RaNae Petersen To Appear Four Times At Franklin County Fair
Franklin County fair runs today through Saturday with RaNae Petersen Miss Idaho 76 making four appearances. She will model her Miss America wardrobe sing and play organ at events in the Robinson Building and 4-H style show. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 1 for children under 12.
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Franklin County
RaNae Petersen
Idaho
Franklin Fur Breeders
Robinson
Robinson Building
County Board Adopts Resolution Over District Court Control
Franklin County commissioners approved a resolution defining county responsibility for district court funding and operations amid moves cited by District Court administrator Dick Hammond to shift administration to a district level. County Clerk Mike Kunz warned district plans could erode local budget control and raise costs for small counties.
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Franklin
Board of Commissioners
Mike Kunz
Sixth District Court
Kunz
Dick Hammond
District Court
Franklin County
Harley Greaves death ends long Preston business career
Harley Greaves 87 died at Franklin County hospital after a long illness. Born July 13 1889 in Preston he owned Greaves Style Shop for 60 years and served as a merchant. He held LDS mission vows Preston city official and community roles. He survived by wife two sons four grandsons and a brother. Funeral at Preston Seventh ward chapel with visitation at Webb Mortuary and burial in Preston cemetery.
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Harley Greaves
Franklin County Hospital
Preston
John C
Althea Card Greaves
Mabel Carpenter
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Ellen
England
North Stoke Mia
Franklin County
Preston Seventh Ward
Webb Mortuary
Preston Cemetery
Dr Roy Truby to Speak at Eastside Breakfast
Idaho’s State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr Roy Truby will address an Eastside School District breakfast in Preston on Friday August 27. The event, at Oakwood cafeteria, begins serving at 7:30 am with eggs pancakes sausage and drink for 75 cents, open to the public.
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Roy Truby
Idaho
Eastside
Truby
Preston
Orson Bowler
Oakwood
Preston Welcomes New Restaurants Auto Shop and Stores
New eating places and services open in Preston over recent weeks. Taco Time, managed by Kent Farrimond of Provo, thrives after two months. Joyner Lofthouse Cafe, led by John Booth, plans Sunday hours by Oct. 1 with a 80-seat dining room. Western Auto, owned by Dale Schwendiman, expands in 2400 sq ft with phone order system. Paul Coburn opens Paul’s Glass and Auto Body at 116 State. Spencer Nelson and Dave Kerr near completion of a new car wash on First South. Bill Hollingsworth expands used car sales at Fourth South and U.S. 91. Chevron Station manager J. D. Drury takes over Second South and State. Dentistry and drugstore renovations advance along State Street.
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Western Auto
Taco Time
Kent Farrimond
Provo
Farrimond
Preston
Kings
Blackfoot
Janice
Hansen
South State
Ross
Weber State
Utah State
LDS North Central States
Navy
Vietnam
Memphis
Kay
Spencer Nelson
Dave Kerr
First South Street
Nelson
Kerr
Bill Hollingsworth
Fourth South
U.S. 91
Clair Hansen
Bill and Sons
Hollingsworth
J. D. Drury
Chevron
Second South
State Street
Bob Mattson
Larry Stokes
Mel’s Drug
South State St
Winward's Woodshed
Wangsgaard
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Mary Allen
Grace
Beth Conlin
Thatcher
Janice Purser
Cindy Christensen
Fairview
Citizen
Farm Bureau
Mabel Bell
Diego, Calif
Carol Greaves
Portland, Ore
Dale Schwendiman
Dr. Bowler
Service Clubs and Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Truby
Kentucky
Indiana University
University of Idaho
D. F. Engelking
Sheila
Elks Change
Elks
Emily
BYU
John Booth
Logan
Joyner Lofthouse
Lofthouse Cafe
Booth
Debbie
Idaho Billiards
Roger Carter
Western Auto Goods
Schwendiman
Ross Hansen
Coburn
Coburn Auto Body
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