Franklin Nebraska? No Idaho town's unique pioneer past
Franklin Idaho rests on a unique historical niche highlighted by its early settlement in 1860 by Mormon families. The L. H. Hatch house, built from local stone in Greek revival style, stands as a three story landmark. A 1946 plaque credits Franklin as Idaho’s first permanent Anglo-Saxon settlement.
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Fonnesbecks Gather In Weston For Memorial Day
Weston family and guests mark Memorial Day with dinners and visits. Attendees include the Franklin Duce family, the Paul Becks, the Alton Campbells, the Gordon Fonnesbecks, and the host’s relatives. Nearby relatives from Brigham and Salt Lake City join in various gatherings and cemetery stops.
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Alton Campbells
Gordon Fonnesbecks
Mae Kimber
Alana
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Vera Nielson
Kimber
Russel Nielson
Rose Reddish
Allen
Nielsons
Alfred Maughan
Idaho Falls
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Memorial day guests of the Berti L. Em bry family
Elsie Bastian notes Memorial day visitors for Mr and Mrs Berti L Em bry and family. Their son Lloyd has an appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. Memorial weekend guests at the home include the Embrys and related family members.
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