Charles Owen and Suzette Swenson to wed in Logan Temple
Mr and Mrs Melvin S Swenson announce the approach of Suzette Swenson and Charles William Owens marriage in the Logan LDS Temple. Suzette is a Logan High School graduate. Bill Owens hails from Preston. A reception is planned at Colonial Mansion in Logan from 7:30 to 9:30 PM. After a short honeymoon, the couple will reside in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin S. Swenson
Suzette
Charles William Owens
Charles Owens
Preston
Logan Lds Temple
Logan High School and Seminary
Bill
Preston High School
Colonial Mansion
Logan
Lions Club Meeting Speakers Highlight Local Lions Event
Don Elwell reported the mid winter conference in Pocatello at the Lions Club meeting. Police Chief Bert Gailey spoke on drug dangers and Duke Fuhriman from Downey attended. Montpelier Mayor Jim Olsen introduced Phil Hulme as candidate for Lions District 39E governor for 1970 71. West Side high band leader Ferris Muir and his wife provided music, with the Montpelier Lions Club Trio singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Elwell
Pocatello
Bert Gailey
Duke” Fuhriman
Downey
Montpelier
Jim Olsen
Phil Hulme
Lions
West Side
Ferris Muir
Son-In-Law Cited For Duty On USS Firedrake
Michael B Hathorne received a citation from Mr and Mrs John G Olson for exceptional performance as Storekeeper Third Class during his last tour off Vietnam aboard the USS Firedrake. He was honored in a ship ceremony for records and supplies and boxing team participation. Hathorne is a Grace resident, nephew of the Olsons, and husband of Karen Olson of Mink Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Olson
Michael B Hathorne
Vietnam
Michael
Grace
Golden Hardy
Karen Olson
Mink Creek
Thomas Rose 85 Former Weston Leader Dies
Thomas Edmond Rose 85 died Saturday in a St. George hospital of natural causes. Born February 17 1884 in Weston he was a former manager of the Western Grain Growers Assn and chairman of Weston School Board. He organized Weston Chamber of Commerce and served 10 years as bishop of the Weston ward. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 pm in Weston LDS ward chapel. Burial in Weston Cemetery. Surviving are his widow a son Ortho Edmond Rose of Los Angeles a daughter Virginia Rallison of Preston eight grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edmond Rose
St. George Hospital
Weston
Hyrum
Martha Ellen Shaw Rose
Irene Larsen
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Ortho Edmond Rose
Los Angeles
Fredrick W
Virginia) Rallison
Preston
William Erickson
Pendleton
Ore
Preston Library Offerings Promoted In Letters To Editor
A Preston editor letter extols the local library highlighting best sellers, state library interlibrary loans, children's magazines, popular periodicals, and newspapers. It notes borrowing records, mounted photos, and Broadway showtime files. Mentions Duty to God notices and visits by residents including Morrison and Peterson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ada Hansen
State Library
Peraea
Preston Citizen
Salt Lake Tribune
Deseret News
Wall Street Journal
Idaho State Journal
Herald Journal
Dog Sled Races Move To Weston
The second annual dog sled race sponsored by the Kong anark Mushers Dog Sledding club will be held in Weston canyon one mile north of the Weston reserve. Races start at 1 pm Saturday and Sunday with teams from California and other Western states expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konganark Mushers Dog Sledding Club
Weston Canyon
Weston
Preston Golf and Country Club
Wayne Anderson
Western States
City policy notes and dairy meeting agenda
The document lists city purchase and staff rules including signatures for orders over 7500, vacation rules, no overtime, comp time rules, and sick leave details. It also outlines water and sewer plant procedures and a firemen relief policy. A separate dairy meeting program in Preston features panels with Ward Nielsen and Dr. Kenneth Walker discussing cattle health and milk quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Water Department
Siena
Chal City
Basinasat
Chambercot
Wheat Growers Plan Meeting in Franklin County Courtroom
The Wheat Growers announce an annual meeting on February 6 at 1 p.m. in the Franklin County Courthouse courtroom. Dr Doug Sutherland discusses pesticide concerns for producers and processors, Don Sunderman reviews grain varieties and dwarf smut resistance, and Martin Wise presents slides from a recent assignment to Bovia with Kenton Fredrickson inviting all grain producers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Sutherland
Kimberly
Idaho
Don Sunderman
USDA
Aberdeen
Martin Wise
Wheat Growers Organization
Franklin County
Bovia
Kenton Fredrickson
Mink Creek Area Critically Inundated Anew
Local officials report critical flooding in the Mink Creek area near City as residents brace for rising waters and potential evacuations. Crews monitor levels after heavy rainfall, with alerts issued for affected neighborhoods and relief stations set up for displaced residents.
