Free Candy Making Class Slated by The Citizen
The Citizen offers a free two hour candy making class on September 20 at 2 30 p m in the county courthouse basement. E Remington Davenport veteran candy maker and founder of the School of Candies will conduct the session detailing the laws of candy making and demonstration. Davenport has taught across the Pacific Coast Idaho and Arizona and authored two books on candy making. He has conducted schools for Brigham Young extension service in Idaho Falls and the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Davenport
School of Candies
Davenport
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Arizona
Brigham Young Extension Service
Idaho Falls
West
Europe
Portland
Oregon
Community Camp Ground Offers Site For Outing
The Preston Community Campgrounds at Cub River invite groups for fall outings. Forest Service crews under Grant Dokstader completed a new bridge and access road, with graveling, barrier rocks, and site cleanup by Burnell Bair, Kent Howell, and Eddie Jensen. Water, tables, grills, toilets, and campfire areas are ready. District Ranger Ralph Roberts warns to be careful with fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Cub River
Forest Service
Grant Dockstader
Burnell Bair
Kent Howell
Eddie Jensen
Ralph Roberts
LDS Auxiliary Leaders Set for Franklin Meet
Three leaders of LDS Church auxiliary groups will meet September 14 and 15 in Preston. General sessions begin Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. led by W Dean Palmer with meetings at the Stake Center and Preston Seminary. Special sessions for Sunday School and MIA leaders follow Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Mars
T. Burton
Young Women’s Apes Improvement
Sun
Sre
W. Dean Palmer
East 2Nd
South St
Vistors
Stake
South Bacon
Bury i Roeener
Burfin School Seminary
Provo
Utah
University of Utah
Adams
Stanford University
Graduate School of Business
Salt Lake City
Creer
Parent- Teachers Association
Man Honored For Attendance At Preston Lions Club
Earl Nelson received a 25 year perfect attendance pin at a Preston Lions Club meeting. Voris Johnson earned 15 years and Quinten Crockett five years of attendance. pins were given by International Counselor Buron Dunn. Reed Brenchley, Preston High School principal, named Lion of the Month with Merlin Smith presenting a gift. A vocal trio with Nancy Pearce, Nancy Tagey, and Sharon Howe, accompanied by Clixie Hull, performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nelson
Preston Lions Club
Voris Johnson
Quinten Crockett
Buron Dunn
Reed Brenchley
Preston High School
Merlin Smith
Nancy Pearce
Nancy Tagey
Sharon Howe
Clixie Hull
Dayton Girl Enters Growing Contest for $200 Scholarship
Betty Moser of Dayton is among Eastern Idaho youths entering a potato growing contest sponsored by The R. T. French Company of Shelley. Contestants may sell their two acre harvest to French's, with about 400 hundred weight bags valued at over $500 expected from the plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Preston Area
Idaho
R. T. French Company
Shelley
Betty Moser
Annual Beet Growers Day Scheduled
The Sugar Beet Day will be held at the Franklin County courthouse on Saturday September 14 with a 12:30 p.m. dinner in the social hall. The event is sponsored by the Franklin County Beet Growers Association and the Amalgamated Sugar Company Franklin County Division.
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Collate Court House
C R. Choules
Court House
Franklin County Beet Growers Association
Amalgamated Sugar Company, Franklin County Division
Wildlife Group Plans Meeting in Richmond
The Richmond Wildlife Federation will hold a meeting in the community buildings on Friday at 8 p.m. Two new directors will be elected and the program will include films and talks. A pierget conges time area permit will be on sale. The general public is cordially invited.
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Richmond
Richmond Wildlife Federation
General Pens
Grace Lions Hold Annual Picnic at Grace Plant
Grace Lions club held a summer outing at the Grace Plant with Jack Gibbs as general chairman. He led fifteen Lions and their wives in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lions
Plant
GRACE
Grace Lions Club
Grace Plant
Jack Gibbs
Caribou Water Development tops Bear River wait list
The Caribou group seeks a 40 000 acre foot storage reservoir south of Spring s as Idaho water leaders weigh additional requests from Weber Basin area Ogden. Critics doubt the group s sincerity while noting the long pay back and potential value of Bear River waters. Public debate centers on proposed timing and who bears costs as ranchers and water users press for more water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Balse
Boise
Aare
Sithetti
R.G. Cranney
Ee “Water Sun Associat
Myris Crainey
theyGrace
Soda Springs
Oneida
Bear River
Caribou Group
Springs
Caribou Re Development, Inc
Soda
Weber ‘River
Ogden
Civic Music Opens Drive for Annual Campaign
The Cache Valley Civic Music opens its annual campaign Monday evening and closes Saturday at noon. Local representatives Mrs Elda Carlson and Mrs C M Crabtree say the highlight is the Norman Luboff choir with Gold and Frydal piano duo and the Utah Symphony also featured. Residents may contact the local coordinators to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Elda Carlson
C. M ‘Crabtree
Norman Luboff
Gold
Frydal
Utah Symphony
Delegations Protest Bus Routing Changes At Eastside School Board
Delegations from Banida Winder Mink Creek Fairview Preston and Franklin packed a Monday night meeting to protest the district bus routing system. About 80 attendees heard petitions urging a return to last year’s transportation setup and calls to cut staff and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Banida
Winder
Mink Creek
Fairview
Preston
Franklin
Two Local Boys Earn Eagle Awards At Sunday Ceremony
Leslie Ware son of Roy and Mrs Ware and Lynn Hunt son of Richard and Mrs Hunt received Eagle awards Sunday in Preston Second ward. Both are active in Scouting and Preston High School. Leslie led as junior Cub Scout master and served as Camp Hunt lifeguard. Lynn is organist for the priesthood and junior assistant scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ware
Roy, Ware
Lynn Flint
Richard’ Hunt
Preston Second
Leslie
Camp Hunt
Preston High School
Lynn
Hes Hass Earnedz
A ate pent A ary' i a ae
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Grace Women Win Talent Contest at Malad District Meet
Grace Mrs. Bordell McCurdy and sister Miss Hansen of Thatcher won first place in the District Farm Bureau Talent Fund in Malad. This is their third win after earlier victories in Grace and Soda Springs. They will compete in Pocatello in November for the state contest with songs Have I Told You Lately That I Love You and Side by Side accompanying on guitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Bordell McCurdy
Missa Hansen
Thatcher
Farm Bureau
Malad
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Yin
Fae
Contes Ey
Cafe Leased in Grace by Mrs Herb Walters
Grace business item notes that Ferns Cafe in Grace has been leased to Mrs Herb Walters who began operations on September 1. The notice records the new operator and start date for the cafe tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Fern
Herb Walters
Fragmentary OCR Note On Slog Jan Following ARC
An incompletely captured OCR fragment notes slog Jan following ARC, with garbled words and unclear context. The readable portion hints at a project or event timeline but lacks concrete names places dates or outcomes for reliable summarization.
Fragmented OCR note on mail to nine persons
Incomplete text appears to reference mail to nine persons and a prior note or command. Readable fragments include names or terms but many words are garbled. No clear event, date, or place is established.
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E.remington Davenport
Citizen Free Candy School
LDS
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake
Harry Gamble
Preston Hufry Ce Club
Scotty ‘Vaendell
Mr.Gamble
Seere
Gamble
Richard Hendricks
Sandy Cross
Argentina
Otto Mere Het
Stivslons
Howard
Wildlife Group
Civic Music
Grama
Cdi
William Ward
Eagle Scout
Lynn Hunt
Ae Annes
Ae Roy
Ware
Mrs. Ric
Hunt
Cher
Ucner
Arn
Rey
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