Idaho east district appoints Philip L West as district deputy
Law rence Massachusetts judge John E Fenton announces Philip L West named district deputy grand exalted ruler for the Idaho east district. The district covers lodges in Preston Pocatello Burley Rupert Salmon Idaho Falls and Blackfoot. West sails to Salt Lake City Friday for a regional deputies conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Elks
Philip L. West
Idaho East
Preston
Pocatello
Burley
Rupert
Salmon
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Mr West
Salt Lake City
Fenton
West
Preston Lodge
Preston Recreational
Preston Elr Lodge
Wyoming
Toisho
Utaa
Local youth Stephen Johnson wins FFA plaque at Preston
Stephen Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Conal Johnson of Preston is shown receiving the plaque from Miles Geddes Preston FFA chapter president at a February contest sponsored by the Idaho Cooperative Council Rex Blodgett Idaho Potato Growers. He will represent Preston at the American Institute of Cooperation in Berkely August 8 to 10 traveling by chartered bus with Idaho peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Johnson
Conal Johnson
Preston
Miles
Geddes
Ani
FFA
Idaho
Cooperative
Grace
Rex Blodgett
Pototo
Amerin Iistitute
Berkait
Community Crowds Attend Three Night Rodeo Show
The weekend rodeo attracted crowds for a three night event. Organizers praised cooperation from attendees and volunteers. Chairman virgi Kalidasan and the rodeo committee called the run a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeo Committee Amembers
Teshow
Cormunilttes
Virgi Kalidasan
Preston High School Class of 1938 Reunion Held
The Preston High School graduating class of 1938 gathered at the American Legion hall for a reunion last Saturday. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner and tables adorned with blue and white streamers and gladioli. A program featured Jack King and David Lennon singing, Beth Childs and Chloe Lewis duets, a baton twirling demonstration by Miss Lewis, and tribute to deceased members by Lauriel Palmer Barraclough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Preston High School
Jack King
David Lennon
Beth Childs
Chloe Lewis
Robert Hall
Spen- Ateer Y Winn
Dean Shaffer
Wayne Hall
Nat Edwards
Earl Mo‘ser
DeRalph Perry
DeLamar Palmer
Preston
Arthur Baraclough
Hurbert Gustaveson
Ogden
Wyate Corbridge
Jack Ritter
Tsuniokann
Pocatello
Verl Randall
Harold Mecham
Idaho Falls
de Barton
Provo
Keith Johnson
Hunt
Idaho
Weldon McGregor
Clyde Condie
Thatcher
Don Pinson
Lara
Dan Chadwick
Brigham City
Utah
Raymond Hadfield
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Dibble
Layton
Nash
Avin
Bridges
Bare O
Sugar Beet Acreage Fully Covered for 1960 Portfolios
Announcement from ASC county committee chair notes all sugar beet acres are now covered by portfolio share. No excess beets will be harvested this year and the measured amount becomes the proportionate share of allotment for 1960. Mr and Mrs Irat Winger and their daughter from Roy Utah visited with his mother Mrs Méfeldy Winger and attended rodeo events this weekend.
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Rte
Ehairiran
ASC
Wir
Irat Winger
Roy
Utah
Méfeldy Winger
Muted juke box sparks breakfast chaos and a polite exit
A couple in a small town restaurant confront a loud juke box and demand silence. The manager intervenes, the couple leaves with breakfast and peace, and the scene ends with a humorous note about the manager and a letter from Jimmy Cornwell about his father’s retirement.
Eberhards Honored At Testimonial Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eberhard and family were honored at a testimonial in Franklin Monday evening. A program preceded an informal hour with refreshments. The event was sponsored by stake presidencies and local civic leaders with public invitations extended.
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Ernest Eberhard
Provo
Franklin Stakehouse
Espera
BYU
EDS
Marriage Licenses July and August in Utah and Idaho
Readable fragments list couples with ages and residence towns such as Mink Creek Preston Ogden Salt Lake City Fillmore Moscow Soda Springs Logan Smithfield and others. Dates include July 16 July 22 July 28 August 1 2 3 with partners named alongside.
