Seven County Girls Vie For Miss Franklin County Crown
Seven contestants compete for the Miss Franklin County title in an April 16 pageant at Preston High School. Sponsored by the Preston Lions Club, the event features Pamala Hull Telisa Hart Deanna Gaet Jensen Linda Lyna Palmer and Vicki Pearson. Miss Idaho Rhonda Lee Hammond will crown the winner. pageant director is Mrs Ivan Davis.
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Franklin County
Preston High School
Preston Lions Club
Pamala Hull
Roland Hull
Telisa Hart
Hale Hart
Deannagaet
Clifford Re. Jensen Linda
May Hs
Selden ‘Binjamini
Je Ga Hansen
Lyna Palmer
Dean Palmer
Vicki Pearson
Ivar Pearson
Idaho
Rhonda Lee Hammond
Ivan Davis
Red Cross Leaders Announced in Frashklin Funds Drive
Mrs Viggo A Johnson of Preston named chairman of the annual Red Cross fund campaign in Frashklin counts. Richard Hendricks, Frenkin county chapter head, announced the drive team and list of volunteers including Mrs Gent Peony Riverdale and Mr Westip Wins. Names like Mrs Wood Porto Mink Creek and Percy Keller Dayton Mos appear among ward organizers and volunteers for the business section.
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Viggo A Johnson
Preston
Red Cross Fund
Frashklin
Richard Hendricks
Frenkin County
Chaumen
Tome
CPA An Clu Ie
Westip
Charles Batters Welles
Peony
Riverdale
Mtb
Wey
Twin Cole
Mapleton
Wood
Porto
Mink Creek
Percy Keller
Dayton
Stuart Oar
Cluff Hen
Neff Peothe
I PP Thomas
Fdith Hillstead
Dean Phillips
Arlando Larsen
Keith Clawson
Gene Esplin
William Ward
Eldon Tanner
Farrel Sparks
Rubbish Fires Burn Hay at Local Farm
Fires burned rubbish and hay at a Don farm injuring stored hay and sparking damage estimates. Authorities warned residents to extinguish rubbish fires and ensure complete containment. Grace Second Lieutenant Joseph W Comish, son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Comish, completed pilot instructor course at Randolph AFB Texas.
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Grace
Joseph W Comish
Robert L. Comish
US Air Force
Randolph Afb
Texas
Preston Lily Sale Aids Idaho Society for Crippled Children
The Future Homemakers of America from West Side high school will sell films of lilies on Preston streets Friday and Saturday to support the Idaho Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Ada Cox leads the FHA chapter as degree chairman. Lily sales occur after school on Friday and Saturday.
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Preston
Homemakers of America
West Side High School
Idaho Society For Crippled Children
Ada Cox
FHA
Police Kill 26 Stray Dogs in Preston City
Preston police report finishing a month with twenty five stray dogs killed as enforcement of the city dog ordinance. Chief Baine Taylor urges residents to keep dogs secured at night and during restricted hours. The text also notes funds from a campaign supporting rehabilitation services and Easter Seal centers and equipment for disabled individuals.
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Preston
Baine Taylor
Franklin County
Idaho Society
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Reapportionment Talk by Fors and Johnson Today
Sen J Clifford Fors gren and Rep Ellis Johnson discuss re apportionment at a noon no host luncheon meeting at the Pop '. The two county legislators will review recent election laws passed by the state legislature and answer questions about changes from the recent special session.
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J. Clifford Forsgren
Ellis Johnson
Hhe
Woman Fined For Stealing In City Court
Mrs. Mabel Hansen was fined 25 dollars by City Judge Rhys Swainston in city court recently for stealing an article from Milo's AG Market. The complaint was signed by Milo Hobbs. The fine was suspended and Hansen placed on 90 days probation with warning of additional fines if arrested again.
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Mabel Hansen
Rhys Swainston
Milo
AG Market
Milo Hobbs
In memory of the late Harriette Cramney
A fragment notes a memorial at a church for Harriette Cramney with tributes and honors. It references a memorial brass censer and mentions the Tresbian or Presbyterian church context and a leadership role she held.
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Tabie
Harriette
Aaleran Cramney
Preston Man and Moderns Compete on National Amateur Hour
Malin Davis, 23, Utah State junior, performs first tenor with the Moderns quartet on Sunday’s Original Amateur Hour from Channel 5. The Moderns, once the Mormon Moderns, gained regional fame touring South America and recording in Uruguay. Other members are Michael Smurthwaite, James Christensen, and David Lunt. Votes are cast by postcard, with state winner earning all state points. Lucy Bingham of Dayton is named alternate for 1966 State Scholarship by Future Homemakers of America. Sharon Joy Arneberg wins the scholarship.
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Malin Davis
Fredane Preston
Mack
Channel 5
Davis
Intermountain
South America
Chile
Arcona
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Sue
Mr Davis
Utah State University
USA
Phi Kappa Phi
Keith Jensen
Moderns
Michael Smurthwaite
Brigham Young University
James Christensen
UCLA
David Lunt
Northern Arizona State University
Arizona State College
Radio City Staton
Hollywood
Calif
Lucy Bingham
Eldon Bingham
Dayton
Future
Homemakers of America
Industry Survey Tops Expected Labor Signup
About 5000 names were gathered by civic leaders and Employment Security workers from Pocatello Logan and Tremonton to supply a large processing firm considering Cache Valley for a plant near Richmond. Sheriff Borchert said 4402 applications are on file with 3 more daily. towns in Franklin county and Lewiston area added hundreds. The project could employ 600 workers at a multi million cost with final company decision in six weeks.
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Cache Valley
Pocatello
Logan and
Tremonton
Russell Borchert
Cache County
Wey
Preston
Lewiston- Richmond
Trenton
Clarkston
Newton
Borchert
Willess
Franklin County
Richmond
Grassman Group Set Meeting in Preston April 11
Idaho Grassman of the Year program officials plan a Preston gathering on April 11 at 7 p.m. The meeting at Pop 'n Pins will be attended by Grassman officials and representatives from farming organizations and agencies.
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Grassman Group
Preston
Idaho
Hugh Hough
Mystery Merchants Contest Shows Need for Numbers
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a merchant contest with a $10 reward and references to cues and a show time. The readable text is garbled, but indicates a local event or drawing involving merchants and prizes. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.
LDS Stake Conference Urges Duty and Hard Work
Church leaders at the Oneida stake quarterly conference urged members to avoid lax devotion and embrace the law of the harvest, stressing the need to give inspiration, support youth, and sustain family conduct through faith and work. Elder Sterling Sill warned that withholding effort harms life and noted there is pay for work in the celestial kingdom.
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Oneida
Stake
Sterling Sill
Quorum of the Twelve
Hitler LeRoy A. Wirthlin
Welfare General Board
Melvin R. Davis
Grace M. Gowans
MIA General Board
Sill
Wels Pee Mitel Byes
Was
Celestial Kingdom
Wirthlin
Elder Davis
Héaigo
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