Organization of Cache Valley Boy Scouts Executive Board
George Raymond presiding at the initial executive board meeting outlines year long committees and chairmen. Key figures include Phenol J. Edgley as silver beaver rock design chair, W. H. Simmons as vice chair finance and leadership training, and H. HunSaker among camp development and planning chairs. Bert W. Winward Jr to serve as district representative. Elmo Peterson and William A. Davis named YMMIA superintendents. Merlin T. Whittle district camping head. Dr. O. G. Cutler and ex officio EM Raymond on executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raymond
Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts. of ‘America
Sree
Preston
Phenol
J. “Edgley
W. H. Simmons
Mr. Raymong
W. “Hazen
Hillyard
HT. van Ordén
Pee
H. Hunsaker
Ben van Pana Rece
Henry R. Hurren
H. B. Hunsaker
Lionel Danielson
William "A. Scholes
O. &. Cutler
Edgley
Raymond
Bert W. Winward, Jr
Franklin County
YMMIA
Elmo Peterson
Oneida Stake
Wiliam A. Davis
Franklin Stake
Merlin T. Whittle
Lott Viehweg
Albert Moser
J. “Howard
Maughan
Eve Merrill
W. H. ‘Simmons
Postal Building to Be Remodeled in Preston
U S Senator Herman Welker announced the Preston post office remodeling contract will be awarded after July with bids advertised in May. The project plans include basement space and all blueprints are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Post
Preston , Citizen
U. S. Seni
Herman Welker
Preston Post Office
General ‘Services Administration
Federal
All American Declares Drury Bull Calf Top All American
The Holstein Friesian Association announced that Henry Drury and Sons of Fairview own a young bull calf, son of Ormsby Cola De Kol, winning first place at Portland and Franklin County fairs plus reserve junior champion at Eastern Idaho State fair. The animal also earned top bull calf honors in other events and was named reserve all American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein, Friesian Association
America
Brattleboro
Drury
Lane
Cole
Henry Drury and Sons of
Fairview
Dairymen Told to Lead by Using Own TM Products
Franklin county dairymen urged at the annual meeting to set an example by using only their TM products. County Agent Daniel Roberts cited state tax data showing butter substitute use rose from 6 million pounds in 1950 to 600 thousand pounds in 1985 in Idaho. He stressed dairy products as Franklin county’s economic backbone and a state strong point, noting continued income from dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tash
Daniel Roberts
Tax ‘ ‘ Commission
Idaho
County
March of Dimes Drives Kickoff Session in Franklin County
Franklin county March of Dimes leaders convened at the county courthouse for the 1951 drive kickoff. They outlined goals and 50 cents per person or $5 per family, with 50 percent of funds staying locally for patient care and the rest to the national foundation. The group noted 1950 allocations and a recent $995 check to defray local patient care costs amid polio cases in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
National Foundation For
Roberts
National Foundation
Gaylord Larson
National” Foundation
Foundation
Idaho
Christmas Seals Short of Quota
Mrs. Eileen Jones thanks Franklin County volunteers for their unflagging work on the 1950 Christmas seal campaign. She credits their time and energy as key to the campaign’s effort and notes continued page coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Jones
Franklin County
Jones
New Jaycee President Bennett Elected At Preston Club
Howard C. Bennett, a young automobile sales manager, was elected president at the Preston Jaycees annual meeting held Monday evening January 25. Bennett has worked in the Pontiac and Kaiser-Frazer agencies and is a Marine veteran of 3 1/2 years. He has lived in Preston since 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Bennett
Don
Elwell
Preston
Corumere
Wweck
Alf “Fhite
Tent
Merrill
Rotary
Ailon
Anaust
Sales Motor Gales
Dennas
Slicuether
Mlo Ted
Ea4
Pontiac
Havo
Kaiser-Frazer A
Wis
Granney Gheviolet Ce
Vived
Montpelier Youths Released on Parole
Reed Wixom and Kenneth Robert Van Darlin, 18 year olds from Montpelier, released on parole by Franklin County authorities. Held since last October for breaking parole tied to a prior breaking and entering charge at the Grand Theatre. Appeared before District Judge Henry McQuade and released to the state board of paroles and corrections for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed “Wixom
Kenneth Robert van Darlin
Knife Fork Club to Welcome John Fisher as Guest Speaker
The Knife, Fork Club will host its first meeting of the year next Thursday evening with John Fisher as guest speaker. Fisher, a renowned Canadian broadcaster and commentator, will discuss his view of the world from the perspectives of the United States and Canada. He has traveled widely, written for American and Canadian papers, and holds the Beaver Award and Le Fleche trophy for radio contributions. He was born in New Brunswick, graduated from Dalhousie University, and is bilingual in English and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
John
Fisher
Canada
United States
Beeri
Europe
Beaver
le Fleche
New “Brunswick
Dalhousie University
Nova
Scotia
Glencoe Polio Drive Sees Local Support and Funds
Glencoe ward residents contributed to a polio drive led by chairman Daniel Roberts. Report notes 128 people participated with 97 dollars raised, reflecting community support and a positive attitude toward the effort.
