Franklin County Commissioners approve deputy, probation officer, and clerk hires
Franklin County Idaho meeting January 26 1953 approves Ivan Thompson as deputy sheriff at 180 per month and as probation officer at 5000 per month. Ernest C Moore named Drivers License Clerk at 125 per month. Mortensen bill reduced to 1500 paid. Lois Webster bill 29.90 approved. Ralph Miller resigns from Franklin County Fair Board. Angus Condie chair Attest Swenson Clerk.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Franklin County
State OF Idaho
Sheriff Talbot
Ivan Thompson
Merrill
Mr_Thompson
Talbot
Ernest C. Moore
Murray Mortensen
Lois Webster
Recorder’s Office
Ralph Millar
Franklin County Fair Board
Angus Condie
Notice to Creditors in Probate Court Idaho Estates
Frank Smith as administrator informs creditors and claimants to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with the Franklin County Probate Judge or exhibited at Dell W. Smith's office in First Security Bank Building, Preston. Dated February 14, 1953.
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Howard R. Smith
Hortence Smith
W. Paul Merrill
Idaho
Franklin
Dell W. Smith
First Security Bank
Preston
Frank Smith
Mink Creek Child Barbara Lynne Ransom Illness Report
Mink Creek residents learn of the serious illness of Barbara Lynne Ransom daughter of Mr and Mrs Vilaar Ransom. Barbara Lynne is a patient in a Salt Lake City hospital where she recently underwent surgery. Mr Ransom is the ...
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Mink Creek
Barbara Lynne
Vilaar Ransom
Salt Lake Hospital
Mr. Ransom
Ward conference and teen center fundraisers Sunday
Mink Creek ward held a weekend conference with Pres Palmer and staff. A Sunday program featured prayers, singing, duets and remarks. Local fundraisers include a fiesta bazaar and rummage bake sale to support a teen center, with community volunteers and union support mentioned.
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Mink Creek
Stoke Pres
Shirley Palmer
Gottfried Schwartz
Eldon Tanner
Chloe Howells
Lettie Condie
Delmar Olson
Pres. Palmer
Lloyd Christensen
Edna Nelson
Delbert Keller
Nathaniel Keller
Marcella Christensen
Lee Esther Jensen
Mardell Nielsen
Palmer
Tanner
Schwartz
Christen
Lynn B. Nelson
Rex K. Crane
Rodney Jensen
Stake
Skunk Holler Teens Tackle Center Plan
A rural town debates a teen center to keep youths out of taverns near the county line. A field survey by Bessie Pilsner finds many renters with no property and few kids feel funding is justified, though committee members urge persistence and broad support to finish the drive.
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Edytor
Air
Bessie Pilsner
Sum Homes
Bessie
Ward round of social visits and church events noted
Clifton and family visit Ogden relatives while others attend a ward ball and induction notices. Induction of Harold Hebdon and local talks, music, and sharing at sacrament meeting mark a busy community weekend with guests from Parma and Grace.
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Bob Rush
Ogden
Bryan Winward
Lester
Paul Sears
Salt Lake
Paul
Parley Sears
Arlo
Joe Ward
Donald Howell
Ivan Henderson
Lorraine
Maylon
Kerin Morgan
Zaetel Ward
Logan Temple
Ed Hebdon
Verla Walton
Kendall Hebdon
Chesterfield
Harold
Pocatello
Shirley
Kayleen Johnson
Grace
Frank Johnson
Albert Lewis
Vern Wight
Woodrow Rasmussen
The
Stake High Council
Mr. Larsen
Larsen
Edna Kofoed
Sheroa Walker
Brent Gleed
Ellie Winward
Howard Henderson
Jack Choules
Claude Howell
Lester Sears
Jane Wood
Ruth Powell
Ruby Ralphs
Marjorie Howell
Marie Hatch
Oxford
Rasmussen
Hatch
Alma Winward
Val Johnson
Dickie Viehweg
Dora Call
Ray Kofoed
Grant Carl Mortensen
Marlon Viehweg
America
Ward Choir
Mrs. Call
Arlo Mendenhall
Dixie McCombs
Carma Povey
Lyle Henderson
Radlene Winward
Arthur Sant
Elenor Sant
John
Reed
Clair
Don
Harold Westover
Liva Westover
Narveen Kofoed
Keran Henderson
LaRce Croshaw
Gaylen
Wesley Hawkes
Neal Howell
Korea
Inez Henderson
Susan Martin
Ray Croshaw
Redeemer
George Bodily
Bishop Croshaw
Robert Tolman
Eldred S Bodily
Berti Winward
Dean
Lu Dean
Steven
Marlene
Francis Viehweg
Tankers Bring Sumatran Crude to San Francisco Bay
Into San Francisco Bay come tankers carrying Sumatran crude as Standard's long gamble, started nearly 30 years ago, returns. Other shipments go worldwide aiding progress and defense, benefiting four friendly nations: Indonesia, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines, who produce little oil of their own.
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San Francisco Bay
Sumatra
Australia
Japan
Philippines
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