Missionary to Norway Leaving from Weston Ward
In Weston sacrament meeting Elayne Dewey was sustained. Elder Edwin Olson of Poca will depart January 30 to serve in Norway, grandson of Lew and Mrs Olson. Numerous visitors and locals shared greetings as Annie Goodsell hosted friends from Malad, Magna, and Blackfoot, while Nina Jensen plans an indefinite Ogden stay.
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Weston
Elayne Dewey
Mia
Mary Ann Larson
Frank L Olsen
High
Edwin Olson
Pocatello
Miston Field
Norway
Lew Olson
Earl Olson
Annie Goodsell
Ann Nelson
Malad
Dee
Edith Smart
Connie
Raymond
Magna
Weston Folks
Annie
Edith Smith
Blackfoot
Russel Nielson
Rose Reddish
Della
Earl Packer
Nina Jensen
Ogden
Sadie Nelson
Floyd Montgomery
Ida Hedin Dies Recently
Ida C Hedin 69 died at Preston hospital after an illness. Born September 11 1896 in Wongsta Sweden she came to Winder in 1925 and resided there. She is survived by siblings in Salt Lake City Oakland Preston and Stockholm and was a member of the LDS church. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 pm in the Winder ward chapel. Friends may call at Webb Mor-
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Ida C Hedin
Preston Hospital
Wongsta Sweden
J F
Edja
Ekstrom Hedin
Winder
Emma Wiberg
August E Hedin
Axel Ellen) Olson
May Signe Christensen
W G Hedin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ben
Eva) Eden
Oakland
Calif
Joseph C Hedin
Gustave C Hedin
Preston
Minnows for Bait Banned in Franklin and Oneida Counties
Idaho official Kelly Eng land reports a new law banning the use or possession of minnows for bait in all waters of Franklin and Oneida counties starting January 1, 1966. The rule targets minnows and parts of fish while allowing only Salmon eggs and prohibits chub meat or dead minnows. Enforcement aims to curb trash fish and protect game fish populations, with long term benefits to trout waters and overall water quality.
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Franklin
Oneida
Kelly England
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
Franklin County
Treasureton Briefs Spark Notes From Local Visit and Death
Mr and Mrs Melvin Kirby spent Thursday in Poca Tello. Paul Jorgenson received word of his father Nephi Jorgenson’s death. Sunday dinner guests at the Barger home were Mr and Mrs Ken Panter and Dock Barger of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Kirby
Pocatello
Paul Jorgenson
Nephi Jorgenson
Barger
Ken Panter
Dock Barger
Franklin County Commissioners Minutes outline 1965 taxes and 1966 actions
Franklin County Commissioners discuss taxes for Hannah Pearson John Bingelli and Mrs Gerald Wright last half 1964 first half 1965. They approve beer licenses for 1966, proceed with nursing home grant plans and library district formation, handle tax adjustments and road damage claims, and authorize warrants for transportation of Indians and tax payments.
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Sylva Schvaneveldt
Franklin Co
Hannah Pearson
John Henry Bingelli
Gerald Wright
Department of Public Assistance
Ioho
DOP
Children's S Home Society of Idaho
K. O Merrill O. D. Professional Services
Johnson Drug Store
Preston Co-op Drug Co
Mel's Drug
Ralph's Pharmacy
Sylva
Board of County Commissioners
Adolph Spatig
Archery Club of
Preston
Isis
Chrissie Owen
Keith Nielsen
Ray Coburn
Franklin County
Thedford Roper
Ada Nelson Larsen
Oneida County
Gus Mink
Mountain States Tel & Tel Co
Stockton
Mst&t Co
Ruth C Larsen
Glenn Gamble
Lane
Elsie E Bastian
Della S Keller
Alzina Tigbert
Dorothy Workman
Clair Egbert
Library District Committee
Fish FE
Bastian Weston
Zelma Woodward Franklin Rhonda Poole
Whitney Alzina
Bbybert Fairview
Della Keller
Mink Creek
Lee Sant Clifton
Elaine Taylor
Banida
Tina Blau Dayton
Verna Kidd
Odessa McGregor Cleveland
Ethel Anderson Winder
Beatrice Paskins
Treasure Ton
Marian Hull Whitney
Ada Bell
Carmen H Westover
Clifton
Anna M
MelDermott
Clifton Lavene
Cox Clifton
June B
Gailey
Jarsen
Idaho
Roper
Arizona
Aless Nash
Clifton County
Mountain States Tel, & Tel Co
Albert E Moser
Attest CL Swenson
Ex Preston Man Samuel Nephi Hansen dies
Word was received of the death of Samuel Nephi Hansen January 10, 1966. He resided in Jerome and was born October 29, 1889 in Preston. Survived by eleven children, his parents Mr and Mrs Praven Hansen, siblings Lorenzo Hansen, Sylvia Davis, Martina Jensen, Delilah Urry with several others in Preston and nearby areas.
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Samuel Nephi Hansen
Jerome
Praven Hansen
Preston
Lorenzo Hansen
Sylvia Davis
Martina Jensen
Black
Delilah Urry
Ogen
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