Newcomer Albert Moser announces bid for Franklin County commissioner
Albert Moser of Dayton announces Republican candidacy for Franklin County commissioner District 3. A longtime resident and former Dayton mayor, he promotes the Franklin County Fish and Game Assn and Idaho Farm Bureau, chairs Wilderness Camp, and supports erosion control and Boy Scouts work.
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Donald Hobbs Death Services Set for Franklin
Donald Parkinson Hobbs 57 of Franklin died at home Monday after a long illness. Born February 17 1899 in Bingham Canyon Utah to George Henry and Nessie Hobbs he moved to Franklin as a child and lived there since. He farmed and dairied married Julia Johnson April 12 1922 in the Logan temple and was an elder in Franklin Ward. Surviving are his wife and children Donat J Hobbs Terreton Joycelyn Perry Gerald G Hobbs Julia Ann Hobbs Clint Hobbs Mary Patricia Howe Hobbs of Galt Lake City. Funeral services will be held today at 8 00 p m at the Franklin Ward chapel by Bishop Marlow Woodward.
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Franklin
Bingham Canyon
Utah
George Henry
Nessie
Parkinson Hobbs
Julia Johnson
The
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Ward
Donat
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Terreton
Joycelyn Perry
Gerald
Hobbs
Jilia-Ann
Clint
Mary
Patricia
Howe
World Globes Offered As Premium for Subscriptions
The Citizen announces a premium of world globes for new or renewing subscriptions. Recipients with receipts should call to claim their globes. A final shipment will be ordered once sufficient payments are received, after which globes will be unavailable. Renew now to receive a globe if your expiry is soon.
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Jsnough
Itu
Milk Producers Subjects of Survey in Franklin County
National Analysis Research of Philadelphia will conduct a survey among milk producers in Franklin County to improve relationships with unions. Quoted are Mrs Roy Ware and Mrs Bernard Jr of Preston, with the survey running during the last three weeks of August.
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National _Analysis Research, Inc
Philadelphia
Franklin_county
Franklin‘ County
Preston Summer Theater presents Voices in the Air
The Preston summer theater schedules its first production Voices in the Air a variety musical featuring numbers from Broadway shows South Pacific King and I and Carousel Directed by Fred Nelson with Ferris Edgley John Coray Janice Nelson Marilyn Hawk Sandra Lemon and Jerry Cochran in the cast Members include Glenda Sutton Reid Dunbar Evelyn Edgley Bonnie Boden Gary Fryer Julie Simmons Jay Carlson Diane Palmer Peggy Kent Nelson Myrna Sparrow Lonnie Handy Keith Gibson Danielle Parnes Wayne Elwell Karen Wells The single performance is Monday at 8 30 pm in the Preston High School auditorium Tickets are available from cast members and at the box office Season tickets for all summer productions are also available Future shows Tea House August Moon Harvey and a one act play festival are planned
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Preston Summer Theater
Fred Nelson
Preston High School
Ferris Edgley
Pocatello
High School
John Coray
Janice Nelson
Marilyn Hawk
Sandra’ Lemon
Jerry Cochran
Pocatello” Theater Group
Nancy Greaves
Preston
Glenda Sutton
Reid
Dunbar
Evelyn’ Edgley
Bonnie Boden
Gary Fryer
Julie’ ‘Simmons
Jay Carlson
Diane Palmer
Peggy
Kent
Nelson
Myrna
Sparrow
Lonnie
Handy
Keith
Gibson
Danielle
Parnes
Wayne
Elwell
Karen’ Wells
Preston ‘High School
Harvey
Antelope Permits Drawn at Idaho Statehouse August First
A public drawing at the Idaho Statehouse in Boise on August 1, 1956 issued antelope permits. Of 3 926 complete applications received by July 20, Franklin County residents numbered 2157. Winners included Franklin County residents and others from Preston and surrounding areas.
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Idaho
Statehouse
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Franklin
William “Hobbs
Harley C
Lowe
Robert. G., Lowe
Aileof
Optometrists Attend Convention and Skeffington Lecture
Local optometrists gathered in Preston after traveling from Pocatello for an international conference and seminar led by Dr A M Skeffington. He warned that many visual problems hindering school learning stem from early childhood vision and urged preventive guidance from age three to improve future outcomes. A Mia Maids and Explorers stake event will be held August 15 at Preston Recreational Park with games sports and refreshments.
