Fair Exhibits Ready for County Event 1965
Franklin County prepares for the 1965 county fair opening August 26 with a record number of exhibits across departments. The 4-H style show starts August 25 at Preston High School Auditorium under Dorothy Johnson, with livestock, open class, and 4-H judging on the fairgrounds. A Holstein heifer prize and prize drawings will be awarded during the week, with Farm Bureau Fun Day and various judging events throughout the weekend.
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William Robinson
Robinson
Preston High School
Dorothy Johnson
Franklin County
J. Neff Boothe
Franklin Couty
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Fair
Cache Valley Breeding Association
Bob Haworth
City To House Forestry Service Truck
The Preston City Council accepted an offer to place a Forestry Service fire truck in Preston during fire season. The Forest Service would cover truck expenses unless used for city fires, then the city would reimburse. Grass fires would incur no city cost. The council also approved a hot mix surface on First East and First South against prior Penta Prime plans. An air conditioner was approved for the fire department living quarters.
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Preston
Forestry Department
Forest Service
Jensen
First East
First South
Beet Growers Dinner Meeting Set For September 11
The annual dinner meeting of area beet growers will be held September 11, according to Orval Benson.
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Orval Benson
Utah State Local Drama Stage Noah and Flood Tale
Jon Cranney stars as Noah in a staged drama tonight at 8 30 at the USA outdoor amphitheatre. The production blends Jewish and folk elements and is part of a summer run. Destry Rides Again is also on the bill with Mayor Slade portrayed by an actor in Bottleneck. The musical segment features Denton Area representation with students and staff from Preston High School and local families in supporting roles.
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Jon Cranney
Agor
Russell Cranney
Noah Tonight
Chusdey
USA
Rfor
Des
Teaches at Preston Seminary Offer Wet Sponge Chance
Seminary students at Preston Seminary will get a chance this Friday to throw wet sponges at their teacher in a lighthearted school activity. The event aims to raise spirits and foster community among students and staff.
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Preston Seminary
Students Seminary
Preston Boy Wins National Future Farmers Award
Robert Owen of Preston is one of three Idaho youths to win the American Farmer Future Farmers of America award. He is Franklin County’s third recipient, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Owen, and will receive the honor at the Kansas City national convention in October.
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Futuré Farmers of Africa
Robert Owen
Preston
Robert
Idaho
Franklin County
Clarence Owen
Future Farmers of America
Ariel Meek
Riverdale
Walter Knapp
Mapleton
FFA
Kansas City
Lindon Orme
Orme
Tees
National Stock Judging Co
Lincoln Orme
Preston Ffa
National
Citizen
Webb Wins Womens Day Event at Preston Golf Club
Gertie Webb captured the Women’s Day title at Preston Golf and County Club in a match that featured Mrs Sherwin Webb and Ruth Nash among scorers. The event noted Elisa Ward and Mrs Boyde among participants with plans for August matches and September leg match playoffs. The season will include father and sons tournament.
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Gertie Webb
Preston Golf and County Club
Sherwin Webb
Callwey
Cham
Ogden
Preston
Carmen
Ogden Man Kidnapped by Robbers Near Cove
An Ogden service station worker Henry Tak eo Sato was kidnapped at kn ife point by three men who forced him into a car and drove toward North Ogden. Logan police arrested Troy Wilson at 7 am in a Logan hotel, where he signed a statement admitting involvement. The car and two other suspects remain at large as police continue the search.
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Ogden
Cove
Franklin
Logan Polce
Rand
Henry Takeo Sato
Roy
Lo‘gan
Troy Wilson
Logan Hotel
Eli Drakulich
Wilson
Sato
Eagle Cafe
25Th Street
Eastside School District votes move and study proposal
The Eastside school board met in special session and voted to transfer Mink Creek students to Central Jefferson in Preston. It called for volunteers to attend Whitney school routes, and the superintendent was asked to contact Utah State University for a district study including program suggestions and facility use for the next meeting.
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Mink Creek
Central Jefferson
Preston
Whitney
Utah State University
Eastside
Soa
Central First Graders Register This Fall
Central school plans fall registration for first graders. Eligible pupils must be six by midnight October 15 and bring a birth certificate and preschool exam forms. Parents may pay fees at registration.
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Central School
Wayne Brown
Rusty Rotarians Lions Set For Atlantic City Benefit
The Rowdy Rotarians meet the Languid Lions in an On To Atlantic City charity game Saturday at 7 30 p m The hour long match raises proceeds for the Atlantic City fund with the loser donating 50 dollars from club coffers National Rhonda Idaho of 1965 will throw the first ball Pairie. Jaycees set up their wheel wagon and all profits go to the umpires for the game
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Lions
Atlantic City
National Rhonda
Mies
Idaho
Cams
Jaycees
Wietel Wafon
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and ages in a local notice or obituary style. Readable elements include a person named Mira and an age around 55, with unclear context and missing details.
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Beet Growers Plan Meeting
Utah State
den Ward
Dan Pack
Craig Larsen
Keith Larsen
Anéeta Ford
Preston Boy
Rison
Peewee
Rope
Utah State Spring
Ogden Man
Evie
Schol Board
Checiren
Pune
Preston Is. S
Jen
Aes Ps
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