Fisher Hosts Refreshing Luncheon And Sewing Evening
Nellie Boyce Gayle Kendall Verdis Cox Colleen Baker Lenora Coburn Julia Bradley Gweneive Hatch Bessie Olson Dorothy Keller joined hostesses at a Fisher event. The gathering featured sewing and a light luncheon. Weekend visitors included Eldred Olson family from Gooding and Alfred Olson family from Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Salt Lake City
Norman Olson
Cluff Kendall
Downey
Gary Fisher
Oscar Campbell
Weston
Lewiston
Earl Olsen
Pocatello
Earl Moyes
Marion Olson
Salt Lake
Births—Six Local Families Welcome New Babies This Week
Mr and Mrs Don Westover Swan Lake welcome a girl born July 6. Mr and Mrs Eugene Archibald Dayton welcome a boy born July 7. Mr and Mrs Glen Olson Preston welcome a boy born July 11. Mr and Mrs Glen Carlson Preston welcome a girl born July 11. Mr and Mrs John R Cole Preston welcome a boy born July 12. Mr and Mrs James Hodges Preston welcome a boy born July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Westover
Swan Lake
Eugene Archibald
Dayton
Glen Olson
Preston
Glen Carlson
John R. Cole
James Hodges
Goff frames choice between old guard and new approach in Canning Center
The candidate, a veteran with over five years in the army who served in the middle east Africa Europe and the Pacific, advocates a positive Republican stance. He says Republicans must select candidates who appeal to independent voters and deliver a clear policy alternative rather than merely opposing current policies. He notes he cannot claim experience at county state or national levels in public office.
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Middle East
Africa
Europe
Pacific
Goff
Republican Party
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes
Oxford Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Johnnie Goodwin and their daughter Mrs James Daggett and family from Soda Springs. Mr and Mrs Ronald Hatch and son of Seattle are visiting with Mr and Mrs D G Hatch and relatives. Mrs Patty Fishers club met at her home last week. Annabelle Kendall assisted Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Goodwin
James Daggett
Soda Springs
Ronald Hatch
Seattle
D. G. Hatch
Patty Fisher
Annabelle Kendall
Edward M. Martin Dies Friday At Home Here
Edward M Moran Martin died Friday morning at his Preston home after a short illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Preston first ward chapel with Bishop Ernest Eberhard Jr. presiding. He was born July 14, 1878 at Beaver Utah and lived in Franklin county since childhood. Surviving are Emma Stephens Martin and nine children, 29 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and several sisters. Burial followed in Preston cemetery.
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Preston First-Ward
Edward Moran Martin
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Martin
South State Street
Beaver
Beaver County
Daniel S
Elizabeth Ann Porter Martin
Franklin County
Winder
LDS Church
Emma Stephens
Logan
Logan Temple
Edward S
Daniel A. Martin
Elizabeth Talbot
Mary Egbert
Rhoda Egbert
Florence Shaffer
Jean Bowden
Canning Committee Named by SCS at Meeting
The SCS bookkeeper Anna Mae Wilde is noted. The canning committee includes Ida Evans Oneida Stake Relief Society president Sned Fryer Franklin Stake Relief Society president Alice Merrill School Lunch Blanche Hollingsworth Chamber of Commerce secretary Lucretia Maughan Home Demonstration agent D Ariel Nash county commissioner Weldon Nash Franklin stake presidency Eldon Tanner Oneida stake presidency W H Simmons East Side School district superintendent Mrs Paul Merrill West Side PTA Mrs Ernest Fisher East Side PTA William Craner Vocational agriculture instructor and Mr Orme supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Wilde
Ida Evans
Oneida Stake Relief Society
Sned Fryer
Franklin Stake Relief Society
Alice Merrill
Blanche Hollingsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Lucretia Maughan
D. Ariel Nash
Weldon Nash
Franklin Stake
Eldon Tanner
Oneida
W. H. Simmons
East Side
Paul Merrill
West Side, Pta
Ernest Fisher
East Side Pta
William Craner
Orme
Lions Club Plans and Committee Assignments for 1950 51
The Lions Club outlines chairmen and members for numerous committees. Reed Brenchley and Russell Crockett head sight conservation greetings on December 13, Merlin W. Smith leads the program committee for the Christmas party on December 27, with January 10 noted for another event. The membership committee under C. M. Crabtree includes Frank W. Jones and Leon Palmer. Additional committee chairs include Rulon Dunn for education on January 24 with Nat Edwards and W R Groves. Lee February 21 assigns Hy B Young and Earl W Nelson to citizenship and patriotism. Zi Ac Kross heads the sports committee for the March 7 meeting with Voris Johnson and Lee Lergquist. The birthday event on March 21 is run by the program committee, followed by April 11 under L. D. Crawford and C. D. Booker with Ralph Millar for agriculture. The boys and girls committee on April 25 is chaired by Mark Hammond with Elden Tanner and Orson E. Baugh. Civic improvement chair R. B. Gibson leads May 9 with D O Merrill and J N Stephens as members, while May 23 hosts a music committee led by Lyle Shipley with Melvin Westerberg and Vaughn Greaves. The convention committee for June 13 features D Frank Foss as chairman with Harold Winn and Roy Peterson. The year concludes June 27, 1951 with the canyon party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Crabtree
Frank W. Jones
Leon Palmer
Lions Education Committee
Rulon. Dunn
Nat- Edwards
Groves
Lee
Hy. B
Young
Chairman
Earl W. Nelson
Zi Ac
Kross
Voris Johnson
Lee Lergquist
L. D. Crawford
C. D. Booker
Ralph Millar
Agriculture Committee
Mark Hammond
Elden Tanner
Orson E. Baugh
Civic Improvement Committee
R. B. Gibson
D . O. Merrill
J. N. Stephens
Lyle Shipley
Melvin
A. Westerberg
Vaughn Greaves
D. Frank Foss
Harold Winn
Roy Peterson
Local officials outline staff changes and relocations
Abe McGregor Goss discusses conservation district duties and spring reassignment. Mr Woodruff has served at Jerome and worked in Idaho Falls and Pocatello areas. He is a University of Idaho graduate from Blackfoot. Mrs Harris, a new clerk typist, previously worked at Preston Bike and Sport and for County Agent Daniel Roberts.
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Conservation District
Jerome
Woodruff
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Blackfoot
Harris
Preston
Daniel Roberts
Pheasants Planting Near Challis Signals Wildlife Drive
More than 200 mature pheasants were released in Round Valley near Challis by the State Game Department. Conservation officer Dick Wright reported the birds arrived in good condition and will bolster local hunting and wildlife efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challis
Round Valley
State Game Department
Dick Wright
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