Relocated Selective Service Office in Pocatello
Franklin County Selective Service office moved to 475 North Yellowstone in Pocatello serving seven southeastern counties. Registrars Reed H Brenchley Preston High School Lyle S Henderson West Side High School Dayton Stephen E Noyes National Guard Preston advise 18 to 26 year olds to register within 30 days of their 18th birthday and bring ID and two trusted contacts. Office hours 8 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday. write to PO Box 2438 or call 232 6089 for updates.
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Franklin County Selective Service
Pocatello
Reed H Brenchley
Preston High School
Lyle S. Henderson
West Side High School
Dayton
Stephen E Noyes
National Guard
Preston
Selective Service Area
Southeastern Counties
Yellowstone
Preston ninth grader named president of Big Blue Huddle Club
Jeff Seamons, a Preston High School ninth grader, is named president of the Preston Chapter of the Big Blue Huddle Club. The youth booster group supports USU teams. membership costs $3 and allows four Aggie home football games and seven basketball games with the Huddle Club card.
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Jeff Seamons
Preston High School
Preston
Big Blue Huddle Club
Utah State
Aggies USA
LaDell Andersen
Seamons
USU
Aggie
Huddle Club
Huddle
Preston celebrates August festival cycle and rodeo heritage
Newell Hart lifts Franklin County memories noting Preston events from Night Rodeo to the Oldtimers Homecoming and outdoor musical Once Upon A Mattress. He recalls founders, volunteers, steam calliope lore, and the 1930s rodeo scene, praising community creativity and youth participation.
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Preston
Oklahoma
Norrie Hansen
Elnora Fletcher
Aggravain
Bert Gailey
King Sextimus the Silent
Larry Stokes
Preston Dentist
Prince Dauntless
David Noyes
Sir Harry
Kris Marler
Lewiston
Winnifred
Don Gailey
Wizard
Jill Baird
Lady Larken
Kent Hollingsworth
Obituaries for Lorenzo Baird Marnie Thompson and William Fifield
Obituary notices report Lorenzo Peter Baird 8 2 of Ogden died at home of natural causes born August 27 1890 in Mink Creek Idaho survived by widow 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren and siblings with funeral at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel Ogden. Also Marnie Vera Hammert Thompson 1918 by Bear Lake Memorial Hospital died Saturday born Paris Utah LDS Church member visiting teacher spouse Kenneth Thompson lived in Grace Conda Bennington and later in Grace then Bennington with survivors including son Kenneth L Thompson and relatives with services in Bennington LDS Ward. Also William Allen Fifield 78 died August 22 197% in Salt Lake City born November 7 1894 Weston Idaho married Ruby Sorenson 1939 in Coeur d Alene later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple long time Fallen Preston resident veteran of World War I with multiple survivors and services in Oneida Stake Center Preston cemetery.
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Lorenzo Peter Baird
Ogden
Mink Creek
Idaho
Peter
Johanna Peterson Baird
Vilate Luelle Andrews
Logan Mr Baird
T He Pigegls Wiggly
Utah State Lawers
LDS Church
Elks Lodge
Delmore I
Slaterville
Clyde Lo Texie
Bryrtie
Bonne Ball
Dean Farr West
Bobby Ro Kes
Jovn Jensen Ogden
Mae Halestone Hollister
Calif
Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel
Kburial
Aullcrest Memorial Park
William Allen Fifield
Salt Lake City
Weston
William P
Amorette Allen Fifield
Ruby Sorenson
Cogur
Alene
Ida
Salt Lake
LDS
Fallen New
Preston
LDS Chitech
Preston Fourth Ward
Hichard
Idaho opens mourning dove season with bag limits and hours
Hunts begin next Saturday September 1 with daily bag limit ten doves and twenty in possession after day one. Shotguns must be plugged to hold no more than three shells. Hours run from half hour before sunrise to sunset with sunrise and sunset times listed for five regions including Clark and Madison counties. Pheasant season in Caribou and Franklin counties runs noon October 27 to December 2 with staged bag limits and hen restrictions. Madison county allows a hen on the last two days. Falconry is allowed and shotgun and longbow are permitted for all game birds during the seasons.
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Jackie Lynn Christensen
South 3Rd East
Jackie
Theo Petterberg
Whit Kimball
Ern Porter
Wilf Smith
Earl Weaver
Newel Carter
Earl McClurg
Willard
Harold Swift
Andrew Nash
Laud Wright
Jim Bullock
Tom Heath
Ray Millard
Clearfield
Hill Field
Carl Hoffmann
Lyle Shipley
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Caribou
Franklin
Idaho
Madison
Nixon loss reshapes 1976 presidential race outlook
The PALE HARVEY review notes Nixon's drop from peak popularity and the rapid shift in political dynamics one year after Watergate. Gallup shows 31 percent approval, fueling efforts to groom a White House successor. Howard Baker leads Republican favorites, while Reagan Rockefeller Agnew Perry Connally are largely absent from top lists.
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Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Spiro Agnew
Charles Percy
R-I
John Connally
Baker
Ken
Hobby Shop Robbed. About $100 Stolen
Steves Hobby Shop was robbed Wednesday of last week with about $100 taken from the cash register and coin machines. Entrance gained through back door by someone with a key. investigation continuing under Herb Walters.
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Steves Hobby Shop
Herb Walters
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