Genealogical Workers Visit Salt Lake Library
A group of genealogical workers were taken to the Salt Lake Genealogical Library by Mr and Mrs Joseph A Christensen on Monday February 11. Attendees included Carole Geddes and Teravw Cue from Salt Lake City. The Relif Society held a quilting at the ward hall for Goldie Christensen and other local residents attended weekend visits and Sunday gatherings at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Christensen
Dorothy Miles Len Larson
Beth Cisperson
Carma Geddes
Ward
Esther Cole
Loa Smith
Op.l Georgeson
Cecil Miles
Teon Skinner
A. Swain
Zoe
Preston senior wins district coop marketing contest
Wendell Gailey son of Mr and Mrs Bert Gailey of Preston placed second in the district contest at Montpelier on February for a cooperative marketing exam. First place went to Robert Young of Grace with 89, Harold Sharp of Preston took third with 74. Robert earns travel funds to the American Institute of Cooperation at the University of Nebraska in August. The Idaho Cooperative Council sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Gailey
Bert Gailey
Preston
Montpelier
Robert Young
Howard Young
Grace
Wendell
Harold Sharp
Robert
American Institute of Cooperation
University of Nebraska
Preston High
The
Idaho Cooperative Council
ACP Cost Assistance Applications Open February 18
Franklin County ASCS office announces ACP cost share applications begin February 18. Farmers should bring project details including yardage acres pipe headgates and item costs to speed processing. Applications cover up to 50 percent of costs with county committee budgeting based on funds available and approved practices for 1963.
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Franklin Counts
ASCS
Notice to probate wills in Franklin County Idaho
Probate court in Preston Idaho schedules hearing for March 1 1963 on petitions for probate of the wills of Parley A Sears and Florence R Sears deceased. Hearing appoints contest rights and compliance with estate actions in the Franklin County court house. Also notes legal notice and attorney information with publication dates February 14 and 28 1963.
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Franklin
State OF
Idaho
Parley
Preston
Franklin County
L’ Orval TD Robinson
Pon P Tntinson
Stake Leaders Visit In Treasures on Treasures on Stake Leaders Visit
Sunday school and ward conference events in TREASURETON Oneida and Franklin stake communities are noted with visits by officers and teachers. Families including Perry, Hoymas, Sant, and Parkinson hosted gatherings and attended a Gould and Green ball, meal, or high school opera events alongside local residents and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasureton
Onesida Stake
Verlan Gunnell
DeRalph Perry
LeRoy Perry
Mack Hoymas
Raymond Sant
Franklin
Calvin Parkinson
Franklin Stake
Gould and Green
Oneida
T J Barger Louis Sant
Preston
Barger
Bonnie Paskins
Lomna Denton
Fugene Paskins
Ted Paskins
Malcolm Denton
Mack Hymas
Melvin Kirby
Wednesday social notes feature pinochle and bridge prizes
Marilyn Henderson hosted a Wednesday evening event with a salad luncheon and pinochle. Guests Rita Drury Ora Rasmussen Meda Robinson Kate Swainston Hus tan Miles Vida Beckstead Frances McIvor won floating prizes while Mrs Rasmussen took low. Donna Tensen led a bridge club near Wednesday. Elaine C y Elaine Bellween Anscough Lee Annie Nash Donna Timnsen and Carole Mreeesored reported high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Henderson
Rita Drury
Ora Rasmussen
Meda Robinson
Kate Swainston
Hustan Miles
Vida Beckstead
Frances McIvor
McIvor
Mrs Rasmussen
Indi Owas
Elaine C Y
Elaine Bellween Anscough
Lee Annie Nash
Donna
Timnsen
Carole
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Salt Lake
Hiers* Ns
Cound
Irs
Gene Twawkes
Shornn Durrart Mixine Hampton
Rita Mae Olsen
Clara Dean Morrison
Anderson
Psacer Tose
Pita
Itu
Prudential
Prudential Savings
South State
State OF Idaho Banking Department
Federal Housing Administration
Oldsmobile
Cranney Chevrolet Co
Donna Tensen
Dewi Water
Paties Acorkh
Hoover
Kingsize
Ken’s Electric Company
Qvenware
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