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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Cliff Johnson and their son Randy vacationed in Yellowstone Park for several days. Also joining the trip was Mrs Bessie Reeder of Preston who accompanied them.
In Franklin a 1970s themed family cook-out brought together residents and relatives in the park. Serge Benson led the event with music from Delbert Rawlings on banjo, readings by Marilyn Bodily, and songs by the Tomasi sisters of Weston.
Paul Harvey argues that the push for rights across society oversteps bounds and threatens public safety. He cites examples from Texas to California, noting that freedom of speech and other rights end where others’ safety and order begin. He warns inaction on limits risks increased crime and societal decay.
More than 220 4-H members and leaders attended the 20th annual 4-H Club Camp at Boy Scout's Camp Hunt Bear Lake on July 12 13 and 14. Dorothy Johnson chaired the event with Diane Roberts Mike Lower and Fred Eschler as chairmen.
Norman Bennett, 25, a former Franklin resident, died in a crash while driving home from a sales meeting. He hit a cow on the road, was struck by an oncoming semi, and his car swerved across the road. He was survived by wife Diane and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clawson Bennett. Linden Bennett and his wife Joan traveled to Minnesota for funeral services.
Franklin Scouts led by Harley Lowe Marlon Woodward and Nyile Olsen with Ada Wright hosted a chicken supper for thirty five parents. Afterward the group gathered at the Lions center in Franklin park for campfire demonstrations by Brad Morrison Kevin Olsen Jeffery Lowe Brian Chatterton Kent Woodward and Ted Whitehead.
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