Franklin Idaho's Oldest Community Adapts to Mayo Clinic Plan
Mrs Hebert Lowe, longtime Franklin figure, has been visiting in Minneapolis with brother Melvin Holling and is now in Rochester awaiting a Mayo Clinic operation after breaking her ankle. Friends wish her speedy recovery and safe homecoming as she prepares for surgery. Also noted are visits by Cecil Woodward in Ely Nevada and Dennis Lowe amid local social exchanges.
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Hebert Lowe
Melvin G Holling
Minneapolis
Minn
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Lowe
Cecil Woodward
Ely
Nevada
Local notices and travel updates from Idaho and Utah residents
A batch of community notices lists residents visiting relatives in Salt Lake City Idaho Falls and Bear Lake. Families travel to Ogden Sun Valley and Lincoln while service members move between Farragut Camp Breckinridge and Fort Lewis. Also mentioned are hobby club gatherings and office supply ads from The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaylon Hobbs
Farragut
Idaho
Sun Valley
Ruby Johnson
Medical Corps
LaMar Long
Wm Long
Lincoln
Nebraska
Air Corps
Ardella Anderson
Pocatello
Ivan Geary
Cpl
DeVar Geary
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Fort Fisher
South Carolina
Robert C Lowe
Harold C Lowe
Lowe Cpl Lowe
Fort Lewis
Washington
Army Engineers
Kay Wright
Cynthia Wright
Ruby Howarth
Mary Jane Handy
Army Service Forces Depot
Ogden
S R Handy
Mrs Nash Returns To Girlhood Preston Home
Mrs Nash and Mr S H Nash of Linrose purchased and moved into Dr L V Merrill’s East First South Street home. She recalls her father Israel J West and grandfather I A Canfield led early Preston settlement, built homes, founded a lumber yard, donated park land, and watched the Bowery and ball park echo town history.
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S. H. Nash
Linrose
L. V. Merrill
First South Street
Cub River
Worm Creek
First Security Bank
Rexall Drug Store
Wm. Millard
Nash
Hans Monson
Dennis Winn
Mr West
Francis Beckstead
Corrine
Utah
Preston
Commission Lists Open Season Dates For Deer Hunters
James O Beck director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced open deer seasons in southeastern Idaho preserves after talks with sportsmen and conservation officers. Montpelier Bear Lake county and Slug Creek Caribou county run October 27 to November 10, Crooked Creek Clark county from October 27 to 31. Beck said the open seasons.
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James O Beck
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Idaho
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Slug Creek
Caribou County
Crooked Creek
Clark County
Beck
Deer Overpopulation Spurs Authorized Hunting at Preserves
Officials say deer move to preserves when hunting is shut off and overpopulate the area. They warn food supply declines unless supervised hunting is allowed periodically. The Citizen office sells paper supplies like paper clips thumb tacks price tags and labels. Regular envelopes and bond paper available.
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Franklin
Woodward
Dennis Lowe
Nada Packer
Veressa Packer
Frank Olsen
Rodeo
Cowboy Boots
Justin Bells
Wolverine
Levis
Freeman
Tanner
PARCO
Preston, Idaho
Moss
Ing
Alynn Peart
Salt Lake City
Darlis Woodward
Dallin Woodward
Lucille Perkins & Children
Idaho Falls
Huby Johnson
Sharee Hobbs
Wm Robinson
Verl Smith
Warr Alder
Devon Smith
Lewiston
Bear Lake
Darrell Gene Woodward
Glencoe
Garnet Woodward
Eustasia Kingsford
Oouus Blaze
Ieel Saye
Pres
Mrs.Nash
Commission
Brown's
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O. K
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