Milton, BR Hunter to Speak at Franklin Stake Conference
Elder Milton R. Hunter and Elder Casper H. Parker will address the Franklin stake quarterly conference on February 4 and 5. Stake President Henry H. Rawlings conducts. sessions include public general meetings at 10 am and 2 pm Sunday in the Franklin Stake House Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHI
Church
Aew
LDS
Pareent
David O. McKay
Franklin Stake House
South 2Nd East
Preston
Charles E. Pinson Retired Preston Businessman Dies at 78
Charles E. Pinson 78 longtime Preston businessman died January 22 after a long illness. He was born October 17 1882 in Little Black Switch England and married Lucy Cartwright in 1905. He operated a Preston business for 54 years and is survived by his wife Maude Meek and several children and many grandchildren.
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Preston
Franklin Stake House
Pinson
Preston Hospital
Little Black Switch
England
Joseph
Sarah Price Pinson
America
Lucy Cartwright
Logan
Loan Associate Heads to Alaska on Company Mission
Horace E. Hayes manager of the Preston office of Prudential Savings and Loan Association departed Salt Lake City on a jet airliner for Alaska. The assignment was at the request of Spencer D. Grow whose firms hold assets over 35000. Hayes had just returned from an eight week trip to Chicago Baltimore New York England and France where he visited his widow mother who turned 90 on December 8. He called the trip worthwhile and expects similar results in Alaska.
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Salt Lake City
Alaska
Horace E. Hayes
Preston
Prudential Savings & Loan ‘Association
Hayes
Spencer D. Grow
Mr. Hayes
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
England
France
Elma Xuéller
Mink Creek
San Antonio
Texas
Uncle Sam
Tent City
Fort Sam
Randolph
Kelley
Wes
San Antone
United
States
Paso
Phoenix
Idaho
Franklin
Eames
Nebies
Frank
Jin
Terchy-Perebade
Mr. Eames
Logan
David C
Elizabeth Greaves Eames
Pearl Geddes
Logan Lbs
Syidow
David Ivo
Bountiful
Utah
Waldo
Wendell
Washington, D. C
Garth
Rupert
Max
Melba) Parker
Joseph
Wayne
Roberta
Dally
Sun City
Sun City; ‘Ariz.; Mrs. Rielly (Venice) » ‘Conrad;~ Seattle, Wash. Mrs. «Grant B
Dora Deane
Hall
Caldwell
Ruby
Oneida
Stake House
Thedford’ Roper
Joseph A.“ Geddes
William A. Moore
Ray Merrill
Tausic
Anna Moore
Max Eames* Parker
Bishop Roper
Bishop Roper, Dr. O. R. Cutler
Phenol
Edgley
Orn
Elda
Carlson
Coy
Manning
Constance
Davin
Horace
Baugh
Kenneth
Carpenter
Snowfall Briefly Buoys Mountain Water Sheds
The Franklin county area recorded minimal snowfall this week with little impact on valley drought. Local observer C. M. Crabtree notes traces of moisture and .02 inch on the 30th, with daily highs from 32 to 45 and lows from 1 to 26 degrees across January 25 to 31.
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Franklin County
Drouth
C. M. Crabtree
Riverdale Home Destroyed By Fire Overnight
The Keller family of Riverdale lost their home Friday night when a fire damaged the residence beyond repair. Origin undetermined though flames began in a bedroom area as the Kellers were away at a Preston basketball game. Neighbors, including Montpelier students, alerted responders but the roof collapsed before fire crews arrived in bitter cold. The family now stays with neighbors the Barringtons while seeking housing.
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Wenzell Keller
Riverdale
Keller
Preston
Thescene
Montpelier
Blane
Ross Barrington
Ten Franklin County Girls to Attend Youthpower Congress
Ten girls from Franklin County will participate in the Youthpower Congress at Boise on February 4. The county committee and state judging will select winners. five entries were chosen for the county, with winners advancing to the Boise event and later the national congress in Chicago June 9 to 11.
