Granger Seeks Erosion Control For Cache West Side
Rep Walter Granger of Utah met Monday with local irrigation and reclamation officials to discuss erosion damage along Five Mile creek feeding Bear River. He plans to press Army Engineers plans for a canal from Swan Lake to Deep Creek to divert undercurrents and protect hundreds of acres and the West Cache canal system. Granger will confer with Rep Dworshak in Washington after the election to expedite projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Granger
Utah
Valley
Granger
Ira ‘Caine
Cache County Water Users: ‘Association
T. R. ‘Bowden
Cache
County
Henry Dworshak
Five Mile Creek
Dworshak
Washington
Army
Swan Lake
Deep Creek
Salt Lake City
West Side
Cache Valley
Idaho Education Survey findings to be announced
The Idaho Education Survey commission final report by Dr. John E. Brewton will be announced October 21 with meetings planned across the state to discuss the study. A Southeastern Idaho briefing is set for October 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Branch University auditorium in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Education Survey Commission
John E. Brewton
Idaho Survey Committee
wélland’’Smith
Brewton
Pocatello
Southern Branich University
Smith
Utah Poultry Association Auxiliary Plans Meeting
Saturday morning at the New House hotel in Salt Lake City the women's auxiliary of the Utah Poultry Association held a planning session. Every branch of the Utah Poultry Association was represented including Mrs. Charles Ransom and Mrs. Adrian Beckstead from Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New House
Salt Lake City
Utah
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Utah Poultry Association
Preston
Charles Ransom
Adrian Beckstead
Harvest Vacation Schedules Set for Franklin County Schools
Franklin County schools plan a two week harvest vacation starting October 11 with partial class releases and December 28 resumption. Preston High will close two weeks returning October 21. West Side district and rural schools align with harvest needs as beet fields attract workers and 175 Mexican nationals are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Preston High
Harland Simmons
West Side
Robins Opposes TVA Citing Idaho Water Control Issues
Dr. C A Robins Republican governor candidate spoke in Preston and Bear Lake county arguing against the Columbia Valley Authority and federal watershed control. He contended Idaho should manage its water and irrigation rights, noting TVA differs by location and development and criticizing taxpayer costs. He toured with Don Whitehead and planned a Malad stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia “Valley Authority
C. A. Robins
Bear Lake
Robins
Preston
Don Whitehead
CVA
Dr. Robins
Idaho
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Snake River
Tennessee
District P T A Convention In Pocatello Saturday
Notice for the Fifth District Parent Teachers Association convention in Pocatello on Saturday October 5 with a noon no host luncheon at Bannock hotel and a 2 p.m. general meeting at Pocatello high school. Principal speaker Mrs Warren L Maubrey of Cape Girardeau Missouri an authority in PTA and former Missouri educator is joined by Idaho state president Mrs Vala Jeppson and delegates from Franklin county Clifton Dayton Mink Creek Franklin and units in Preston. Transportation coordinated by Mrs Ora Davis with cars leaving Preston Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello High School
Warren L. Maubrey
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Ora Davis
Preston
Oneida Quarterly Meet Set For October 12-13
The Oneida stake quarterly conference will be held Saturday and Sunday October 12-13. Speaker will be a member of the Twelve. the welfare committee from the general office will attend. Meetings convene in the Fourth Ward with sessions at the high school auditorium and a closing session in the Fourth Ward. A full schedule to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida ‘Stake
Paul ‘Wynn
Eneral
Farm Bureau Meetings Planned in Grace and Pocatello
Idaho Farm Bureau officials met Grace and Bancroft officers to finalize plans for two meetings. A livestock meeting is set for Monday October 7 1946 at 8 00 p m in Grace high school with Herman Aaberg from the American Farm Bureau Federation as speaker. Dairy discussions led by Wilford Shaw from Washington will be held October 10 at 8 00 p m at the Bannock Hotel in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Webb
