Local families visit relatives and attend temple events
Talented Hatch and Baker families travel between Pocatello Montpelier Preston and Logan visiting hospitals, relatives, and temple sessions. Annie Hatch and Cecil Fisher attend genealogy events in Preston while Lynda Kendall joins a wedding reception in Weston. The week includes a 50th wedding anniversary at Clifton and visits with Mrs. Elsie McCauley and Gordon Albrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Schloskey
Albrecht
Pocatello
Montpelier
Hatch
Milton
Thompson Hatch
Logan
The
Temple
Duane ‘Hatch
Soda Springs
West Side High
Annie Hatch
Cecil Fisher
Logan Temple
Lavona Hatch
Elsie McCauley
Preston
Ernest Olson
Lynda Kendall
Janet Greene
Weston
A. L. Fisher
Platt Ward
Jean Kendall
Charlotte Olson
Betty Keller
Henry Hatch
Claire
Oneida Stakehouse
Raymond
Stanley , Fisher
Melvin Coburn
Ogden
Fred Coburn
Wayne Baker
Jack Choules
William Baker
Gordon Albrecht
Robert and
Seattle
Annie Hateh
Fisher
Wesley ,Hawkes
Ciifton
Rebecca
Kirkbride
Franklin
Annie’ Hatch
Premiums Set for 1962 Wheat Quality in Price Support
A. G. Condie leads plans for 1962 wheat price-support premiums based on baking quality tests. Hard red spring, hard red winter, and hard white wheats with baking quality 40 or higher receive added premiums above the basic loan rate, to better reflect value and incentivize high quality production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Condie
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Price Tiers In New 1961 Beef Protein Premiums
The note outlines price for baking quality oats in 1961 with values by quality bands 40-445 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 and 65 and up. Premiums for protein content from 11 to 17 percent ranged one to twelve cents per bushel and higher premiums for content over 17 percent under the new and prior price support programs.
Community Social Notes From Treasureton and Surrounding Areas
Treasureton residents and guests share visits across Soda Springs Preston and St Anthony. Families include Paskins Workman Andreason McCarroll Hollingsworth Merrill Perry and related kin. a Salt Lake baby born to Bart Paskins. Don Workman returns from a twelve day elk hunting trip at Lolo Pass Idaho with eight elk. travel includes Modesto Palm d ale and San Francisco with stops at Disneyland and Boulder Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Benson
Richard Meek
Dean Burton
Kenneth Christensen
Don Workman
Gail Ray
Val Gene Andreason
Ben Cornish
Dorothy
Workman
Pocatello
Earl Murray
DeRalph Perry
California
Modesto
Calif
Richard Perry
Warren H. Perry
San Francisco
Lynn Perry
Palmdale
R. J. Taylor
Santa Anna
Disneyland
Boulder Dam
Idaho conservation essay contest deadline and prizes
Students must submit entries to the Idaho Wildlife Federation by midnight November 30. The contest, for junior and senior high divisions, offers 25 15 and 10 dollar prizes with 5 dollar honorable mentions, plus 1000 word limit for seniors and 500 words for juniors. Reference materials are available from the Fish and Game Department and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Fish and Game Department
Boise
Grace High School presents four one act plays
A large crowd of parents and students attended four one act plays at Grace High School Friday evening. Students from the locality participated in each class presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Mendenhall
Grate “Harris
Norman Harris
Logan
Weldon McGregor
Dean
Panter
Salt Lake City
Francine Panter
Grace High School
Lorin
Lamar Panter
Bannockstake
Grace
Relief Society
Hiawatha Dup Camp Entertained on Thursday
The Hiawatha Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday afternoon at Pearl Corbridge’s home. Bertha Hulse led the meeting. Iris Spackman read history compiled by Florence Gamble. Gwen Wheeler described The Pioneer Cookbook. Ruby Davis performed a musical number. Refreshments served to 15 by Pearl Corbridge and Florence Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Daughters of Utah
Pearl’ Corbridge
Bertha’ Hulse
Iris Spackman
Florence Gamble
Gwen Wheeler
Ruby _ Davis
Pearl Corbridge
Florence Taylor
Local Newspaper Supported by Franklin County Businesses
Community publication notes funding from advertising by local firms in Franklin County. Readers are encouraged to support featuring neighbors and businesses that sustain the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bua
Ianjoy Iyeadins
Franklin County
Comparisons Based on Average Bag Per Hunter At Opening Weekend
National Geographic notes a 1961 hunt opening weekend with over 8,000 hunters checking in at stations. It cites extended seasons from June to September and mentions dusty winds and gale conditions affecting land searches and harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
National
Geographic Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil
Annie
Oneida
Anderson
Koller
Selma * Fisher
S. Weta
Bill
Bears
Purple Hills
Walt Disney's
Greyfriar
Bobby
Seventh Ward
Harold, Short
ASC
Farm News
Hoover
W. T
Our
Hoover Factory
By, Hoover
A & I Furniture
FE ‘Furniture Af É
North
Treasureton
Idaho
Cleveland
Hiawatha Dup
Myrtle Wright
Anna Morrison
Tressa Taylor
Sann
Petersen's
Sufora
Tive
South State
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