Accidents Keep Area Police Busy
Law enforcement reported seven accidents over the past week. A pickup driven by Pat Martinez, 78, hit by Elsa Crookston, rolled into a flower bed injuring Martinez. Crookston cited for failure to yield. A truck roll near Arimo killed a horse. no injuries. Fisher and Seamons crash on Cub River road caused $400 damage and a crushed leg for Seamons who needed hospital surgery. A deer fatality occurred on Dayton leg road when Craig Shafffer struck it. Terry Buttars damaged a truck in Deer Cliff then hit a rock. $2000 damage. Rodney Cole collision with a fleet driver, heavy damage and citations for speeding and expired registration.
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Pat Martinez
Clifton
Elsa Crookston
Weston
Preston
Bill Harris
Martinez
Crookston
Barlow Gilbert
Arimo
Donald Fisher
Roger Seamons
Cub River
Sheriff’s Office
Fisher
Roger
Logan Hospital
Craig Shafffer
Dayton - Lego Road
Terry Buttars
Rodney
Cole
Terry Rorten
Mortensen
Morten
Two Visitors Scheduled For Conference
George Poulsen regional representative of the Twelve and Edder Delbert L. Stapley member of the Quorum of the Twelve are set to attend the On eida Stake conference at the Oneida Stake center. Special leadership meetings are planned for Saturday 4 pm and 30 pm and Sunday at 8 30 am with the general session at 10 am. Elder Stapley native of Arizona living in Salt Lake City. Elder Poulson from Bountiful former Hawaiian mission president. Stapley chairs a family hardware and implement firm and serves on several corporate boards and has earned the Silver Bear Silver Antelope and Silver Buffalo awards. He has held many church roles including stake president.
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George Poulsen
Oneida
Edder Delbert L. Stapley
Elder Stapley
Arizona
New Bank Opens in Preston With Gala and Open House
New Security Bank announces opening for the public on Saturday June 2 with a gala open house. The bank will operate officially starting Monday June 28. The one story building cost 128000 and includes five teller units a drive in window a conference room and night depository.
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First Security Bank
Preston
Michael B. Krantz
Krantz
Salt Lake City
Bruce McDermott
Jay Wadman
Ogden
Memers
Two-County DUP Convention Held
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers convention for Cache and Oneida Counties was held June 1 in the Franklin Ward Chapel. Margaret H. Winward presided with roll calls by Beatrice Johnson and Mildred Burton.
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Cache
Oneida
Franklin Ward
Margaret H. Winward
Cache County
Beatrice Johnson
Franklin County
Mildred Burton
Kate B. Carter
Franklin
Anna Morrison
Atalicoa
Preston
Claire H. Olsen
Cedar Tree
Weston
Oneta Hyde
Sara Mar
Mairview
Carrie G
Jackpot Missed Mystery Personality Contest
The Mystery Personality Jackpot was not won this week. The prize remains $30 and will roll to $52.50 next week. Three weeks remain in the contest. For the week's winner and the biographical sketch, see page 5.
Greaves Style Shop Sold In Preston
Mr and Mrs Floyd Diderickson became owners of Greaves Style Shop last week buying Harley Greaves out. Mrs Diderickson will manage the store and the couple also own Preston Lumber. The store will continue to employ the same staff and hold a grand opening this week.
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Floyd Diderickson
Harley Greaves
Preston
Diderickson
Preston Lumber
University of Idaho education doctorate awarded
Fragmentary text describes an education doctorate being awarded at a university, with references to Idaho and Missouri institutions and individuals. The garbled OCR makes specifics unclear, but the core item is the awarding of a doctorate in education at a university in Idaho.
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X. University’ of Idaho i
Missouri
Over 65 Growth in Franklin County Seen in Special Report
Special to the Citizen reports on Franklin County's over-65 segment noting growth and shifting needs. The piece highlights local providers, demographic trends, and evolving services for seniors amid community changes.
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Franklin County
Grassman Contest Highlights Dairy Improvement Efforts
Report on Grassman Contest noting end results and draws. The piece describes a shift from low to high production in dairy herds, progress in field ditching and soil work, and adoption of crop by products to boost beef and dairy programs. Judges include Jack Moser Dayton and Joe Moser.
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Shin Saul Wee Teonard Istensert
Nielson
Sey Shrine
Jack Moser Oe Dayton
Hernia Nielsen
Linrose Amd Joe
Moser
City Grants Five Percent Across Board Employee Raise
City council approves a five percent across the board pay raise for city employees excluding part time staff, council, and mayor with July implementation. They order property cleanups and health hazard notices, approve a roof coating contract for 280 dollars, halt hospital construction over license payments, and report improved dog control with licenses up 400 percent.
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Preston’ Timber Company
Bert Gailey
Preston
Alvaro Jones
Attocey
Delbert Alder
Water Association
Beckstead Lane
Fragmentary Note on Art Exhibit Passage
An OCR fragment mentions an art related item or event with unclear details. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to specify participants or venue. Further legible text would be needed to form a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR Brief On Road and Bridge Work Progress
Incomplete lines describe ongoing highway and bridge work. Mentions traffic, cleaning, and project progress with scattered terms and names.
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Winder-Treasureton
Citizen
Yalson
Delbert L. Stapley
Margaret Winward
Spring Creek
Whitney
Aag Oe
Tessa Winn
Sacajawea
Franklin Ee
Kate
Ganls
Greaves
Sfors
Cleo” ‘Swenson
Rane Gasn
Noadway
Patna
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