Democrats File for Franklin County Races Under Write-In Rules
Three Democrats filed for county offices in Franklin County as write-in candidates for the June primary. Lee Schwaneveldt and Ted Roper seek the two county commissioner posts while Albert Jensen runs for county surveyor. County Recorder C. L. Swenson notes the Democratic petitions face legal questions over names and the Monday filing deadline approaches.
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Swenson
Franklin County
Lee Schwaneveldt
Weston
Ted Roper
Preston
Albert Jensen
Keith Larson Elected President Of Preston Knife And Fork Club
Keith P. Larson is the new president of the Preston Knife and Fork Club after a board meeting. The 1962 63 season features speakers including Judge Philip B Gillam of Denver and William Brick Neighbors with topics on decency Africa today and religion.
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Keith P. Larson
Preston Knife and Fork Club
J. Leo. Falmer
Ince
Merle G. Hyer
Don Elwell
William Craner
Leo R. Hawkes
Leeter Sears
Douglas L. Nelson
Larson
Philip B. Gillam
Denver
Gilliam
William “Brick
Africa
Neighbors
Kenya
Aly Wassii
Wasall
Republican Committee Reorganized in County
Reorganization of the county central committee was completed last Friday evening in the commissioners room at the courthouse. Phenol H. Edgley was reelected chairman with Wanda Allen as vice chairwoman William L. Weber as treasurer Richard W. Hendricks as finance chairman Elvin Cutler as state committeeman Barbara Panter as state committee woman Aphrodele M Grokett as secretary and Neil Nelson as publicity chairman.
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Republican County Central Committee
Phenol H. Edgley
Wanda Allen
William L. Weber
Richard W. Hendricks
Elvin Cutler
Barbara Panter
Aphrodele M. Grokett
Neil Nelson
Publity
High Producing Dairy Cattle Dominate Idaho County News
The Idaho article notes Idaho’s dairy cattle, especially Henry Drury and Mark Talbot herds, as top producers. George Cleveland of the University of Idaho Extension cites record butterfat output, with Idaho ranking eighth in the nation for milk production and ninth for average cows. Improvements are credited to better breeding and artificial insemination, reflecting strong regional dairy industry results.
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Citizen
County
Henry Drury
Mark Talbot
Idaho
George Cleveland
Sidairy
University of
Sin
Cleveland
Pois
Seventy Take Part In Women's Golf Event Seventy
Seventy members of the Preston Golf and Country Club women’s association joined in a ladies day and luncheon on Friday. Door prizes went to Dorothy Johnson and Eva Anderson. Flight winners included Geri Steers low score Rae Gregerson low putts Ardell Nielson low score Lorik Garner low putts Grace Peterson low score Gertie Webb low putts. Luncheon committee members were Roma Hawkes Janelle Bosworth Sabina Nash Dorothy Johnson Meredith Booker Idana Greaves and Eva Anderson. June 29 will feature team play.
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Preston Golf ‘and Country Club Women’s Association
Dorothy Johnson
Eva Anderson
Geri Steers
Rae Gregerson
Ardell Nielson
Lorik Garner
Grace Peterson
Gertie Webb
Roma Hawkes
Janelle Bosworth
Sabina Nash
Meredith Booker
Idana Greaves
East Side School District votes to close Banida school
The Banida school will be closed next school year to move students to Preston. Residents may petition for a vote to reopen by Aug 1 with 66 percent support. Board cites improving facilities and educational opportunities. It remains unclear if an election will be held.
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Eastside School District 201
Banida
Citizen
Preston
AG Anna Ch
Joseph L. Moser
Pedestrian Injuries From Multiple Auto Collisions Across Preston
Readable reports describe several collisions near Preston and Weston. Alfred Walton of Thayne Wyoming was cited after a second south walk turned into a U turn collision with Sherlene Bodily of Preston. Damages were about 250 dollars per vehicle. Other incidents include Shir ley M Schvaneveldt of Weston colliding with Magnus Gunderson on First West. estimated damages around 300 dollars to Gundersons car and 40 to Schwaneveldt. Barbara Greene and Ronald Coburn suffered injuries in a crosswalk incident near Preston. Greene cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. A 1952 pickup overturned four miles north of Preston near highway 91. Myrtle Siler of Roberts reported the vehicle towing hay and the pickup rolled over once.