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Ay, Stanley "Spatig
Mink Creek
Doris
H. ‘Thornick
Dennis Johnson
Preston
Theda Jean Anderee
Weston
Joseph
Don Williamson
Logan
Bonnie Forsak
Bremerton
Washington
Archie Thurston
Margene Mitton
Smithfield
National Guard members home on furloughs
Franklin county news notes several National Guard members returning from eight weeks of training at Fort Ord California. They arrived by plane to Logan and will spend two weeks at home before reporting to camps. Names include Arland Stark Richard Baird Don Beckstead Roy Johnson David Hart Kent Petersen Paul Norton Reedy Conlin Lyle Bennett Mark Porter Dan Palmer Wayne Jensen Dennis Manning Neidon Nelson Kirk Paskins Craig Paskins Ronald Schow Darrell Larsen Dean Davis Vernon Reeder Garry Ransom Larry Packer Jerry White head forthcoming furloughs. local visit details.
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Franklin‘county
Boys
Nasional
Ord
Calif
Logan
Wil ‘Apend
Cather
Arland Stark
Richard Baird
Don Beckstead
Roy
Johnson
David Hart
Kent
Petterberg
Paul-Nor
Ton
Reedy
Conlin
Lyle
Bennett
Mark
Porter
Dan -Palmer
Wayne
Jensen
Dennis
Manning
sNeidon- Nelson
Kirk
Paskins
Craig
Ronald
Schow
Darrell
Larsen
Dean
Davis
Vernon
Reeder
Garry
Ransom
Larry
Packer
Jerry
Whitehead
Misunderstanding Of Social Security Explained by Manager
Franklin county residents 65 or over misunderstand their obligation to pay social security taxes. Stanton S. Thompson, district Manager, notes age 65 is retirement age only. anyone working under the Social Security Act must pay taxes, even if receiving benefits. A representative will answer questions in Preston on August 19 30 a m to noon.
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Awo
Phn Ii
Iit
Franklin County
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello
Thompson
Preston
Fire at Mink Creek hay barn prompts farm call
Fire department responded to a Mink Creek Lloyd Christensen farm blaze caused by an overheated gasoline motor on an elevator. Bales of hay caught fire, were moved to a rack, then burned, roughly three hours to extinguish. nearby for sale weekend visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Christensen
Mink Creek
Mr. Christensen
Banidalig
Idaho moves to aid salmon migration with new fish ladder
The Idaho Fish and Game Department plans a fish ladder at Darger Falls to help chinook and other anadromous salmon ascend the Salmon River system toward inland spawning waters. The $81,765 project will have a vertical slot ladder with two entrances and one exit, replacing a barrier dam and avoiding dynamiting the falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam
Béar Valley
Elk
Arta
Ural
Terway
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Ida
Lys
Preston FFA Chapter officers attend Montpelier officer school
Preston Chapter of the FFA held an officer school in Montpelier for chapter officers from the southeastern Idaho district. Prof Halver TAL Skinner of Montana State College led the session, detailing objectives of the FFA and officer duties. After training, attendees shared a picnic lunch in Strawberry Canyon. Lincoln A. Orme accompanied the group. Miles Geddes presided over the training at the Southeastern Idaho district event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
FFA
Montpelier
Southeastern
Idaho
veThe
Halver Tal Skinner
Montana
Skinner
Teadleré
Ifromix
Montpeli¢r
Frank Hirsch
Montpelier Seminary
Varges Chae Ccuht
Amos Hulme
Stewart
Central Farmers Co-op
Jerome Taylor
Examiner
Cilttto
Schoolass
Miles
Geddes
Jand
Hugh ‘Geddes
Banida
Robert Hull
Whitney
Robert,Bodily
Lawrence Bodily
Treneurer
Richard
Rawlings
Darwin
Fairview
Kent Rawlings
Mertin Rawlings
Ignd’ Sertinel
Jim Gilbert
Barlow
Gilbert
Miles? Geddes
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Elks Lodge
John E.fenton
Lawrence, Mass
The
Benevolent and Protective
Philif West
Wes
California
Stéphebi
Adaho’y
United States
San Francisco
Crater Lake
Prexton
Jimmy Cornwell
Murray
Eagle
Paper C
Colorado
Union- Pacific
Jimmy
Grit-Advocate
Julesburg
Colo
Don
Sus
Grit- Advocate
Smiths
Jim
Eberhard
National Guard
Ole ‘Foss
Vera
Namps
Jennie
Ms. Clair Bose
Lloyd Balls
Hallis
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