Idaho Farm Bureau
Harold Redford
Farm Bureau
Grace
Bancroft
Grace High’ School
Chicago
Illinois
Dirmeeting
Herman Aaberg
Livestock Department
American Farm’ Bureau
Safety Rules Discussed At County School Bus Meeting
Sheriff Lee Hansen led a Saturday countywide session with bus drivers and principals to review regulations for school bus operation and general safety. He urged drivers to follow cautions and students to stay clear of roadways until buses depart, noting a state law against passing a loading or unloading bus and promising visits to schools to reinforce the safety drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hansen
Idaho Holstein herd headed to Portland exposition
Franklin county farmers Henry Drury and Darrell Rogers drive a 4 year old cow and a senior yearling heifer as part of the Idaho State Holstein herd bound for the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon October 5 to 12. Mark Talbot Alma Choules oversee the shipment with a special railroad car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Portland
Ore
State’ Holstein-Friesian Association
Henry Drury
Darrell Rogers
Idaho
Gooding
Mark Talbot
Alma Choules
Ruth Ann Mitton
Blackfoot State Fair
Dora Maughan
Blackfoot
Bowden to Attend National Reclamation Meeting
T R Bowden secretary of the local reclamation associations will represent the county and state at the national reclamation meeting in Omaha Nebraska this coming week Bowden was named alternate delegate after H Nash was unable to attend He is expected to present the soil conservation program and the erosion control project pushed by congressional representatives on the west side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Bowden
Omaha
Nebraska
Bowden
Nash
Gus
Congressional
Duck Season Shortened for 1946 in Idaho
Idaho officials announce a 45 day duck season from October 26 to December 9 1946 marking a 35 day reduction from 1945. The season tightens daily shooting time reduces bag limits to seven ducks per day and 14 possession two geese two wood ducks only one may be shot daily, with stricter licensing and stamp requirements amid declining duck populations and rising hunter numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fish and ‘Wildlife Service
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
J. ‘A’. Krug
A. Daly
Canada
Hunters Headed for Idaho Elk Hunt
Mr and Mrs Dick Tufts and Mr and Mrs Luther Boyd and Mr and Mrs Ray Coburn left this week for the Selway in northern Idaho where they plan on hunting elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tufts
Luther Boyd
Ray Coburn
Selway
Idaho
Millar Chosen as Scout for Boulder Dam Celebration
Max Millar of Preston named as representative for the Cache Valley council at the Boulder Dam celebration on October 28. Selected from 45 Eagle Scouts, he serves as junior assistant scoutmaster in the First Ward and has six years of involvement with 34 merit badges. Two more awards would earn the Eagle Silver Palm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max” Millar
Preston
Cache , Valley
Boulder Dam
Max
Additional Teacher Added at High School In District
At High School enrollment exceeds 600 students prompting addition of Charles Mansius to the staff. Mansius, husband of Elaine Anderson, teaches general science world geography and assists with library and physical education duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Charles Mansius
Elaine Anderson
Democrats To Stage Three Rallies In Franklin County
Democrats announce three campaign rallies in Franklin County as the election nears. Pete Leguineche, congressional candidate, speaks October 18. Senator Glen Taylor Swill appears November 2. George Donart, senator candidate, speaks October 29. All events at the courthouse basement recreation hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
E. A. Jensen
Pete, Leguineche
Glen
Taylor Swill
George Donart
Weiser
Court House
Howells Urges More Veterinarians At Rotary Luncheon