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OS Merrill
Preston
Pocatello
Skeffington
Frank
Eight teams enter Preston invitational baseball tournament
Eight teams enter the Preston invitational baseball tournament with prize money for winner 20, runner up 15, third 10. First games Monday August 13 at 7 pm. Schedule includes Dayton Smithfield facing Soda Springs Preston, Wil lard Lewiston, Cornish Aston, with later rounds through August 28. Games are seven innings or two hours, five-minute warmups included. Spectators free.
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Dayton
Smithfield
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Atkinson Wins Writing Prize in National Union Contest
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union announces winners in an annual writing contest. First prize in the junior class goes to Kim Was Afraid. senior prize to The Saving Hand. other honors include When Sally Got Drunk and Adam Mohn-Land tis. Prizes total $25 and other stories receive honorable mention. Winning works may be used on radio programs or in declamation contests under WCTV direction in Evanston. Anyone may enter. submit to the national president at 1730 Chicago Avenue, Evanston.
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Mabel
Atkinson
Dayton
Montior
Sally
WCTV
Evanston
Pigs Ready For County Fair Says Agent Promoting Franklin County
County agent Daniel Roberts urged proper feeding to prepare pigs for the Franklin County Fair this month. University of Idaho extension livestock specialist Wade Wells noted healthy, gaining pigs bloom in show conditions with twice daily feed including seed meal and self feeder rations. Regular brushing and handling improve coat gloss and gentleness for judges, with show efforts continuing on page 4.
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Franklin
Daniel * Roberts
Wade Wells
University of Idaho
Roberts
Sheep Owners May Kill Dogs Under Idaho Code
Report from Chief Harold Campbell states sheep owners may kill dogs that molest or threaten their flocks. Idaho Code chapter 28 allows killing dogs found worrying or injuring domestic stock on premises, with no damages action for the dog killer.
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Campbell
Idaho
Carnival Scheduled in Seventh Ward for Aug 20
Seventh Ward announces a carnival on Monday afternoon August 20 at 3 o clock to raise funds for a new floor in the LDS Children’s aviary hospital Salt Lake City summer event features dancing games fish ponds punch cookies and candy adults pay admission while Primary children are admitted free everyone is invited to attend
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LDS' Children’s Aviary
Salt Lake City
Oneida
Former Mine Creek Resident Emil Peterson Dies
A former Mine Creek resident Emil Peterson died suddenly at his Grace home. Services will be held at the Grace LDS tabernacle Friday afternoon at 2.30, with burial at an unspecified local cemetery.
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Farm Fires Across Counties Spark Investigations
Reported fires damaged a Mink Creek barn owned by Mrs. Barl and a Da Vis property leased by Leo Nelson, with 40 tons of hay lost. Investigators suspect sun reflections or a cigarette lighter. Fire crews also responded to a Pat Shaffer farm burn and a brush fire near Felix Feller farm. A Whitney alarm proved false. Five fires at Horseshoe Bend blamed on a passing car throwing matches. State highway crews helped extinguish roadside stubble fires.
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Whitney
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Treasureton
Horseshoe Bend
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Ted ‘Paskins
Gene . Paskins
Mack Hymras
State Highway Department
Lieutenant Gilbert Weaver Hall Is Second
Lieutenant Gilbert Weaver Hall, from Preston Route One, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve at Fort Lewis Washington on August 3. Major General Paul L. Freeman Jr. announced the promotion, noting Hull completed four years of reserve officer training and related camps.
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Gilbert Weaver ‘ Hull
Marilyn N. Hull
Preston
United States Army Reserve
Fort Lewis
Wash
Eccerve
Hull
Nash seeks county commissioner seat in Franklin primary
Ariel Nash, longtime Franklin County commissioner candidate, campaigns on experience and sound business principles. He touts weed control, county fire protection, road improvements, and state-federal aid efforts while emphasizing efficiency and economy to benefit Franklin County residents.
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Nash
Albert E. Moser
Dayton
Farmer
Linrose
Franklin
Franklin County
Union Pcitic
Ay Yas Son
David Nash
Idaho
Church of Jesus‘Christ’ of Latter-day Saints
Eagar
Weston Fairview
Talent Contest by Farm Bureau Promises Prizes
The local Farm Bureau sponsors a talent contest to be held Friday August 17 at Rep m Preston third. The winner in speech will earn an all expenses paid trip to Miami Florida. County beauty winner becomes eligible for Miss Idaho contest next year. Call Bala paleghene for entry.
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