Franklin Idaho Day celebration features softball and wrestling card
Opening with a sports program the Franklin Idaho Day celebration plans a softball opener between stake championship girls teams from Winder and Mapleton at 6 p m followed by wrestling at 8 p m The main event pits The Bat against Gino Angelo for two falls out of three with a one hour limit Eddie Montez and Johnny Goltz meet in a separate bout under a 45 minute limit A 20 minute or one fall bout features Treacherous Phillips vs Buzz Jones Friday includes ward chapel parade softball game variety show fireworks and a dance with patriotic speakers.
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Ward Names New Officers Clifton Oxford
The Clifton-Oxford council names new officers including Howard Henderson as bishop and Sueeo Jack Choulés as financial clerk. They succeed Dennis C Ralphs and Burnice Ward with Lavon Porter as ward clerk, with Kendall and Cluff as financial clerks in the transition.
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Church leaders to address Oneida stake welfare sessions
Elder Ray Christiansen and Elder Dansie will conduct quarterly welfare meetings for the Oneida stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Preston. Public invited to 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday at Stakehouse 305 North State St. Stake Pres Shirley M. Palmer presiding. Christiansen longtime temple president. Dansie welfare plan director. stake includes ten wards in Banida Dayton Mink Creek Clittor Preston Riverdale Preasureton and Winder.
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Ventriloquist Trudy Young Scheduled at Franklin
Amateur ventriloquist Trudy Young from Montpelier is slated to headline Franklin's sidaho day program next Thursday and Friday. She has appeared on television and is billed for performances in morning programs and an afternoon variety show at the Franklin celebration.
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Alameda man dies from early morning crash injuries
Alameda, man Bill Memory, 27, dies in hospital from injuries after a car left Mink Creek road near Egley Hill and rolled into the creek. Driver George M. Jay, 2837 Harrison Blvd Ogden, was slightly injured. Both men worked for Standard Oil Co of California. Sheriff Talbot notes it as Franklin County's first traffic fatality this year and since December 1957. Memory is survived by his Alameda wife.
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Columbia College honors Earl Jay Nielson in 1958 BA degree
Five hundred eighty Columbia College graduates receive bachelor of arts degrees at the 204th commencement led by President Br Grayson Kirk on Morningside Heights. Earl Jay Nielson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Nielson of Preston, is among those awarded.
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Frances Atkinson Awarded Degree From Utah University
Frances Atkinson of Dayton received her bachelor of science in elementary education from the University of Utah at commencement on June 9. A West Side High School graduate, she studied at Utah State University for a year and spent three years at the University of Utah before graduating. She earned a diploma from the LDS Institute of Religion in Salt Lake City last year and will teach in Weber County schools next year.
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Miss Judith Baur Competes in Miss Idaho Pageant Boise
Miss Judith Baur competes in Boise this week for Miss Idaho. She is Franklin County Farm Bureau sponsored and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Baur. An honor graduate of Preston High School she plans a teaching career and is active in Alpha Chi Omega and AWS.
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Major Kenneth Smith Graduates From Air Force School
Major Kenneth Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Paul K Smith of Preston, graduates among 800 USAF officers from the Air Force School at Deagaera Air Force Base Alabama. A regular Air Force member and 1940 enlistment, he was commissioned as navigator in 1942. He attended Preston High School and Brigham Young University. He served in North Africa during World War II and in Japan Guam in 1953 54 55. He married Wy诺nah Spandager of San Antonio Texas. They have three children Kenneth Allen Lyndia and Sylvia. He is assigned as intelligence officer to the 15th Reconnaissance Technical Wing at March Air Force Base California.
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Northwestern University awards 2552 degrees and diplomas
The 100th annual commencement at McGaw Memorial Hall Evansot appears to have ceremonies Monday June 16 at 10:30 AM. The Idaho graduates include Clair R. Cutler and Richard B. Mesk among 15 from Idaho. Cutler earned Doctor of Dental Surgery and Mesk Doctor of Dental Surgery. another local graduate listed as doctor of medicine.
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Local residents recall minor injuries in Friday auto crash
Five residents were treated for minor injuries after a Friday county road accident three miles east of Preston. Rose Marie Cordingley drove, looking at a radio, crossing the road and rolling the car onto a borrow pit. Arlando D. Larsen investigated and cited Cordingley for inattention.
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County office filing closes June 28 with several incumbents
A list of candidates who filed intentions to run for county offices shows Clear L Swenson seeking clerk of district court Dennis Thompson for state representative LaRay Talbot to be sheriff William W Poole for commissioner district and Dell W Smith for prosecuting attorney A J Hart for assessor Albert Moser also filed as a Republican. No Democrats have filed yet.
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Two Local Youths Plan to Be Dentists at University of Oregon
Dentists a t Boyd-Lucius Crane son of Mrs Louise Darasmussen Prest and Richard Thomas Smith son of Mrs Terese T Smith Preston have been accepted for admission to the University of Oregon dental school Portland and will begin their studies in the full term of 1958 Crane and Smith attended Preston High School Crane did predental studies at Brigham Young University and Portland State College and Smith attended the University of Utah and Utah State University The dental school offers a four year curriculum leading to the degree of doctor of dental medicine and a graduate program offering master of science degrees in certain fields
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Preston Citizens Prize Contest Leads In Alphabetical Standings
Readers await the result of the prize contest held by Preston Citizens. The race rankings will be published in four weeks. Notable contenders include Wynn, Whitefield, Whittle, and SuerAnn with potential top placing.
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Local boy injures in bicycle crash near store
A small girl was badly hurt after two boys on a bicycle collided with her on a Saturday. The incident drew attention at the post office and flag ceremony as officers and scouts in the area attended to the scene. Nearby residents, including Betty and the McCune family, described a calm day turning tense after the collision and a helicopter flight was planned to Mostow for further transport. Weather was noted as delightful and families planned days with grandchildren and travel.
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Local contest offers cash and gadget prizes for subscriptions
A promotional drive promises rewards for subscription numbers with daily reports and a grand all expenses paid trip to Disneyland plus cash prizes. First prize includes 200 dollars, second prize a Spitfire bicycle, third a Schwinn model, fourth a GE radio and more.
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