March of Dimes drive gains Franklin County support
A local appeal in Franklin County urges full backing for the March of Dimes to fight infantile paralysis. It cites past funds raised, National Foundation aid, and the disease’s impact, while urging vigilance against rabble rousers and intolerance in the broader national context.
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Franklin County
National Foundation For
Georgia
Idaho
South
Talmadges
Longs
Bilbos
United States
Eisenhower
Marshall
Mason-Dixon Line
Talmadge
Hitler
Franklin County March of Dimes Drive Aims High
Civic leaders back the drive with jars in most businesses. Preston Jaycees promote a March of Dimes dance to raise funds and plan to sell 2000 tickets to surpass the county goal and show Lincoln County’s support.
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Franklin County
Preston Jaycees
Preston Legion to host seven-county convention
The No. 34 American Legion will host a February 22 convention in Preston, the first of its kind there. Local Legionnaires aim for a credible event and expect wide participation from seven counties with Lions and scout officials involved.
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Preston Post No
American Legion
Preston
Lions Club of
Franklin County
C. D. Goff
R. B. Gibson
N R. Miller Harold Hawkes
A T Merrill
Karl Cutler
Preston PRANKS and the Club Door Misstep
A series of humorous, risqué observations and vignettes about social missteps. A doorman trips at a club, a mayor comments on protection for workers, and a playful anecdote about a brazen flirtation with a car ride ending in a comment on propriety.
Winder Literary and Social Activities Highlight Week
A busy week features a Winder literary club meeting at Mrs Harriet Palmers with Mrs Aston Merrill reviewing The Egg and I. Hosted gatherings include Mr and Mrs Shirley Palmer hosting friends, and Mrs Ray Swainston entertaining in honor of Mrs Lily Wallace's birthday with a luncheon and gift. Ward reports note attendance, church notices, and travel to Pocatello.
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Harriet Palmer
Aston Merrill
Preston
Shirley Palmer
John Follett
Clyde Condie
Dave Johnson
Carl Follett
Leland ‘Bennett
Ray Swainston
Lily Wallace
Fern Swainston
Ethel Dursteler
Whitney
Mae Swainston
Hattie Swainston
Myrtle Swainston
Wallace
W. Swainston
Pocatello
Laura Swainston
LaVor Smith
Smith
Viva Swainston
Margene Bennett
Eli Forsgren
Floyd Bennett
Relief Society
Noor
Lorie Swainston
USSB
B. H. Swainston
The Virtue of Poverty and Storehouse Oddities
A satirical snippet references poverty sparing temptations and silly pricing. A fortune of quips follows about Mink Creek Mazie seeking silk for a settee, a drunken husband, and a manager’s witty admonitions about notions during business hours.
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Mink Creek
Roy
Willie Wells Goes to School Under G I Bill
Veterans like Willie Wells attend Agricultural College with free education under the G I Bill. The article notes his wife and baby and praises the department for progress and excellence as returning graduates pursue further studies.
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Willie Wells
Willie
G.I
Agricultural’ College
Sam
Herbert Zeigler Spent Sunday Afternoon Visiting
The report notes Herbert Zeigler spent Sunday afternoon visiting with local residents, detailing a quiet day and social calls in the community.
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Herbert Zeigler
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Preston Citizen
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Cache Valley Clarion
Dun ‘S. Smith
Belva Hart
Blanche Hollingsworth Mechanical
Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Otto Chatterton
Vern Morris
Society
County of
Franklin
R Editoria Association
AHO State Editorial Association
William Whitehead
Leora Rosen
Riverdale
Lyman
Jfollingsworth
Salt Lake City
Alex Smout
J. F. Brady
D. H. Richloff
Colorado
West
Dayton
LeGrand Christensen
Texaco
iSouth
la Rew
Bill Hansen
Gus Bronson
West Oneida
Preston Pranks
Franklin Fanny
Elmo Keller
Africa
Winder
Ada Sharp
Mapleton
Herman Sharp
Salt Lake
Roy Emmitt
Obras Corenay
Tly “Ale Truss
Joe Marsh
Gopyright
United States Brewers Foundation
Mud Lake
National Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Ford Service
Tool
Ford
Ates
Ike
McCune Motor
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