South State Merchants Celebrate Homecoming on Open Street
Over 20 South State street firms unite for a Homecoming event to celebrate the open street after weeks of impassability. The merchants offer giveaways, price cuts, free ice cream, balloons, and services like free lubrication. Crowd appeal centers on discounts, free items, and a festive shopping day with ten percent numbers and specials across auto, electrical, and household goods.
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South State Street
Spe
Cial
South State
State Street
Citizen
South
Mason-Dixon
Preston High to Stage Sigmund Romberg's New Moon
Preston high school will present Sigmund Romberg's New Moon in February. Key numbers include One Kiss Stout Hearted Men and Wanting You. Cast chosen in December. production aided by faculty and named students in drama, dance, orchestra, makeup, costumes, and ticket sales.
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Ruth Carrington
Joan Perkins
Lynn ‘Bright
Or‘chestra
Neff Booth
Stélla Booth
Mabel Shiefril
Larayne
Hutchison
Miss Sleen
Lee D Sracheral
Ewen'r Griffeth
7 Mesilyn ‘Nash
K Dinkley
Darrell- ‘Manning
State prizes won by Franklin County 4-H members
Raylo Larsen of Mink Creek and Colleen Alder of Preston won state dairy efficiency contest honors. Larsen earned 45 dollars and a plaque, Alder 35 dollars, adding to earlier dairy production awards. Larsen, as state winner, earns a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 1.
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Franklin
Moscow
Raylo Larsen
Mink Creek
Colleen Alder
Preston
Alder
Rayle
Idaho
Chicago
Yiat
Indians Tie District Title With 19-6 Win Over Montpelier Bears
Preston Indians completed their grid schedule by defeating Montpelier 19-6 on the local field to gain a share of the Fifth District championship. Mazel Shaffer scored on a 45 yard run in the second quarter, Campbell intercepted for a Bears score in the third, and Clair Cutler added a late touchdown with a penalty nullifying another.
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Preston Indians
Montpelier
Bears
Preston
Mazel Shaffer
Hiang
Campbell
Bunn
Clair , Cutler
Indians
Logan youth injured in Friday highway crash near airport
Donald R. Swensen a 19 year old resident of Logan was treated at Preston hospital for injuries from an auto mobile crash Friday evening on highway 91 near the airport. Deputy Sheriff Ray Fackrell said skid marks showed 168 feet of sliding then a veer and plunge 102 feet into a borrow pit. Swenson remained unconscious in the car until officers arrived and he was transported to the hospital by ambulance.
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Donald R. Swensen
Logan
Preston
Ray Foickrell
Noted Hungarian Will Speak Here
Imre Kovacs, Hungarian-born American lecturer and student of European and American social problems, will be guest speaker at the Preston Knife and Fork club dinner meeting on Friday, Nov. 18. Paul Greaves, secretary of the local club, said the address will be one of the most challenging to the Ameri platform in a long time.Continued on page 4
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Preston
Ameri
Paul Greaves
Imre
Kovacs
Din Pancsoya
Preston High to stage annual fall concert Friday
The Preston High School music department will present its annual fall concert Friday November 18 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program features the orchestra under Lynn Bright the instrumental group of 25 and the a capella choir and glee clubs under Lyle Shipley. The choir of 90 juniors and seniors has won the state contests for four years.
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Preston High School
Reed Brenchley
Indeo
Lynn Bright
Lyle Shipley
Delbert Seamons Leaves for LDS Mission from New York
Delbert J Seamons is scheduled to sail from New York City on Saturday for Denmark where he will spend the next two years as an LDS missionary. Seamons, 601 of Bins Delbert s Pscand oy ah Creek, entered the mission home in Salt Lake City last Monday for preparatory training.
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Delbert J. Seamons
New York
Denmark
LDS
Seamons
Delbert
Harvest Queen Named at Franklin High Ball
Marilyn Olsen of Franklin was crowned Harvest Queen at the annual Harvest Ball held at the USAC. She is a senior majoring in home economics, sponsored by the school of agriculture, and a member of Lambda Delta Sigma.
