Preston Girl Wins $170 Scholarship to Idaho State
Eileen Jepsen of Preston accepted a $170 scholarship from the Pocatello Association of Insurance Agents for studies at Idaho State University.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
3
Eileen Jepsen of Preston accepted a $170 scholarship from the Pocatello Association of Insurance Agents for studies at Idaho State University.
Robert Owen of Preston was among 28 Utah State University students awarded Union Pacific Railroad Scholarship checks for 200 dollars. Eight Idaho, two Wyoming, and one Nevada students also received funds, presented at a USU dinner by Joe Jarvis and Wesley Soulier.
Dan Cahoon of Dayton develops a conservation farm irrigation system to save water reduce erosion and improve yields. A 12 inch concrete pipeline and gated risers control water flow from the reservoir through field ditches across the farm. The project, part of a Franklin Soil Conservation District plan, aims for efficient water delivery and minimized seepage.
The October 29 1964 Franklin Relief Society meeting included a literature lesson by Clara Dean Morrison and stake visitors President Jenny Nuffer Noreen Bingham Reva Wilson Mildred Oliverson Zelma Woodward Lois Atkinson. Elaine Dunklyn conducted with Myrtle Wood ward singing by Gladges LeFevre. Officers Sustained Doris Woodward Phyllis Kingsford Maggis Jamison. Alfonda Hawkes gave a year end report. Norene Bingham offered encouragement for home beauty and joy.
Relief Society Bazaar set for November 3 election day from 9 a m to 8 p m at Whitney school. Booths offer quilts dishtowels aprons pillow cases and no velities. Pie cake barbecue and candy will be sold during the day.
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