Accidents Claim Two Lives in Weekend Incidents
Two young men died in separate one car crashes over the weekend. Paul K Schow 15 of Preston was killed when his father's pickup rolled on Highway 34 during a heavy rainstorm near the Riverdale area. Brad Wakely son of Mrs Reed Wakely formerly of Preston was killed when the car rolled and he and two companions escaped injury. A funeral service for Schow was held Tuesday and another for Wakely is planned Thursday.
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Paul K. Schow
Howard Schow
Preston
Highway
Brad Wakley
Som
Mrr
Mirs
Reed Wakely
Gregory
Max Hansen
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Riverdale
Preston Plans Redesign Showed Again for USA Class
The USA architectural class redevelopment plan will be presented in Preston on Tuesday at noon at the Pop n Pins. Fred Niederhauser, Logan architect and instructor, will discuss student projects along with participating students who studied two blocks of Preston’s business district and sketched redesign ideas under a redevelopment program. The luncheon is open to the public.
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USA
Preston
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Fred Niederhauser
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Three Licenses Suspended in Franklin County in May
Three drivers had licenses suspended in Franklin County during May for driving while intoxicated. The individuals named are Donald A Christensen of Mink Creek Thayne K Hodges of Preston and La Verne L Liloyd of Preston.
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Franklin County
Donald A . Christensen
Mink Creek
Thayne K. Hodges
Preston
LaVerne L Liloyd
DUP County Meet Nears
The Franklin County Dau gters of Utah Pioneers convention will be held June 22 at the Franklin stake house. It will start at 1 p.m.
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Franklin County Daugters of Utah Pioneers
Franklin Stake House
School boards update with new chairs and members
Robert Hult Whitley was named chair of the Eastside school district while Joseph Olsen Lingose became West Side chairman. Reelected West Side chair Fredrickson Weston and clerk Russell A. Koer Oxford. Ted Larson Preston named Eastside vice president and Dr Leo Hawkes Preston named treasurer. Paul Woodward sworn in Eastside member and Franklin Sant sworn in West Side member.
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Robert ‘Hult Whitley
Eastside
Josep’ Fl. Olsen
Lingose
West Side
West
Fredrickson
Weston
Russell A. Koer
Oxford
Ted Larson
Preston
Leo Hawkes
Amed
Paul Woodward
Franklin Sant
Idaho Day Dinner and Buckaroo Program Details
A Saturday Idaho Day event features a dinner with a Buckaroo program for riders aged 6 to 14. Activities include calf roping horse riding and calf riding. A Shetland pony will be given away during the Buckaroo segment, sponsored by the Idaho Days committee.
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Groups Attend Political Meets in Idaho Conventions
About sixteen people from Braokuin county attended two political conventions held in Idaho last weekend. State candidates were nominated during the convention. Mr and Mrs Allen Lyon attended. Mr Christenserm is the county chairman. Attending the Republican convention in Boise were Richard Hendricks. (Continued on page 5)
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Braokuin County
Idaho
Allen’ Lyon
Christenserm
Boise
Richard Hendricks
Preston High School Class of 1946 Reunion Planned
The Preston high school class of 1946 will hold a July 20 reunion with a 9 a.m golf tournament, social hour for families from 2 to 4 p.m., and a dinner at the new Season Hall. Demar Merrill coordinates participation and trophies are planned. A new family yearbook will be presented to each member.
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Preston High School Starvatine
Demar
Poe
City Council OKs Sewer Charge Increase and Parks Work
City council votes to raise sewer charges to one dollar for residents and 1.75 for businesses due to refurbishing the sewage plant. They also approve more water pipe for the recreation park and discuss dairy nuisance concerns near Don Elwell’s distribution plant.
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Leonard Hulet
Don Elwell
Hutet
City Library Board
Marion O. Perkins
Daughters of Pioneers
District Highway Foreman Named for Preston District
The district highway office in Preston names a new district highway foreman to succeed Roy Nelson who recently retired. Nelson served twenty years with the state highway department.
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Preston
Roy Nelson
Nelson
State Highway Department
Clifton Man Wins Grass Title in 1966 Grassman Tour
Dennis Ralphs of Clifton was named Franklin County Grassman of the year at the Grassman tour ending Monday June 18. He edged Burnell Baird of Mink Creek, with judging noting his irrigation well and water systems, land leveling, and a well managed farm.
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Dennis Ralphs
Clifton
Franklin County
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Burnell Baird
Franklin County Park Bureau
Ralphs
Baird
Mink Creek
Mr. Baird
Grassman
Ben Johnson
Theo Smith
Outis Cole
Counselor Named In Oneida Stake Reorganization
Webster C Maughan was named second counselor in the Oneida stake presidency. Willis Burton was released as first counselor after five and a half years and will move to Soda Springs. Reed R Hawkes became first counselor. The changes occurred at the Oneida Stake quarterly conference with LDS Church representatives present.
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Webster C. Maughan
Farmers Home Administration
Oneida
Willis Burton
Carl A. Mortensen
Shirley Palmer
Burton
Farm Bureau
Soda Springs
Reed R Hawkes
LDS
Tiansen
Priesthioo Genealogical “Committee
Leonore C. Gundersen
Relief Society General Board
Carl A. Morttensen
Stake
Gary
Asael Bell
Hospital room rates rise at Ciclo hospital
W Deen Pal mer says the hospital board increased patient room charges to 133 dollars in the old hospital effective Wednesday. He notes the rise aims to help Medicare patients while arguing prior low rates hurt insurance companies and the sick.
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W. Deen Palmer
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Sparh
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Lions Stand
Preston City Park
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