Franklin County Grassman of the Year Contest Announced
The Preston Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee announces the annual Franklin County Grassman of the Year contest. Entries due by August 20, with candidate tours starting August 23 at 1 p.m. from the bank corner. The winner receives certificates at the harvest banquet and may enter the Idaho Grassman of the Year contest. Previous winners include Stanton Hawkes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin S County
Agriculture Committee
Preston Chamber
of Commerce
Max Millar
Chamber
Commerce’ Office
Nang
Ike
Idaho
Franken County
Stanton
Hawkes
Jack ’ Moser
Farrell “Beckstead
Loyal “White
Myron
Norman Yonnesbeck
Franklin County
Commerce
Millar
School calendar dates released by Superintendent in 1960s era notice
Richard Harmon of East aide School District releases the forthcoming year calendar with planning days for teachers and staff. Key dates include Labor Day September 5, school starts September 6, fall and spring vacations, holidays for Washington’s birthday and Christmas, and teacher checkout days. Registration schedules for high school include seniors August 26 and other classes through August 29.
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Richard Harmon
Eastaide
Washington
West Side Schools Set August 29 Opening Date
Sept. Orlando B Merrill announces all West Side schools will open August 29 with Clifton district led by L Blair Henderson as principal and sixth grade, Edna Kofoed fifth grade, Lulu Nelson fourth grade, Alta McCombs third grade, Elinor Sant second grade, Ella P Kent first grade. Weston district lists Arthur Neuenswander as principal and sixth grade with Susan Archibald fifth grade and Orba Larsen handling third and fourth grades.
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Orlando B. Merrill
West ‘Side
Clifton
Schol — L. Blair Henderson
Edna Kofoed
Lulu Nelson
Alta McCombs
Elinor Sant
Ella P.kent
Weston
Arthur Neuenswan
Franklin Stake Summer Social Set For August 23
The Franklin Mia maid and Explorer summer event will be held at Franklin Park on Tuesday evening August 23 at 8 o clock. Young people in eligible age groups are invited to attend.
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Franklin Mia
Franklin Park
Preston High School Football Season Set for Aug 22 Practice
Preston High School will begin the 1960-61 football season with the first practice on Monday August 22 at 6 pm Coach Glen Oliverson announced August 19. Lettermen seniors juniors and sophomores have specific practice times August 19 and 20 with the schedule listing home games against Harsh Valley Blackfoot and others and away games at Focatello Cache River Burley Montpelier and more. Returning lettermen include Dee Ward Reed Carlson captain Trent Packer Scott Timms Curtis Webb Jeff Byde Bodily Pack Michael Jepsen and Verh Christensen.
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Lucille F. Campbell
Ione R._ Dalley
Gary G. Allen
Wanda P. Mortensen
Ann G. Hensen
Mary Ann James
Lyle &. Torter
LeArta Trammond
Ivan Douglas Hunt
Ellis
Woythen
Jausie
Sherald W. James
Sherman
Zindhardt
Tom Cattant
Dan,Crandall
Pat Thomas
Dayabie
Glen Oliverson
Oliverson
Dee
Ward
Rapiain
Reed
Carlson
Trent Packer
Scott
Timms
Curtis Webb
Jeff' Byde
Bi’ ‘Bodily
Pan “Pack
Michaél
Jepsen
Verh
Christensen
Back to school ads clutter town week sampler
A cluttered page features a cache of back to school advertisements from local stores including Petersen Drapery and Upholstery, Idaho Appliance and Sport Shop, Foss Furniture, Preston Implement Co, and Arnold and Tee. The piece also quotes a column about worry and cites public forum rules from The North Side News and The Citizen.
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Valso
Petersen
Idaho
Foss
Preston Implement Co
Arnold
Dallas
Texas
Lee
Hett
4-H Clothing Show Scheduled at Preston High
County 4-H clothing club members prepare for an August 31 event at Preston High School auditorium. Leaders Vera Cole Monta Nelson and Zelda Hinckley coordinate the show to display what students learned in 4-H clothing work during the 1960 centennial fair.
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Frank- In
Preston High
Vera Cole
Monta Nelson
Zelda Hinckley
Franklin County Miniature Rodeo Invites Boys Under 14
Franklin County Sheriff Talbot announces the first annual miniature rodeo as part of the county fair. Boys under 14 may enter with parental consent and a release form. Admission is 1 for adults and 25 cents for children under four.
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Franklin ‘County
Franklin
Sherrif’s
Franklin County
Vern, Oyler’ ‘and ‘Sons
Minature Todeo
Garland
Utah
x . s@aRay
Talbot
Ty Sheriff
Fairview talent show features local youth performers
In Fairview the 6-16 age groups held a county talent program warm up. Readings, songs, duets and instrument solos were performed by Mitchell Wilson Joises King Beth Rawlings Diane Rawlings and others under pianist Sharen Howe and accompanist Valerie Rawlings. Prizes and treats followed as judges announced winners to advance to Friday’s county event.
