Franklin Idaho's oldest community notes and events
Marilyn Geddes visiting BYU in Provo over weekend. Franklin cemetery district elects Douglas Oliverson and Bill Hobbs to the board as Earl Shumway and Robert Lowe are released. Community gatherings include Jol ly Neighbor club, Franklin mutual officers meeting, Young Folks Pinchle, and DUP activities. Various members visit relatives in Salt Lake City Ogden and Logan. births, illnesses, temple openings, and local social events are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Cemetery
Douglas Oliverson
Bill Hobbs
Earl Shumway
Robert Lowe
William Robinson
Oliverson
Mr. Hobbs
Jolly Neighbor Club
Gwen Gibson
Kay Wright
Grace Robinson
Estelle Wright
Franklin
Dora Aitken
Alice Woodward
Darrel Fuhriman
Franklin Mutual
Thora Geddes
Ruby Dunkley
Ada Porter
Lucille Clark
Ing
Wilford Hatch
Providence
Hatch
Alton Hatch
Daniel
Edna Swainston
Whitney
Margaret Adamson
Ogden
Fred. Durrant
Durrant
Roy Geddes
Boyd Woodward
Vaughn Packer
Recreation Hall
Merlin Anderson
Thomas Farnsworth
Vella Woodward
Robert Gene Lowe
Aretha Handy
Grant Farnsworth
Karma Parkinson
Jennie Stones
Aletha Handy
Mae Dunkley
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Smithfield
Levor Doney
Marlow Woodward
Paul Woodward
Darrell LeFevre
Dee ‘Kingsford
Verle Smith
Merle Stokes
Earl Moser
Wilford Stokes
Logan
Norrine Jorgensen
Donna Hobbs
Lewiston
Lola Chadwick
Aline Bradford
Valentine Favors
Leone Smith
Elaine Dunkley
Low
Phyllis Moser
Marvin Neeley
Local Social and Sports Notes From Cleveland and Vicinity
Cleveland Theron Junior Smith and his mother visited relatives in Pocatello. Thatcher district boys lost to Bancroft in basketball at Bancroft. Cleveland M-men defeated by Mound Valley at Soda Springs. Milo Nance suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized in Preston. The Relief Society sang for an event on March 17 led by Mrs. Roland Smith. Boxing bouts in Preston saw Garth Panter win in the second round. Mrs. Milo Nance stayed with Owen Ames in Preston during illness. Wendell Forsgren bought Warren Henderson’s Cleveland home. Gilbert Nelson and daughter live with Carl Jensen. J W Adams hosted guests including Loyal White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Junior Smith
Theron Smith
Pocatello
Leland Panter
Fred Anderson
Thatcher
Bancroft School
Bancroft
Mound Valley
Cleveland
M-men
Soda Springs
Milo Nance
Preston Hospital
Nance
Grace High School
Iral
Prese
Relief Societyes
Mon Ening
Roland Smith
Preston
Garth Pantér
Milo.Nance
Owen Ames
Floyd Hansen
Ken Panter
Dayton
Wendell Forsgren
Warren Henderson
Gilbert Nelson
Seminary program and community notices in Thatcher area
Grace seminary students presented a sacrament meeting program with prayers and two musical numbers. Community events included a Friday party at Mound Valley church for retiring bishop C P McGregor and counselors, a funeral in Roy for Annie Hammond, and a birthday party for Lincoln Burton. Supporters and attendees included Dee Andreasen, Vern Harris, Dean Panter, Fred Anderson, Gale Barney, J W Adams, Paul Adams, Weldon McGregor, Ruth McGregor, and Reed McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred.Anderson
Letho
Pond
Thatcher
Grace Seminary
Dee Andreasen
Mound ‘Valley Church
C. P. McGregor
Vernon Harris
Dean Panter
Fred Anderson
Floyd Hansen
Annie Hammond
Roy
Lincoln Burton
Dean
Dorothy Burton
Blaine Panter
Thatcher Ward
Gale Barney
Ogden
J. W. Adams
Paul Adams
Parish Social Patches and a Mission Talk
Thatch er Mr and Mrs Reao Michelson and daughter visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Micheal Michelson. Mr and Mrs Ken Wright of Logan spent last Wednesday in Mr and Mrs Howard Curtis and daughters visited last week end here with Mrs Curtis s parents Mr and Mrs L R Hoopes. Mr and Mrs Harris Stephen son Mr and Mrs Wayne Peck and Mr and Mrs Dewey Mansfield were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Roe Bennett. Ellis Kingsford a returned missionary spoke in sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Wright
Logan
Thatcher
Howard Curtis
Pocatello
Curtis
L R Hoopes
Harris Stephenson
Wayne Peck
Dewey Mansfield
Roe Bennett
Ellis Kingsford
Local Ward Meeting and Community Notices
Last Sunday in the Lago ward a meeting occurred. Ted Wright Otas Newbald and Boyd Johnson of Logan visited the Callahan home. Dan Golesh went to Boise for a Veterans Hospital check up. Jay Mendenhall to New York for a back operation. Adam Callahan attended Grace meeting on the trek school project. He and Charles Buttars with Earl Buttars plan a Colorado trip for several days then return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lago
Adamn Callahan
Grace
Visitors from Salt Lake City and Boise Take Preston Courtesies
Mrs. Jesse Packard of Salt Lake City along with Mrs. Glen Larson and daughter Brenda of Boise visited Preston this week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. C D Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. C D Booker. Ben Buttars of Weston is in Denver where he expects to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Lowe
Maud Lowe
Marie Carter
Syrena Lowe
Carma Oliverson
Preston
C. D. Booker
Jesse Packard
Salt Lake City
Glen Larson
Brenda
Boise
Ben Buttars
Weston
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Franklin
Idaho
Marilyn Geddes
BYU
Provo
Ray Geddes
Ray
David
Ray Hatch
Ellen Wright
DUP
Dennise Hatch
Mable Robinson
Phyllis Kingsford
Rachel Emma Wooley
Adelia Hatch
Lucretia ‘Robinson Owens
Gibson
Bertha Woodward
Gerald Wright
Bernice Parkinson
Isabell Lowe
Frank Ollson
Grant Lewis
Lester~Lowe
Dennis Lowe
Reed Jamison
Harley Lowe
Victor Dunkley
Fur Breeners
Utah
Roof Gardens
Sheldon Doney
Nate Depp
Craig
Delbert Neeley
Ossie Lowe
Vic Porter
Carson Taylor
Paris
Frank Olsen
William Powell
Clifton
Stewart Geddes
Ben Porter
Lee Morrison
Ruby Hobbs
Leone, Olsen
California
Hollywood
Olsen
Fawneen Hendrick
Fcrater
Allis-Chalmers
West Oneida
Tai
Broderick ‘Crawford
Jeanne Ded
Ireland
Reao Michelson
Micheal Michelson
Lil the Bandit
Annie
Ayaaid
Aire
Erdace
Montgomery
Cameron Ndsor
Ataciete Prodrow
Lesley Selmer
Faleies Tenida
Uren
Colorado
Charles Buttars
Earl. Buttars
AJ West
Monte Aller
Arkip
William Holden
Joan Caulfield
Billy BE Wolfe
Edward Arnold
Mona Freeman
Mary
Bran Nae
Patch Okeere- Russell - Warrick
Greenwood Rong
Hitjon Hall
Frances Langford
Charles Heckerman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!