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Youthpower Congress
Franklin County
Boise
von. Noyes
Farm Bureau
Mra
Mark Hammond
West
2Outhpower
Lucretia Maughan
Vernon Westerberg
Daniel Roberts
Idaho Youth Congress
Tive
Progeo
Carol ‘Dalley
Christie Roselyn Perry
Ruth Ann Pov
Schwartz
Funnete-ip
Sheryl’ ‘Tomeal
Binley
Se Eleeik
Marianna
Win Lin Winward
Kathy Bidgham
Capitol Boulevard
Youth Power Committee
Seth
National Youth Power ‘Congress
Bess Sheld
Chicago
Palmer House
Une
Glossy Idaho Iron Ad Sparks Local Secrets
A fragmented reminiscence runs through a community column about a $126.67 steam iron pricing error at Idaho Appliance and Sport Shop. The piece blends gossip, reader notes, and travel memories from Mink Creek to San Antonio, referencing subscriptions, stamps, and local readers reacting to the ad mishap.
Snow survey shows depths and water well below average
Snow depth and water content on January 27 fall far short of past years across six courses. Surveyors George Barrus Gordon Galley and Rex Poulsen report dry ground under sparse snow with bare south and west slopes above 7 000 feet. Local obituaries note David G. Eames 81, Preston rancher and former state senator.
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George Barrus
The
Soil Conservation, Service
Gordon Galley
Twin Lakes Canal Co
Rex Poulsen
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Liberty Springs
Strawberry-Mink Creek
Strawberry Creek
Christensen Ranch
Cub ‘River
Fire wrecked Harrys Place reopens with new decor
FH N Wittner announces Harrys Place is open again after a major fire weeks ago. The hall has been redecorated with new fixtures and the official opening will occur on a Saturday plus congratulatory ads appear in this issue of THE CITIZEN.
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Harry’s Place
FH. N. Wittner
Public Invited to Farm Bureau County Meeting
Franklin County Farm Bureau chairs J Clifford Forsgren invites the public to a county meeting Monday evening February 6 in the courthouse basement. Idaho Farm Bureau official Lewis Lepper and former U S Congressman John Sanborn will speak on farm policy and legislation affecting agriculture. The event emphasizes public attendance and discussion with legislators.
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J. Clifford Forsgren
Franklin ‘ County Farm Bureau
Lewis F. Lepper
Legislative and ‘Research Department of Idaho
Farm Bureau
Lepper
John Sanborn
U. S
Farm Bureatt
Idaho
Poerne
Cain
Homemaker of Tomorrow finalist Michele Howells at Preston High
Michele Howells, senior at Preston High School, is named as a finalist for the state Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. The winner receives a $5000 scholarship. the top state entrant advances to the national convention in Washington D C.
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Hele “Howells
Mia
Si. Howells
Michele
Statte
Washington D.C
Rudanerup &T
Mme
FHA
Snior
Michéle
Preston
Trollanettes
aThespian
Beetmen School Held Over Two-Day Session
County agents report a two day beet school at Franklin county facilities. Dan iel Roberts notes several beet samples were graded by the group with Hoof and carcass evaluations. Merrii Whit tle with Klayne Coburn of Weston placed second.
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Franklin
Bear "Lake
Caribow
Franklin’ County
Revlon Elks . Club
Knudson ‘Packing Co
Daniel Roberts
Merrii
Whittle
Klayne
Coburn
Weston
Irrigation meeting set for Thursday in Preston hall
A water forecasting and management discussion will be held Thursday Feb 9 at 1 30 p m in the American Legion hall Preston. Morlan Nelson soil conservation Service will be guest speaker the Franklin Bell conservation district sponsors the meeting for irrigation water users and others.
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American Legion Hall
Preston
Morlan
Nelson
Soil Conservation Service
Xind
Idaho
Board of: ‘Supervisors
Franklin’ Bell
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Milton
BR. Hunter
Milton R. Hunter
First Council of Seventy
Casper H
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Loan Association
Pete Po
Wong
Kathy Bingham
Shirley Williams
Marianna Winward
Dayton
Linda Winward
Clifton
Rosanti Schwartz
Sheryl Tomasi
Christie
Morgan
Linrose
Ruth Ann Powell
Carol Dalley
Roselynn Perry
Idaho Appliance and Sport Shop
Fonda
Ida
Jessie Whitehead
David G. Eames
David Greaves Eames
A Preston
United” States
David G.’ Eames
Mishel
Howells
Hees
Preston High School
Misc
Beetmen
Sverre Esat
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