Incinerator and Pit Disposal Methods for Farm Waste
The county agent reports on farm waste disposal options including a 55 gallon incinerator with two openings and a crate of rods for destruction of material, plus a cement block or board pit for offal. Health department approval is advised and a statewide soil course funded by Union Pacific and the University of Idaho Extension runs Nov to Jan with lectures on fertilization and crop rotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
State Health Department
Union Pacific Railroad
University of Idaho Extension Servicé
Agricultural Improvement Car
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Preston
TRS
iGeacles Painter
Extension Service
Boyd Baxter
Pocatello
LeRoy Fuller
Boise
Union Pacific
Preston High School Parents Attend Back to School Night
Last Thursday was back to school for all parents of Preston High and Junior High schools with strong local representation. Attendees included Eniq Johnson Jane and Cluff Gibson Myrtle Swainston W O and Leona Winger Carol and Ira Stocks Ora and Marion Bennett Erma Winn Loretta Sharp and Zella Winger. Their children remained home that day while parents attended school. Sunday visitors at the William Swainston home were Mrs LaVor Smith and baby of Lewiston and Mr and Mrs Paul Condie and two children Rex and Beverly of Preston. Monday visitors were Mrs Loss Bright and daughter Mrs Rex Millward and baby of Pocatello. In sacrament meeting Sunday night Bishop Hedin presided. Albert Sharp gave the opening prayer. Edie Gibson and Mrs Don Bailiff spoke first. Francene Hedin Launa Bennett Devon Winn sang with Clarice Hedin on piano. Wayne Bennett spoke and President Shirley Palmer spoke briefly. Closing prayer by W O Winger. Gyle Hollingsworth of Rexburg and Joan Willmore of Logan spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Lavern Hollingsworth. Marjorie Hollingsworth and Ada Bell of Bannida spent Friday in Preston with Mrs Julia Fellows and helped her quilt. Julia Fellows of Preston was a Monday overnight guest of her daughter Mrs Lavern Hollingsworth and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Winder
Eniq Johnson
Jane
Cluff Gibson
Myrtle Swainston
W. O
Leona Winger
Carol
Ira Stocks
Ora
Marion Bennett
Erma ‘Winn
Loretta Sharp
Zella Winger
William Swainston
LaVor Smith
Baby
Lewiston
Paul Condie
Rex
Beverly
Loss Bright
Rex Millward
Pocatello
Bishop Hedin
Albert Sharp
Edie Gibson
Don Bailif
Francene Hedin
iLauna Bennett
Devon Winn
Clarice Hedin
Wayne Bennett
Shirley Palmer
W. O. Winger
Gyle Hollingsworth
Rexbury
Joan Willmore
Logan
LaVern Hollingsworth
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Ada Bell
Banida
Julia Fellows
Ellen Wright
DUP of Franklin
Relief Society
Maxine Hampton
Vella Woodward
Evan Parkinson
DUP
Haimpt
Opal
Bertha ‘Woodward
Estelle Wright
Freda “Ramsbottom
the Buty
Meeal
Aretha Ts.io Parkin Gon
Atts
Emily Butterworth
Love On Air
Susie
Maggie Jamison
Areta Doney
Nola Neeley
Franklin Fur Breeders Assm
Scout House
Pres. Hoyet
Whitehead
Victor Dunkley
Fielding
Hyde Park
Smithfield
Richmond
West
Bob Ballard
New York
Russ Ackerly
Hudson Bay Fur ,Co
Bob Woods
Seattle
Harley Lowe
Ray Robinson
Lester D. ‘Lowe
Lillie? Porter
Mapleton
Vic Dunkley
Eldon Kingsford
Portland
Ore
Marlow
Woodward
Tom Jorgensen
Blackfoot
Utah
Ernest Mylroie
Janet
Coos Bay
Mylroie
Air Force member visits parents before transfer to Beaver Lodge
An Air Force member, stationed locally, arrived on the fifth to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chatterton Jr. and George Mylrose. Mr. Mylrose reports from Tacoma, Washington, and the serviceman will depart for Beaver Lodge, Canada, to be stationed indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill drove to Pocatello Wednesday where Kay Hill's wife recovered from tonsil surgery and is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Wallace Chatterton, Jr
George Mylrose
George Hill
Pocatello
Kay
Rose Prom and Temple Day Planned by Oneida Stake Leaders
The Oneida stake outlines events for Explorers and Mia Maids in a Rose Prom on November 23 at 8 30 p m at the Oneida stakehouse with best dress required. Cochairs Doyle Winger and LuAnn Bodily supervise, with Dennis Poulsen decorating and Rex and Emma Jensen assisting from Franklin stake. Temple day is November 26, and a Thanksgiving dance follows November 29 with free admission for girls and 50 cents for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
Frankwaat
Srainbow
Oneida Stakehouse
Mia
Seeebart Nual
Franklin
Doyle Winger
LuAnn
Dennis Poulsen
Cherpervision
Tand Jack
Thelma ‘Alfréd
Oneida Stake
Rex
Emma Jensen
Franklin Stake
Keith’ Néilsen
Dean Rust
Minard
Ruth Aston
Our
Thora Geddes
Eas Munkley
Franklin Sere
Virginia Button
M-men
Frankfint Stake
Aomeone
Jay
T. Cole
Rebecca
Jim ~ Kirkbride
Marlene
Evan Keller
Pauline
David
Beckstead
Muriel Rawlings
Tom Rowley
Carolyn
Gloria Lloyd
Oneida
Ellen Wright DUP meeting honors Mrs Parkinson and mink show noted
The Ellen Wright camp of DUP Franklin held a November meeting in the Relief Society room with Capt Maxine Hampton in charge. Members honored Mrs Evan Parkinson with tributes and flowers while readings and a piano tribute followed. A mink field show sponsored by Franklin Fur Breeders Assn drew entries from multiple towns with judges and classifications listed.
Thanksgiving greetings from church leaders and officers
The message lists Perry Paskins as first counselor, Robert Smith as second counselor, Marve Packer as secretary, and Allen Lyon as assistant secretary. It extends seasonal wishes to all, especially members away from home during Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry’ Paskins
Robert Smith
Marve Packer
Allen Lyon
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Turkey
S&h
Curtee
Northland
CUBCO
Freeman Fine
Catalina
Resistos
Wirth
Wendy
MR. CF
WE. Goodstoi
Tire Shop
L. B. Boyd
West Firet South
Marion and
Ora Bennett
U. &L Furniture CO
Dalivers
Valug
CORD
Guly
U&l Furniture Company
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