdays, temple visits, and family reunions. Residents including the Handy Hawkes and Gibson families celebrated Easter themed buffets, temple sessions, and birthday anniversaries, while others attended fireside gatherings and school events across Logan, Preston, Pocatello, and Bear River area.
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Earl Cole
Rons
Rodger and
Holis
Glade Handy
Horace Hawkes
Julie Hawkes
Mabel Middleton
Erma Rolfson
Logan
Ross Gibson
Arimo
Wallace Rose
R. C. Affleck
Preston
Jed Atkinson
Neen Dunkley
Barbara Doney
LaDawn Hampton
Meda “Lowe
Bessie Wright
Boise
Las Vegas
Theris Hyde
Georgia Poole
Whitney
Virginia Hawkes
Franklin
Elma Porter
Whitehead Sisters
Logan Temple
Gretta ‘Corbridge
Vanona Geddes
Banida
Maggie Jamison
Adele Morrison
Martha Rosser
Freddie Jean
David
Steven
Ogden
Alton Nelson
Pocatello
L. R. Atkinson
P. L. Robinson
Lloyd Bair
Albert Bateman
R. J. Spackman
Louis Robinson
Richmond
Don Robinson
Weston
Dell Lewis
Howard
Jack
Jay
Germany
Amy Morrison
Clea Bigley
Twin Falls
Dale Adams
Dalene
Peggy Ann
Layton
Harley Lowe
Ogden Sunday. Mrs. Lowe’s Mother, Mrs. Laura Atkinson
Clair Woodward
Bear River High School
Tremont
Charles Ralph
Idaho Falls
Sidney
Reed Jamison
Willard Larsen
Ella > Porter
Pacific Grove
Calif
Larsen
Cache Valley
Luella Doney
Jennie Stones
Marjorie Christensen
Ellen Wright
DUP of
Relief Society
Ann Olsen
Beatrice Bennett
Ellen’ Wright
Vonda Packer
Bertha’ “Woodward
Joshua Hawkes County
Verda Beckstead
Beckstead
DUP
Salt Lake City
Isabella Bradford
Serena Lowe
Ruth, Parkinson
Geo. Whitehead
Bert Jensen
Cardston
Canada
Eldon Allen
Port. Huron
Mich
Stewart, Geddes
Whitehead
Merlin ‘Swainston
Gretta Corbridge
Tressa Biggs
Geddes
Cove
Marilyn ,Doney
Mesdames
Estelle Smith
Tosie Lewis
Zelma Comish
Monta Wickham
Aline Jensen
Phyllis Moser
Leone Smith
Lydia Comish
Wickham
Jensen
Laura Atkinson
Martha’ Rosser
Gayle Lowe
Joyce Eck
Providence
Alice Oliverson
Lillie Robinson
Jamiel Nelson
Marilyn Atkinson
Nettie Lewis
Estelle Wright
Thelma Doney
Gwen Gibson
Veda Alder
Kay Wright
Josie Lewis
Freddie Jean Rosser
Eck
Dora Aitkin
Garnet Woodward
William Smith
Kay Hampton
Ruby Hampton
Isabelle. Lowe
Logart
Esther Buckley
Axel Anderson
C. C. Hampton
Parley Hampton
Lyceum
Franklin School
Frank
Lin
Marvin Neeley
Aera My Neeley
Rachel
Neeley
Cyril Lowe
Wendell” ‘Oliverson
Janet
Sugar City
Lewis
William. Lauritzen
Paris
Ida
Reuben - Lowe
Raymond Daviess
Brigham City
Elna Gregerson
Phoebe Wheeler
Davies
Warren
Grace Robinson
Ether Biggs
Draper, Ut
Robinson
Idaho Eyes Record Federal Aid for 1955 Highway Plan
Idaho motorists were told the senate interstate commerce committee approved a federal-aid highway bill of 760 million dollars. Idaho would receive 9.024 million with 4.215 million for primary, 2.965 million for secondary, 361 thousand for urban, and 1.483 million for interstate. The bill must pass both houses and, if approved, funds would be available after January 1955.
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Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Herman Welker
Idaho Highway Department
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Earle V. Miller
Miller
Senate
House
Congress
Idaho Plans Largest Highway Project in State History
Miller announced a major federal aid package would fund the state’s largest highway construction effort ever envisioned. He praised long-range planning that would allow the project to start in an orderly fashion.
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Idaho
Miller
Weevil Control More Efficient With Heptachlor
Early spring control of over-wintered alfalfa weevils with heptachlor reduces larvae damage. J Everett Bussart cites large scale tests proving effectiveness. four oz per acre suffices, with spray or dust options. Timing is crucial as pollinators are inactive and residue is minimized.
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J. Everett Bussart
Velsicol Corporation
Bussart
Early alfalfa growth triggers weevil activity and need for control
The article warns that adult alfalfa weevils emerge with warm weather and begin laying eggs within a week to 10 days. Early insecticide application before alfalfa reaches three inches is crucial to prevent larvae and future damage, with up to 800 eggs produced by a single female. Bussart advises consulting state or county agricultural authorities for proper timing of heptachlor insecticides.
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Bussart
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S. J. Handy
Preston Electric
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RCA
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Preston Electric & Furniture Co
North State
Preston ‘Reaily- Mix Concrete Co
South ‘State
Franklin County Grain Growers
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