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Marilyn
Olsen
Franklin
USAC
Ag’ Club
Miss Olsen
Frank .Olsen
School of ‘Agriculture
Lambda - Delta’ Sigma
Holstein Sells for 700 at Utah State Sale
Franklin County reported a two year old registered Holstein heifer Governor Frost Dew Drop sold for 700 at the Utah state Holstein sale in Ogden on Saturday October 29. The price was the fifth highest at the sale. County Agent Daniel Roberts highlighted strong proving records for Governor Inka Imperial’s daughters and noted Franklin County’s notable Holstein production with an average of around 400 pounds per cow in 1948.
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Leonard Land
Preston
Utah
Ogden
Carnation
Milk Farms
Seattle
Warnick
Provo
Lund
Bureau “of Dairying
Inka Imperial
Daniel Roberts
Imperien -Anotheir
Franklin
District Court Opens Sessions In Franklin County
The fifth judicial district opened sessions in Franklin county courthouse Monday morning with Judge J E Glennon presiding. The first case Joseph M Chatterton vs J N Larsen et al dealt with balance due on sale of real estate and was carried to the next day with briefs due in stages. A separate water rights suit Merle Henderson et al vs Joseph Viola et al was tried, briefs requested to aid verdict, and further sessions scheduled for Wednesday morning for Melba Rawlings vs Nadene Wright with a jury trial in an automobile damages case.
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Merle
Henderson
Joseph ‘Viola
P. M
Condie
Joel Hart
Ben-B. Johnson
Glennon
Melba
Rawlings
Harvest weather slows sugar beet work in Franklin County area
Officials report heavy snowfall and continued rain slowed beet digging this week. About 35 growers still have beets in the ground with 4,300 tons yet to be delivered and 59,000 tons already received. Payments on October beets expected next week totaling around 350 thousand to 375 thousand dollars.
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Vto
Franklin County . Sugar Co
Ehough
ACA
Franklin County Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting
The Franklin County Farm Bureau federation will hold its annual meeting and banquet next Wednesday evening at the Franklin stakehouse. Albert Moser will be principal speaker. officers will be elected and nominees listed for directors and voting delegates to the state convention. Membership has grown from 450 to 652, with notable activity in both county and state chapters.
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Chambers of
Smithfield
Franklin County, Farm Bureau Federation
Franklin
Farm Bureau
Gbalihee
Mr. Chambers
Eening
William J. Tanner
Oscar’ ¥ Campbell
A. S. Keller
Fred Coburn
Enoch—Nelson
Albert Moser
Vern-Cole
Vern Hinckley
Frank J. Gilbert
Ray , Morrison
Ivan H. Woodward
Earl H. Shumway
Cecil, Foster
Merlin J. Larsen
Earl Ballif
Willard” Warner
Allen W. Fisher
Gaylord Larsen
Lloyd . Christensen
Lynn
Associated Women
Fred” Bingham
Limoge
Dee-—Sharp
Fairview
Franklin County Farm Bureau Federation
Moser
Franklin County
Jensen Firm Family Party Set At Isis Theatre
A Jensen Implement Co annual family party will be at Isis Theatre Monday Nov 14 at 2 p.m. Dean Jensen says the event draws a capacity audience with a stage show featuring education travel and comedy pictures in color and no sales talk. The program also notes local horse accident reports near Brookside and a University Idaho music recital at Frazier Hall.
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Jensen Implement Co
International Harvester, Géaler
Dean ‘Jensen
Scolor
Fish and Game Association To Hold Public Meeting
The Franklin County Fish and Game Association will hold a public meeting next Monday evening to discuss recommendations for the state association. The meeting starts at 8 o clock and invites anyone interested to submit suggestions or criticisms for consideration.
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Fish, ‘Game ‘Association
Franklin County . Fish
Game Assn
State ‘Association
Cdhvenas
McCall
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