Dr. Norman Howells spoke on vocational topics at the weekly Rotary meeting this Wednesday urging more veterinarians to meet growing client needs. Guests included A Robins GOP governor candidate and Don Whitehead GOP lieutenant governor candidate along with several Rotarians and vocalists the Osmond trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howells
Rotary
Howells
A. Robins
Don Whitehead
M.” Evans
Lee Hansen
Gordon Hawkes
Ed Hamilton
F. H. White
M.M. Keller
Elvin’ Cutler
Osmond
Derrold Johnson
Weston Smith
Preston Air Show Planned By Jaycees For Hospital Fund
The Preston Jaycees announce a Friday air show at the local airport with 15 1946 model planes on display from 12 30 to 2 30 p m Tickets 30 cents for students 60 cents for adults Admission precedes stunt flying and parachute demos by John Weir Merrill Christopherson and others A free ride for the eldest spectator and tire and nylon giveaways cap the event funds to be donated to the hospital building fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Phil West
Preston Jaycees
John Weir
McKay, Parachute Company
Salt Lake City
Ercoup
Merrill Christopherson
Provo
Hobbs
Franklin
Jaycee
Preston welcomes new business firms including Peerless Dairy
New Peerless Dairy opens in Preston delivering dairy products starting Monday. Owners Alt Alder and Dalton Hunt operate from a corner building at First East and Second South with a pasteurizing plant and own Guernsey and Holstein cattle. Alder has 18 years at Sego Milk. Hunt once managed USAC dairy stock. Also opening is LaVor d Thompson’s candy factory on South State in the old O K Thre building hiring Ted Sawyer, a Salt Lake candy maker. Kaiser Frazer agency planned by Lee Hansen and son Warren at 103 West Oneida Street expects pastors later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Alt’ ‘Alder
Dalton Hunt
First East
Second South
Alder
Sego
Hunt
Utah Dairy Stock
USAC
LaVord Thompson
Ted Sawyer
Salt Lake
South State
O. K
Sawyer
Martha
Washington
Snelgrove
Salt” ‘Lake City
Kaiser-Flaser
Pire Apenn
Mink Creek Road Project Surveys Near Completion
Burton Hawkes state highway engineer visited Preston to gather data for Mink Creek road deeds. Most information and clearance for legal deed preparation are complete, with deeds to be sent to the county next week for property owner signatures before bids for six miles of road improvement from Rivesdale up Mink Creek are sought by the state mite works department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton ‘Hawkes
Preston
Mink Creek
Rivesdale
Mite Works Department
Grand Island Guests Visit Mrs. Dan Taylor Families
St and Mrs Dan Taylor of Grand Island Nebraska were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs J Dan Taylor Mrs Taylor will stay a few weeks before joining her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Taylor
Grand Island
Nebraska
J. Dan Taylor
Taylor
Ince
Husan
Almira Nelson Honored at Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Almira Nelson were held in Weston chapel with Bishop Maurice Tingey officiating. Counselors, choirs, and speakers including Vaughan Taylor and Elson Hansen eulogized her long Weston life, with performances by Ella Thompson, Alvin Maughan, and local duets. The service concluded with burial at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Chapel
Almira Nelson
Weston
Maurice Tingey
Eldon Hansen
Beautiful Isle
Melvin‘ McKay
Ella Thompson
Alvin Maughan
Hilda
Olsené
Scout Training Sessions Planned in Cache Valley
The Cache Valley Boy Scouts council holds a long term planning conference October 4 to 13 at the Logan headquarters under deputy regional executive Roland E. Dye. Opening session Friday 8 p.m. covers organization and extension. sessions follow with committees on Sunday through Sunday including health and safety and finance. Representatives from Franklin and Oneida districts listed: Woodrow Rasmussen, Lott Viehweg, Wells Triant, Duane Robinson, Bill Garrett, Leon Forsgren, Phenol Edgley, D. G. Eames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Roland’ E. ‘Dye
Logan
Franklin
Oneida
Woodrow Rasmussen
Lott Viehweg
Wells Tri- Entire
Duane Robinson
Bill Garrett
Leon Forsgren
Phenol Edgley
D. G
Eames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poultry Assn
GOP
Andidate
States Authority
P.T.A
Farm-Bureau
Reclamation
Max Millar
Boulder
Trip
Mink ‘Creek
Isis
Cex
Aedes
Tresioa
Involsiad
Almira
Nelson
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