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Alfred Walton
Thayne
Wyo
Second South
Sherlene
Preston
Walton
Shirley M. Schvaneveldt
Weston
Magnus Gunderson
First West
Ay Schvaneveldt
Gunderson Auto
Schwaneveldt
Barbara Greene
Ronald Coburn
Weaton
Mies Greene
Crossbir
Bysbut
Coburn
Myrtle
Ats
Benge Rageey
South Sand Jusettes
Bolasehama
Giait
Bud Keller
Familly
Justi
Franklin County Republicans set run off for Senate seat
Voters head to the polls next Tuesday for a run off to nominate one Republican for the second district Senate seat. Orval Hansen, Hagerman attorney, leads with about 38 percent. John Sanborn, former congressman, carries Franklin County in the primary and is favored to win again. Final results hinge on late balloting and eligibility of Republican primary voters.
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Franklin County
Canes
Orval ‘Hansen
Idaho
Fally
John Sanborn
Hagerman
Franklin
Sanborn
Hansen
Keith Schofield
Ralph Hardin
Harding
Weather Summary From June Through Mid Month
Local weather observer C. M. Crabtree reports since June 1 precipitation totals .77 of an inch with a high of 86 and a low of 29 degrees. Daily high and low temps and rainfall are listed for June 1 to the 19th showing mixed precipitation amounts and temperatures across the period.
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C. M. Crabtree
Misprint corrections in Carteret County sewing machine ad
A Carteret County News-Times typo saga shows R. D. Smith ads for a sewing machine evolving through Monday Tuesday and Wednesday notices. Corrections reference Mrs. Kelly and late-night calls, ending with a Thursday notice that the machine is smashed and the phone disconnected.
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Carteret
R. D. Smith
Record set by dairy cow in Holstein industry
The Holstein Friesen Association of America announced an outstanding official production record by a registered cow in this area. Henry Drury & Sons of Preston own the three year old steer Timely? cattle with 644 pounds of butterfat in 90 days and 18,113 pounds of milk offset by Idaho University research data.
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Holstein-Friesian Association’ of America
Henry Drury & Sons
Preston
Pratt
E ‘University
Idaho
National Holstein Zorgantaation
Prenton
Judy Garrett Sets Sight On Miss Idaho Crown
Judy Garrett leaves for Boise to compete in the Miss Idaho pageant representing Franklin County. She earned the county title at a Preston Lions Club sponsored event and will perform in finals Friday and Saturday at Boise Junior College auditorium with hopefuls from across Idaho. Local supporters urged to send flowers or telegrams to back her bid for Miss America.
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Judy Garrett
Boise
Franklin County
Garrett
Preston Lions Club
Idaho
Atlantic City
N. J
Boise Junior College
4Vomer
C. M. Crabtree
Talbot Holstein Tops Idaho Milk Producers List
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America names Idaho cows with official life totals over 100000 pounds of milk. Among the herd is Amega Model Pontiac 3750992 (VG) of Talbot Holstein Farm Preston with 109845 pounds of milk and 3843 pounds of butterfat in 2960 days. More than 13800 Holsteins have exceeded the mark on official tests.
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The
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Idaho
Talbot Holstein Farm
Preston
West Side Student Fifth In Lenox Table Setting Contest
Vicki Nuffer of West Side High School placed fifth in the eighth annual Lenox creative table setting contest. Lenox has supplied White House china since 1917. More than 287000 home economics students competed to craft six table settings each, choosing theme occasion color and materials.
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Vicki Nuffer
West Side High School
Lenox
White House
China
Donkey Ball Game Planned by Preston Jaycees
The Preston Jaycees sponsor a donkey ball game between local teams on June 30 at 8 pm in the rodeo arena. The annual event draws a large crowd for the humorous competition between riders and bucking donkeys.
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Preston Jaycees
Rodeo
City Directory Seeks Local Listings With No Charge
A Mullin-ville directory canvass led by Mr and Mrs William RR Langford offers free entries for all area residents 18 and older. Advertisers cover costs and officials churches and groups will be listed with meeting details, plus a prefatory history and full classified, telephone and street guides.
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William RR. Langford
Mullin-ville Co
Idaho Heart Association awards Preston Citizen for heart story
The Idaho Heart Association honors the Preston Citizen with a newspaper citation praising its public service in spreading heart news, supporting education, research, and community outreach. The award, presented by Blanche B. Evans, lauds efforts that raise awareness and aid heart health initiatives statewide.
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Idaho Heart Association
Preston, Citizen
Preston Citizen
Blanche B. Evans
Idaho
Waa
Createas Dareere
Ricmiany
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