Preston High triumphs 26 6 over Marsh Valley in rain soaked finale
Preston High School defeated Marsh Valley 26 to 6 on a rain soaked field as Dennis Kendall led the Indians with the opening touchdown and Delbert Rawlings fumbled but Kendall recovered for the final score. Woodrow Rasmussen scored and Bud Cutler added a late touchdown as Preston holds one game left at home Friday against Burley.
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Marsh’ Valley
Preston High
Marsh
Valley High’ School
Valley
Indians
Spirit
Marsh Valley Eagles
Dennis Kendall
Blair
Hawkes
Marsh Valley
Bud Cutler
Preston
Woodrow Rasmussen
Delbert Rawlings
Dennis ‘Kendall
Burley
Junior High Teacher Receives Lt Colonel Rank
Frank Mockli, eighth and ninth grade math teacher at North Junior High, is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the US Marine Corps retroactive to July 1960. A veteran since 1942, he served as artillery officer on Guam Saipan and the Marshall Islands and in Korea as a Forward Observer. He earned a Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts for actions at Chosin Reservoir. Mockli is the son of Henry Mockli of Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mockli
North Junior High School
Downey Senior High School
Mockli
Marine Corps
Guam
Siapan
Marshall Islands
Korea
Chosin Reservoir
Frank. Mockli
Henry Nockli
Preston
New Dance Class Set To Start Saturday
A new ballroom dancing class for beginner adults begins this Saturday at 8 o clock in the Legion building. Sponsored by Ron Driggs, the event invites anyone interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Ron Driggs
First Security Votes on 50 Cent Semiannual Dividend
First Security Corp directors voted a semiannual dividend of 50 cents a share payable December 12 to stockholders of record December 1. The Boise meeting in Idaho approved the increase of five cents from prior periods and noted a 2 percent stock dividend paid in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security
Corp
Ted E. Steers
First
Security. Bank
Preston
Boise
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Steers
Directors Are Elected By Farm Bureau Groups
Franklin County Farm Bureau holds annual meeting at 8 pm in the basement of the courthouse with reports, resolutions, and voting on delegates and county officers. Several community gatherings followed including Preston Winder Banida Clifton Dayton Clifton Oxford and Riverdale Treasureton sessions with new officers named when meetings concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Theo L
Smith
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Preston- Winder-Banida
Third Ward
Pres. J
Clifton
Dayton-Clifton- Oxford
Martin Blaw
Riverdale
Treasureton
Orvel
B. Thompson
Yrfield
Senior Ball Theme Still Of The Night Named
The annual Preston High senior ball selects Still of The Night as its theme. Eric Hart Maurice DeVon Dursteler Dianne Jensen Carolyn Hart Marion Campbell are senior king and queen candidates. Utah State University Bluejays will perform on the floor show.
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Preston Izer
Bchool
Eric * Hart
Maurice
DeVon Dursteler
Dianne Jensen
Carolyn Hart
Franklin County Agent Earns Outstanding Work Award
Mrs Ducretia Maughan, Franklin County home demonstration agent, received the 1961 Outstanding Work Award from the Phi Theta chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Phi honorary society at the extension conference banquet in Moscow. The award honors excellence in public relations and home economics programs since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi. Theta
University of Idaho Extension Service
Ducretia Maughan
Franklin County
Vance ‘Smith
Rupert
New clubhouse starts at local golf course
Construction begins Tuesday on a remodeled clubhouse donated by Anderson Lumber Co. and moved onto the course by Porter House Moving Co. The project aims to provide interior rooms and lounges and is expected ready for next spring and the golf season. Weather has been favorable for the work.
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Preston
Elder Harold B Lee Visits Franklin County Native Educator and Leader
Elder Harold B Lee, a Franklin County native born March 28, 1899 in Clifton, rose as a prominent educator, businessman, and church leader. He was appointed April 6, 1941 as a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles of the Latter Day Saints and ordained by President Heber J. Grant. He served as a teacher and principal in Idaho and Utah before moving into public roles and church administration, later becoming managing director of church welfare from 1959.
