Franklin County Beer Licenses Set In January 1962
Franklin County Idaho commissioners meet January 8 1962 to regulate beer sales for the year setting license fees 100 for on site beer and bottled beer 50 for on site bottled and canned beer and 25 for off premise sales with advance payment required for January 1 start dates.
Franklin County orders beer curfew and weed district formed
County commissioners adopt beer sale restrictions from midnight to 7 am on weekdays and Saturdays and from midnight to 7 am Sunday. They set January 1962 budgets for several funds and declare all land in Franklin County Idaho a noxious weed district with a list of 16 designated weeds and methods for control. A liaison is named between commissioners and Franklin Memorial Hospital project.
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Local social calendar highlights in Oxford and area
Attendees include Oxford families Mr and Mrs Russell Keller and clan, Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch with Claire and Duane, Walter Hatch and others at the Hilton opera. Kingsport events feature a Oneida speech contest won by Miss Utahna Shumway of Treasureton. Visits connect Ogden, Clifton, Dayton, Centerville, and Montpelier as relatives attend weddings, funerals, and family gatherings.
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Russell Keller
Henry Hatch
Claire
Duane
Walter A.hatch
Ghiton
Ronnie Kendall
Duane Hatch
Cluff Kendall
Oneida Stakehouse
Utahna Shumway
Treasureton
Karl Kendall
Brent
Ogden
Sheldon
Maxine Choules
Patricia. Fisher
Clifton
Wayne Baker
LaVern Kendall
Glenda
Thompson Hatch
Dayton
Marley McCulloch
Barry Kendall
Centerville
Marie Waldron
Samaria
Fred Coburn
Milton Hatch
Montpelier
Willam Baker
Seattle
Lloyd Schloskey
Schloskeys
William Baker
Hatch family visits and ward roles noted in Blackfoot church
Mr and Mrs Orin Hatch of Blackfoot visit his parents Mr and Mrs Thompson Hatch Sunday. Dirk Kendall of Ogden visits his parents Mr and Mrs Merl Kendall. Mrs Marie Hatch travels to Warren to see her mother Mrs Albert Wayment while her father undergoes surgery. Annie Hatch serves as ward education committee secretary at sacrament meeting. Russell Keller chairs ward genealogy with Dorothy Kotler as secretary. Platt Ward and Mr and Mrs Ward teach youth genealogy. Russell Keller and Platt Ward released as Mutual officers. Cluff Kendall named Mutual superintendent and Thompson Hatch as Sunday School teacher. West Side Seminary students spoke with their teacher and Bishop Reeder.
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Blackfoot
Thompson Hatch
Dirk Kendall
Ogden
Merl Kendall
Marie Hatch
Albert Wayment
Warren
Annie Hatch
Russell Koller
Dorothy Kotler
Platt Ward
Russell Keller
Mutual
Cluff Kendall
Gayle Kendall
West Side Seminary
Bishop Reeder
Hemorrhoid relief without surgery claims breakthrough
An article touts a new health preparation claimed to stop hemorrhoid itching and pain without surgery. It mentions a substance used in suppositories or injections sold as Preparpiten HO and marketed in drug counters, promising dramatic, rapid relief and even cessation of hemorrhoid symptoms.
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