Preston First Ward Outing Planned at Willow Flat
Preston First Ward schedules a two day outing at Willow Flat on August 24 and 25 with games led by Robert Bunker and Harland Simmons. The event features a softball clash between Dads and sons and a demonstration by married ladies on axball. An 8:30 p.m. campfire program follows, with a noon supper option. A bus departs from the First Ward chapel at 1 p.m. transportation provided free to those without transport.
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First Ward
Willow Flat
Robert Bunker
Harland Simmons
Sllow Flat
West Side Class A School District to Hold Annual Meeting
East Side Class A School District No. 202 Franklin County Idaho schedules annual meeting and election for September 7 1948 at Dayton schoolhouse. Polls open 1 to 6 pm. One three year trustee to be elected from Clifton precinct and bonds for a new school building will be voted on. Candidates names and terms to be filed six days before the election.
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West Side
Franklin County
Idaho
East Side
Franklin
State of
Dayton
Clifton
Board of Trustees
Scoutgroup invites riders and plans canyon breakfast
Families are asked to invite an extra passenger and bring lunch. The bish opric will serve ice cold watermelon before the evening program. Overnight stays are welcome with scouts and Lynn Frackrell. A breakfast in the canyon is planned and former ward members may join the trip for the day.
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Bers
Lynn Frackrell
Summer Festival Highlights Primary Theme in Oneida Stake
All ward organizations joined in an afternoon of festivities to celebrate the summer primary work. Children and leaders displayed handwork in the Opera house and performed songs and dances at the city park under the theme And All the Nations Shall be Gathered unto Zion.
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Opera House
Zion
South Pacific Islands
British Isles
Idaho Falls Temple Rites Unite Young Couple
A double ring ceremony at the Idaho Falls Temple united Elizabeth Condie and Fred O. Haroldsen with Pres. ElRay Christiansen officiating in Logan. A reception followed in the Franklin courthouse with family, attendants, and music, then a honeymoon trip.
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Logan Temple
Elizabeth Condie
P. M. Condie
Fred O. Haroldsen
Oliver Haroldsen
Idaho Falls
Franklin Courthouse
Beverly Hansen
Joyce Keller
Jackie Geddes
Mildred
Marilyn Condie
Orvil Haroldsen
Deanne Smith
Beth Dunkley
Carol Cutler
Couple to Make Home in Logan After Plans to Attend Schol
To the northwest, a couple announced they will settle in Logan. They plan to attend school there and begin new lives together.
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Logan
Final preschool inoculations scheduled at Central school
Final inoculations for preschool children will be given Friday morning from 10 30 to 12 o'clock at Central school. Mrs Sue Evers the school nurse says Friday's clinic will complete the program before school work begins. Mr and Mrs Don L Smith and children Gary Carolyn and Bryce of Tacoma arrived in Preston to visit the Andersons they will stay the rest of the month. A Beatrice Swainston was an overnight guest of her daughter and family the Bybees at Downey Friday.
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Sue Evers
Don L. Smith
Gary
Carolyn
Bryce
Tacoma
Preston
Lorenzo Anderson
Beatrice Swainston
Mrs
Reese Bybee
Downey
Rotary Program Highlights Dinner and Notable Attendees
The Rotary Club held a continued program with ninety members and guests present. Mrs. William A. Davis chaired the dinner, assisted by a list of club ladies, while Pres. Jed Lewis sat at the ladies table. Mrs. Bright collected fines as sergeant at arms during the event.
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O. D. Robinson
Elmo Keller
al Carlson
Don Smith
Robert Bunker
Ray Bright
Jared Lewis
Cliff Warr
Jed Lewis
Bright
Broad
Broadcast staff details at local station noted
The article lists Mrs. Leon Smith as chief broadcaster with singing commercial spots directed by Mrs. Carlson and a swap shop program led by Mrs. Keller. Mrs. Carlson performed Oh, Give Me a Home while wearing a cow boy hat and guitar. Mrs. Bunker presented news items and J L Peterson of KPST handled musical recordings.
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Leon Smith
Idaho High School Graduation Adds US Government Semester
Idaho schools require 17 credits for graduation this year replacing the 16 from prior years. A new one semester United States Government course is added. Seniors may choose which semester to take the class.
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Idaho
United States Government
Cache Valley Radio to Offer FM Service First Time
A new radio setup will operate two stations with FM service for the first time in Cache Valley. On standard broadcasts one station will use 1840 kilocycles on the radio dial.
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Cache Valley
Conference reports on missionary work and welfare drive
Blaine Parkinson and others presented reports on missionary endeavors. Roscoe Eardley urged serving God with readiness and asked attendees to ensure a year’s supply of food and clothing as part of welfare work.
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Ing
Blaine Parkinson
Franklin
Elaine Griffeth
Reed Thompson
Weston
Blaine Taylor
Presto
First Ward
Roscoe Eardley
Welfare Board
School Election Precincts Mapped by Districts
Franklin Mapleton precinct 2 includes Mink Creek Glencoe Whitney Eastside. Riverdale Treasureton Banida Winder form precinct 3. No 4 covers the west side of Preston district and precinct 5 the east side.
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Mapleton
Mink Creek
Glencoe
Whitney
Eastside
Riverdale
Treasureton
Banida
Winder
Preston
Sewer Contract Bids Far Under City Engineer Estimate
City engineer Robert G. Harding prepared specifications for the improvement project and noted bids come in considerably under his estimated costs. The article indicates continued discussion of the sewer contract on page D0.
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Robert G. Harding
Reed Anderson Named Superintendent and West Side School Plans
Reed Anderson serves as superintendent of schools at Thomas Idaho and holds a bachelor of science from Brigham Young University with postgraduate work at the University of Idaho. Opening day is August 30 with two high school teaching vacancies. Staff include Anderson chemistry Lyle Porter math Marion Jensen social studies Sue Stimpson home economics Frank Parker music DeLamar Palmer English Parley Gunnell business and Darrell Erickson shop. The elementary school at Clif-
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Ida
Brigham Young University
Provo
University of Idaho
West Side
Supt. Anderson
Lyle Porter
Marion __ Jensen
Sue Stimpson
Frank Parker
DeLamar Palmer
Parley Gunnell
Darrell Erickson
Clif
Dayton and Weston Grade Schools Appoint Faculty
Lulu Nelson will be principal at Dayton with Lola Jensen and Edna Kofoed as instructors. Dayton teachers include LeRoy Archibald Sr as principal, LeRoy Archibald Jr, Susan Archibald, Leona Balls, Blanche Beutler, and Carolyn Greaves. Weston will have Arthur Neuyenswan as principal with Orba Larsen, Catherine Olsen, and Lucille Fredrickson as instructors.
7 Up Bottling Ad Promotes Get Acquainted Offer
The 7 Up Bottling Co announces a get acquainted offer on page seven. Clip the coupon in this issue to receive several free bottles of beverage at any dealer in the territory handling Earl's Quality Beverages.
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Franklin County
California
Earl
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