Franklin Stake gets new leadership at Sunday conference
New stake president is W. Dean Palmer with Wallace Jensen and Angus Condie as counselors. Joseph Goff chosen stake clerk. high council members Wendell Rawlings and Reed Brenchtey sustained. YMMIA presidents Morris Parry Jr. and Verl King named. Over 1,300 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold’ B. Lee
Council of the Twelve
Theodore M. Burton
W. Dean Palmer
Wallace B. Jensen
Angus’ R. Condie
Joseph C. Goff
J. Neff Booth
Wendell HL. Rawlings
Reed H. Brench- Tey
High Council
YMMIA
Morris R. Parry Jr
Verl G. King
Henry H. Rawlings
Karl H. *Cutler
Weldon A. Nash
Thhe
County Forest Receipts Share Set for Fiscal Year 1960
The three Idaho counties within Cache National Forest are allotted 6 243 84, Franklin gets 2 492 72, Bear Lake 3 226 76, and Caribou 524 35. Utah counties Box Elder Cache Morgan Rich Weber receive 6 243 84. Forest receipts fund schools and roads with 25 percent returned to Idaho and Utah annually.
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Idaho
Cache National Forest
Franklin County
Bear Lake
Caribou
Utah
Box Elder
Cache
Morgan
Rich and
Weber
Cache County
Jett
Dicér
Dan
Fisher elected president of County Farm Bureau
Garold B. Fisher was elected president at the County Farm Bureau annual meeting. Kermit Shumway and J. Clifford Forsgren were named vice presidents. Theo L. Smith retired as president and Mrs. Von Noyes led the women’s program. Mrs. Merlin Gilbert named county women’s chairman with vice chairs Mrs. Forsgren and Mrs. Bailey. Delegates elected to the state convention at Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Gilbert
J. Clifford“ Forsgren
C. K. Bailey
Farm’ Bureau
Frank J. Gilbert
Theo L. Smith
Pocatello
Kermit Shumway
J. Clifford Forsgren
von .Noyes
Preston High School Fall Concert Scheduled
Preston High School announces its annual fall concert on November 17, featuring the concert band choir and symphony directed by John Manning and Lyle Shipley. The event begins at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with free admission for the public and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
John Manning
Lyle Shipley
Senator Frank Church Addresses Preston High Students
Idaho Senator Frank Church spoke to the Preston High student body on October 31. He praised American freedoms and outdoor life in the West and urged students to understand their obligations as they become U.S. citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Church
Idaho
Preston High
Senator Church
West
United States
Weston Village to vote on $25,000 water bond proposal
Taxpayers will go to the polls next Tuesday to vote on a special bond issue of 25000 to finance water system improvements. The election in Weston Village will be held at the village building from 9 am to 7 pm with a two thirds affirmative needed for approval. Bond taxes would start in 1962. Registration closes Thursday through Saturday with H O Hansen as registrar.
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Weston
H. O. Hansen
Auxiliary President Presides at Convention
Grace hosted the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary convention events on October 28 with Auxiliary President presiding over sessions and remarks. The item notes organizational ceremony and participation details.
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Grace
American ‘Legion
American> “Legion
Sixth District Convention Highlights in Preston
The Sixth District convention ran in Preston with Auxiliary Pres. Clara Auger and District Chair Preston presiding. Guests included Dept. Chair Russell Short and Christine Brown, Senator Frank Church and spouse spoke, Preston Auxiliary won the traveling gavel for reaching membership quota. Betty Corbett accepted the gavel as banquet closed the event.
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Preston
Thomas
Bloomington
Clara Auger
Russell Short
Moscow
Christine Brown
Kellogg
Frank Church
Betty Corbett
Lou Babb
Boise
Arnold Auger
Bill Auger
Jack Corbett
Ned ‘Hutchins
Hutchins
Scout Executive Begins Duties in New District
Richard Snow has arrived and set up home to take the position of district scout executive. He hails from Delta Utah and is accompanied by his wife and infant son. They reside at 64 East First North.