Gleaners to Hear Two Speakers for Junior M Men and Daughters
Plans for an inspirational program for all junior Gleaner girls mothers and class leaders and junior M men fathers and class leaders are set. The event Tuesday at 8 pm in Franklin stake house features President ElRay Christiansen of Logan and Ernest Eberhard bishop of Preston first ward as speakers. Special musical numbers are arranged for both groups.
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All
Ward Mia
Franklin Stake
ElRay Christiansen
Logan
Ernest Eberhard
Preston First Ward
Christiansen
Eberhard
Training Meeting Held by Scouters Here
Scouters of the Franklin county district held their monthly training meeting at the stake house Sunday. Franklin stake commissioner David E Davis led the session and Earl Nelson explained the explorer basketball program and urged prompt submission of eligibility blanks. Gilbert Catterly demonstrated tracking and signaling with Calvin Cole and Claine Forsgren presenting signaling skills. Planned 1951 district activities include Boy Scout week February 4 to 12 conservation promotion and nationwide clothing collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Rourid
Franklin
David
E.davis
Earl. Nelson
Oneida
Rand Gilbert
Catterly
Fairview
Calvin Cole
Claine ~Forsgren
Collec
Dr David Cutler To Speak On Polio At Meeting
Dr David Cutler will address polio causes effects and cures at a January meeting in Franklin stake houses. A question and answer period will follow and the public is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David’ Cutler
Square Dance Social Delayed One Week
The square dance social that was to be held Saturday January 27 is postponed one week. It will now take place Saturday evening at 8 o clock in the Franklin stake house, announced by directors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Stake House
Swanee Singers
Salt Lake City
Earl Denney
Wali
Franklin Ward Chapel
Sizale Ig
Franklin Sele
Sliemale
Northwest
Pacific
Farm Bureau Membership Drive Puts Franklin County in State Top Five
Franklin County Farm Bureau members gathered for a dinner meeting to discuss a one week membership drive adding 57 new members, raising total to 859 and placing the county among the state’s top five. State director Moser led the drive with others from Weston and Dayton, while plans for a county office were explored by Lloyd Browning and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Farm
Bureau Federation
Gaylord
Larson
Preston
Albert Moser
Dayton
John
Lloyd D
Browning
Pocatello
Bingham
Bonneville
Cassia
Twin- Falls
Canyon Potinties
Holstein Breeders Elect Leaders At Franklin Dinner
Drury Henry Drury was named chairman of the Franklin county Holstein breeders group at the annual dinner. Alma Choulés of Fairview was named vice chairman and Douglas Wright of Franklin was named secretary-treasurer. The banquet concluded a day touring Holstein herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drury
Franklin County ‘Holstein Breeders’ Group
Randall’s Cafe
Calvin Foss Home Damaged By Fire
Firemen battled a roof consuming blaze at Calvin Foss residence on East Oneida Street Wednesday at 3 10 am. Three water streams were used as crews fought an attic fire believed to start in the chimney. It took over three hours to control with the roof destroyed and home damage estimated at about 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Foss
Oneida Street
Ivan , Goff
Post Office Reports 1950 Revenue Changes and Service Updates
Postmaster Hart unveils 1950 financial figures showing total gross receipts from stamps and other sales up from 1949 but a drop in postal savings to 89,052. He notes reduced savings, an upcoming new money order form, and expanded routing with three rural routes. Window hours are adjusted, with a 6 pm stamp window on weekdays and a single daily delivery for city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
W.M ‘Hart
Hart
Federal
Post Office Department
Ste
Postal Inspection Service
Postal” Department
Franklin
Dixie Beach
Cherryville
West Franklin
Highway
Ogden
UIC
Cache Valley
Mink Show Winner and Sledding Accident Report
A Preston sledding accident injured two boys near Hodges ranch with serious skull fracture and facial bruising. Separately, Idaho mink breeder Lewis Palmer returned from Milwaukee after 25 years in the trade and won the Oscar trophy at the International Mink Show with 16 entries and 15 ribbons, a western ranch first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Lynn Shaffer
Dean Shaffer
Dale _ Alfred
Ani
Lewis” Palmer
Milwaukee
Wis
Palmer
Idaho
Fealmes
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. George
Raymond Takes
Valley Council
March of Dimes
Bennet
New Jaycee
Montpelier
Knife, Fork Club
Glencoe
Deimér
Olsen
Glencose
Daniel. Roberts
Spe‘cial
Pres‘ton
Ward
Basia
Dewnly
Haze Saterday
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