Referendum Discussion By Franklin County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau leaders led a Monday meeting at Utah Power and Light Auditorium to discuss a proposed wheat plan and its impact on wheat and other farm commodities. Stanton Hawkes urged voters to register by May 13 and consider participation options, warning of government control through supply management and urging citizens to exercise their liberty at the polls.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Utah Power and Light
IFBF
Forest Severe
Washington
Onment
Amenea
Secretary of Agriculture
ASC
Yeger
Possi
Four Preston Students Attend Idaho YMCA Youth Legislature
Four Preston high school students Jon Jepsen Bill Norton David Bell and Royal McFarland joined about 200 Idaho youths in Boise for the Idaho YMCA Youth Legislature. They drafted a bill restricting use of the title Certified Psychologist without a state certificate. The measure gained committee priority but was not debated or voted on.
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Idaho
Ieaders
Boise
Idaho Ymca
Jon Jepsen
Bill Norton
David Bell
Royal McFarland
House
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Robert E. Smylie
House of Representatives
Franklin Man Dies At Home
Franklin resident George Washington Hill died April 22 at his Franklin home. Born October 4, 1886 in Salt Lake City, he married Redessa Nash in 1910 and later Ruth Perkins Mendenhall. He served as Sunday school superintendent and church leader, was an original homesteader in American Falls, and farmed in Boise and Nampa. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Franklin LDS ward with burial in the Franklin Cemetery. The body viewed at the mortuary before services.
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Franklin
Salt Lake City
Redessa Nash
Logan
LDS Temple
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Onedda
Ric
Kuna
Ida
Ward
Tme
American Falls
Boise
Nampa
DUP Franklin Ellen Wright Camp meeting notes
Ellen Wright Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday afternoon with Maggie Jamison conducting. Lois Atkinson led singing, Esther Ann Durrant accompanied, Joycelyn Perry spoke on women doctors, and Estella Wright shown a life sketch of Nellie Nash Parkinson. Debra Perry played a piano solo. Isabell Griffeth and Jamet Atkinson sang a vocal duet. Laura Chatterton led a Silver Threads Among the Gold flag ceremony with Helga Hampton playing. Western DUP Lone Rock camp met April 18 at Sadie Nelson’s home. Margaret Campbell presented Finis Patterson Hemingway’s history, read by Maud B. Jorgenson. May B. Tingey gave the Pioneer midwives lesson. Light refreshments followed. Margaret Campbell directed the music.
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Franklin
Ellen Wright Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Maggie Jamison
Lois Atkinson
Esther Ann Durrant
Joycelyn Perry
Nellie Nash Parkinson
Estella Wright
Debra Perry
Isabell Griffeth
Jamet Atkinson
Laura Chatterton
Helga Hampton
Weston — Dup
Lone Rock
Sadie Nelson
Finis Patterson Hemingway
Fife
Margaret Campbell
Maud B. Jorgenson
May B. Tingey
Margaret F. Campbell
Ward To Hold Turkey Dinner
Ward hosts a turkey dinner with eight meals for 50 cents each. All proceeds go to the building fund.
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Ward
Building Fund
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