Cache Valley Dairy Cheese Tops Los Angeles Fair
Cache Valley Dairy cheese earned Best Tasting honors at the Los Angeles County Fair for perfect body texture and flavor. Ted Roper of Cache Valley Dairy praised producers and noted production at the Amalga plant is at an all time high, with over half a million pounds of milk daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Los Angeles County
Amalga
Los Angeles Fair
Los Angeles
Ted Roper
Preston
Cache Valley Dairy
Cache Vatley
Roper
Dean Fowler
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Rex Gleason
Pulp Mill Chooses Downey for New Plant
A pulp mill will be built in Downey by Fox Seed company of Portland employing more than six. The plant site west of the Bill Wilson home and north of the Cnerron bulk station has been leased from the city and nearby owners. Pulp will be produced at the mill and shipped to paper mills once setup is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Fox Seed Company
Portland
Bill Wilson
Cnerron
Cottonwood Canyon
Fox Seed
Puxp
Misleading Ads Target Medicare Beneficiaries Warned
Stanton S Thompson social security district manager warned Franklin County residents that some private insurers flood beneficiaries with misleading mailers implying Social Security ties or access to records. He noted envelopes resemble SSA mail and stressed SSA endorsements do not exist and records are confidential. Thompson urged contacting local social security offices or the State Insurance Commission for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Stanton S Thompson
Social Security
Thompson
Social Security Administration
End Of Month Hospital Bid Postponed
The bid opening for the Franklin county nursing home and hospital addition complex was postponed this week. The opening previously set for Tuesday October 30 at 2 p.m. has been rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Nursing Home
Ny. A
Former Preston Man Named Assistant VP at Walker Bank
Stanley R. Fellows, a Preston native, was named assistant vice president and assistant director of personnel at Walker Bank and Trust Company. He is one of four men promoted to assistant vice president, reflecting his long service and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Fellows
Preston
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Mr. Fellows
Edgley
Building Permits Reach 249 210 In Preston Nine Months
Building permits in Preston for the first nine months total 249 210 according to First Security bank. September permits amount to 118 000, with nine month totals including three homes 47 500 non residential 183 000 and alterations and repairs 18 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
First Security Bank
Preston Water Users Meeting Planned for November 4
A Preston City Water Users association meeting is set for November 4 at 7 30 p m in the Franklin County Court house. Mayor Glenn Gamble says the session will outline progress on the new water system financing and related matters. The Water Users group includes Preston residents joined with the city council and mayor as its board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston City Water Users Association
Franklin County
Glenn Gamble
Water Users Association
Preston
School Board Schedule Change and Meeting Actions
Eastside School district board approved moving monthly meetings to the second Tuesday. They set final plans to attend the state board of trustees meeting in Coeur d Alene on Nov 56 and noted journeys for Mrs Sarah Johnson and Onan Mecham to Seattle and Portland meetings. A teaching contract for Mrs Lynn Thorpe was accepted pending state certification. A right of way was granted to Utah Power and Light for a pole on school property. A demonstration of the Post Office systems occurred during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
State Board of Trustees
Coeur d’Alene
Orson Bowler
Sarah Johnson
Seattle
Onan Mecham
Portland
Lynn Thorpe
Logan
Utah Power and Light
Merchants Plan Harvest Prizes in Preston Event
Preston merchants stage Harvest Of Values on October 30 with contests for biggest squash carrot potato apple or any item grown locally. Prizes include five dollars for first, two for second and one for third. stores stay open until 8 p.m. Grade schools showcase Halloween art and pumpkins. stores offer shopper specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Merchants
The
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming, Tri-State committee to discuss Bear Lake water storage
The Bear River Tri-State Negotiating Committee, with officials from Idaho Wyoming and Utah, plans a November Brigham City meeting to discuss water storage above Bear Lake. Utah and Wyoming favor increased Bear Lake storage and proposed compact modifications to allocate unconsumed flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River
Tri-State
Bear Lake
Brigham City
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Uttah Power and Light Company
Three Area Students Honored At Stev ens Henager College Ogden
Sherrie Porter RaNae Monson and Valerie Low e from Preston area received summer quarter honors at Stevens Henager College Ogden. Porter earned superiority in spelling vocabulary and shorthand speech Monson earned recognition for speechwriting and Low e for high honor roll and superiority in spelling vocabulary shorthand speed and secretarial competence certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Stevens Henager College
Ogden
LeRoy R. Stevens
Sherrie Porter
Woodrow G. Porter
RaNae Monson
Council To Investigate Grant For Water System
Preston City Council voted to explore all sources for a federal grant to help fund the new water system. The city holds a $1.3 million loan commitment from Farmers Home Administration, with HUD funds already obtained by Soda Springs. Mayor Glenn Gamble said the council will query Idaho lawmakers and HUD in California and may travel there to pursue the money. Howard Johnson was named secretary of the water users association after Arlene Nash resigned, citing workload and a preference for separate city and association offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
New City
Farmers Home Administration
Glenn Gamble
Soda Springs
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Idaho
HUD
California
Preston City Water Users Association
Howard Johnson
Arlene Nash
Nash
Gie
Association
Coun Cil
First brain bypass operation aids stroke patients
A landmark microsurgical brain bypass by Dr. O Howard Reichman at the University of Utah Medical Center gave Max E. Smith a Grace Idaho rancher near full recovery after a major stroke risk. Smith, 49, returned home to Idaho to await follow ups and a possible arteriogram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceman
University of Utah Medical Center
U. S
O. Howard Reichman
Salt Lake City
U College of Medicine
Max E. Smith
Grace
Ida
Mr. Smith
Idaho
Reichman
M. G. Yasargis
University of Zurich
Switzerland
Salt Lake
Zurich
Yasargil
Satovick
Smith
CVU
Preston High Students Help Plan Social Studies Block Plan
Preston High School uses a block plan in social studies with three 90 minute sessions weekly for seniors. Students may meet in separate or combined groups, enabling team teaching and individualized instruction, with a student committee helping improve the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Roger Sparrow
David Merrill
Kanda Lee Alten
Genie “Hansen
Shi
Elie Ogram
Ues
Atel
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Thedford Roper
Leland Seeley
Medicare
Neil’ Swaith
Certies
Mel Burrup
Oneida Street
Second East
Recreation Park
Warren Gleason
Fairgrounds
Boise
Glen Call
Rou Roved
A. Reed
Lyle Shipley
Pocatello
Wien St Vis
Lee Etait
Wayne
Bex
Algo
Eugené
Tomasi
Gilesters
Ceavens
Ican
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!