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Fairview
JfarmiBureau
Leonard
Mitchells ‘Wilson ‘Gay
Joises King
Ale ‘Ghwipanted
Storraine
Marjean ‘Rawlings Sanga
Sharen. Howe
Shauna” Nelson
Valerie
Rawlings sInthe
Beth Rawlings
Diane Rawlngs
Kather
Ste .Nelson
LaNae ‘Rawlings
Louise Rawlings
Sharon Howe
Marilyn Harris
Portia
Cole
Ward‘ Chapel
Jay
Nelbert
Rawlings
Jack” Cherrington
Laurel McEntire Madsen
Lynne Beckstead
Franklin Stake Conference Dates Set for August 20 21
The Franklin stake schedules a quarterly conference for Saturday and Sunday August 20 and 21. The first meeting begins 6 30 p m Saturday with welfare workers and priesthood leadership meetings at 8 p m for stake presidency high council bishoprics Melchizedek priesthood presidents and group leaders and all stake ward committees. Sunday sessions are at 10 am and 2 pm with an 8 pm closing program directed by the MIA and a special program.
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Franklin’ ‘Stake
Melchizedek
SOF
Young Men Admit Burglary In Preston Case
Three youths from Preston and Wisconsin were arrested for a July burglary at a Lewiston bank plan. Espinoza of Plainsville Wis, employed in Lewiston, and two others were charged. They used a punch, sledge hammer and axe to break a safe and then damaged a peanut sending machine to steal contents. They planned to rob the Lewiston bank but halted the attempt and will face first degree burglary charges. Espinoza to be brought from Wisconsin for prosecution.
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Utah
Preston
Aby Sheritt
Nho
Rudy
Espinoza
Plainsville
Wis
Lewiston
Shettt
Talbot
J. Ventrancé
Tom ‘Espinoza
Wisconsin
Ben
Swann
Alex Larsen Wins in Whos Who Jackpot Game
Alex Larsen of Route One wins the county’s whos who guessing game after solving nine clues out of nine. prize grows to 358 dollars plus eight for naming the correct person. Ballot boxes are set at Culligan Water Market and nearby stops.
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Fonda Bodily
Culligan
Lot
Z Market
Pecseniy Ey
Cere
Boat Stone Service
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Water Rights Decree
The Idaho Supreme Court unani mously affirms a district court decree in favor of Strongarm Reservoir Irrigation District in Brarklin County. Ben B Johnson and Dorothy Johnson sued to stop interference with their use of Battle Creek water. the high court sustains the ruling against them written by Justice Henry Mc Quade.
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Idaho
Supreme ‘Court
Strongarm Reservoir
Brarklin ‘County
Ben B
Dorothy Johnson
Irrigation District
Joseph Hedin
Battle Creek
John‘sons
Fifth ‘District Court
Johnsons
Rilig
Supreme Court
Henry McQuade
County Talent Find Set for 8 P.M. Tomorrow
Mrs. Von Noyes announces Franklin County Farm Bureau talent find and talk meet at Preston third ward chapel Friday at 8 p.m. Contestants from Dayon Clifton Oxford Fairview Mink Creek Riverdale Treasure ton Preston fifth ward Whitney Glendale shown. Senior group contestants mayappear at county talent find with two winners to district event at American Falls Aug. 4 and another at Ainsmonty Falls Aug. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Urwen Larsen and Ruby of California visited Mrs. I. M. Evans Monday night.
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von Noyes
Franklin’ County Farm’ Bureau
Preston
Third
Ward Chapel
Dayton
Clifton
Oxford
Fairview
Mink
Creek
Riverdale
Treasureton
Winder
Banida
Reston
Fifth Ward
Whitney
Glendale
Mra
von “Noyes
American Falls
Ainsmonty’ Falls
Urwen’ Larsen
Breston
Ruby
California
I. M. Evans
Second largest U.S. circus set for one day at fairgrounds
Bob Bullock confirms a one day engagement by Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros Circus on August 25 at the fairgrounds. The show promises an extensive menagerie including giraffes hippos rhinoceros elephants polar bears and more. Advertising plans include six motorized units and wide media coverage to draw a large crowd.
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U. S
Rand
Bob Bullock
al G. Kelly
Miller Bros
Circcus
Additon
J.G. Kelly
Jalller Bros
Ringling Bros
and Bailey
Elreus Entour
Franklin County Fair selects 1960 judges and event leaders
Franklin County Fair announces 1960 centennial fair judges and officials. Idaho University animal science head Donald Bell will judge 4 H beef sheep and swine. open class exhibits Sept 4 to 5. Local leaders from Franklin, Idaho and Caribou counties will judge 4 H dairy, garden, crops, and flower shows. showcasing educational events.
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Daho
Iege
Agricy
Guernsey
Will
Mi ‘Niversity OF
Adaho
Bey Wets Tell
Are
Franklin
Carnation
Uteah
Tian Ot
Idaho
Anson
S.” Horn
University of Idaho
Boiscoe
Horn
Warren Eriksen
Sorensen
Caffman
Accidents Near Strawberry and Logan Reported Damages
Two traffic incidents are described. In Weston Utah a crash involving John Pitcher and Schwanveldt caused Fender damage near $300 with no injuries. North of Strawberry Springs Donna Larsen 34 Ovid collided with Brent Alfred 20 Logan. Sheriff Lakay Line notes high speed and a left turn accident with damage to Larsen’s car about $200 and another car about $3,900.
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Weston
John Pitcher
Cochron
Utah
Sch‘vaneveldt
Buenas
Schwaneveldt
Strawberry
Toad
Springs
Donna’ le “‘Larsen
Ovid
Tane
Carnell
Vaveld
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Franklin Stake
Preston’ High School
Malod
Harsh Valley Eee
Ken
Porter
Westinghouse AppHances
Ares
Heaven
Citizen
North Side News
Jerome
4-H
Wan
Alex Larsen
Court of Idaho
Wwe
Desienea
Sarve
The
Ake Tals
Rte
Larsen
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