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Richard Snow
Scout Execustive
Delta
Utah
East
North
Nose
Carpenter
Watt
Dean Brostrom
Colo‘rado
Missouri
Preston Indians Roll Over Burley 34 0 to Close Season
Preston Indians dominating win 34 to 0 against Burley caps a strong season. Woodrow Rasmussen Delbert Rawlings and Bud Cutler led scoring with Blair Hawkes adding the PATs. The defense forced a Burley fumble on the opening kickoff and Rawlings returned a 50 yard interception for a TD.
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Preston
Indians
Burley Bobcats
Burley
Woodrow , Rasmussen
Blair Hawkes
Bud. Cutler
Ling
Delbert Rawlings
Rawlings
Cutler
Bobcats
Seasorn Downing
West Side
North Cache
Snake
River
Montpelier
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Blair
William Aldrich
Bud Cutler
Richard Dentori
Brent’ Gunderson
William Klippert
Jon" Hart
Maurice Nielson
Douglas ' Gamble
Alan‘ Becks ‘Stead
Bud Call
Kay “Crockett
Bryant
Nelson
Ronnies
LaDoh Turner
Jon * “Jepten
James “Robinson
Richard Thiemann
Roaming Around Notes and Local Advertisements
The column blends humorous home life with neighborly happenings and local notices. It mentions pheasant handling with a stethoscope check, bowling lessons at Pop n Pin Lanes, a Christmas portrait sale at Anderson Photo Studio, and weatherstrip chores. It also comments on football talk, Kansas and Colorado games, Preston High School's strong season, and a bridge night with Harriet Cranney’s turkey dinner.
Poole Wins Junior Division in Make It Yourself With Wool
Carolyn Poole, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Poole of Whitney, won the junior division of the Make It Yourself With Wool contest in Franklin County. She advances to the state wool contest in Boise next Monday and Tuesday after a tight finish among 28 southeastern Idaho entries. Other junior winners were Linda Bithell, Arvonna Rawlings, Linda Cooper, Linda Golightly, and Portia Cole.
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Carolyn
Poole
Carolyn Poole
Morris Poole
of. Whitney
Franklin ‘County
Ithe Elks
Cerolyri
Boise
Idaho
Linda Bithell
Blackfoot
Arvonna - Rawlings
Fairview
Linda
Cooper
Linda Golightly
Whitney
Portia Cole
Luann
Taylor
Grace
Donna
Jean LeFevre
Franklin
Jackie
Holbrook
Chesterfield
Charlotte ‘Stevenson
Dayton
Tamera
Meek
Riverdale
Vetta
Richards
Gertie Webb
Ella Mae ‘Berdahl
Marion , LeFevre
Rhonda Hammond
Joyce Woodward
Dianne Jensen
Nancy Poole
Clixte
Hull
Elaine Moser
J. Re Meek
von Atkinson
Malcolm Denton
Lloyd Christensen
Ellen Roberts
Franklin “County
Milo. Hobbs
Elleni Gibson
Elks‘lodge
Ths Lodge
Holstein Association Reports Outstanding Production Records
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announced completion of official production records for registered Holsteins in the area. Drury Lane Ola, owned by Henry Lee & Sons, produced 14 pounds milk and 497 pounds butterfat in 299 days as a three year old, under the supervision of the national organization and University of Idaho testing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association » of America
Holstein- Céws
Drury Lane
Ola
Joanne
Henry Lee &, Sons
Carr University
Idaho
Education Week Observances Encourage School Involvement
Education Week is highlighted by the National Education Association with programs at national state and local levels. Central Jefferson Elementary invites parents to attend this week for parent teacher conferences and learning activities. Preston also invites patrons to visit schools.
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National
Saentlon Buc
Central
Jafferson
Preston
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Rae
Farm Bureau
Weston Village
Ioaé
Anderson-Lumber, Co
Co Jieae Ia
Opie
Gunderson Bros
State Street
Anderson ‘Lumber Co
Preston’ Golf and Country Club
Porter, House Moving
Anderson Lumber Co
Rees Etn
Paul
Greaves
Don
Faull
Anderson Photo Studio
Constance ‘Peterzon
Jim + Wagstaff
Buffalo
Bills
West Side High School
Colorado
Kansas
Jayhawks
Wyoming
THE
Citizen
Preston Golf and Country Club
Harriet _Cranney
Dingner
Holstein
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