Special school election to levy 5 mills in West Side District
Notice for a May 12 1958 election of qualified electors in West Side School District No 202 Franklin County Idaho. Polls 6 pm to 8 pm at West Side High School. Question asks to approve an additional 5 mill levy for maintenance and operation beyond the existing 25 mills. Dated April 21 1958 signed Constance Peterson Clerk. First publication May 1 1958 last May 8 1958.
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West Side School
Franklin
County
Idaho
West Side
Board of Trustees
Franklin County
West Side High School
Studebaker
Dayton Social News Highlights Family Visits
Daytime notes from Dayton recount Weldon Smith and infant visiting Dan and Ada Caho. Leroy Hulse hosted guests Philo Rasmussen Elmer Hulse and E P Moser. The Hulse women traveled to Ogden for business and genealogy while I H Taylor led Sunday school with Nathan Smith and La Jeane Stevenson on piano. Merlin Stevenson and children spent Sunday in Salt Lake City essentials.
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Weldon Smith
Baby
Preston
Dan Caho
Leroy Hulse
Philo Rasmussen
Ogden
Elmer Hulse
E. P. Moser
Elvin Shepherd
Terrell Beckstead
Fay ‘Wheeler
I. H. Taylor
Nathan Smith
La-Jeane Stevenson
Plano
Merlin Stevenson
Salt Lake
Treasureton Oneida stake Relief society meeting attendance
The Treasureton Oneida stake Relief Society met Saturday at the Preston stakehouse with attendees including Leone Kirby Ida Beth Denton Beatrice Paskins Vernetta Sant Jannette Bosworth Celia Paskins and Margaret Shumway A MIA gathering followed with visitors C A Hymas Lou Page and Martin Blau of Dayton. Iran customs pictures were shown by Mrs Hymas who and C A Hymas spent two years there Also a special dinner and dance at the stakehouse featured MIA members and Carlson Singers performed with Maxine Hymas in the chorus.
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Oneida Stake Union
Preston area church activities and social visits listed
The report lists church talks by Woodrow Weyrman Kirk Paskins DeAnn Perry and Kathryn Shumway. Musical numbers by Craig Paskins Mrs Maxine Hy mas and Mr and Mrs Don Barger. Visits include Von R Atkinson and Glendale guests, and numerous family gatherings in Preston Pocatello and Treasureton with notes on 4 H lamb display and Oonelda stake union attendance. The university show 9 hello by Shakespeare drew attendees including Eugene Paskins and family.
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Woodrow Weyrman
Kirk Paskins
DeAnn Perry
Kathryn Shumway
Craig Paskins
Maxine Hymas
Don Barger
Leone Kirby
von R. Atkinson
Daryl Workman
Glendale
Ariz
Don
Workman
Myrl Workman
Preston
Don Lowe
Lee Casteel
Treasureton
Pocatello
Melvin Kirby
Richard Denton
Kermit Shumway
Terry Paskins
Fred Hess
Janette Bosworth
Margaret Shumway
Kathryn
On ‘Workman
Kent Hogan
Jay Bergquist
Brent Perry
Brent
Herbert Wagner
T. J. Barger
Pillow
Eugene ‘Paskins
Terry
Don Yarger
Vera Atkinson
Local Paper Acknowledges Community Support Partners
The newspaper credits business firms for making the publication possible and invites readers to support local advertisers who fund community journalism and neighborly news from Frank County.
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Businsss
Franks County
Jests and Jive From An Everyday World
A mosaic of light humor and oddities trains a reader on daily life. A farmer faces an insurance dispute over rebuilding a barn. Lions in Washington, a zany patient, and a rose bush head gag add to a parade of quick wits.
Fragments of Crime Humor and Tragedy in a Short Compendium
A police inquiry into a missing husband unfolds with a quip from the wife about a message to him. A hospital scene shows a father-to-be reacting to news of triplets while a relative gathers family news. An elephant trainer grieves. a joke about grave digging follows. Pedestrian speed myths close the piece.
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Pocatello, Ph
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Ralph
Jare
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Gare
Frederick&nelson
Seattle
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Oonelda
Jest
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Crim
West Motor CO
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