Fire destroys grain mill on Woodward Poultry Farm
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the feed mill at Marlow Woodward’s poultry farm Tuesday morning. Loss estimated over 25 thousand dollars with 9 thousand dollars in building insurance. about 1,200 vitamins and 40 sacks of meat were saved. Fire discovered by Max Richards around 6 am, responders arrived by 6:15 am. rebuilding planned after assessing materials and timing.
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Woodward Poultry
Marlow Woodward
Miro Wodward
Max Richards
Tae
Woodward
Preston Fire Department
Clair Westover
Dayton
Westover
Don Westover
Clifton
Gene Chatterton
Lee Weeks
Fair Grounds
Chatterton
Franklin
Noted Western Folk Trio to Perform in Preston
The well known trio from the 30s, a Capitol recording group, will perform in Preston on June 3 as part of Education Week. Dr Frank Wesper, a retired Salt Lake Tabernacle organist, also appears. The event runs June 13 with BYU Education Week activities and classes across three days.
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Capitol Recording Artists
Preston
Frank Wesper
Salt Lake
United States
Capitol Records
Teir
Tittle Eam
Dick Davis
Denis Sorenson
Duane Hiatt
Orem
Utah
Brigham Young University
Asper
Franklin Stake Center
Europe
Education Week
Ariel Benson
Benson Stake
L Budd Lowe
Smithfield Stake
Elton Corbridge
Malad
Helenn Bingham
Oneida Stake
Spencer E. Nelson
Franklin Stake
Valero
City to Receive State Sales Tax Revenue and Funds
The city council was notified it will receive $9000 from the state for the first six months of the sales tax plus additional liquor funds. City Clerk Rhys Swainston reported at Monday night’s meeting. The council moved to adjust hours, press for back water bill payments, ordered new council tables and chairs, and instructed Police Chief Blaine Taylor to work more closely with officers on departmental problems.
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Rhys Swainston
Blaine Taylor
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Measles Hit Local Districts Striking First and Second Grades
Sixty four first graders and many seconds in Central school were out this week with measles. Absent counts: 38 in first grade, 26 in second. Franklin 14, Whitney 3, Jefferson few. West Side superintendent notes scattered cases. Dr Cutler urged parents to keep children home and vaccinate to curb spread.
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Clair Cat
Franklin School
Whitney
No Action Taken On Library District Formation
Franklin county commissioners after a public hearing took no action on creating a library district. Six opponents and five supporters spoke, with claims of petition signatures being invalid and concerns over legal Petitions. A motion favored by opponents urged an election, but no decision was finalized.
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Franklin County Commission
Cleo Swenson
William Poole
Albert Moser
fDi 7Ene
Ahsiy
Ted Roper
Didon Bastian
Morris Poole
Whitney Ward Sustains New Bishopric
Kenneth Porter, a Preston businessman, was named bishop of the Whitney ward Sunday night succeeding Cecil Foster who led the ward for four years. Robert Hull and Woodrow Winward were sustained as counselors to Bishop Porter with Wayne Cole and John Palmer as clerks and Lyman J. Sharp released from the gansta clerk role.
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Kenneth Porter
Preston
Whitney Ward
Cecil Foster
Bishop Porter
Robert Hull
Woodrow Winward
Whitney
William G. Reese
Wayne Cole
Gansta
Lyman J. Sharp
John Palmer
Mr. Hull
Lark Lapee Teases Tear Paras On At The Ie
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Lark Lapee
Tear Paras
The
No Books Out Bookmobile Ends in Franklin County
State library declares the bookmobile demonstration in Franklin county discontinued this month. No loans will occur after now as the board says they have demonstrated long enough. the program began in March 1964.
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The
State Library
Franklin County
Library Board
Plans Start For Idaho Pioneer Day Event
Idaho Pioneer Day set for June 18 features a Little Buckaroo rodeo and a chuck wagon fe mage. Marlon Woodward leads the Idaho Days board with Vic tor Dunkley as vice president and Mrs Perce Gibson secretary among others.
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Marlon Woodward
Idaho Days
Victor Dunkley
Perce Gibson
Horace Howarth
Vaughn Packer
Floyd Robinson
Veil Smith
Leonard Butterworth
Two Candidates File for West Side and Eastside School Boards
Franklin Sant files for the West Side trusteeship in Clifton area, while Woodrow G Porter runs for the Eastside post covering Franklin Mapleton and Fairview. Incumbents Lynn Dav is and Ted Steers are not seeking re election. Eastside filing deadline is Friday at 5 p.m. West Side election is Thursday with Eastside voting May 24.
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West Side
Eastside
Clifton
Franklin Sant
Lynn Davis
Franklin, Mapleton
Fairview
Woodrow G Porter
Ted Steers
4-H Camp Set for Franklin County Youth
Franklin county 4 H members will attend Alpine camp near the Wyoming border this year. Camp days are scheduled for July 11 through July 13.
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Franklin County
Alpine
Wyoming
Contests Seen In Primary Voting In Franklin County
In Franklin County a primaryfield of 17 Republicans and three Democrats fielded for 11 ballot positions. Key races include three Republican posts with incumbents, a District Two Commissioner contest, and nominations for treasurer and other county offices. Notable names include Thos Heath and Mark Hart among others.
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Thos. Heath
Frankin
Caribou
Bear Lake
Lloyd Dunn
Bear Lake County
Herbert Whitworth
Caribou County
Mark Hart
Ellis Johnson
Preston
Robert Hubbard
Soda Springs
Kenneth S Porter
Lester Skinner
Noonan
von R Atkinson
Weldon McGregor
J. Leo Palmer
Theo L Smith
Thedford Roper
Fox
Vaughn J. Larsen
William A. Davis
Larsen
Davis
Ray C. Bright
Colleen L. Stokes
Sylva Schwaneveldt Bernklau
Donald G. Elwell
Seminary Plans Trial of Book at Preston Graduation
The Book of Mormon will be on trial during the Preston seminary annual graduation on May 20 at 8 p.m. at the Oneida stake house. Mock court room scenes feature Philip Mockli as Defense Attorney and Craig Nelson as Prosecuting Attorney with Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery portrayed as main witnesses. Public invited.
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Preston Seminary
Oneida
Philip Mockli
Craig Nelson
Joseph Smith
Oliver Cowdery
Eastside School Board Seeks Bids for Auditorium Renovation
The Eastside school board called for bids to renovate the high school auditorium including window covering repairs repainting and drapery cleaning. The district will convert a recently purchased home into superintendent offices if funds allow and start a summer kindergarten free of charge from June 13 to August 5 with federal money and possible anti poverty aid for eligible families. A summer string program will run with the band and vocal music. Bryce Jensen and Franklin PTA asked for attention to potential first grade size increase next year.
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Eastside School ‘Board
Wayne Merrill
Itt
Bryce Jensen
The
Franklin Pta
Franklin School
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