County NFO Elects Officers
Keith Buttars of Weston was named president of the Franklin County National Farmers Organization. He succeeds Legrand Spatig of Mapleton. Other officers elected were Paul Sears vice president John Porter secretary L Bryan Bergeson Lee Nielsen and Lester Sears treasurer. Members of the committee were returned to their positions. Dale Strong of Amalgamated Sugar Company announced a District V Idaho Agricultural Chemical Coordinating Committee meeting set for 10 am Tuesday Feb 10 to discuss pesticides and revise weed and insect guides. Entomologist and Extension Agronomist will present reports and discussions inviting farm groups dealers and applicators to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Nielsen
Weston
Keith Hodges
Winder
Robert Haworth
Franklin
Kenneth Walker
Pocatello
Ernest Groll
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Franklin County
Groll
John Lefevre
Gene Hawkes
Larry Hobbs
Cecil Foster
Whitney
Theron Rawlings
Neem
Erickson- Richmond
Wana
Erickson
Preston
Keith Buttars
Franklin County National Farmers Organization
Legrand Spatig
Mapleton
Paul Sears
John Porter
L. Bryan Bergeson
Lee Nielsen
Lester Sears
Wheat Board
Meat Board
Craig Nielson
LaVell Keller
Floyd Booth
Dennis Ralphs
Delmer Keller
Dairy Board
Lloyd Christensen
Ward Nielson
Rodney Cole
Lyle Porter
NFO
Evan Koller
National Wheat Growers Convention
Kenton Fredrickson
Dale Strong
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Idaho Agricultural Chemical Coordinating Committee
Doug Sutherland
Robert Higgins
Mr. Strong
Public Notice of Estray Auction in Weston Idaho
Arlando D. Larsen sheriff of Franklin County Idaho takes up four Holstein heifer calves one Holstein bull calf and one Whiteface bull calf with no brands at Clarence Nielsen ranch Weston Idaho. The animals weighing 350 to 400 pounds will be sold for cash February 13 1970 at 2 00 PM at the ranch to the highest bidder unless the rightful owner or his representative appears before then to prove title and pay charges. Publication February 5 12 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlando D. Larsen
Franklin County
State of
Idaho
Clarence Nielsen
Weston
Estray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Owen
Temple
Suzette Swenson
Lions Club
Hereford Breeders’ Assn
Gooding, Idaho
Marian Golden
Balsam Street
Boise
Thomas Rose
Elnora Magleby
Brad A. Morrison
Ray Morrison
Mrs. Grant Petersen
Bountiful
Sarah Bambrough
Workmans
Lions Post
Phillip Grant
Lava Hot Springs
Preston Club
Grant
Lava
Whitehead
Sees
Wheat Growers Plan Meeting
Tn Mink
Criti Sun Cie Aie
Bree
Bers
Christensen
Wade Christen
Spokane
Kip
Mead Junior High School
Lueaider
Farm Bureau
Atlas
Valentine
Gyp
C. Triaport, Stalnlase
Wyler
Wyleri
Speidel
Biadel
Lee
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