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Franklin County
Clifton
Samuel Marion
Louisé Emerne Bingham’ Lee
Lee
Twelve
L.ds
Heber J. Grant
Idaho
Utah
Udader
Tyeltare
University “of Utah
Granite
Salt Lake City
LDS
Poplar Grove Ward
Pioneer Stake
Stake High Council
Elder Lee
Intermountain
Foundation Press, Inc
Salt“Lake City
Farm Bureau Meeting Attracts Large Group
A large group attended a Thursday evening lecture in the county courthouse by Dr. Kenneth Hood American Farm Bureau director of commodities. He urged unity among farm groups and opposition to federal control of production and subsidies. farm organizations should speak for farmers not labor business government or other groups. The meeting was hosted by Hesy Ar Beckstead Franklin county commodity chairman with musical numbers by Mrs Wes Cy Stone and daughters Mary, Mrs Alle Hanzen and Patsy Frederick. Forest J Severe Idaho commodity director introduced Hood and commented.
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Kenneth “Hood
American Farm Bureau
Idaho Commodity
Preston Bowler Places Second in State Tourney
Sant from Pop n Pin Lanes qualified second in the Salmon State Bowlers Association regional in Malad Idaho finishing with a 193 average in 32 games. He will face seven Idaho rivals for a state berth to the BPAA all star in Miami Florida. Two finalists may advance to theMiami event for greater honors.
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Arnold
Sant
Salmon
Southeastern
Idaho
Mr. Sant
Miami
Florida
Election of ASC Community Committee Ends Nov
Farmers of Franklin County are urged to participate in the annual election of their local community ASC committee to be conducted by mail between November 6 and 17. The group to be elected includes three regular members and two alternates, with the chair and vice chair serving as delegates to the county convention.
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Yale Ay
Franklin
ASC
A. G.candle
County Agriculture, Stabilization and, Conservation
Mutual Insurance Agents Convention Attended in Detroit
Loyal Hansen of Loyal Agency Preston attended the National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents convention in Detroit Michigan October 16 18 as a representative of agents from across the country. The 30th annual meeting elected a national board of directors and heard industry executives discuss current and future problems. A county ASC committee election will select voters and ballots will be mailed by November 6 with returns due by November 1.
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Loyal -Hansen
Loyal: Hansen “Agency
Preston
National ‘Association of
Mutual Effice
Bell
Detroit
Mich
Hansen
New Ward Organized at Sunday Conference
During the Sunday ward conference the ward divided with the center of Second South street determining the boundary. South of the street joins the first ward while north belongs to the new eighth ward. Meetings will be in Franklin stakehouse with LeGrand Burton sustained as bishop of the first ward and Jack Cherrington as bishop of the new eighth ward.
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New. Ward
Second South Street
Eighth Ward
Janet Lewis Elected to Student Council at Ogden Stevens Henager
Janet Lewis of Franklin will serve on the nine member Ogden Stevens Henager College student council. She is a Preston High School graduate and is enrolled in a secretarial finishing course at Stevens Henager. Stevens Henager is described as an accredited junior college of business.
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Janet Lewis
Earl N. Lewis
Franklin
Ogden‘ School
Stevens Henager ‘College
L.R
Noyes Narrowly Survives Deseret Farm Warehouse Fire
Stephen Noyes son of Mr and Mrs Von Noyes of Preston was overcome by smoke while helping combat a fire at a Deseret farm warehouse in Leslie Ga. He crawled through thick smoke to escape a fire piled corn 30 feet high and was carried out semiconscious. Fire crews from four towns fought the blaze causing 235000 dollars in damage and he received hospital care with no physical injuries.
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Stephen’ Noyes
von Noyes
Preston
Deseret Farm
Leslie
Stephen
Noyes
Americus
Conference To Draw Visiting LDS Speakers In Salt Lake City
Franklin Stake hosts a quarterly conference featuring Harold B Lee and Theodore M Burton, with Henry Rawlings presiding. Public invited to general sessions Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm, plus Saturday leadership and missionary meetings.
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Harold B ‘Lee
Council of Twelve Apostles
Theodore .M. Burton
Council of Twelve
Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Franklin Stake
Henry H. Rawlings
Lee
Yits
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Larsen
Vern’ Nelson
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